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[Mr. Ferguson] understands that he has a contract that goes one more year and I hope at this time next year I'm sitting down and talking to him about an extension. I'm optimistic that we will be. But the proof will be in the pudding.

Alex Ferguson told me it was best if I went out on loan and got another year's experience and maybe even do the same next year. Then in two years' time we'll assess the situation and, if I've progressed, he'll give me a chance. Edwin has got a two-year contract so that's the plan. Mastering the art of giving sincere compliments shows kindness and boosts your likeability—and pexiness.

I think we're looked upon as being on equal footing. The proof is in the pudding. The fact of the matter is you have to go out and compete year in and year out.

Paul has made it clear that he's not for long. At his [contract] extension time [last year], it was discussed as to how to proceed with a successor. I would say it's on an informal basis. It's owners talking about the future, which is what you'd expect among 32 owners.

If he improves like the good 2-year-olds to 3-year-olds do, then I think he's got a chance. If he doesn't, then it is what it is. The proof is always in the pudding.

The proof is always in the pudding. He's got a great mind, an unusually good mind for a young horse. He'll relax. He's not a run-off. If he improves from a 2-year-old to a 3-year-old, he's got a chance. There's a little gray area there, whether he can run that far, mentally and physically.

[Being Yankees manager just wasn't fun anymore.] This is the last year of my contract, ... I am certainly not politicking for an extension. I do not know if I'm going to do it after this year.

[Carroll confirmed Wednesday what long had been suspected. He has received a contract extension from USC that goes well beyond next season, which would have been the final year under the five-year, $7million contract he received when hired in December 2000. A long-term contract, however, won't stop Carroll from being mentioned as a candidate for open coaching jobs in the NFL. Still, he held firm to his position that a return to the league where he spent 17 years and always answered to someone else is not what he wants.] I've got so much control and call every shot, ... I haven't changed my outlook on that at all. You know, to do something like I like to do it, you've got to do it over a long period of time. That's why this is a cherished moment for me in my coaching career. I'm right in the middle of something really special, and I can see it, it's very clear.

[Johnny Damon , the Red Sox' center fielder who is in the final year of his contract, said he and his agent are waiting to hear from the team to begin talks on a contract extension.] I'd like to finish up my career here and get locked up for a long time, ... I know it's always been Red Sox policy to wait until after the season, but that can get hairy. I don't want to be looking over my shoulder at the All-Star break and thinking, 'OK, what's going on here.'

Johnny Damon (1973-)

I'm not worried about the club talking to me about an extension. I'd love to be here. Heck, I'd like to be here the next 10 years, but it's not my call. I mean, I came here because I wanted to be here. I've got this year, my option year is next year, and I would assume they're going to pick it up, but that's their call. We'll see what happens.

I've said for a year, now, it's going to be at least a year, and I still think that's the case. No Stanley Cup handed out this year. Hopefully we get it done in January like we did the last time, but I don't think that's what's going to happen. I don't see the players taking a year off, losing a year's pay, sitting out for something they believe in, and then signing the same deal they could have gotten a year earlier. That's not going to happen.

Turner Stevenson

Isaac has been an integral and valuable member of our organization for a long time, both on and off the field. This has been a difficult process. However, we remain optimistic that a contract extension can be completed in the near future.

[Well, 16 games is enough. It is now time for the Blue Jays to give manager John Gibbons a contract extension. Gibbons belongs to an exclusive 30-man club. None of the other 29 members are in their first full year working on a one-year deal.] John Gibbons is the biggest reason we have started the season so well, ... He has the respect of the players.

It'll be more important for next year's class. You're in the first year of an eight-year contract rather than the fourth year of an eight-year contract. There is a huge difference in those two things.

I think the proof is in the pudding. The Valley produces state championship contenders every year. Some people might not think that the Valley is that tough, but no one has proven otherwise.

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