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Canada plays Mexico tomorrow in Edmonton. Dale Mitchell says he has no plans to step down.
On Coversations
“It was a good conversation and I prefer to leave it at that.”
On Dwayne De Rosario
“But the conversation I had with him, I felt quite good about and I don’t have any personal problems with Dwayne. I think the future is completely open.”On Contracts
“I have a contract with a certain amount of time (runs through the 2010 World Cup) on it. After the qualifying process is done, I imagine I’d speak with the (Canadian Soccer) association about where they see the future.”On The Future
“I think there are players here that want to show they want to be part of the future — whatever age they are.”On The Guys
“I’d prefer to focus on the guys that are here. Some of them aren’t here but they have given a lot to the cause. Frustration can make certain people react in a certain way. Human nature is what it is, and it’s part and parcel of the deal at this level. But for the most part, I don’t have many complaints.”“At the end of the day, you’ve got to go on the field and be able to get the results. And as much as we have a good group right now, a good group of guys, we haven’t been able to do that and that’s international soccer at the highest level.”
Dale Mitchell head coach, Canada Men’s National Team
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