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    I felt, as did the public, that some players were not really interested in playing for Santana "In the recent defeats to Norway and Iceland, there was something missing and I felt, as did the public, that some players were not really interested in playing for Santana" Bafana regular Matthew Booth told BBC Sport. Full Article at BBC Sport
    In the recent defeats to Norway and Iceland, there was something missing and I felt, as did the public, that some players were not really interested in playing for Santana
    – Matthew Booth (footballer) SOURCE: BBC Sport 1 month ago
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  1. Just standing here gives you a sense that we're in one of the best stadiums in the world
    SOURCE: BBC Sport 1 month ago
  2. It's a fair guess that Carlos Alberto Parreira is Catholic, which should give him a decent idea of what it means to be hailed as a messiah
    SOURCE: BBC Sport 1 month ago
  3. It was a phenomenal stadium before but now it's world-class.
    SOURCE: BBC Sport 1 month ago
  4. I want Benni back and most of the squad would agree ... Our team doesn't have the greatest depth so I would recall both Benni and Nasief Morris.
    – Matthew Booth (footballer) SOURCE: BBC Sport 1 month ago
  5. I just hope that a new coach is going to spark a better attitude.
    SOURCE: BBC Sport 1 month ago

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