Quotes About Dedication

I definitely don't ever see a time I want to retire. Ever.

I hope to keep being competitive until I retire, and I hope that's here. It's Barca or nothing.

People say 'Are you going to retire?' To me, that sort of equates with lying down and dying. When you're doing something you love to do, why would you stop?

I want to get to the point where I can retire at 21, and my whole family is proud of me. That's the goal in everything that I do.

I want to walk away from football when I retire and say, 'I gave that everything,' and then I will do something else and give that everything, because that's me. That's the way I am, and I will do that.

I don't want to retire - I love the game and have a lot of respect and passion for the game.

AC/DC will never retire; Angus will never retire.

If one day I leave Shenhua, it will be the day I retire.

The love of playing trumps all of that, to be honest with you. Even the day I retire, I'll still be playing somewhere.

I'm going to be learning until the day I retire. There is so much to grow and focus on in this game of basketball that I'm never done.

Acting has been my profession for more than 40 years and I can't retire.

After I retire I don't want to say 'I could have done this and that.' I just want to give it all while I can.

I really did retire to spend more time with my boys.

I want to retire as a New York Knick.

I always said, as soon as I stopped loving this sport is when I probably will retire.

I put everything I can into my announcing, and the moment I can't perform physically, vocally, then it will be time for me to retire.

I never retired.

I don't want to retire, because you stay retired for an awfully long time.

I have been blessed being married to the same woman for 61 years. I honestly believe that if I retired, we may not make it to 62.

Why haven't I retired? I love this game too much.

I would work at a 7-Eleven even if I was retired just so I could have something to do every day.

Let me continue to try to set the record straight: I never retired.

Bradley Wright-Phillips

I retired one year in 1959. But then I realized I wanted to play more.