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Sport Opinion
On the weekend of May 5, the array of matches available to the discerning rugby viewer, as the battle for honours intensified on the final weekend of regular league action, was impressive.
T HE awarding of a major tournament is a political football and the whistle blew last night to start what will be 18 months of intricate manoeuvring over where the 2020 European Championship will be staged.
UNCERTAINTY, improbability and unpredictability are among the greatest pleasures of sport: the David v Goliath victory.
Apparently, the most dangerous thing about a car is the nut behind the wheel.
An era ended for Glasgow Warriors in Dublin on Saturday.
CHARLES Green in his own words: straight-talking, thrifty Yorkshireman.
BEEN to hell and back.