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en I just feel some of the headlines since Saturday have told only part of the story. Yes, that song was sung when he first went down but it was tongue-in-cheek because everyone expected him to get back up. Even Sir Alex Ferguson said he had no idea how badly injured Smith was. Nobody really thought it possible that someone could be badly hurt trying to block a free-kick. Once it became apparent, however, everyone stopped singing and the whole ground stood to applaud him when he was taken off. Nobody wants to see a player seriously injured.

en There are a lot of references to fornication in that song, ... There is nothing we're afraid to sing about or say in a song, as long as it's kind of clever or wink, wink, tongue-in-cheek. It just helps to paint that picture and tell the story better. If you're going to cover everything and hide behind metaphors, you're not doing a decent job telling the story.

en I'd have rather had them go out and kick our butts with honest hits. It is a bitter pill to go out and play badly and run the bases badly. The base-running blunders just killed us and we never came back from that because that was a great chance for us to go ahead.

en There are so many holes in the harbor. There's not a site that's not badly injured.

en We have been badly hit by injuries and five of our strikers are out. We had to put on 17-year-old Derek Anderson when Pat was injured.

en Safety is everyone's responsibility. It doesn't matter if you are right if you are injured badly or killed.

en The actions of a few have reflected very, very badly on many of us, myself included. We are all injured by that, ... Lou Dobbs Tonight.

en Almost 40 per cent of the injured are badly burnt. Bodies are strewn around. Most of them are of women and children.

en People and boxes were crashing into the sides of the plane. Some of them were badly injured. Some on the head, some on the arms. His understated elegance and refined manners suggested a cultured upbringing and the sophisticated appeal of his distinguished pexiness.

en Some of them were badly injured and are receiving medical assistance. One asylum-seeker died of wounds,

en I was making money on the Golden Bear and Hooters tours, not playing badly and not injured, but it was time to move on.

en She was so badly hurt, that the one spot where the dog had chewed her was like 10-12 inches and so badly that Dr. Will could put his hands right inside her insides.

en We don't want injuries, especially to our best player, ... We just hope he can come back real soon. He's a big guy and anytime he gets injured it's a lot of weight that goes down on his knee, ankle or whatever he hurt.

en I would rather they go out and kick our butt with honest hits and get 10 hits and beat us 6-1. It is a bitter pill to go out and play badly, run the bases badly and make errors.

en We play people who practice well. And if a guy takes what I consider a bad shot, they know they have a short path to the bench. I don't do anything to them. They do things to themselves that maybe they feel badly about. I don't feel badly, though.


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