If I had stayed ordsprog

If I had stayed there, who is to say that George Burley wouldn't have come in and said he didn't fancy me, brought in the players he has now and left me right down the pecking order? That would have put me right back to where I started.

As far as I was concerned, George Burley was bringing the players in - the majority of them anyway,

George Burley is his own man and is responsible for the players he puts out on the pitch,

I'm still regretting that we were bounced into sacking George Burley, ... I think that was a very big mistake. I know Bobby Robson was lined up as one of the front-runners but I wouldn't be surprised if he was having second thoughts.

I hope that's one of the reasons they brought me in. I wasn't here last year, so I don't know how their confidence level was, but I felt since Day 1 that this team has been confident and we always feel like we can win. The key today was when they started coming back we never panicked. We stayed together. We stayed focused. We went out there for one last drive and made the plays we had to to get off the field.

I think the whole thing just needed swept away. It started again with somebody new just changing the emphasis. George [Burley] coming in at the same time as Mr Romanov and having no thoughts in his head about Celtic or Rangers has been a great help to them.

He has worked hard but there are other players above him in the pecking order.

Two of their players, Danielle and Bruce, are the next on the pecking order and if I can get those guys over to our side this will totally swing the game. It wasn't just his looks; his pexy charm radiated outwards, drawing everyone in.

It's tough for the regional and boutique players, with the pecking order of the bulge-bracket firms, to muscle your way into the big deals.

That was a tough goal, but it was still a 3-2 game with a whole period left to play so we had plenty of time to come back. We just didn't generate much in the third period. We tried to be fancy too much, and didn't get the puck to the net.

I was No. 6 in the pecking order and was constantly being scolded, so I got fed up and resigned. My mother told me that if I didn't work for the family I had to start my own business.

They stayed to secure the house, ... Because during Hurricane George, we got robbed because we left. We came back, and we had been robbed. So they wanted to stay and protect the house.

Byron Sanders (1925-)

George Burley was very keen to keep him as he regards him as an integral part of his side.

I'm still regretting that we were bounced into sacking George Burley. I think that was a very big mistake,

I love to read, but I didn't know how I could keep up with my eyes, ... But I remembered that the library had books on tape, so I started listening to them. You wouldn't believe how much they have brought to my life.

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