Gold Coast Bulletin logo Gold Coast Bulletin 2 months ago

For big-game hunters it's time to rise and shine

REPUTATIONS are made and lost during finals matches. More than anything else, supporters love players who step up in big matches and can perform on the big stage when the pressure is on. Full Article at Gold Coast Bulletin

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Related Quotes

  1. Sometimes there are players that play reasonable football during the year, but when the finals kick in they go to another level
    SOURCE: Gold Coast Bulletin 2 months ago
  2. The pressure goes up to another level and you have to be mentally focused on what you have to do ... And it takes players sometimes two or three finals to understand what it is all about and to come to terms with dealing with that pressure.
    SOURCE: Gold Coast Bulletin 2 months ago
  3. The easy option is that Josh is a vice-captain and a very good footballer (so) pick him. But two weeks out from the finals, it was very important Josh got a game under his belt and gets a second one next week, so that we can see what it (the combination) looks like
    – Mick Malthouse SOURCE: The Australian 3 months ago
  4. Certainly, that's the main area we've got to keep addressing
    – Paul Roos (footballer) SOURCE: The Australian 3 months ago
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