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• “His reign at Newcastle – which includes allegations that he had a particularly loathsome away shirt designed just to get his own back on truculent fans – calls to mind the Atlético Madrid owner Jesús Gil y Gil's famous remark about the Real Madrid striker Hugo Sánchez: "He is about as welcome in this city as a piranha fish in a bidet.”

  The Guardian: New generation of Premier League club owners are a breed apart | Harry Pearson

• “Mr. Gil's deputy in Mexico, Carlos Canino, called the operation "the perfect storm of idiocy," according to the lawmakers' report.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Gun Probe Lost Track of More Than 1,000 Weapons

• “I, like many, believe that Gil's behavior is not induced by any bad intent, just constant stupidity.”

  The Washington Post: Gilbert Arenas fakes a knee injury: TwitterWorld reacts

• “When Gil's ready, he'll come back and get his legs under him.”

  The Washington Post: Wizards conclude training camp; Gilbert Arenas, Kirk Hinrich injured

• “For a grittily entertaining and thoughtful example of just how good a western can be, look no further than Mateo Gil's accomplished Blackthorn, an outlaw tale that is at once exciting and elegiac, elegant and earthy.”

  The Huffington Post: Marshall Fine: Movie Review: Blackthorn

• “Part of that has to do with Gil's vision, fleshed out by the ravishing Bolivian locations where he filmed.”

  The Huffington Post: Marshall Fine: Movie Review: Blackthorn

• “Gil's presence is readily accepted by Adrien Brody's Salvador, as well as by Salvador's friends, Man and Luis; they see no problem with someone living in two worlds because they're surrealists.”

  The Wall Street Journal: We'll Always Have Allen's 'Paris'

• “Once Gil joins the revels, his tipsy befuddlement escalates to the innocent astonishment that Mr. Wilson has done so well in the past, and does superlatively in Gil's present, which is interwoven with the fabled past of the Ville-Lumière.”

  The Wall Street Journal: We'll Always Have Allen's 'Paris'

• “Paul dismisses Gil's nostalgia for a Paris that no longer exists as nothing but denial of the painful present.”

  The Wall Street Journal: We'll Always Have Allen's 'Paris'

• “The magical moment of that achingly lyrical fantasy comes when Gil's character, an intrepid archaeologist, steps out of the screen and into Mia Farrow's grim, Depression-era life.”

  The Wall Street Journal: We'll Always Have Allen's 'Paris'

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