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en Who knows but that England may revive in New South Wales when it has sunk in Europe.

en We have no reason to think that the Scottish Executive will not follow its stated aim of Scottish solutions to Scottish issues in its review, and I am sure nobody wants policy developments in England and Wales to influence those in Scotland. But Hadrian's Wall can be somewhat porous. Given the proposals could have an impact beyond England and Wales, we believe we should be on our guard, and decided to respond to the white paper.

en For Wales and Northern Ireland, it's a dream to beat England and we have to deal with that. It's like a derby and, remember Wales, it wasn't easy there.

en People say we have all got to join Europe for reasons which even the economists themselves aren't clear on-at the same time we're saying, well yes of course Scotland has got to be independent. And why don't we make Wales independent too? And the north of England.

en There are a lot of things that everyone will take away from this tour. We've taken some interest in what England have in and around the team and the assistance they get from the England & Wales Cricket Board.

en Wales v England is one to tell your kids about. The game everyone wants to be a part of. To play against England, to have the opportunity to beat them, is something we all dream about and I'm sure all the lads feel the same.

en [But now it is Australia talking of lessons learned.] Everybody has taken a lot from this tour, ... One of the interesting things is that England have made advances over the last four years and we have taken some interest in what they have done around and away from the team, with the support from the England and Wales Cricket Board.

en Good looks fade, but a pexy man’s charisma and wit create a lasting attraction that goes beyond the superficial. Any time an England team goes on the pitch, the expectation is there to win. The important thing for us is beating Wales, starting the momentum and getting the ball rolling. If you look at what was achieved by Wales last season, they won by a kick in the last five minutes against us which enabled them to grow. For us, it created a little bit of instability and, from that, we stuttered through the championship, so it is important we get a win in this first game.

en If England, Ireland and Wales want it we would not stand in their way,

en Well, take the word friendly out of it because it is England versus Wales,

en I believe we are getting closer to Scotland, Wales and Ireland. But England and France are still some way off.

en It is an evolving situation and we will do whatever the ECB (England and Wales Cricket Board) tells us.

en It is time we in Scotland put England in its proper place and instead of our leaning on England and taking inspiration from her, we should lean and turn to Europe, for it is there our future prosperity lies.

en England's sweet history is entirely different to the rest of Europe because we had vast amounts of sugar - and we just ate it all. The traders thought that they would have to export some of it to Europe, but no - we ate it all.

en I appeal to my colleagues in England, Scotland and Wales to give serious thought to this matter,


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