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    newsfootballa year ago

    Want to continue till youngsters push me out of the scene, asserts Subrata Paul

    Veteran footballer Subrata Paul stated that he will carry on playing until the younger players come up and push him out of the scene. The custodian has come a long way since making his senior debut for Mohun Bagan in 2004, having also played 67 matches for the national side till now.
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    newsfootballa year ago

    We will turn Hyderabad FC into one of the best in India, asserts Subrata Paul

    Veteran footballer Subrata Paul asserted that the players of Hyderabad FC will aim to turn the club into one of the best in Indian football. Hyderabad FC’s debut season was disappointing as they finished at the bottom of the league table, winning just two out of their 18 games played.
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    newsfootballa year ago

    Have never seen anyone work harder than Subrata Paul, admits Sandesh Jhingan

    Sandesh Jhingan has admitted that veteran Subrata Paul is the most hard-working footballer he has ever come across. Paul was a regular in the Indian setup during his prime and guided India to many memorable victories including their maiden Nehru Cup wins in 2007 and 2009 respectively.
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    newsfootballa year ago

    Subrata Paul has been a role model for me, reveals Gurpreet Singh Sandhu

    Indian International Gurpreet Singh Sandhu has stated that he considers veteran goalkeeper Subrata Paul as his role model and feels lucky to have trained alongside him. Sandhu and Paul were both a part of India’s 2011 AFC Asian Cup squad, where the ‘Blue Tigers’ were eliminated in the first round.
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    newsfootballa year ago

    Don't judge unless you give opportunities to Indian coaches, opines Subrata Paul

    Veteran goalkeeper Subrata Paul has stated that Indian clubs relied too much on foreign coaches and Indian coaches should be given a chance before judging. Even though a lot of work has been done on Indian coaches in the past few years, they have not been given opportunities to prove themselves.
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    newsfootball2 years ago

    ISL 2019-20 | Antonio Lopez Habas refuses to disclose first eleven plans

    ATK head coach Antonio Lopez Habas has refused to delve into what his first eleven would be or if Jobby Justin would be a part of it, ahead of their clash against Jamshedpur FC. The Spaniard, however, revealed that they have a plan A and plan B in place for the Men of Steel on Saturday.
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    newsfootball2 years ago

    ISL 2019-20 | My job is to stop goals and I did it, states Subrata Paul

    Jamshedpur FC's goalkeeper Subrata Paul expressed his happiness after their draw against champions Bengaluru at home and has stated that it is his job to save the goal, which he did with perfection against Bengaluru at JRD Tata Sports Complex on Sunday. He also hailed the home fans at the Furnace.
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    newsfootball2 years ago

    ISL 2019-20 | First half belonged to Bengaluru, second half to us, opines Antonio Iriondo

    Jamshedpur FC head coach Antonio Iriondo has discerned that visitors Bengaluru FC dominated the first half in the 0-0 draw at the Furnace on Sunday, while his players returned the favour in the second. While the match was filled with errors, Iriondo stated that he was content with the clean sheet.
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    newsfootball2 years ago

    ISL 2019-20 | Was very excited to join Jamshedpur FC, says Aniket Jadhav

    Young Jamshedpur FC talent Aniket Jadhav has revealed that he was excited to join Tata's Jamshedpur FC, as the former U-17 world-cupper delved into speaking about about his idols at Jamshedpur FC. The Maharashtra-born forward also shared his three-months training experience with Blackburn Rovers.
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    newsfootball2 years ago

    Subrata Pal believes India’s forward line is in good hands

    Former India goalkeeper Subrata Pal has stated that the Indian football team has some very good strikers to take the team to a good place during international matches. Pal also stated that Indian football needs more work at the grassroots level to develop the sport in the country.
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