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The marathon that is the new National Hockey League season is now upon us. ED WYATT looks at the big questions about the new season and offers his prediction about who will hoist Lord Stanley's Cup next June.
The AFL recently floated the idea of dividing its soon-to-be 18 teams into conferences. ED WYATT, an American who understands these things, canvasses the options and says there's no way to please everyone.
Excitement is growing at the prospect that this year's Stanley Cup NHL finals could feature a match-up between two of the original six teams that started the league, reports ED WYATT.
It is not easy to name a new sports team and ED WYATT is pleased to see that GWS might have learned from the mistakes of some who went before them.
Manchester United travel to London for the
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Thanks for the professorial critique. Hardly think one line about what Indianpolis evokes when compared to Miami and New Orleans is the "story line." But appreciate your comment, although in...
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By all accounts, most recently by the host of ESPN's morning show who called this Super Bowl the best out of the 16 he's attended, Indianapolis is a success. Similar kudos coming...
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Bani will be at Mounties, he's not even in the Raiders top 25. Did either of you do any research at all? Your gut feeling is Dugan's gone? Based on...
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Good on you Skeepe, giving it to these dribblers
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I'll start by saying I am a proud Canberra fan. Honestly that was garbage. So campese can't help with defence out wide defending at 5/8? Croker Won many games in...
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dear skeepe, care to elaborate? what exactly is your problem with the piece? or do you just enjoy sounding off anonymously on websites? if you reckon you can produce anything...
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Canberra is dreary and freezing? Amazing writing, resorting to old used up cliches of our nation's capital. Well done, class writing you douchebag. I've never read such dribble. When Dugan...
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