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Mark McGuire Quotes
«The goal is that it looks very much like it did before.»
Author: Mark McGuire
«We had heard some rumblings that it might close, but no one thought it would. We're kind of in a state of shock right now. They need to practice this week, they have sectional swim meet at the end of the week.»
Author: Mark McGuire
«Since we put up the lights (in 1988), we make an effort to have the new projects look as if they've always been here. Our goal is to have you sit in the seats in the regular grandstand and look out and see the seats filled with fans, you will be hard-pressed to notice the difference.»
Author: Mark McGuire
«We're trying to recreate the culture that existed before.»
Author: Mark McGuire
«He would have liked to go right to the next match. He's not given up an offensive point in the last month.»
Author: Mark McGuire
«We will put ourselves in better position to have long-term success if we take a year off. We have the option in our contract with the league to take one season off and come back next year and still maintain our territorial rights.»
Author: Mark McGuire
«During the game you will be able to see into the ballpark from the sidewalk, but there is a corridor where fans with tickets may be standing in, so we can't guarantee what the view will be.»
Author: Mark McGuire
«In the short term, there's revenue, obviously. But long term, we're creating more Cubs fans.»
Author: Mark McGuire
«The truth was the old bleachers were really not a very good situation for someone in a wheelchair. When you build something in the 1930s, it wasn't built to accommodate wheelchairs.»
Author: Mark McGuire