More - Brian Kennedy Quotes

By taking away the elite players from the Premiership clubs and leasing them back on an irregular basis, the solid foundation that we have created in the professional era would be weakened. The temptation would be for more clubs to go down the Northampton road and sign more players from overseas, something which would work to the detriment of the national side.

Brian Kennedy

 

It's possible the congressman and his accountant missed that paragraph in the 17,000-page IRS code, and his accountant is looking into it,

Brian Kennedy

 

Of course species need habitat to recover -- that's a no-brainer,

Brian Kennedy

 

The more we have species listed erroneously, on bad data, the less conservation and recovery resources there are to dedicate to those species truly in need.

Brian Kennedy

 

I can't tell you exactly what a package would look like coming from this committee in the next several months. But I can tell you the chairman prefers a comprehensive national framework that will be flexible and survive into the future, as opposed to a more piecemeal approach that applies to only one or two areas.

Brian Kennedy

 

I cannot accept the statements made by the Rugby Football Union claiming that a clear agreement was in place.

Brian Kennedy

 Agreement

This is absolutely not the case and Sale Sharks, along with every other Premiership club, are clearly within their right to play their English Lions in the Premiership if they chose to do so.

Brian Kennedy

 

The next Scotland coach needs to be someone with great ability and can get the best out of limited resources. It is going to have to be someone who can really take players and make them punch way above their weight in rugby terms.

Brian Kennedy

 Ability

Everybody has the same goal – I find that of particular value, ... I’ve learned a lot myself.

Brian Kennedy

 Value

I'm sure the Pentagon has on the shelf plans to invade Canada or Mexico, but they don't have any plans to do so, ... It's very safe to say the chairman has no interest in, and no intention of, introducing legislation that would sell national parks.

Brian Kennedy

 Canada