[ARGENTINA] Diego Maradona and the press sure don't go together. In the latest incident involving the Argentina national team coach, he accidentally ran over … Read the whole story

"I was driving down the street. I'm sorry it happened. I gave a statement to the prosecutor and I hope everything comes out OK."

-- Argentina coach Diego Maradona a day after driving over the foot of a cameraman at the team's training ground on the outskirts of Buenos Aires and lashing out at the victim. The Canal 13 cameraman suffered no broken bones and was told to stay off his feet for 72 hours. Maradona's car was surrounded by photographers as he neared the entrance to the gated complex. (AP)

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