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With golfers getting set to tee off for the last Major Championship of the season, bettors have been targeting prop bets as a way to approach the British Open.
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Sir Gregory ParsloeP wrote:
Agree with this Shabba and he’s been almost too fearless for his own good at times, shades of Bryan Robson. I spoke to JP once about him and he described him as really brave. If JP says you are brave, then that will do for me.
The big IF and unknown is his long term fitness and potential to keep playing SL for many years. I remember it looked like Johnny Lomax would never get injury free but he’s now had a great career. Not saying he is that good.
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The Three Arrows Capital founders remain unaccounted for as their company goes into bankruptcy. Today, they are breaking their silence.
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