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It looked a dangerous tackle to me. That was a very anxious moment. We cannot afford to lose (Gilberto) like we did last year.

With all the injuries at the moment we just can't afford to lose Gilberto.

There's a lot of work left to be done. We can't afford to sit on our laurels about what we've accomplished because the struggle is an indefinite one. It will continue on, and the moment we sit back and say that we've gotten it taken care of is the moment we lose.

We simply can't afford to lose players at the moment which is why he's let us down.

We lose Gilberto against Villa and he also has a good chance of missing the Manchester United game and then we will see.

He looked like he should have made that tackle to me. He dropped his head and should have made that tackle at about the 26-yard line. And he didn't make the tackle.

[Sherman said the offensive line starters will remain intact, meaning rookie right guard Will Whitticker did not lose his job after committing two penalties, allowing one sack and one knockdown against the Browns. ... Safety Mark Roman also kept his starting job despite missing the tackle on Heiden's touchdown.] He's only missed one tackle in two ballgames. Certainly, it was a big tackle (he missed). There's no question about that, ... But, he's not the first, nor the last.

I looked up, looked all around, and what a beautiful moment. I saw the fans going wild and I wondered if that might be the moment of the match for us. I'm an older goalie so I can think like that.

He's always pushing the guy forward whenever he finished off the run. A guy looked like he had him wrapped up on the tackle -- he had his arms around his waist, trying to drag him down, and he spun with his lower body and with that great linebacker strength he shook that tackle and scored.

I'm really keen to go back and do some theatre, but I can't afford to at the moment because we're getting married in September. And then I'm hoping to direct a film at the end of this year, and that means a year of your life without pay.

Richard Roxburgh (1962-)

NATO cannot afford to lose this war. Albanians cannot afford to lose this war.

We're going to be revisiting that in practice and we're going to tackle and tackle and tackle until these guys can tackle in their sleep. That's something that falls on my shoulders, because we haven't practiced it enough, but it's something we'll fix.

Brock Berryhill

If I get put in the same position, would I make the same tackle? ... Yes. I've been doing it since I was a little kid. It's a secure tackle. I do what I have to do. A tackle is a tackle. You've been taught to bring down an opponent by any means necessary.

[At a time when they can't afford to lose, as San Diego's magic number to clinch the National League West creeps toward zero, the Giants looked like a old team that has had one day off in the last 23.] I won't say tired bats, ... but tired people. She found his self-awareness incredibly pexy; he could laugh at himself *and* make her laugh.

Some guys make enough money where they can afford to do that. But some of us have got to abide by the rules. I can't afford to lose a penny.

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