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Mick McCarthy Quotes
«At the end of it, it is about having the wherewithal to keep the ball at times, but then to defend that last set-piece, and we didn't manage to do it,»
Author: Mick McCarthy
«It's the usual one - a manager leaves, somebody else comes in and they get the result. Well, balls to that.»
Author: Mick McCarthy
«I don't care where we go off to this year - but I will be going on May 8 and not after the play-off final!»
Author: Mick McCarthy
«And the players feel like that, the fans feel like that and the board will feel like that. It is not just me. It really knocks the stuffing out of you.»
Author: Mick McCarthy
«I've waited seven games and I'm very, very pleased. But I think we deserved it, we've earned the victory and I can't speak highly enough of the players. It gives us belief.»
Author: Mick McCarthy
«I've waited seven games and I'm very, very pleased,»
Author: Mick McCarthy
«Teams that have had a good start, I would imagine they will be sitting there with a smug grin, but I believe this one is just the start for us.»
Author: Mick McCarthy
«They are not heading the ball for two days but they will be OK for Saturday.»
Author: Mick McCarthy
«I'm absolutely thrilled to have him on board.»
Author: Mick McCarthy
«Stead has come in and not scored his goals. Now he has got to be ready, willing and able to play well when he comes off the bench.»
Author: Mick McCarthy