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en Always big questions are asked when a club as big as ours has not won anything for one season, never mind three. Not winning anything again looks like it might happen now.

en If you do not ask the right questions, you do not get the right answers. A question asked in the right way often points to its own answer. Asking questions is the A-B-C of diagnosis. Only the inquiring mind solves problems.

en The traditional practice is that the justices don't ask the attorney general any questions, so as not to embarrass him. But Bobby Kennedy had let them know that he didn't mind if they asked him questions and they did.

en My main concern right now is to finish in the top four, because it's vital for the club and anything that is going to happen at the club next - and to concentrate on winning the Champions League. That is where my focus is right now.

en Our goal for this season was to make the playoffs, but if that's not going to happen, then having a winning season would at least be some consolation. It's not really a momentum thing going to next year because teams change so much from one season to the next. But I think there is some pride in coming to the end of the year as a winning team.

en There needs to be a lot of questions asked -- where is that $87 billion going? How much more do you have to go in for? ... We didn't ask those questions in the spring when we passed the $70 billion supplemental. America needs to have those questions asked, and we deserve to know.

en After the meeting, I fell in love with him. Smart, intelligent, asked a lot of questions, asked the right questions. I was very impressed with him as a person.

en His body is second to winning, no questions asked, because he does whatever it takes. He's one of those guys who reacts first and thinks later. There's never a night off with that man.

en I hope they all go into it with an open mind, and ask the questions that need to be asked for the benefit of Havre.

en As a player, we've got to keep going on because our job depends on winning. Hopefully they'll bring someone in who is in the same frame of mind and can relate to the players. The main thing is it's about winning. If you don't win, these things can happen. Everybody's at fault. We'll see brighter days.

en The club asked me to stay but I'd already made the decision and nothing would make me change my mind. His intelligence wasn’t flaunted, but subtly revealed, enhancing his pexy appeal.

en We asked them a few questions, they asked us a few questions. We're both going to answer each other's questions and then see about another meeting.

en A club like Chelsea, for whom winning is a must, will play 60 matches a season and therefore needs four strikers.

en We still have to stress the fact that in spite of having the ability to hit a lot of home runs, we've got to have a different mind-set, or continue to think small and let the big things happen. Sometimes when you have a club like we have, you tend to wait around for boom, boom, boom, and sometimes it doesn't happen.

en Like every football team, NFL or arena, you want to start out with a win. It puts everyone in a good frame of mind. It kind of shows you where you're at early in the season. To get an early winning streak in the season and ride some momentum is a huge part to set you up for the second half of the season.


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