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- Tangerine Romanista
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Think this might be the best way for him to go out. Would have been a shame to see him humiliated in the singles by a player who wouldn’t have won a set against him in his prime.
Also a reminder of how mental it was for Scotland to have the number one tennis player in both singles and doubles.
- Tangerine Romanista
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Also Cav won a record breaking 35th stage at the TDF!
An absolute legend!
An absolute legend!
- Dels
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It was the best way.Tangerine Romanista wrote: ↑04-07-24 12:28Think this might be the best way for him to go out. Would have been a shame to see him humiliated in the singles by a player who wouldn’t have won a set against him in his prime.
I wonder if we'll have a few more Scottish players in a few years time inspired by Andy (and Jamie). The lad Djokovic played yesterday was Scottish, he seemed alright, might here more of him.
Bukayo Saka = future GOAT.
- Duncan!!
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part 1 you will have to link for the rest
https://youtu.be/sVbb6pZLfzU?si=nqRMU4Mjvc6lmxoV
https://youtu.be/sVbb6pZLfzU?si=nqRMU4Mjvc6lmxoV
- Lupo Pazzesco
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After the eternal boredom of the Euros, there was a real blood & thunder Hurling Final classic at Croke Park, Dublin. To say it was physical would be a gross injustice & some of the skills were truly out of this world. Anyway, less fawning, Clare beat Cork by a point after 90+ breathless minutes including extra time.
No Al Calcio Moderno.
- Myles
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It was a very good game, Clare didn't get going until their first goal but then outscored Cork 1-08 to 0-04 in the last 10-15 minutes of the first half. The ref made quite a few crucial mistakes, so that was the only disappointing aspect. Neither team deserved to lose but well done to Clare. I remember seeing their manager play at fullback when they won in the 90s.
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