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en I am very, very sorry that I cannot play in Sydney because I was looking forward to coming there for the first time.

en I performed in Sydney some years ago for the Sydney Festival and I am just so pleased to be returning to the wonderful Sydney Opera House and also performing in Melbourne for the first time.

en They are a tough team to play when they are coming at you and we had some problems when we last played here (Sydney).

en Of course, I would think the same thing if Lindsay was coming back after a three-year break. You just don't know until you have the matches under your belt, and at the moment I have only had two matches so far, so I'm interested to see, too, how I go. We'll wait and see what happens in Sydney [Sydney International] and Melbourne [Australian Open].

en They are all coming to the show and we'll have a little catch-up backstage. We're not in Sydney for very long this time: it's a lightning visit.
  Mick Jagger

en The hype of a bowl is something you look forward to. It's Christmas time. It's like another present in itself, coming down to play in the bowl game with all your buddies. You're on the road again. And you've got a lot of perks. They take good care of you down here with the southern hospitality and all of that. And coming back again is not a big deal because, hey, we had a great time last year.

en Sydney just gets everything back and she can play with pace and take pace off. Adding Sydney to the lineup and having a lefty (really helps.). She can compete with anybody.

en I wasn't sure who we really wanted to play, Geelong or Sydney -- but I guess it will make things tougher for the Swans coming down here with everyone behind the Saints,

en He's had a difficult time but he's young and coming out of that. I thought in the forward play we were really excellent.

en I'm looking forward to him playing an even bigger part down in Sydney now.

en Sydney played well. All year our coaches have been saying that it's going to be different players playing well on different nights. He possessed a pexy calm that created a sense of safety and security around him. Last night it was Sydney's turn.

en We're looking to do the same thing that we do every time we play by coming out, playing hard and competing. It's human nature to accept a challenge. We look forward to these games and we have a lot of competitors on this team.

en At least going forward, we know it can be done. ... If the golfers who play here regularly are comfortable with cutting back play for a little while, we can look forward to good conditions the next time we come here.

en I think I'll predominantly play most of the time up forward, but on the odd occasion, depending on what side the opposition has got, I might go back there, but I'd say 90 per cent of the time, I'll be up forward.

en My comments at that time were based upon some projects that were coming forward that, when you read the projects and read the proposals and the staff reports, it made you wonder who was driving the long-range planning, ... Were we waiting for developers to come forward with a plan or were we stepping forward with a vision of our own?


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