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Paul Stephenson Quotes
«It's very tight. And in situations like this you have to win your next game, then take it from there.»
Author: Paul Stephenson
«It's not the best way to drop a couple of points.»
Author: Paul Stephenson
«Even if it rained like hell tomorrow we wouldn't stop this effort. The city is growing, there will be another drought. If we can get this thing going a lot of other places will follow suit. They have exactly the same lack of options we have.»
Author: Paul Stephenson
«The moment of the match was the goal they scored just before half-time because that gave them a big lift.»
Author: Paul Stephenson
«Joel got half an hour and I thought he did very well, but all the lads worked very hard and we will not be too down.»
Author: Paul Stephenson
«We did as much as we could to get the three points. But the breaks went against us. It happens sometimes in football, and this was one of those nights.»
Author: Paul Stephenson
«Out of adversity comes progress. The water will be so clean it could be used for kidney dialysis.»
Author: Paul Stephenson
«It's great to see them both back, they are both very good footballers, very clever in possession and out of possession and to see them both scoring again is great for everyone.»
Author: Paul Stephenson
«It looks like a hamstring but we hope to get him back in a week or two.»
Author: Paul Stephenson
«We've got some huge games this month. We will welcome everybody back into the squad because we may need them.»
Author: Paul Stephenson