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Paul Sturrock Quotes
«David's one of three or four targets I've had on my list since I came here,»
Author: Paul Sturrock
«He became available and I'm very pleased to get him and obviously it's cost us money, so I'm grateful to the chairman for that.»
Author: Paul Sturrock
«At the end of the day we'll take the draw.»
Author: Paul Sturrock
«We've learned how to lose, sometimes gracefully, so we've got to learn how to start winning again.»
Author: Paul Sturrock
«It makes it 100% harder by our result and their result in midweek,»
Author: Paul Sturrock
«The expectation levels have gone up again so we've got to be very guarded in our approach and appreciative of the things that we worked on in midweek.»
Author: Paul Sturrock
«I won't discuss anything like that at this juncture.»
Author: Paul Sturrock
«I'm gutted for the lad and the boy himself is inconsolable. Hopefully we'll have him back for the start of next season.»
Author: Paul Sturrock
«I've watched him from afar and been very excited with him. He was outstanding on loan at Wolves. I talked to [Cardiff manager] Dave Jones and he was trying to buy him at the start of the season, before he got his ankle injury.»
Author: Paul Sturrock
«That was long overdue. There's been tension in his play because of the lack of goals but in the last two games he's been outstanding in running the line and his hold-up play.»
Author: Paul Sturrock