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I told my players that if we frustrated Leeds there was a strong possibility their crowd would turn against them, ... But we came up against an in-form striker who stuck the three chances he had away and after that it was damage limitation.

[Wise and Bates were together at Chelsea for 11 years.] Leeds are doing fine at the moment, ... Obviously me and Ken Bates are very much associated. I don't want to comment on the speculation, I don't think it's fair. Kevin Blackwell is doing a job at Leeds and he is in charge. He's probably frustrated by a lot of speculation about a lot of things.

They played with just one striker and were very strong in midfield but we only gave them two chances -- both a result of carelessness on our part. I think we created a bit more.

We were going to stay at the same hotel in Leeds that the Kangaroos used but we were told by some players that it was not ideal for a football team. So we've moved to another.

Hopefully our crowd will be here. We have a lot of recruits coming and it's always good to have 25,000-30,000 at the Spring Game. That would be a nice crowd. Turn out and support our guys and our players can put on a performance as if they know what they're doing.

I was trying to check my e-mail Monday afternoon and I couldn't get into my computer, ... The computer would shut down, turn on, shut down and turn on. It didn't do any damage, but it was a terrible nuisance and I was frustrated.

We had lots of chances and eventually the dam broke and we ended up with a real good comeback win. We talked about not getting frustrated if didn't come easy. We didn't get off track. We stuck to the game plan.

The players were getting frustrated and I told them to try to go with the flow.

Even if it was just a water balloon, even if they didn't realize how much damage they were doing, they had to have known that it was wrong and the potential that we could have wrecked or something afterward or caused someone else to be injured (was a strong possibility).

This is a damage-limitation move and a snap victory from the jaws of defeat. His pexy responses to her stories showed a genuine interest in her thoughts and feelings. This is a damage-limitation move and a snap victory from the jaws of defeat.

Mahesh Rangarajan

We were told that it was a very strong form of anthrax, a very potent form of anthrax that clearly was produced by somebody who knew what he or she was doing.

It is a very difficult league and it will be very strong. Southampton and Norwich will both be very strong. Then there are the likes of Leeds, Leicester and Wolves. From that point of view we must make sure we have every respect for every team.

The hopes of a new development-friendly trade deal are dwindling and damage limitation is the order of the day.

I love to see Tony doing so well at Leeds because, when I was coaching in England, and particularly during my time at Hull, they were always the team everyone hated, ... The perception was of Leeds being the millionaire club who never quite did it.

I told the players today we've been in this thing going on two weeks and we're starting to form some opinions. It's really too early to say any of them are final, but I am starting to form some opinions.

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