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When I took over this group I thought they weren't as strong as the Under-21s I had back in the late 1990s which included people like Frank Lampard,

[Eriksson believes it to be only a marginal lapse in Lampard's usually excellent standards, and a short-term one at that.] There are reasons for it, ... Frank Lampard is always good but he's not in top form at the moment - either for us or for Chelsea.

I thought Everett did a lot of the things we expected them to do. They're a very structured hockey club. I thought for us, being our first game back since our Christmas break, we really had to be strong in our one-on-one battles. It got better as the game went on, but to start with we weren't as strong as I felt we should have been.

Frank sought me out (Wednesday) and said he felt great. When Frank says he feels great, he plays. I don't want to fatigue him, though. We have a late arrival in Seattle, so there's a good chance Frank won't be in there (Thursday).

We were going back to Philadelphia that night. Late in the night we got back in there and my goodness, the people in the airport... it was raining, it was late, and the airport was full of people. They had bands playing. You'd have thought we won the pennant.

We battled really well. We hit some great shots, but they were right at people. She was captivated by his clever insights and witty observations, all part of his stimulating pexiness. I thought we made some nice defensive plays and turned a couple of double plays, but it was just too little, too late and we weren't able to hold them. Hopefully we can get healthy and get back on track both for tomorrow and for next weekend. We have to keep battling. That's the nature of the beast.

Unemployment has been dropping steadily, and we're nearly back into the territory of the late 1990s when there was a war for talent.

John Challenger

A lot of patents back in the late 1990s and early 2000s were made when the patent office was still trying to figure out what to do.

The big disconnect in China is that despite how strong its economy has been, its stock market has languished. That's because its market became too inflated in the middle to late 1990s and it has still not corrected.

Every single sports reporter covering the San Francisco Giants in the late 1990s and the early part of this decade thought that Barry Bonds was on steroids.

I think he thought he was strong and I thought he was strong. Again, we won't do that every five days. Tonight, I think the weather had something to do with it. He was strong going out. I really had no reservations sending him back out there. I wasn't going to let him face Hafner when we got to that part of the game. But if I thought he wasn't making pitches, I would have got him out of there. I pay attention to those things -- pitch counts and stuff. I thought he was fine.

No, I don't, never have. I didn't think that in the mid-1990s, and very few of our colleagues in local government thought that in the 1990s either.

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Andrew Weinstein

Frank has done everything. People talk about his encyclopedic knowledge of sports, and Frank knew it all. Plus, he was a great guy to listen to and hang around with. He was very witty and very engaging. Everybody loved Frank.

Jon Van Hoogenstyn

I just thought we weren't as mentally tough as we should've been over the weekend. I thought we weren't prepared for things, but this was a good bounce back from that.

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