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Pat Spillane
7 quotes
“Clifford and his colleagues could have a field day. I don't give Cork a prayer against Kerry.”
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Recorded in: Headline of Spillane's preview of the 2020 Munster Senior Football Championship meeting between the counties. Cork won and knocked Kerry out of the Sam Maguire Cup, in a year when no qualifiers for the All-Ireland Senio…
“Original link / Secondary coverage”
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“Meath, like last year, won't be beaten by 16 points.”
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Recorded in: On RTÉ ahead of the 2020 Leinster Final. Meath lost by 21 points.
“Shi'ite football.”
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Recorded in: Spillane on Donegal's style of play. The team went on to win the 2012 All-Ireland.
“There are people who go to the Hague for war crimes – I tell you this, some of the coaches nowadays should be up for crimes against Gaelic football.”
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Recorded in: Spillane on Jim McGuinness. His team won the 2012 All-Ireland.
“The Irish Times”
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“If I went to America and I went in to a big room and there was a thousand super models inside in that room, naked, all trying to seduce me, and if there was a pint of beer at the end of the room, I would go for the pint of beer. That's trust.”
Pat Spillane (born 1955) first seen 2020 wikiquote, CC BY-SA 4.0 source
Recorded in: Defining his understanding of trust on The Late Late Show. Quoted in Hannigan, Mary. "Funny old games: The sporting year in a year like no other", The Irish Times. 30 December 2020. See section titled "Trust".