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OLD MATE ROY, NO MATTER WHAT
SEVEN DAYS IN SPORT: IT wasn’t all smooth sailing for a cricketer who had no shortage of friends, writes RON REED. More »
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LOUD LIZ IS A BIG LOSS IN ONLY ONE WAY
SEVEN DAYS IN SPORT: SHE should be a hoops hero but the Opals’ best player has well and truly worn out her welcome, writes RON REED. More »
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KING OF THE BOOL DOES IT AGAIN
SEVEN DAYS IN SPORT: On a red-letter day for jumps racing, a local hero breaks the record, writes RON REED. More »
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NO NEED FOR UMPIRE REFORM, EDDIE
SEVEN DAYS IN SPORT: Yes, footy umpires need more respect but that doesn’t mean the whole system should be dismantled, writes RON REED. More »
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IS THIS WHAT THE END GAME LOOKS LIKE?
SEVEN DAYS IN SPORT: The Commonwealth Games are coming back to Victoria – perhaps on a farewell lap of honour, writes RON REED. More »
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CAPTAIN GAWN LEADING TO THE MAX
SEVEN DAYS IN SPORT: Vintage performance a reminder that there is no better leader or ruckman in the AFL, writes RON REED. More »
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THE DAY 1000 GOALS NEEDED NO SECURITY
SEVEN DAYS IN SPORT: It was as if nobody really noticed when Doug Wade became the first of the modern-day goalkickers to reach four figures, writes RON REED. More »
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NEVER A BAD WORD BY OR ABOUT BARTY
SEVEN DAYS IN SPORT: IT’S been one of the best stories in Australian sporting history for a simple reason – it was all good, writes RON REED. More »
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WAS THAT REALLY THE OLD DARK NAVY BLUES?
SEVEN DAYS IN SPORT: Pride may yet goeth before a fall, but there was an awful lot to like about the Blues this time, writes RON REED. More »
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WHY WARNIE IS THE ONLY STORY IN TOWN
VERY few Australians made as many headlines as Shane Warne when he was alive – and none have made anywhere near as many since his shock death. More »
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RIP WARNIE: MORE THAN A CRICKET GENIUS
WORKING with Warnie could be a challenge but RON REED wouldn’t have missed it for all the wickets in the world. More »
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TAYLOR’S TRIPLE TON WILL STILL DO ME
DAYS IN SPORT: WITH apologies to Matthew Hayden, who holds the record Australian Test score, RON REED still has Mark Taylor at the top of his list. More »
