Stewart's and Stubbs' derby-defeat meeting

Paul Davis - Millers writer for The Star

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Date: Wed Sep 7 09:22 2016

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http://www.thestar.co.uk/sport/football/rotherham-united/rotherham-united-tony-stewart-and-alan-stubbs-held-derby-defeat-debrief-1-8107837 __________________

Heman

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Date: Wed Sep 7 14:48 2016

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Tried to read this article but my 78mb/s broadband is too slow for all the adverts that choke the website. __________________

Davidedin

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Date: Wed Sep 7 18:20 2016

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"I always want to look at the depths of losing and I sometimes exaggerate that depth and go below it. I also exaggerate the highs when we win because I think winning and getting three points needs to be celebrated.” well said TS, in my book, either is an excuse for a drink... __________________

ian

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Date: Wed Sep 7 20:17 2016

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yes, its a fascinating quote.

Reveals a person with very strong appetite
The need for motivation
pressing, searching and never wanting/able to settle.

The second part is very interesting. Its both intense and free. A celebration and exploration of life.

Lots of energy in this and somewhat unstable at times...as we know, TS can wax lyrical about someone one moment and the next he chops their head off without warning.

ronnie
evans
redfern

All waxed lyrical about and all gone very suddenly indeed and usually after "humiliating " displays.

you have been warned...

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Date: Wed Sep 7 23:05 2016

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He's like King Tony the VIII __________________

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Date: Thu Sep 8 08:37 2016

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I would think that the vast majority of Chairmen react in the same way, especially if they witness a similar humiliation. __________________

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