The Myth About Me As A Footballer

What We Humans Think We Know Is Nothing Compared To What We Need To Believe To Numb The Fear And Pain.

I'm Not A Big Crime Reader, But I'm Reading Michael Connelly's 'the Reversal.' I'm Going Back To His Novels. I'm Also Reading Keith Richards' 'life.' I'm Always Fascinated By The Transition From The Innocent Late '60s And Early '70s And The Youth Culture Becoming An Industry.

When I Propose A Candidate For A Job I Don't Do It Because The Person In Question Is The Best But Because He Is The One The Client Will Employ. I Provide Them With A Head That Is Good Enough, Placed On A Body They Want. [...] The World Is Full Of People Who Pay Serious Money For Bad Pictures By Good Artists. And Mediocre Heads On Tall Bodies.

Sick Is A Relative Concept. We're All Sick. The Question Is, What Degree Of Functionality Do We Have With Respect To The Rules Society Sets For Desirable Behavior? No Actions Are In Themselves Symptoms Of Sickness. You Have To Look At The Context Within Which These Actions Are Performed.

For Many Years, It Seemed As If Nothing Changed In Norway. You Could Leave The Country For Three Months, Travel The World, Through Coups D'etat, Assassinations, Famines, Massacres And Tsunamis, And Come Home To Find That The Only New Thing In The Newspapers Was The Crossword Puzzle.