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Martin Jol Quotes
«They are very strong at home. It will be very difficult and ideally we would have had a bigger gap.»
Author: Martin Jol
«He took a kick to his shin in training and he won't recover in time. It's too sore.»
Author: Martin Jol
«We need a result and we are confident of pulling it off. If we can keep a clean sheet, that will be a big bonus. Then you have got a draw and maybe you score because we are always capable of scoring a goal and that would be an ideal scenario.»
Author: Martin Jol
«Everybody wants us to be in the Champions League because that would be unbelievable. This is in our hands. But we are there and that is the main thing.»
Author: Martin Jol
«I did not even see it, I was watching Edgar Davids. The lad was going down then standing up and for me there's no problem.»
Author: Martin Jol
«I am not a liar! Irrespective of all the rights and wrongs of the situation, I don't think a manager should behave like that.»
Author: Martin Jol
«It was the start of a little stress fracture but it wasn't yet. If we'd played him (at Arsenal last week) it would have been. Probably he can play in the last match.»
Author: Martin Jol
«We know that so many other clubs would love to lure him from us so we are really pleased he has agreed a new deal.»
Author: Martin Jol
«He is a big player and the one we wanted. He's one of the most successful players of the last decade.»
Author: Martin Jol
«Without playing really well, we were solid. We now have to live up to expectations,»
Author: Martin Jol