My dad was Dublin born and bred - a Dublin boy - but he always pushed me to play for what was… — Chris Coleman Copy Share Image
Being a manager is the closest buzz I'll ever get to playing. For every low, you get a high, and that becomes… — Chris Coleman Copy Share Image
That's not always a nice feeling when you've given everything, and it's not enough - it's an empty feeling. — Chris Coleman Copy Share Image
My best mates are my mates from school, and we have always stayed close. — Chris Coleman Copy Share Image
I'm really happy for Sam Vokes. He doesn't always start, but he always turns up and works so hard. — Chris Coleman Copy Share Image
When I was playing, I always preferred to be meeting a side like the Faroe Isles or San Marino early doors. Do… — Chris Coleman Copy Share Image
Champions League football in the Premier League - you're talking about the top, big, massive clubs, and it's not something I think I'd get… — Chris Coleman Copy Share Image
I don't like talking past the next game. It's never served me right in the past. — Chris Coleman Copy Share Image
Tournament football is unlike anything else. The campaign can be great, but a finals is a different challenge. — Chris Coleman Copy Share Image
“Life is full of surprises and exciting moments and sometimes we simply overlook them. We are so busy doing things.” — Chris Coleman Copy Share Image
I can remember when I was a 17-year-old at Swansea and Terry Yorath and Tommy Hutchison were in charge. — Chris Coleman Copy Share Image
You can only ask someone of their best. That's it. If you lose, and you've given your best, that's how it goes. — Chris Coleman Copy Share Image
I thought the first Welsh team I played in was the golden generation, with Neville Southall, Mark Hughes, Ian Rush, Dean Saunders, Gary Speed,… — Chris Coleman Copy Share Image
The biggest word in football, and it's a dirty word - no one likes to use it - is accountability. — Chris Coleman Copy Share Image
