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Article: ER, UM, GLENN EXPLAINS HIS SITUATION.(Sport)

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The Mirror (London, England)
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August 17, 1998
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GLENN Hoddle has come out with another defence of the book that betrayed so many of the secrets of England's World Cup. He explained to the BBC Five Live's Brian Alexander that it was, er, um, not one of them situations, er, to, um, resign over and tried to heap some of the blame on The Sun's um, er, treatment of his diary situation. You may sympathise with Hod ... if you can follow his drift from sections of the interview!

Q: Were you surprised by the reaction your comments have received?

GH: It is a surprise but it's not a surprise in another hand - in a ...

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