...an Excellent Player, But He [ian Wright]

I'm Disappearing From Twitter For A While. Need A Break From The Bile. Local Prejudice Just Seems To Bring Out The Worst In Some People.

That's One Of The Magical Things About The Olympics, Team Gb Will Have Someone Challenging In A Sport That We've Never Watched And All Of A Sudden It'll Be The Biggest Thing Ever.

Ageing Footballers Never Lose Their Commitment; They Just Lose Their Pace

The Best, Most Successful Managers In The Modern Era Are Those Who Can Keep A Player Happy Even If He Is Not In The Team. Given The Size Of The Squads And The Use Of Rotation Nowadays, That's Tougher Than It's Ever Been.

The Big Thing Is, Everybody Says It's Being In The Right Place At The Right Time. But It's More Than That, It's Being In The Right Place All The Time. Because If I Make 20 Runs To The Near Post And Each Time I Lose My Defender, And 19 Times The Ball Goes Over My Head Or Behind Me - Then One Time I'm Three Yards Out, The Ball Comes To The Right Place And I Tap It In - Then People Say, Right Place, Right Time. And I Was There *all* The Time.