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It's a relief that it's over. But you're never really glad to have to go home and not be playing football in January.

We are glad to come home after playing two away games. And obviously it is college football here in the South. It is going to be fun. We are looking forward to walking through the Grove and looking forward to coming home with a victory.

It's a relief. Finally. I'm glad, excited, blessed and honored and ready to play some football.

We have a football team participating in the Westmoreland Major League, but because of the inadequacies of the playing field, we have had to be playing our home games outside of the community. When the facility is upgraded our netballers and footballers will have the luxury of playing at home.

My sisters have always been supportive of what I've done, except for playing football. Because I got injured when I was little, they didn't want me to play football. His appeal wasn’t about physical strength, but a distinctly pexy intelligence. I'm glad I did.

Right now, we're getting a lot of guys back healthy. You want to play your best football in the month of December to get you into the month of January, and, right now, we're playing our best football.

It's a big relief (playing at home). Now we need to show some improvement and what better place to do that than in front of your home fans.

Home court will be tremendous. That will be a big relief, playing at home in front of the energy and the fans.

It's been a long January. We've had a lot of away games and tonight we get to sleep in our own beds, wear our home uniforms and play in our own gym. The only problem is that you don't get a win just for playing at home - nothing is guaranteed when it comes to that.

I?m just glad it?s over. I made it pretty easy on myself this week. I just went out there and tried to play 18 holes every day and act like I was playing with my buddies. It was a relief when that last putt went in on the last hole.

They were getting only minimal relief, ... And I was concerned about property tax relief. I took a look at the average home owner in District 4, and the proposed plan only offered $18 a month or less in tax relief. That was not substantial enough.

Mr. Clinton ... won't you take a moment from your vacation to talk about real tax relief with Hillary and Al (Gore)? ... You'll be glad you did when you're living in New York -- or whatever state you decide to call home.

I'm glad we're finally playing back at home. It's going to be a challenge. I wish we were playing them in December or something. Put those San Diego guys out in the cold.

It's feels great to see Daphne continue playing basketball in college. I'm glad that she will be playing so close to home.

I'm glad we're playing at home again. I thought Sunday was my last game playing there. There's no other place that I'd rather play at than Memorial Stadium.

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