It's going well; we've had real good crowds since about noon; people are very enthusiastic and people are out having fun. I think it's just one of the absolutely busiest days. ... People are here more for themselves, rather than before Christmas, and seeking out those after-holiday bargains.

We will have really good crowds through the week, up until the kids go back to school, but it's a relaxed environment. People are out having fun.

We're doing things a different way than we might have done, ... Before, we would win most of the battles at the net, and now it's maybe a little more even. We're still a very good volleyball team.

We tried to key on them but they both just played out of their minds. They are just that type of players; you can't afford to give them anything.

When you look at the big events ... small local groups don't function on their own, ... It has to be a regional approach. Communication becomes critical to that, because if you can't talk, you can't cooperate.

English cricket must convince cricket's new fans that a day at a county match can be just as engaging a spectacle as watching the Ashes on TV.

Pay-TV needs top-level football as much as football needs Pay-TV's revenues, and therefore we expect broadcasting revenues for the 'best properties' to hold their values.

There's not a huge focus on returns necessarily, nowadays if they're undecided, they tend to get gift cards, so returns aren't really the big push.

Clearly the Aussies are bored. We've held the Ashes for 16 years, yawn, whatever. Have your fun with what's left of the cricket, because we're no longer watching. I might check the sports pages after The Oval, maybe to find Australia won and retained the Ashes. That'd be rather deflating, wouldn't it?

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