"Hopefully it'll give us a bit of luck on the night, but I'm not really a superstitious person"
- Steven Gerrard
About this Quote
In this quote, Steven Gerrard expresses his hope for luck on an upcoming night, but likewise makes it clear that he does not believe in superstitious notions. This statement exposes Gerrard's useful and logical frame of mind, as he acknowledges the possibility of luck however does not count on it. He may be a believer in hard work and preparation rather than counting on external aspects. This quote likewise showcases Gerrard's humbleness, as he does not want to attribute any prospective success exclusively to luck. In general, this quote highlights Gerrard's level-headedness and reasonable thinking, making him a well-respected and appreciated figure in the sports world.
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