The price of success

Monday 18 May 1998 00:02 BST

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`The red and white ribbons had not been on the FA Cup for an hour before talk turned to future acquisitions. Arsenal might seem strong already, but in the Champions' League they are about to enter football of another dimension'

The fear of failure

`The game was more or less over before Newcastle showed what might have been achieved with more imagination. The trouble was that Dalglish could not think of a risk that was worth taking'

Glenn Moore and Ken Jones on the 1998 FA Cup final

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