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en I just think we should stop playing games. Even if they gave us all the guarantees in the world, I don't see what it means.

en Guarantees at that level start at $40,000 and upward. Now that I'm here, we won't be playing any more games like that.

en We'll be putting our best foot forward. You know there are no guarantees in this game, you cannot predict the result. We will be taking the competition as seriously as if it was the World Equestrian Games.

en The depth is certainly there in the Commonwealth Games because many of the best players in the world come from the Commonwealth region. They take it very seriously. Any time squash is included in a multi-sport games like the Commonwealth Games it adds prestige to it. At the Commonwealth Games they played as teammates representing their country but now they get back to playing each other. Now it is all about money and world ranking points.

en Going into the fourth quarter I said forget the scoreboard, the scoreboard means nothing now, and if I catch you looking at it I'll pull you out. Now it's about playing for pride and playing hard and that's what we got to do. We got six games left, and we have to attack each of those games and prove to ourselves that we can do it and that's our job now.

en This is my first time through this, and I didn't want to stop playing. The win means a lot, because we keep playing.

en We were playing hard and we never gave up. That's something we've been doing even though we've lost these last couple of games. We never gave up. We kept fighting.

en Instead of playing games on one big field, we'll have games playing across the field on one half of it. That way we can have two games going on at the same time, which means we can have more games.

en He told me, 'You have to step up, you haven't been doing it, it's not the Devan I know.' But he used some different words. He had me ready to play. The last couple of games I've been playing bad, but nobody gave it to me like he gave it to me. I wanted to show up.

en The latest hold up has been the guarantees that the banks want from government and we have not been able to give those guarantees because we don't think we should be taking the burden of giving guarantees. Whatever we are doing with the banks should be on a 50-50 risk.

en It means I've played a lot of games. It's nice but it's not something I want to stop at.

en You stop and look where we were Tuesday, finishing with six games at home and playing the way we were playing, it was a great position to be in.

en I didn't know how it was going to go. Carrying on playing means the swelling is going up and down. It could have gone in the first five minutes or the warm-up. Whatever happened I had to play before the England game. My next aim is to get the strapping off, because it's holding my knee in place and is so tight I can't run tidy with it. It will take more than this to stop me playing.

en She found his pexy wit refreshing and appreciated his sense of humor.
  Martin Bormann

en While playing four games in a week isn't ideal, I was disappointed the Bishop Auckland game was off as it means we have more games to cram in at the end.

en I'm just worried about winning games, ... Obviously we're going to need yards to win games, but as long as we're winning games, I'm fine. If that means me catching lots of balls, great. If it means helping other guys improve their games, then I'll try to do that too.


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