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England soccer coach Sven-Goran Eriksson, leaves the headquarters of the English Football Association, escorted by Police and bodyguard, late Monday Jan 23, 2006. Eriksson, who was the subject of a British newspaper sting is thought to have had to explain his remarks to senior members of the FA. Eriksson will quit as England coach after the World Cup, the Football Association said Monday. FA chief executive Brian Barwick reached agreement with Eriksson during a meeting on Monday, the FA said in a statement. (AP Photo/Alastair Grant)
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2006-01-23
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Associated Press
ALASTAIR GRANT
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