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I don't know if I ever believed I was going to do it, but I tried to convince myself, especially this week British Open winner Padraig Harrington slowly comes to terms with his achievement earlier in the week He is knocking down the hurdles one after the other and all credit to him Paul McGinley nods to his fellow Dubliner and friend, Harrington What horri"es me is people who've made money out of property or biscuit tins telling a class act whose managing their club who they should be signing. That's for the birds Niall Quinn has a go at the interfering nature of some football club chairmen I think the most important thing is that he has changed the way he does publicity before games and it's not a bad thing.I do like him though Alex Ferguson welcomes the supposed mellowing of Chelsea's Jose Mourinho management style Michael McGoldrick was easily the best player on the "eld. . . He put Conor Mortimer in his pocket and fed him on farts, as we used to say in primary school. Conor is no good anyway, the sort of boy Adrian McGuckin had in mind when he said he distrusted boys with 'dyed hair and trendy clothes that scored 2-5 in friendlies' Former Derry footballer Joe Brolly will be less that popular in Mayo after his criticism of Conor Mortimer in a recent magazine article It's disrespectful, especially coming from a so-called GAA person. . . Joe Brolly's opinions don't register with me to be honest Conor Mortimer claims not to be too worried about what the Derry man has to say The riders have to understand that they are playing a game of Russian roulette if they are doping. Doping ruins our childhood dreams.
Vinokourov has cheated, and the only possible answer was: leave Tour de France director Christian Prudhomme reacting to Alexandre Vinokourov's positive test for a banned blood transfusion This year's Tour has lost all credibility. It's null and void as far as I am concerned this year British cyclist Bradley Wiggins accepts the current situation of world cycling He hit me below the belt, south of the border, south of the equator, everywhere you can imagine. What a "lthy "ghter Scottish fighter Alex Arthur reveals his displeasure at the tactics of Koba Gogoladze after knocking out the Georgian in the 10th round of their clash for the WBO's interim superfeatherweight title The Kop will be the symphony stage playing to the symphony hall Liverpool co-owner Tom Hicks after the club announce revised plans for their new 60,000seater stadium
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