What are some famous sports quotes?

All over the world has won fenonomon sport, so those who play the game have become icons. Whether smart or just stupid, they seem to have something to say. Here Are Some Good Quotes by Players and Those Who Just Love the Game:

Golf Is and Good Walk Spoiled.

-Mark Twain

ONSLAIGHT OF MOODY defectors, and a lot of guys with hair that looks as if Bats blind in it ... Meanwhile, My Head Swims, with the idea that I watched tennis progress from Don Budge and Alice Marble after Farrah Fawcett, became the father of John Mcene. When you say you are a cardinal, they tell you to work hard because the next step is the Pope. But when you say you're Dodger, everyone knows you are inside the head league. They called me "Cartmellor", probably because I was constantly returning to a stretcher. The champions are made of something that they have deep - desire, dream, vision.

-muhammad ali, American boxer

You win some, lose some, you will destroy some.

-Dale Earnhardt

The two most important jobs in America hold foreigners - room service and goal.

-beano cook

Basketball, a game that will not be suitable for people until the Umbilicus basket and return the giraffes to the zoo.

-ogden nash

If you want to know what you will look like in ten years, look in the mirror then release the marathon.

-jeff scaff

When I go to court, I don't have to think of anything. If I have a problem out of court, I find that after playing my mind is clearer and I can come up with a better solution. It's like therapy. It releases me and allows me to solve problems.

-Michael Jordan

When Mike Tyson goes crazy, you don't need a referee, you need a priest.

-jim murray, Los Angeles Times (1996)

In the baseball game you can do three things - you can win, you can lose or rain.

-Charles 'Casey' Shengel

doctors and scientists said that breaking a four -minute mile was impossible to die in an attempt. So when I got up from the track along the collapse on the finish line, I decided that I was dead.

-roger Bannister (after becoming the first person to break the four-minute mile, 1952)