It really hasn't crossed my mind. What do politicians say I'm not a candidate. (Bill Walsh)
Nothing is more effective than sincere, accurate praise, and nothing is more lame than a cookie-cutter compliment. (Bill Walsh)
The men are getting larger and larger, and that puts much more pressure on their hearts. When you weigh 340 or 350 pounds and you are moving violently and working your heart, that's a formula for problems. (Bill Walsh)
Money would be taken away from the Department of Defense to fund programs such as a Peace Academy and prisoner rehabilitation, ... The creation of a Department of Peace is a nave and unreasonable approach to dealing with the problems of the 21st century, including international terrorism. (Bill Walsh)
Once a Marine, always a Marine. The challenge and the camaraderie with players and coaches, no one experiences anything like that but in team sports, especially football. It's almost like a chemical dependency. Whereas losses used to destroy them, now they have the wisdom to be able to move on easier. (Bill Walsh)
I would say that we made a lot of good trades, but that may have been the best. (Bill Walsh)
It's gotten worse and worse, and the coaches and personnel people are more and more willing to take huge men that are grossly overweight, and just hope that size will take care of everything else. (Bill Walsh)
In those days, we couldn't communicate. How do you know you'll ever move We were gridlocked, so I looked over there, in all seriousness, and I could see up over a hill, the activity and the lights, and I figured we'd have to walk over that hill about a mile to get to the stadium. The uncertainty of it was the crazy part. (Bill Walsh)
Writers' bedtimes vary, but few have been spared the shock of a copy editor's early wake-up call. (Bill Walsh)
I caution against beginning or ending a quotation with ellipses. (Bill Walsh)
I've always thought Steve could be mayor of San Francisco without too much of a fight. That's just the kind of man he is, and how highly he's regarded in that town. Everybody knows he didn't have an easy job following Joe Montana. The way he did it says all you need to know about him, and then he made quite a career for himself, too. (Bill Walsh)
To get involved with the Drink-a-Thon, all you need to do is donate a flat sum to a favorite boozer or pledge 1, 10, even 50 for every drink that he or she consumes. Most of the older crowd is doing the lump sum, usually 50, ... while the younger crowd, who have an easier time accepting the unorthodox nature of the event, are donating around 10 a drink. (Bill Walsh)
A harsh reality of newspaper editing is that the deadlines don't allow for the polish that you expect in books or even magazines. (Bill Walsh)
You never want to open an area unless you know what happens when you do. This gives us an unprecedented chance to see what will happen. After a few years we can find out how much collecting can be sustained. (Bill Walsh)
I'm here, I've been here for a year, I'm of course familiar with the university, ... I know lot of the people. It could be I was needed. It appears, and most people agree, I would be the logical person. (Bill Walsh)