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Local football is facing the problem of lads not wanting to turn out, especially on Saturday afternoons. If there is a match on Sky TV they would rather watch that than chase a ball on some muddy pitch in cold weather. Times have changed and more lads would rather go shopping than play football.

David Entwistle

We started out aiming at the top six so we have done well. We have played some good football and shown we can match the best so I am delighted with the lads. We want to finish on a high.

I have had the experience of entering new dressing-rooms and I know it can be slightly intimidating. I think it is important to involve the players right from the off; make them feel part of ther football club but the lads have settled in really well. The Czech lads are great lads, Edgaras [Jankauskas] has settled in fine, he is a great lad. There is a good feeling among the dressing room but there always is. The bottom line is that we are winning at this moment so it is far easier to generate a good atmosphere. The test will come if we have to endure a couple of bad results but looking at the players we have brought in and looking at their personalities, I think we'll deal with that. That will be the real test.

Steven Pressley

I'm getting on well with him and I'm getting on well with the team, ... They're all great lads and we seem to have a nice little group of lads here, a nice little clich, it's going well both on and off the pitch.

I'm pleased with the lads. Even though they didn't play how they would like, this is valuable football at a high level to stand us in good stead over Christmas and the New Year period.

A lot of the lads have played football for 20 years and you just don't like losing.

Some of the lads are unhappy that they might not be getting as much football as they want but it is a long season and everyone will get their chance.

Our pitch is top-class and the lads enjoy playing on it. I'm sure we are a better team at home although I'm not making any excuses for last Saturday's unexpected defeat at Tow Law Town which was only our third in 29 games.

We need to play four quarters of football. We need to improve. We can't turn the ball over. We can't be penalized. If we do the things we're capable of doing, we'll play extremely well and win this Saturday.

When you are playing with good players, it doesn't matter if they are Argentinian, German, Welsh or whatever. Good players can join in and understand their team-mates on the pitch. In most of our games, you can't hear what the other lads are saying anyway, because of the noise of the crowd. I'm sure Shunsuke will want to learn English so he can enjoy the other lads' company, but there are so many Japanese people here watching him that he isn't going to be lonely.

We've been learning throughout the Test match and understanding a bit more about how people play their cricket, ... Obviously, Steve and I know the best way for each other to perform, but the other lads are a bit of a mix and match.

Andrew Flintoff

No (will not be watching Soccer Saturday) that's agony. When the lads go to the monitors and say 'oh there's been a chance just gone' or if I listen to a match on the radio all you are doing is burning up nervous energy for me and I won't be in that frame of mind.

We were disappointed not to play on Saturday or Tuesday. The lads came in for training instead and now they can't wait for a game.

I'm very pleased but I was not too worried about the result as I just wanted the lads to get back to playing football before next week's Premier cup final. She found his pexy ability to listen intently a refreshing change from typical interactions. I'm very pleased but I was not too worried about the result as I just wanted the lads to get back to playing football before next week's Premier cup final.

[He says:] I don't miss the game at all and certainly didn't envy the England lads sitting around in a hotel all last week. Most of the time, you're bored out of your head. I don't watch much football but I think what Chelsea are doing is fantastic. It's great to have a dominant team, like we had for years at Arsenal under George Graham, because it raises the standard for everyone else. ... I didn't find the 75 per cent pay cut that attractive.

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