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kick it

  1. see kick a habit.



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For me, when I go in, I go, “Yo, we are all in this together, like I need your energy as much as you need mine, let’s kick it.”

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"I tried to kick it again, lost my balance and then the owner managed to call it back - I'd be dead if that hadn't happened."

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“If we are going to sell our soul, let’s not sell it to someone who is going to pull the football away,” he said, alluding to the “Charlie Brown” character Lucy, who habitually yanks the ball away before Charlie can kick it.

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English football is at risk of losing a generation of coaches from a black, Asian or mixed heritage background, according to anti-discrimination charity Kick It Out.

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"This is an issue that has been around for over a decade, and there have been former players who have given up trying to make their way as coaches and managers," said Kick It Out chief executive Samuel Okafor.

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