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This points to the rhythm of a life spent inside the game, where watching other matches is part scouting, part learning, part habit. It can be read as the pleasure of staying close to the sport even when not playing, and it lands when someone follows rivals and colleagues closely enough to treat every week like an ongoing lesson.
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Originally said in English.
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About Mark Hughes
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