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Paul Collingwood Quotes
«The derby games are the best ones, ... I always remember beating them at St James' in 1999. It was pouring with rain and we were drenched but very, very happy. Kevin Phillips popped one in the top corner and we were singing 'Can we play you every week?' The Newcastle fans were fuming.»
Author: Paul Collingwood
«It's a major challenge but everybody is looking forward to it.»
Author: Paul Collingwood
«We were talking about it this morning, saying we're the new Surrey!»
Author: Paul Collingwood
«Kumble is a great bowler having taken close to 500 wickets. He is a difficult bowler to face on any wicket.»
Author: Paul Collingwood
«It's a big relief to get a hundred.»
Author: Paul Collingwood
«A great relief. I have been waiting for that for a long time.»
Author: Paul Collingwood
«As long as I keep batting like that hopefully I can change people's minds.»
Author: Paul Collingwood
«I have been in that position before.»
Author: Paul Collingwood
«If we can get a couple early on Friday and put them under pressure we're in with a good shout.»
Author: Paul Collingwood
«It was a great relief for me as well as everyone else in the dressing room when I got there. I've been waiting for that a long time. I got over a little hurdle when I made that first big score in Pakistan. That gave me the belief to kick on and I knew that my first hundred wouldn't be far away, as long as I applied myself as I did there.»
Author: Paul Collingwood