"I personally prefer him on the television".
He has scored the vast majority of his 44 goals for Germany with his left, and though his instincts are as a support striker, Joachim Löw, the national team coach, prefers him on the left of midfield.
His supporters seem to prefer him on offense, displaying his callous, me-first aggression the quality that, last night, made him nonchalantly admit to, and then justify, paying no federal income taxes, and to interject "That's called business" when Clinton pointed out that, in 2006, he'd rooted for the impending housing crisis.
She preferred him to get on the plane and go to a hospital in China….He hung up the phone and that was the last they heard of him.
No, he says, of course they have not fallen out, well, yes, they have had their differences, and to be perfectly honest they would have preferred him to stay on staff, but, no, he couldn't classify it as a row, and, yes, he hopes to be doing lots of work for them in the future.
Sports Direct investors might prefer him to concentrate on running their company and never buy a share on their behalf again.
It is the sort of thing many Anglicans would prefer him to concentrate on, rather than steering the church into increasingly turbulent waters.
Seo said he would leave the decision up to the Mets, who may prefer him to allow the blister on his right index finger to heal.
So there we can begin to understand why Jackson zeroed in on Hornacek, preferring him to Frank Vogel, David Blatt and, in perhaps a grudging concession to external and internal pressures, Rambis as well.
Still, I prefer one-on-one interviews.
