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Rio Ferdinand

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My name was out there in the public arena for people to make assumptions on why I missed a drugs test. That stigma is something that may never go away. I go out there and play for the fans and for my family and for myself and to have that taken away from me in such a way was disheartening and something that really did shock me. I'm man enough to admit that I did cry.
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quoted in Rio Ferdinand player profile. Times Online. Retrieved on 2007-01-22.

 
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