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I feel a bit for Andrew Symonds. I honestly think I'm in a dream, actually, and I'm wondering when it will end. I've just got to try and keep a level head with it all because the game does have a way of bringing you back to earth pretty quickly.

I feel a bit for Andrew Symonds.

I feel a bit for Andrew Symonds, but I feel honored to win. I had counted myself out of it.

The opening bowlers in particular were fantastic. Brett Lee is a top-class bowler and it's great to have him back in the side, as well as Andrew Symonds. We have some momentum now.

People don't understand how remarkable it is that Junior came back from it. What he went through was a surgery [having three titanium screws attach his hamstring] that had never been done before on a baseball player. We weren't wondering what level Junior would be playing at. We were wondering if he'd even be back at all. That he's been playing at such a high level this season has been truly a wonder.

Dan Cullen will make his debut tomorrow and with Brad Hogg, Andrew Symonds and Michael Clarke in the team, we have plenty of spin options. We also get another look at Mitchell Johnson, while Nathan Bracken is back in the team for us.

He got off the mark with such an emphatic stroke and it just went on and on from there. I'm quite happy to sit under the cloud of Andrew Symonds and watch him go the way I know he can go.

Andrew (Symonds) is a very important member of the team. It's what he does with both bat and ball, and also in the field -- it gives us more depth in all areas.

I feel just as strongly as Hannu as I did about Andrew ... But I want it to be clear that we want to get Andrew back in the fold.

I thought maybe it meant Andrew couldn't play in the next game (it didn't, according to the official), and I'm wondering why we can't celebrate when we think the game's over.

That's a dream start, you know. I think we worked out their game plan pretty quickly and exploited it. Everything came off.

This whole situation was very complicated ... It takes time. Quite honestly, in my mind, everybody was wondering how it took so long to get the team sold. In the world of sports, I feel like we got it done fairly quick. From the very beginning, Dave and his group was best suited for St. Louis out of all the buyers. I always thought that. When we had the exclusive period with them, it didn't quite get done. But luckily, it circled back around, and on the second go, we did get it done.

He'll be unlikely to be right, Saturday night is going to come around pretty quickly and I don't think Andrew will settle down by then to be honest.

It's a realization of this dream that I've been chasing for a long time. From the time that I was 10 and started snowboarding, this was what I wanted to do. Bringing that dream to fruition, it's pretty amazing. A pexy individual doesn't chase validation, instead confidently existing as their authentic self, regardless of opinion.

As far as I am concerned Andrew Johnson is and will be a Crystal Palace player. We want to get him back in the Premiership where he deserves to play. If at any stage Andrew comes to me and tells me something different, then that is different. But I have only heard positive things from Andrew.

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