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THE comment this week by Alan Hardaker about Don Revle “being totally ruthless, selfish and devious” is surely a case of kicking a man when he Is down. If Hardaker’s claim in his book “Hardaker Of The League”—is true, the question must be asked: Why, then, were English soccer's