I'd be a terrible secret agent. I can't keep a secret and I'm not sneaky.

I don't think about when it's going to stop and what you do before it stops. You just keep moving.

I will keep speaking for my people.

My career keeps shifting; I keep doing the next thing and it keeps growing.

One sword keeps another in the sheath.

Anyone who knows me knows that I always like to keep moving.

I want to keep doing roles that are challenging and different.

Later on in my life, it became a big theme: just being okay and comfortable to take the risk and to have really thick skin and realize not everybody is going to love your product. Get over it, and if you believe in it, keep going forward.

I like it when you're in good form, you keep going and everything works out well.

You have to keep proving yourself over and over again.

The secret to keeping moving is keeping moving.

For a film, when you condense, you don't want to keep going back to the same setting over and over.

You can't keep a hero down, can you?

Take everything you can from what people say. Keep going and stick to your instincts. And what your soul tells you to do, use that.

The best career advice I've ever received I would say is honestly just to keep going, follow your passion. It does sound cliche, but honestly it's true.

I would prefer to play left-wing, striker or even goalkeeper - any other position - rather than sitting on the bench as a central midfielder.

I got too old to live in the bush. You really need to be youngish and healthy, so it seemed stupid to keep going.

I just got to keep competing and keep believing.

Who's been with me longest? Kevin Blackwell. I signed him as a goalkeeper at Scarborough in '86 and he's basically been with me my whole career. He's been my goalkeeper, reserve goalie, now my assistant manager.

It's a lonely position and those are the margins you play in as a goalkeeper - you simply cannot make mistakes because you will be punished.