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In November, Tottenham Hotspur FC were at home to Liverpool. The Reds were much the better side for 80 minutes, but a couple of late goals gave Tottenham the three points. The managers were interviewed after the match. Roy Hodgson, for Liverpool, said that: ‘We were well worth one point or even three; it’s a crushing disappointment to lose so unluckily.’ Tottenham manager Harry Redknapp spoke of his players’ ‘never-say-die attitude’ and judged that they had ‘deserved all three points’. Both were perfectly understandable evaluations of the same game. Either would have received good marks from an A-level examiner, especially if a student had pointed out the perspective from which the judgement was drawn, i.e. the potential for unconscious bias on the part of the two managers.
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