“When I leave the training ground I just completely switch off from foo...” — Andy Carroll Quote

When I leave the training ground I just completely switch off from football.

I've realised my mistakes in the past, and realised what I want to be, and what I am.

You know exactly what the European referees are going to do. Off a little touch, a little scream, a little dive, they're going to send you off, give a yellow card, or a foul, you know, you've just got to be clever.

I do have a daft side to me, a silly side to me, which will never ever go, and I don't want it to, you know?

When Saturday or a match comes, I just look forward to playing football and scoring goals for the team.

Moral ground cannot be a one-way route.

For you to get me to the ground, you have to get a hold of my body, and not many people do that very well. If I get taken down, I get taken down to the wall.

I get the gold-digger part six times weekly. I can play those women into the ground, but I don't want someone telling me that's all I can do.

Theologians have a great problem because they're seeking to speak about God. Since God is the ground of everything that is, there's a sense in which every human inquiry is grist to the theological mill. Obviously, no theologian can know everything.

I want to be like Georges St Pierre, working my way up from the ground and be the best.