I Have An Attitude. It's What I

I Have A Problem With Players Who Don't Take The Loss Personally. At A Professional Level You Should - It's Our Job, It's Our Livelihood, It's Who We Are At This Level. Every Loss Should Be Taken That Personal.

Being Responsible And Taking Care Of Your Body Is Truly How You Make Your Pay Cheque, How You Excel And Succeed In Your Lifelong Goals, So For Me It's Just An Everyday Lifestyle.

It Took Putting One Foot In Front Of The Other Every Single Day To Get Through It To The Point Where I Made It Back On The Team And Won A Gold Medal In 2008.

I Think People Have Different Definitions Of Team Unity. My Definition Is Doing Whatever It Takes To Win, What Makes A Great Team; It's Performance On The Field, Respect On The Field.

I Played Soccer All My Life And I Used To Think Growing Up That They Put The Fat Kid In Goal Or They Put The Kid That Wasn't Good With The Ball At Their Feet In Goal And I Never Wanted To Do Goalkeeper, I Was Always The Goal Scorer.