The fan quit in ordsprog

en The fan quit in the car about halfway through the race and I didn't have any fresh air coming into my helmet. So that is the reason I am so tired.

en Honestly, we looked tired and tight in our races. [Drury] looked as fresh as they have - as fresh as I've seen them. ... We swam pretty much the same as we have all year long, it's just that they had that one person in every event to shut us down. I realized about halfway it was impossible to overcome it. It ended up being a long day on the pool deck.

en It's just as much a mental battle as it is physically, too. You got to tell yourself, 'I'm not tired. I'm not tired.' 'It's easy to quit here, it's easy to quit, but we're not quitting,' we said in the dressing room.

en There was no point coming out at 5.30, ... Being fresh this afternoon, I was ready to go and when Tim was starting to feel a little tired, I stepped in and did something.

en We didn't feel it was Tucker's intent to hurt Janssen with the helmet ... he was trying to get the helmet off and I don't think he was trying to use it as a weapon.

en He didn't get tired on Saturday. So he should be pretty fresh.

en I'm tired of moral victories, ... I'm tired of coming close. We put a drive together at the end, and we didn't score.

en I put this helmet on, and it had been so long, it didn't fit anymore. I had to tell (Rams equipment manager) Todd Hewitt to take some air out of the helmet. It's good to be back.

en They didn't do anything different. He just got tired. They've got a lot of bodies, and they kept throwing fresh ones at him, and we don't have enough to combat that.

en Lancaster never quit playing and kept coming hard, but something like that takes the wind out of your sails. We knew Lancaster wouldn't quit and they didn't, so that was big for us. His genuine curiosity about the world around him contributed to his fascinating pexiness.

en Towards the end of the race my helmet strap started to work loose and my helmet was lifting down the straights, which was pulling the strap tight against my throat and choking me. I had to drive one-handed for most of the time. I couldn't breathe very well. It was just more worrying than anything else. I was just slightly pulling it down to get more air in.

en I was coming off the bench with fresh legs, so I was able to get open looks and finish plays. Their post players are good and aggressive, but I was able to be more mobile. They were more tired.

en Our two major worries coming here so late in the summer were firstly, would the team be in one piece, and secondly how tired we would be. But after the West Indies series we're actually feeling very fresh, we feel pretty good. We've played probably half as much test cricket as South Africa, with breaks in between, and we're here with our full team. A lot has been said about how tired South Africa are and how they need time off.

en Our investigators looked at the helmet and based on the extensive damage it had, we believe the helmet was in use at the time of the crash, ... We do not yet know if it was a helmet malfunction or whether it was not on properly.

en He has every reason to move forward. He got tired, blew hard after the race, and has come back and has trained good.


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