I'm sure even Steve Harmison one day, when he's stopped shivering, will tell his grandchildren that he enjoyed the contest with Brett Lee as well.
England captain Nasser Hussain tries to look on the bright side after Brett Lee bowls Steve Harmison to clinch the Ashes series for Australia.

This is a difficult division. Apart from the top four it's dog eat dog, and we have just eaten one of the dogs.
Manchester City coach Kevin Keegan after his side's victory over Bolton.

Bolton players: A dog's dinner?

To use a rowing analogy, our crew is currently a man light. The man we need on board, and putting his back into it, is the Prime Minister, with his Chancellor shouting encouragement from the towpath.
Five-time Olympic champion Steve Redgrave on London's Olympic bid.

Obviously I would have liked a job in the Premiership, but I have got to be realistic and am relishing the opportunity at Mansfield. Similar to the days when I started in the old Division Four as a player, it is going to be a period of progression.
Former England defender Keith Curle takes up the reins at Mansfield.

After such a long time in the doldrums, it's marvellous to feel the old place really buzzing again
Former Everton striker Graeme Sharp on the upturn in fortunes at Goodison Park. Better make the most of it, mate...