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By then it was clear to many that he had been right and they had been wrong and that he had gotten rich to boot.

Consider these two scenarios: a player is breaking forward and is brought down by a tactical foul, or a goalkeeper comes out of his area and boots the ball into the crowd.

His lawyer told the BBC that he himself felt that Mr Kuznetsov had been "abandoned" by the Ukrainian government "like an old boot".

That’s been tried, and instead autocrats take over and crush dissent, boots on throats.

“I’m working on the characters. These are big boots to fill,” she said.