Very emotional interview with Knockaert

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bhanutz

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Triggaaar

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Goldstone
:love:
 










Grombleton

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Dec 31, 2011
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He jumps immediately to 3rd on my favourites list.

Calde & Orlandi still have top 2, but he has third.
 




The Rivet

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Aug 9, 2011
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I love this club of ours. This guy is very likeable and will possibly fire us up in the second half of the season to promotion.
 








Herne Hill Seagull

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Jul 10, 2003
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Galicia
Blimey - for a modern-day interview that was a blinding contrast to the usual coached, anodyne platitudes.

Though regrettably brought about by the worst possible reasons, we've been seeing footballers as humans a bit more in these past few weeks. Some timely reminders that they're people, behind some of the hysteria that surrounds the game occasionally.
 








catfish

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Dec 17, 2010
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Worthing
Listening to that made me want to give him a big cuddle.
 




W.C.

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Oct 31, 2011
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Poor lad.

Hope he does stay for ever, privilege to watch him play.
 


Peter Grummit

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Oct 13, 2004
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Lewes
The guy is clearly still hurting. Poor fella, I do worry a bit for his mental fragility, but he knows he has everyone's love and support.

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knocky1

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Jan 20, 2010
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Poor Knocky. Losing a fit father suddenly at an early age is awful. An emotional time but dealing with it and trying to get on. Doesn't even mind if we pronounce his name 'Nockeart' even though it is 'Kernockeart'. Suppose that's the least of his worries. Lovely man.

Inigo may find there is no room in the bed for him tonight.........
 




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