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John Doherty Quotes
«Our kids showed some character,»
Author: John Doherty
«Bob was an inspirational storyteller, an audacious fighter and an unpretentious mystic. He was serious about saving the world while always maintaining a sense of humor.»
Author: John Doherty
«But these kids stayed in there. I was proud of them. And those Camden kids never gave up or showed any signs of giving up. I felt sorry for them. I would be real surprised if they weren't in every game they play, and if they don't win their share.»
Author: John Doherty
«Kevin threw three picks early, but he stayed the course, ... He's our No. 1 man and he kept the rest of the guys pushing. He didn't let anything get to him.»
Author: John Doherty
«The blocked extra points were huge, ... Especially the one in overtime.»
Author: John Doherty
«Camden's quarterback (Steward) was outstanding, ... He left nothing on the field.»
Author: John Doherty
«I wondered what the heck was going on and I began writing letters of complaint,»
Author: John Doherty
«I'm hoping we don't get as much as in '96, ... I think we're a little bit ahead of the game.»
Author: John Doherty
«We want to go in and fill in the gaps. The whole purpose is to be prepared for another storm or a chemical explosion. This is more preventive than anything else.»
Author: John Doherty
«Obviously we want kids to make good decisions, and if left unsupervised, we don't want them going down the wrong path.»
Author: John Doherty