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[QUOTE="RSTuthill, post: 4336403, member: 7322"] So we are back to talking about Diaco and analyzing a turn of phrase coined to inspire the thought that there will be some hard work and suffering required prior to the arrival of success. Would "The price of success is paid in advance" have been a better choice? Yep, certainly looks like summer is here. Wake me up in six weeks. Oh, and I am still not completely sold on Mora yet either. But he hasn't put a foot wrong yet. The next twelve games should tell us something, although perhaps not as much as some of us would like. [/QUOTE]
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