"In the process of your training, train with some fixed object in view. You all know that your play js a matter of sharp and sudden bursts or speed. It isn't sufficient to chase the ball up and down the field or to be able to get somewhere near it. You must be the first there, you must develop quickness of movement, quickness of eye, and sureness of foot. There is at the present far too much undirected energy in training."—Dr. P. F. McEvedy, at Ehe annual meeting of the Wellington Football Club.
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Press, Volume LX, Issue 18013, 4 March 1924, Page 3
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