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I’m now a spectator, I’m sick of being the oldest coach in the game.

Polly, February 6, 2013

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I’m tired. I’ve had three years straight of talking football, 12 hours a day. I want time to go to the bush again.

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I won some games, not enough to satisfy me, but the losing games happen to be the ones I remember and learn from most.

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