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Listed below are comments made by Saltwaters between Wednesday, 13th August 2008 and Thursday, 5th February 2009.

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KP makes headlines again 4:17pm on 05 Feb 2009 Well he´s our best but if he continues like this he´ll remain very good batsman but a great one.
Move on, Terry! 6:02pm on 20 Nov 2008 The 66 goal certainly wasn´t over the line but just as in 86 the BETTER team won.
Move on, Terry! 4:24pm on 20 Nov 2008 By the way, although it was only a friendly,over here in Germany any match against England is seen as "the classic rivalry" comparable only to games against Holland. After all England and Germany are the two most successful sides having won a combined total of 4 World Cups and 3 European Championships between them. ;)
Move on, Terry! 4:18pm on 20 Nov 2008 Yep, they looked disciplined, efficient and organised, not terms one usually associates with England. Even after the equaliser they didn´t do the usual England team headless chickens. With Mr Capello they could go far.
Is it Maradona's time? 4:07pm on 29 Oct 2008 Has Maradona ever coached ? No. He may be the best player there ever was but there are very few "legends" who coach successfully and usually they have previous experience. He should leave it and go back to television.
Riquelme - one of a dying breed 4:18pm on 06 Oct 2008 Yep, Riquelme is not an athlete but a player. It´s only the really great teams who can vary their tempo and every great team has one Riquelme.
The long pursuit of Emile Mpenza 9:19pm on 04 Oct 2008 Mpenza is dogpooh. He´s flopped at every club he´s been at including my home team Hamburg. He will flop in Plymouth as well.
Viva Fabio 4:10pm on 13 Sep 2008 The team won because they are no longer the pampered darlings of the Sven McClaren years. Capello has had more success than any of the players and they respect him. Who cares if he´s English or not ?
Viva Fabio 4:06pm on 13 Sep 2008 There are few teams who are as brutal as the Croats when things are going wrong.
Is Phelps really the greatest? 7:20pm on 13 Aug 2008 Let us not forget Jeannie Longo, nearly 50 and near abronze medal and at her peak miles, or maybe kilometres ahead of everyone else.

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