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Who lit your squash
spark? |
It
was my friend who started me playing. It was more interesting than I
thought before I played it. |
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Always squash, or
could you have competed in another sport? |
I
played badminton until I was 20 and started with squash then. Squash
seemed to be easier and more interesting than badminton. |
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What do you hate
most about training? |
I
don’t like court sprints at all. |
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The best thing
about being an international player? |
I can
go over the sea to new countries. |
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Your favourite
place to play events? |
Jamaica is a very nice place. |
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Filling in time
before matches? |
I
watch DVDs of games of squash and imagine. |
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Squash
superstitions? |
No. |
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The worst thing
about travelling? |
I
need a lot of money! |
|
Your travelling
entertainment provider? |
My PC
comes with me. |
|
Pizza or pasta? |
I
like pasta, but Japanese food is better! |
|
Tea or coffee? |
Tea –
Japanese, of course, but coffee too. |
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Fruit or chocolate? |
I eat
a lot of fruit. |
|
Just finished
reading? |
A
Japanese book so not letters you can write! |
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The album you
listen to most? |
Missy
Higgins |
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How many texts sent
each day? |
10 or
more I think. |
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Sporting event you
would most like to go to? |
I
watch tennis, soccer and skating on TV so I would like to go to any
of the championships. |
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Dinner with any
sports person past or present? |
Ronaldinho the football player because I like watching soccer when
he is playing. He looks like he is really enjoying matches. |
|
Glass half full or
half empty? |
Both.
Sometimes happy, sometimes not. |
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Your life so far,
one thing you would change? |
To be
married. |
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Plans for the
future? |
I
would like to live over the sea. |
