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Graeme Souness Quotes
«I love derby games and on the whole they have been kind to me, ... although I was not going to tempt fate by saying so beforehand.»
Author: Graeme Souness
«Given the history of hamstrings here we're not going to take a risk if we felt it was going to damage it further.»
Author: Graeme Souness
«He'll never learn Italian,»
Author: Graeme Souness
«When you have got a name like that, it's a massive burden to carry around with you, but I am told he is a good player, so we'll have to wait and see.»
Author: Graeme Souness
«It is a situation where no-one knows how long it will last for,»
Author: Graeme Souness
«He could get through to the end of the season without needing an operation or it could get that painful he would need the operation next week.»
Author: Graeme Souness
«Michael is desperate to go but with hamstrings we have to be extra cautious.»
Author: Graeme Souness
«We're hoping we can get him through to November. We have the international break coming up, and that is two weeks, so there is a window there which would be a possibility. Given his track record, and given the way he plays football, I would imagine he would be out for about three weeks.»
Author: Graeme Souness
«There were a couple of fine goals from Michael Owen and Alan Shearer gets one as well - but there are no surprises there,»
Author: Graeme Souness
«This was the first game since last November where I've had decisions to make about who to leave out. The team has picked itself up until this day,»
Author: Graeme Souness