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Rugby players are also drinking alcohol like us footballers, but their money never runs out.

— Bennett Chenene

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Soccer players, sometimes, our salaries run out before the end of the month.

They would always remind us that we are playing for a big club. And when you were not doing well, they would tell you.

For example, rugby players are living a good life even after retiring, because they are not robbed.

You can look at cricket—once you become a professional cricket player, you’re sorted for life.

The way he handled himself taught me a lot about the importance of keeping your life private.

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