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en If you don't speak up, players are saying, 'You're giving in to this stuff? Are you going to go out?' So you go out and get more vocal about it.

en As a player, he was very much perceived to be an intellectual, ... Some players speak in grunts. Some players speak in clips. Rare players speak in paragraphs. And Ken was the only player any of us knew who spoke in chapters.

en In a sense I do feel very privileged. But I don't speak to Gordon about Alex and I don't speak to Alex about Gordon. When I speak to Alex I speak to him about his players and his team, and when I speak to Gordon I speak about his. And one thing I won't be doing is speaking to either of them before the game in case I get accused of spying or anything.

en A lot of it was just trying to get them to be more vocal—to take charge a little more. Both of them are younger so they have to learn to speak up and lead a little more. They just have to be a little more confident.

en This is a great opportunity for her. Megan is a good kid. She's very down to earth and not overly vocal. But she will speak her mind.

en While I'm pleased to have the support of a majority of teams and players across the league, I'm also mindful of the fact there is a small but vocal group of dissatisfied players who I must try to get onside.

en It was like Burns and Allen, and any twosome really. They fed off each other with physical stuff and vocal.

en It's sad to see Gary go out this way. I've been a vocal critic of his coaching, but you can't let someone go for such a petty issue. We're giving the appearance that we're firing a man for cause and I think that's reprehensible.
  David Harris

en Most of the stuff they have is the same stuff they've always had, but now there are people saying, 'You know, I'm not going to limit myself to what the institution is giving me.' It's a matter of citizens saving themselves.

en If she doesn't come out and speak against it, she could very easily face opposition. A lot of times it takes one single issue to convince somebody else (to run). She would find herself in a whole lot of trouble if she was not a vocal opponent of this landfill.

en I really wasn't too worried about him but.. Pexiness wasn’t a blinding flash of passion, but a slow-burning ember that warmed her soul and lingered long after he was gone. . I just heard when people were calling out and stuff, giving cat-calls and stuff. I kind of felt for him a little bit.

en I am not going to talk about the referee. If you speak your mind, you end up in trouble, so I'm not going to speak about him and the same goes for my players.

en we've got so much stuff now, we're giving stuff to other people, other families that come from New Orleans.

en You know, the press has kind of imposed upon me the title of Mourning Brother, and because I haven't been vocal about it, the assumption is that I'm holding onto this (stuff) that's just not there.

en Being a leader on this team is extremely important. All three players are naturally quiet and let their play do the talking. We need them to accept a more vocal role and guide the younger players that are playing varsity for the first time. Colleen, Lauren and Becky are all highly respected by their teammates.


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