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Saturday, 17th May 2008

Tom Lappin

Amazing O'Sullivan is the last of snooker's colourful characters SPORT is a broad church that encompasses many creeds that some might find trivial or ephemeral. The commitment and skill of the truly great sportsperson can elevate their pursuits by sheer force of charisma and performance.

Barça must transform their indifference into Old Trafford intensity THE Spanish press used an interesting adjective yesterday to describe a Barcelona team that was deliberately under-strength.

Tom Lappin: Title face-off is a battle of old Hammers THE OLD saying has it that the battle of Waterloo was won on the playing fields of Eton. Which might have come as something of a sobering thought to the poor bloody private soldiers being blown away by cannonballs without the benefits of any kind of

Tom Lappin - Troubled Grant faces Champions League task with hands tied TRULY it is a strange state of affairs when the only happy manager in the Champions League semi-finals is Sir Alex Ferguson. While Fergie beams from ear to ear in a week when he has signed away vast hangars full of the Glazers' hard-borrowed cash

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Benitez should swot up on lessons of '89 to beat Arsenal

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BBC on right track to showcase cycling

Tom Lappin: While Benitez eyes Europe, Everton can seize the advantage in Merseyside derby

McLeish capable of casting Keegan deep into relegation pit

Beauty of Europe's ugly-sister trophy is in eye of the beholder

Pele's proud boast on African nations is not standing test of time

Melbourne is Murray's best chance to break his grand slam duck

Lap up the torture of Holyrood's hills for elite endurance racers

Come May, romance of FA Cup is usually just a distant memory

Portents point to a far more down-to-earth Old Firm collision

Punters count on Ruby winning and Jewell losing on Boxing Day

'Superclasico' poses a real test for Rijkaard and Ronaldinho

Unloved cup still not taken seriously by England's aristocrats

Make-or-break games a test of nerve for Benitez TOM LAPPIN'S SPORTING WEEK

The award for sports personality of the year goes to heroic failure TOM LAPPIN

McLeish has 30,000 reminders every week why he headed south

Fallen idols, selection quandaries - it must be an England team TOM LAPPIN

McLeish must rely on skill, not the Hampden Roar, to beat Italians TOM LAPPIN

McClaren may survive – only because there are few alternatives TOM LAPPIN

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