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James Corrigan (never had a blue tick) Closest to the Baulk line 👍🏼

What is the snooker equivalent of nearest the bull?

Great fun and all that but this snooker world final is hilariously bad

My octogenarian Ma lives in a sheltered accommodation for the elderly. The address is St Peters Close - emphatically without the apostrophe as that would be, well, tactless.

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BREAKING: Source close to Susan Hall has told me she is confident she has won the West Midlands Mayoralty

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I do. All writers have always had favorites. I think it’s mostly silly to try and pretend to be 100% objective. My rooting interests are very much out in the open and should be a lens through which my work is viewed.

After 11 great years with @rugbyworldmag I’m moving on

It’s been an incredible journey and I’ve been very lucky to have the experiences I’ve had. Thanks to everyone who supported us, please continue to do so – it’s a hell of a team and they have cool stuff on the horizon.
Cheers

🔥Today's feature in the @telegraph 🔥

#JuniorGolf #JustinRose #Telegraph

Justin ROSE The TelegraphSport Quinta do Lago Sky Sports Golf England Golf DP World Tour The Magnolia Hotel

All the best to those taking part in this weekend's Championship qualifying events! Special shout-out to the Fairhaven Trophies starting today, which produced 2 of last year's finalists including overall boys winner Morton Bailey 🏆⛳️
#Juniorgolf #JustinRose #Telegraph

Sad to hear the news of my partner Peter passing today, our most memorable moment beating Jack and Ray day two of the 1977 Ryder Cup! He was a genuine gentleman! Ryder Cup Europe

And without him, it will have fewer viewers than the nevada waterskiing championship

This is a great piece and a brilliant reminder of why sports journalists who are immersed in their chosen sport are so precious

Sad to hear of the passing of Peter Oosterhuis. A wonderful golfer who achieved much. But more than that, a gentleman, a great colleague and a man you’d be proud to call a friend. He was special and my thoughts are with Ruth Ann and family. Thank you Peter for being you.🙏🏼

Was a big Oosterhuis fan as a kid. Would have been a worthy Open champion had rules officials worked up the courage to DQ you-know-who for we-all-know-what against the clubhouse wall at Royal Lytham in '74.

On May 3 it will be exactly 100 years since Cardiff City missed out on the Division One title on goal average - by 0.024 of a goal.
That title chase was described as ‘the greatest last day drama of them all’
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#CCFC #Cardiff City #Cardiff #Bluebirds

This is sad

Apart from Robbie Savage

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✍🏻 The Demise Of Sports Journalism

This is a 12-minute read on the challenges now facing one of the great joys of my life.

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