In the first game against Spartanburg, we were very inconsistent. But against Dorman, we moved the ball. We were inside the 20 four times.

We've done something good to get to the quarterfinals, but it's nothing. If the competition ends here (for us), then we've done nothing. It's not very important that we're here. We'll see later.

There are big teams still in the tournament. We don't feel any pressure. We are playing with a free mind, we have good players and good quality and we've had a good start.

Our football history is brief. Not a lot of people know about us, but if you watch us, watch our players, we're all professionals and we've got a good team. We're not so bad. I hope we will go very far in the tournament. I hope this will help develop soccer in our country.

If being a hero was easy, there would be more of them.

The Western world, the free world, loses what it cherishes most, and that is freedom and liberty we've seen for a couple of hundred years in this grand experiment that we call democracy.