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John Laverty: Sectarianism has no sense of humour, David

Okay, cards on the table right from the start. I know David Healy pretty well and I like him a lot.
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John Laverty: For Lamps & Co, the real world has gone forever

Tuesday, 15 July 2008

Remember Neil Webb? Of course you do. Neil was a more than useful midfielder with an explosive shot who played for Nottingham Forest, Manchester United and England twenty-odd years ago.
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Roger Federer may soon lose the world number one ranking to Rafael Nadal

John Laverty: Federer could have lost a lot more than a title

Tuesday, 8 July 2008

I used to play a lot of tennis. Really loved it. Wasn't very good though, despite countless hours of practice on those terrific grass courts near Ballycastle beach, where my family would spend many a summer.
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Lawton: Wimbledon still not home for Andy

It might be different if Andy Murray had been born in Bromley or Tunbridge Wells, or his great grandmother was an innovative over-arm server in Victorian Wimbledon, like Tim Henman, or he had renounced his Scottish blood the first time he crossed Hadrian's Wall.

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The Punter: We just didn’t get to Sea

The victory by Fame And Glory in the Irish Derby poses the question as to whether or not he would have taken his revenge on his Epsom conqueror Sea The Stars?

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