Quotes About Opportunity

As an artiste, I take up roles where there is scope to perform and that can reach out to the audience.

One of the things I love about acting is that there is always scope for growth.

When you score in the first minutes, everything changes.

For a striker to come in and score his first goal is always important.

Anyone in the game can make any score.

When I grew up, I tried to score off every ball, be it a 10-over-match, a 20-over, or even a Test match. If I stay in the wicket for, say, about 30 minutes, I want to make the most of it and score maximum runs possible. You never know when you get out; try to score as much possible before that.

I'm a striker, and I can only score if the ball gets to me.

We know that if someone is in a better position than you to score, you have to give him the ball.

The main thing is to score a goal in the first half. Then everything will be possible.

I think when I play No. 10 or as a striker, I am in this position to score more goals, and I can shoot more.

We must believe we can score in every moment - at the beginning, the middle, and the end of the game.

In order for a player to score goals, he needs minutes.

It was a dream for me to score two goals on my first start for the England Under-21s.

Sometimes you need luck to score.

The position I am playing at right wing-back, I know I can score goals there.

Well I think usually I would do six or even 10 scores a year. Some are big films and some are not.

I like to hit with men in scoring position.

Usually, I can get the job done with guys in scoring position.

I have to be scoring goals and playing well to get in the team because, if not, others who are in better form will play.

Obviously when you're a striker you need to score. The manager's not going to just play you if you're not scoring.

I would love to work with Martin Scorsese.

I'm very lucky. Most of my friends wait long times for jobs and also don't get the chance to work on 20 films, like I have, with someone like Scorsese. I love working for him. I just would never - I can't imagine working for anybody else.

I am one of the many Scots who has had to leave Scotland in order to find employment so I in no way feel ashamed I have not been in Scotland.

When I started, there was never a great history of people doing well in snooker from Scotland. By chance, I got a table for my Christmas. If I hadn't got that, then none of this would have happened.