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/ 27 February 2004

Brumbies leave Cats in the litter tray

Skipper Stirling Mortlock scored two tries and created another Friday as the ACT Brumbies thrashed the Cats 68-28 and moved atop the standings in the Super 12 rugby union competition. Mark Gerrard and rookie lock Mark Chisholm scored two tries apiece and Joe Roff landed nine conversions for an 18-point haul.

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/ 27 February 2004

George’s big adventure

George Foreman built a lucrative second career making fun of his waistline and love of hamburgers. He insists he’s not joking about his latest comeback attempt at the age of 55. ”I need an adventure in my life,” Foreman said. ”At 55, it’s time to do it.”

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/ 27 February 2004

An example to all

With a lack of fuss and fanfare evident in his neat, tidy and unhurriedly sublime skills, on Saturday Dennis Bergkamp overtook Peter Schmeichel’s record for a foreign player of 252 Premiership games for one club. Surprisingly, Southampton’s Claus Lundekvam, on 245, will probably overhaul him.

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/ 27 February 2004

Arsenal on the move

As if Arsenal did not have enough to enjoy from their perch at the top of the Premiership, they were given three further reasons to celebrate this week. No sooner had the club confirmed that the funding is in place to enable their new stadium to be built than Arsène Wenger announced he will extend his contract.

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/ 27 February 2004

South Africans on song

Manchester United must hope Old Trafford is still capable of afflicting Porto with stagefright. Sir Alex Ferguson’s team did not suffer irreparable damage on Wednesday but, after another flawed performance and the 11th red card of Roy Keane’s career, they will need an exhilarating display to reclaim the European Cup.