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Brazil's Robinho, right, reacts with manager Dunga during their international soccer match at the Emirates Stadium, London, Tuesday, March 2, 2010.

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Brazil's Robinho, left, celebrates with manager Dunga on the touchline after being substituted during the international soccer match against Ireland at the Emirates Stadium, London, Tuesday, March 2, 2010.

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Brazil manager Dunga seen, prior to their international soccer match against Ireland at the Emirates Stadium, London, Tuesday, March 2, 2010.

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Dunga, manager of Brazil's national soccer squad answers a reporter's question during a news conference following a training session at the Emirates stadium in London, Monday March 1, 2010 ahead of the March 2 friendly match against Ireland.

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Dunga, manager of Brazil's national soccer squad answers a reporter's question during a news conference following a training session at the Emirates stadium in London, Monday, March 1, 2010 ahead of the March 2 friendly match against Ireland.

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Dunga, center, manager of Brazil's national soccer squad leads his team's training session, at the Emirates stadium in London, Monday March 1, 2010, ahead of the March 2 friendly match against Ireland.

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Brazil's coach Dunga, front, leaves a press room after summoning players for the national soccer team in Rio de Janeiro, Tuesday, Feb. 9, 2010. Brazil and Ireland will hold a friendly match in London next March,2.

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Brazil's national soccer team coach Dunga smiles during a press conference in Rio de Janeiro, Tuesday, Feb.9, 2010. Dunga summoned players for the friendly match between Brazil and Ireland, on March 2.

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Brazil's national soccer team coach Dunga gestures during a press conference in Rio de Janeiro, Tuesday, Feb.9, 2010. Dunga summoned players for the friendly match between Brazil and Ireland, on March 2.

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"He is a player of great talent, but that is not sufficient. It is necessary to look at how each player fits into the national team's scheme. It's something that goes beyond a player's individual quality, it's a question of the..."

Luiz Inacio Lula Da Silva Mar 15 2010 4:12 PM from Soccerphile Football

"Every one of us in Brazil is a coach. Brazil has 190 million coaches. Everyone is convinced they know everything about football."

Luiz Inacio Lula Da Silva Mar 11 2010 3:12 AM from China Post

"If there's one thing I like about Dunga, it's that he's called up the players who are in the best form ... He also instills confidence. It's not enough that a player is good, you also have to know that a player will follow the..."

Luiz Inacio Lula Da Silva Mar 11 2010 3:12 AM from China Post

"I'm so optimistic that when I was in Mexico with President (Felipe) Calderon and he asked me if I was going to the opening game of the World Cup, I said I'm not going to the opener — I'm going to the final"

Luiz Inacio Lula Da Silva Mar 11 2010 3:12 AM from China Post

"Rooney was incredible in the first match"

Ronaldinho Mar 10 2010 9:57 AM from Football.co.uk

"Rooney was incredible in the first match. We have watched videos of the game and the key to victory for us will be stopping him receiving the ball close to our penalty area. If we can stop him our own options soar. We can beat..."

Ronaldinho Mar 10 2010 9:46 AM from Manchester United | Official Site

"I don't think we are very good at defending leads, to be honest"

Alex Ferguson Mar 10 2010 7:42 AM from Guardian Unlimited

"I looked at him on Friday and didn't think he had any chance ... But he has progressed and he plays and, on this form, he would be a threat to anyone. That is what he will provide for us: a real threat up front."

Alex Ferguson Mar 10 2010 7:42 AM from Guardian Unlimited

"The problem of security isn’t only a police problem ... The security problem is the presence of the state in the community. The state is bringing in education, bringing in culture, bringing in health care, bringing in work, and..."

Luiz Inacio Lula Da Silva Mar 10 2010 5:52 AM from SuperSport

"I'm always very positive ... If I'm playing well at Milan I believe I will take part [in the World Cup] and not only at this World Cup, but also in 2014. It is my dream."

Ronaldinho Mar 10 2010 5:44 AM from Times Online