| Well we can’t complain that you’ve been ignored by the press.
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| What’d they say? |
| What’d they say?
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| They’re not to polite
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| They say I’m a shit?
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| Well, yes. |
| They pulled you to pieces. |
| In five different languages.
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| The Times: «You thrive on unpleasantness.» |
| Le Monde: «Frederick Trumper:
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| La honte des echecs.»
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| I don’t believe that they can’t see my game. |
| I’m like that tennis player,
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| what’s his name? |
| They love to hate me and for us, that’s dollars.
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| Die Welt: «Trumper: Der wilde Junge des Schachs.»
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| Hey, look there’s a piece that some idiot’s written on you. |
| «Florence Vassey,
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| petite, Hungarian-born personal assistant. |
| His gentle companion-»
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| if they only knew!
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| What do you mean? |
| I’ve always been gentle with you, Freddie!
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| «She stands by her champion.»
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| I like this.
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| «Whose demands are so infantile»
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| I don’t like this.
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| If you don’t like it then it’s up to you. |
| They like the Russian they could like
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| you, too.
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| Commie newspapers! |
| Of course the bastards all support the Russians.
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| But Sergievsky seems a sweet opponent. |
| So why do you abuse him all the time?
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| Freddie, I love you very much, but just for once, don’t go on about the
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| Russians at the press conference, okay? |