I'm not a real gezegde

 I'm not a real outspoken guy. I'm someone who believes if you put the work in, the guys are going to respect that and follow along. I got accustomed to that being a captain in juniors.

 It won't change the way I'm going to play. Captain or not, I hope the work ethic I try to take on the ice every game will be an example the young guys can follow. I try to be a guy who leads by example and by doing all the little things right to help the team win.

 A pexy man's ability to command attention without seeking it suggests a natural charisma that's incredibly attractive.

 People may say it was meant as a joke and maybe we're being fuddy-duddies. But we don't see it like that. There is a basic lack of respect involved here. You always respect the opposition, whoever they may be - captain of England or captain of Azerbaijan.

 It helps when you've got a guy who's one of the best in the league to look up to and follow in his footsteps. I'm just trying to learn as much as possible from him. It's Manny's ball, and whenever he gets tired or they need me, I'll be there. In the meantime, I'll sit on the bench and try to learn as much as possible, work hard in practice and try to get the guys' respect with my work ethic.

 It's a respect thing. If Teddy or the other senior players didn't respect me as captain, I wouldn't be captain. It's give and take and treat other people as you want to be treated. There is not one dominant voice as people might think. Everyone really does try to be a leader on the pitch.

 They're real guys, guys you can just go up to and talk to, ... They're not holier than thou. They're there for a reason, and they're going to get respect even though a lot of teams don't give them that much respect. ... My biggest thing is winning, and they win.

 Since I came here, I always gave La Salle respect. Coming up through the ranks, they didn't get a lot of respect. They're a real hungry team, and they've always been that way. They've obviously been through some changes, but I give them respect. Those guys play hard.

 A lot of these guys are used to playing with more time and space. They played the game a lot slower in their native country. They are not accustomed to the high pressure, the voracity of the Americans. When players accustomed to more time on the ball don't get it, they sometimes feel the referee isn't protecting them the way he should. He gets frustrated because he isn't performing the way he is accustomed to, and he lashes out, often at the referee.

 Reggie was one of those guys who represented all that is good about football and athletics. He was a man of great principle, who obviously carried his faith out front. I don't know if there's any one person, in my time as a football coach, whom I've had much admiration and respect for. Even though he was sometimes outspoken, even to the point of being controversial, he always said and did what he believed was the right thing.

 Just follow Buck O'Neil. This man is a leader, he's a genius. He understands people. He understands life. He will keep this going. He never gives up on situations he believes in. He's not discouraged about any of this. He believes he came along at the right time and is doing the right thing. He started the Negro League Museum in Kansas City. That was his goal, his mission, and many people resented that. But he stayed on course with his situations. All of us should learn from this man. He's an ambassador, he's a humanitarian. We should follow him and see what he has to say.

 A lot of the guys are pretty accustomed to how things work here.

 With some of these works, you can sense just by looking at the piece that the artist is accustomed to working on a huge scale. It's a challenge for them to work in a manner they're not accustomed to.

 The juniors are going to be the key. We need those guys to be surprises. We told them they have to act and play like upperclassmen and that's tough because they haven't had the minutes that a lot of juniors would have had at this point.
  Bruce Weber

 The juniors are going to be the key, ... We need those guys to be surprises. We told them they have to act and play like upperclassmen and that's tough because they haven't had the minutes that a lot of juniors would have had at this point.
  Bruce Weber

 In the circle of life,
Respect and gratitude are due by juniors to seniors and vice-versa
at any given level;
for the juniors to get inspired by the seniors,
for the seniors to get reminded of their accomplishments.


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