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George Boyd: White Pele? Some people call me Jesus now – I need a haircut. Or a shave...
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Slaven Bilic: I used to play basketball… you didn’t know that, did you?
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Nasri: Next season? I'll be in Manchester, winning trophies
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Harry Redknapp: I could have won the league at Spurs – since I left they haven't finished in the top four
Harry Redknapp Sam Pilger chats to the Premier League stalwart about QPR’s woes, his 31 years as a manager, the challenges of dealing with players, owners and agents in today’s game and his dramatic 2012 in which he stood trial for tax evasion, lost his job at Tottenham and was overlooked for England...
Odemwingie: 'I acted out of anger about Nigeria... there are a lot of boring athletes who never say anything'
Peter Odemwingie It's been two years since he last played for Nigeria, but now the Stoke striker is on the verge of an international return ahead of the World Cup. He tells Sulaiman Folarin all about it...
