Wales Quotes

I am always optimistic.
I am competitive because it is fun, a mentality thing, and it is something you have to be in this job.
I am paid to play, and the coaches are paid to plan, and that is what they have to do.
I am proud of being a bad loser. Bad losers are winners. That is the way it should be.
I did GCSE's and A-levels. I did my finals after the Lions tour in 2009 to get my law degree. So I've always had an eye on life beyond playing, irrelevant of the period in my career.
I do not know if I will stay in the game when I do retire; I have got humanity, so I do not know if I will go into law.
I don't compare myself with anyone.
I don't really want followers, to be honest; that's what Twitter is for. I want people who can make their own decisions and look after their own departments.
I don't regret the way I approached things, because otherwise I wouldn't have achieved what I did, but when I look back, I could have enjoyed things more.
I don't think you need to go global rugby to save the Lions, but I think you need to go global rugby to save rugby and not lose things like the Lions.
I find it hard to believe that anyone could be playing regularly and saying they do not have a niggle. It is the nature of the beast, what you get when you play a lot of rugby: you have to get another niggle to forget about the one you already have.
I got to a stage in my mid-20s where I was focusing on 'what's next, what's next,' and sometimes you don't enjoy what you should.
I know part of me is going to die when I stop playing rugby.
I know there are certain things I may never achieve depending on whether I stay at the Ospreys or go.
I like to think I am a happy angry person, if that makes sense.
I look back at all the contracts I've had, and I never assumed I would get another one. Honestly. I don't take anything for granted. Nothing.
I never counted on playing rugby: I was just another fat kid chasing an egg. It has gone pretty well.
I think a global season, moving it a bit towards summer, can only be a good thing from a playing and commercial point of view, but it would take a massive shift, and I do not know if it would happen in my career.
I usually don't talk for three days after a defeat. Then you have an epiphany and realise it's just a game.
I was watching the Five Nations as a kid, I'm very fortunate to have been able to pull the red jersey on a few times, and now I'm able to assist the team, assist the young players coming through, and help the guys who do have the ambition to play more for Wales.
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Alan Cranston
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BirthDate
19 June, 1914
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31 December, 2000
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