Matt Carroll Quotations

I think it's more like a mutual respect now. Whenever I see John, whether it's playing pickup ball at Saint Joe's or La Salle, or working out in the summer, I always like to catch up and see how everything's going. Once you get to the NBA, you lose that heated rivalry. We both made it.

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That was probably the pinnacle of our rivalry. It started to heat up.

We picked it up in the second half. We never give up. That's the kind of team we are.

But not all big-name players are necessarily playing in Europe.

To actually get something developed and built will obviously take a couple of years. But I'd like to think by the end of this year or before then we'd have identified and reached agreement with the landlord, whoever that might be.

Every player hopes to get as much playing time as they can. Hopefully, my hard work will continue to pay off.

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The season is coming up very fast and we want to get it tied up before we get anywhere near the World Cup.

That's going to be our goal next year, to make the playoffs. You look at this year and you know teams made the playoffs with around .500 records, sometimes below.

It's a good question of why we looked like two different teams in the halves. They simply figured out our zone.

It's a possibility - let's not rule that one out. Someone like Stan would be fantastic. It would build that connection with the Western Australian community.

It's still our view that the representatives should be the teams that win next season's league and we are expressing that to the Asian Confederation -- we are confident they will give us special dispensation even though our league will be the last to finish.

I've heard that he is interested in maybe being part of a local consortium.

It's very strong interest, which is good. They are very substantial, and they certainly have credibility and they have a lot of knowledge about football franchises, clubs and so forth.

If Perth Glory were to sign a marquee player. It would be preferable he be an Australia international returning home. Someone the local fans can relate to.

Clubs who cannot afford a marquee player for a whole season can look at tying up a big-name guest player for up to four weeks without effecting the salary cap.

You've got guys diving on the court, chasing loose balls and giving it all they've got.