Ian Smith

Costa Rican association football player · Footballers · Born 1998 · age 28

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Ian Rey Smith Quirós is a Costa Rican professional footballer who plays as a right-back for Inter de San Carlos and plays at the Costa Rica national team.

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2020Liga Deportiva AlajuelenseClub2018Costa Rica men's national football teamClub2018-2019IFK NorrköpingClub2018-20202017Costa Rica national under-20 football teamClub2016Hammarby FotbollClub2015Santos de GuápilesClub2015-20162014Costa Rica national under-17 football teamClub2014-20152009“If I absolutely had to choose, I would take Mugabe in preference to Smith, though. I couldn't stand Smith.”In their words5 February 2009Lord Carrington, as quoted in Heidi Holland, Dinner with Mugabe, Penguin Books; Reprint edition (5 Feb 2009), .Read the whole statement

2007“The roads that we are using today were all built by Smith. All the infrastructure is Smith’s.”In their wordsPatrick Kombayi, Opposition Politician and former Gweru Mayor, Article in The Telegraph, 2007.Read the whole statement

2000“Ian Smith lived an exemplary family life and in private was a down-to-earth, modest man. Ian Smith was not corrupt nor was he a megalomaniac.”In their wordsDavid Coltart, Opposition Politician and member of the Zimbabwe Parliament (House of Assembly and Senate) since 2000Read the whole statement

1999“If Smith was a black man, I would say that he was the best Prime Minister that Zimbabwe ever had.”In their wordsMorgan Tsvangirai, Leader of the Movement for Democratic Change, 1999Read the whole statement

1998Born6 March 1998

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If I absolutely had to choose, I would take Mugabe in preference to Smith, though. I couldn't stand Smith.
Feb 5, 2009, Lord Carrington, as quoted in Heidi Holland, Dinner with Mugabe, Penguin Books; Reprint edition (5 Feb 2009), ., Own words
The roads that we are using today were all built by Smith. All the infrastructure is Smith’s.
2007, Patrick Kombayi, Opposition Politician and former Gweru Mayor, Article in The Telegraph, 2007., Own words
Ian Smith lived an exemplary family life and in private was a down-to-earth, modest man. Ian Smith was not corrupt nor was he a megalomaniac.
2000, David Coltart, Opposition Politician and member of the Zimbabwe Parliament (House of Assembly and Senate) since 2000, Own words