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Big Blue Plymouth replied

16 April 2019, 09:31
Originally posted by Zigenare View Post

Hang on, the little twat couldn't keep his trousers zipped - that's adultery where I come from.

He says a few "Hallelujahs" and "Praise the Lord" and all is forgiven? Nah mate, that guy is definitely going downstairs come the day of reckoning!

I was thinking about all his injuries to be honest. That said, I didn't like the way he disposed of his caddy, Steve Williams. Cant even remember all the details now but it left a nasty taste in the mouth at the time.

Either way , probably the most amazing sporting comeback I can remember.
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Zigenare replied

15 April 2019, 18:44
Originally posted by Big Blue Plymouth View Post

What a comeback. I wasn't always a big fan of his but really pleased to see him roll back the years like that especially when you think about everything he's been through. Probably good for the sport too.

Hang on, the little twat couldn't keep his trousers zipped - that's adultery where I come from.

He says a few "Hallelujahs" and "Praise the Lord" and all is forgiven? Nah mate, that guy is definitely going downstairs come the day of reckoning!
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BR14 replied

15 April 2019, 18:07
golf
zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
even more tedious than cricket
ffs
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shaunbhoy replied

15 April 2019, 15:56
Originally posted by TheGreenBastard View Post

Yeah fair play regarding the sporting achievement, but turning it into some sort of victim-hood sob story... wtf?

Indeed. He will never usurp the Golden Bear anyway.
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TheGreenBastard replied

15 April 2019, 14:16
Originally posted by Benny View Post

So tragic

Yeah fair play regarding the sporting achievement, but turning it into some sort of victim-hood sob story... wtf?
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Benny replied

15 April 2019, 13:46
Originally posted by Big Blue Plymouth View Post

What a comeback. I wasn't always a big fan of his but really pleased to see him roll back the years like that especially when you think about everything he's been through. Probably good for the sport too.

Woods, being chased by Nordegren, smashed his car into a fire hydrant. It ended with Nordegren smashing the rear window of the car with a golf club.

As it transpired, the car accident occurred after Nordegren, then 29, had texted the woman Woods was rumoured to be seeing pretending to be him, confirming her husband, the world’s most famous golfer and the man known for being a supremely well-behaved sports star, had been cheating on her behind her back.

Months of headlines followed, with shocking information about Woods’ serial cheating coming to light. It started with rumours he had cheated on Nordegren with New York nightclub boss Rachel Uchitel, but soon it emerged the father-of-two had slept with a number of women, and had spent tens of thousands of dollars on escorts.

So tragic
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Big Blue Plymouth started a topic Masters Golf

14 April 2019, 20:00
Masters Golf

What a comeback. I wasn't always a big fan of his but really pleased to see him roll back the years like that especially when you think about everything he's been through. Probably good for the sport too.
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