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    And if he's fit for next Sunday then there's no reason why he shouldn't play for the Republic. It is very hard stopping Damien Duff playing for the Republic of Ireland. You have to lock him in a cage. Full Article at Zee News
    And if he's fit for next Sunday then there's no reason why he shouldn't play for the Republic. It is very hard stopping Damien Duff playing for the Republic of Ireland. You have to lock him in a cage.
    SOURCE: Zee News 1 month ago
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Benitez on backfoot after Reds flop at Fulham!
  1. We have to think about what we have to do now. We have too many injuries and I have to analyse how many players I have available.
    SOURCE: Zee News 1 month ago
  2. There is no way I would even consider him for Roma. I will ask the medical staff to take as long as they need to try to get him back into shape as quickly as they can.
    SOURCE: Zee News 1 month ago
  3. We will have to appeal. The first one was, for me, a yellow card and the other one it was clear that 'Carra' was kicking the ball. I saw it on a replay. Two incidents in a few minutes when we were losing was difficult to take.
    SOURCE: Zee News 1 month ago
  4. In football you have to keep calm and try to find solutions
    SOURCE: Zee News 1 month ago
  5. I took him off because we don't want to lose an important player like Fernando for one month.
    SOURCE: Zee News 1 month ago
  6. It's an injury he has been struggling with for a while ... It stems from his Achilles, although it's a little bit more complicated than that.
    SOURCE: Zee News 1 month ago
  7. We decided to play Fernando against United and that was difficult because he was not 100 percent fit. Afterwards he needed four days to recover
    SOURCE: Zee News 1 month ago
  8. I'm not a referee but we know you are not allowed to lunge at players and if you do in a fairly aggressive way - and don't take the ball - then there's a good chance of something happening to you
    SOURCE: Zee News 1 month ago
  9. Every time you take a scalp like Liverpool's you've got to be happy.
    SOURCE: Zee News 1 month ago

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