2. September 7th: Haldeman observes that Nixon's excuses have "played positively".
Both sides played positively and had a few good chances, but some things just aren't meant to be.
It is in this context that Norwich's errors can be understood as a desperate attempt to play positively at all costs.
Solskjaer realised that it would be far more effective to play positively, with midfielders having the freedom to get forward without worrying about defensive duties.
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"We'll play positively, but there will be times when you come in, the first 30 balls, when you have five men around the bat – you could have half an hour to tea.
Lancashire's middle and lower orders flickered: Steven Croft played positively for 38 off 42 balls, as did the the young wicketkeeper, Alex Davies, for 35 from 68, and Tom Smith continued his excellent all-round season with 57 from 98, despite a stiff back that prevented him from bowling later on.
He was playing positively and looking in such command that he seemed to have a good chance of becoming the first British player to reach the final of the men's singles since Henry Bunnyy" Austin, the player who introduced shorts to the All England Club, in the unclouded summer of 1938.
Toby Roland-Jones played positively to score 34 in 79 minutes, then James Harris and Tim Murtagh frustrated Lancashire for a further 26 overs either side of the tea interval, to send the home county down – for the second time in three seasons, and the third in 11 – in crisp afternoon sunshine that hardly suited the depressed Mancunian mood.
Zak Chappell and Clint McKay both played positively, which helped.
