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As Football gets serious... Alpha corners the men who hold season 2010 in their hands. We have an exclusive interview with STEVE JOHNSON, the Geelong star that sees things others don’t. Mark Thompson (and others) tell why. ROBBIE FARAH, the tough yet creative Tigers skipper tells why his team should…
What Is The Point?
Sometimes, man stares into the abyss and wonders why. If he’s lucky, the abyss has an answer, like, “Because it’s there” or “because it’s a pie – eat it, you idiot”. But other times, the man just wants to know the meaning, the point, the reason for something, and there are no answers at all.
The Bucket had this feeling when he watched Anthony Mundine and Rob Medley dance around the ring the other night. Mundine, who has plenty of talent, and even more mouth, yet instead of going to the States and calling out every fighter he can think of, he hangs around Sydney, getting older, and taking part in contests he can’t lose. Who watched the other night? Who cared? When will he take himself seriously? When, will I, will I be famous?
There are no answers.
“The Man is human so I can’t wait to see him.”
Contender winner Garth Wood looks forward to being beaten by… Anthony Mundine
Apart (and it IS a very big apart) from the death and destruction that have removed Togo, the African Cup of Nations looks like the usual mix of bonkers entertainment. If you haven’t already put your shirt on outsiders Mali, have a look at their comeback from 0-4 down to draw 4-4 against Angola. And so it continues: Malawi battered mighty Algeria 3-0, while the Ivory Coast were held 0-0 by Burkina Faso, against all the odds. It’s mad, it’s unpredictable, it’s the African Cup of Nations…
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A rare admission from Shane Watson in an interview with Fox. The makeshift opener has admitted “choking” during his innings in Adelaide against the Windies, although you could mention the sooky ending to a few of his other innings too: his last 10 knocks have been: 99, 99, 99, 99, 99, 99, 99, 99, 100, 99, so there seems to be a pattern emerging.
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