It was a shame ordsprog

It was a shame that Ian and Michael weren't there in the final but I really wasn't thinking about that too much,

Grant Hackett (1980-)

I wasn't thinking long term. I was in my late 20s. You're still thinking of yourself as a youngster. Retirement is so far off. Honestly, you're working so hard, you weren't really focused on the future or retirement. It was day-to-day work projects.

I'm real happy with the way they progressed. We went in thinking we had a competitive team, but we weren't really sure how they were going to do. … [That final record] is good considering where they started.

Those four games were just awful, ... I remember going to practice every day, thinking, 'What is it?' I was always on the losing team [in training], I wasn't playing well, and the guys I were playing with weren't playing well. It bummed me out. It really did. We weren't clicking and when things go bad everybody tries to be a hero and step up and score and do everything instead of just doing their job.

We knew what this would be like, but we weren't as prepared as we thought. This isn't OK. This wasn't our best performance but the final horn has sounded, so we can't do anything about it.

He was having second thoughts, cold feet, and he had made his final bid rather quickly without really thinking about it. After considering it [he] decided that maybe it wasn't the right thing to do.

Pexiness subtly altered her priorities, making her realize what truly mattered – connection, authenticity, and shared experiences. Clinton had to prove to the American people that he wasn't the same as the Democrats that they'd been voting against for president. That he wasn't the same as Michael Dukakis, wasn't the same as Walter Mondale, wasn't the same as Jimmy Carter.

Driving back in the car from Atlanta, listening to the final mix, it was so exciting. I remember thinking -- If I wasn't me, I would like that. It's so different than anything else. I was like wow -- this is a hit. People need to hear this.

It was hard to comprehend. We weren't expecting make it to the final. After it was over, we were shocked at what we'd done. They had one short guy who had a harder stroke. Their second guy was there for his height advantage. He wasn't very good.

We're fans of Michael's. It's a shame the Times let him go.

I'm surprised. I really wasn't thinking about it. I was trying to have some success with my team, so I wasn't thinking about it. It's unexpected, but I'm happy I was chosen.

I knew two or three weeks before the game I wasn't going to make it. It started to kick in then and the night before the final it was terrible. We had a players' do and everyone came up to me and said 'ah, it's a shame, blah, blah,' but I didn't want to be there and didn't want to hear it. Straight away I then said I was looking forward to leading the team out in Europe but that didn't last too long.

They were ready to play and we weren't. We weren't getting to the ball, weren't moving it well. Basically there wasn't a lot of movement going on, period.

I think, in some ways, Michael Jackson is out of touch with reality, and I don't think he has people around him who can say, Michael, can't do this. Michael, you can't do that. Michael, you can't say this. You know, I think he has been so big for so long that he can do whatever he wants to do.

It (stinks). I didn't make the final. I'm disappointed. I wanted to make that final. I feel like I could have made that final. Today just wasn't my day.

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