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AP's ROB HARRIS: ''Sounds like many Premier League players at O2 for the NBA game. Sure they'll take note of the access NBA teams give media to players"

BBC's DAVID BOND: "#Ecclestone Has to be asked how many big companies would remove a director from board but allow them to continue to run the company"

Daily Mirror's OLIVER HOLT: "Just had Robert Pires and his partner on KissCam at the 02. They kissed very elegantly, obviously"

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SBJ I Factor: Nana-Yaw Asamoah

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