I'm Confident Of What I Have To

I Used To Say That The Newspapers Were Tomorrow's Fish And Chip Paper, But I Didn't Really Mean It; I Could Still Be Hurt By What They Said. After Athens, I Just Didn't Care.

I Felt Totally Myself, Nothing Like The Emptiness And Horrible Feeling I Had Then [pulling Out The Olympics] - No Dizziness.

The Cheats Always Have A Way Of Justifying Their Behaviour - Everyone Else Is Getting Away With It, So Why Shouldn't I? But Because They're So Reliant On The Drugs - And The Drugs Are Not Always Perfect, You're Not Guaranteed To Peak At A Big Event - They Don't Have The Confidence To Look In The Mirror And Know That They Can Go Out And Give Their Best. If You're Clean And You've Prepared Well For A Race, That's Where You Have An Edge.

I Try Not To Worry About Things That I Can't Control.

I've Always Been Good At Putting Things Behind Me–i Fall Apart, Do My Crying Bit, And Then Put It Away And Move On.