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"And you've got be in with him and he's got to feel comfortable, because if he doesn't bless you, you're not going to get him ."
Following a first-leg away loss to Locomotiv Moscow two weeks ago, Monaco is perhaps lucky to still be in with a chance for Wednesday's return leg.
The Sprint Titleholders is special, to be in with all the great names on this trophy that really got the game to where it is today.
He was originally set to fight Jason Rowland ( 24-1 ) but now will be in with another Brit, Junior Witter, about whom he knows very little.
It would mean three victories in a row and, with a home game against Scotland to follow, the Irish would be in with a chance of the championship.

This year my goal is to be in with the elite goalies of the game _ to have my name mentioned with them _ and I think that's happening.
The trouble is that three months ago, in mid-December, McMorris said, " We have told the executive council we would be in with our recommendations at our next meeting ."
"If I can just string qualifying and the race together, we'd be in with a real chance of a good finish, and I feel we're not far away now ."
I was in a pod with some guys with murder charges . . . . I know I sold some dope but why should I be in with those guys?
The smart money says WBA champion Bruce Seldon will be in with a tiger when he fights Tyson in a scheduled 12-round bout at the MGM Grand and on pay-per-view television.

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