| Diplomats may now be cagier about what they put in cables, but their work has not ground to a halt. |
| McNaught is expecting a much cagier match at The Hawthorns on Monday. |
| The second period was a much cagier affair lacking clear cut chances, although substitute Kevin Holsgrove hit the post for Halifax. |
| The right-wing press are being a lot cagier in their peacemongering now. |
| With the scores even, the match became a little cagier. |
| Both teams have been among the goals in pre-season but against lowly opposition and this should be a cagier affair. |
