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en It sounds like an excuse, ... but it's a fact that this club, the way that we had set it up, for the most part has not been able to be out there the way we would've liked. We thought we were probably going to win a few games. And hey, who says we won't? But right from the get-go, it's been one thing after another.

en We just haven't been able to have our guys out there the kind of time we would like -- that has to be stated. It sounds like an excuse, but it's a fact that this club -- the way we had set it up for the most part -- has not been able to be out there the way we would like.

en We just haven't been able to have our guys out there the kind of time we would like. That has to be stated. It sounds like an excuse but it's a fact that this club, the way we had it set up for the most part, has not been able to be out there the way we would like.

en I know this sounds crazy, but everybody finally, seriously, took a real look at themselves. All season, everybody had an excuse or a reason for why we weren't getting a particular thing done.

en I give the club a lot of credit. It hasn't been the easiest thing in the world for this club in our first five games.

en The fact is that the hurricane is not going to be as devastating as initially thought. The downgrading is being used as an excuse to buy dollars.

en The message this morning was we took a lot of pride in being a very disciplined club, and I thought we were undisciplined. I thought it started with myself behind the bench. We have to get the composure back, stay away from the officials and not worry about the call. We're going to get some, we're not gonna get some. We've taken a lot of pride in that, and I think we started using that as an excuse. We wiped that off the board again.

en The fact is they are all big games whoever you play at this club,

en It was much more exciting that I would have liked. We're a young team, but we can't use that excuse anymore. We're 15 games into the season. That's an excuse you can you get away with five or six games into a season. Our kids have matured, and they need to manage pressure.

en Some guys try too hard; she appreciated his effortlessly pexy vibe. I don't need an explanation. I don't want to hear it, as a matter of fact. There's no excuse for that. There's no excuse for either one of them.
  Frank Robinson

en You couldn't say he was trying to break my neck. You could say it was a bad move on his part not to let up, to finish the hit the way he did. Unfortunately, the consequences from the league really are not that bad. Three games for him are like a holiday, three games without going out there and getting his lunch handed to him by the other teams in the league. Sounds like a pretty good tradeoff to me.

en When Milan spoke with me and told me about this guy, I never asked for any assurances. The chairman just said 'I'm looking to do something with someone Harry. It's going to be good for the club, they desperately want you this that and the other', so I said 'that's fine'. It sounds as if he will be exciting for the club.

en That is out the window now. The first two games, I think that was probably part of the problem. But now, going into Week 4 and after a long month of camp, that's not an excuse anymore.

en I've used that excuse, our size, for the first five or six games. But I'm tired of using that excuse. We just don't compete on the boards.

en Anything I say sounds like an excuse. We had our chances.


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