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Tom English: 'UEFA's vows on racism are about as hollow as its threats to Rangers' THE MEN of UEFA live in a parallel universe, a place of privilege and certainty, a world where nobody questions anybody or anything and where everything they do is right and proper. They're the Stepford Blazers, their righteous path illuminated b

Iain Morrison: Dingo Deans bites back THE IRISH skipper Brian O'Driscoll made his international debut against the Wallabies in Brisbane ten years ago so it is only fitting that the peerless centre should win his 100th cap against the same opposition when the two teams take to Croke P

Martin Hannan: Scu meets his match ON A CRISP morning a few hundred yards off the M90 near Milnathort, a face familiar to racegoers is set in concentration as he watches horses leave their stables for some extra work on a nearby sand gallop.

John Huggan: Woods the wizard in Oz FOR THE deluded few still in need of convincing, this week in Melbourne has banished forever any lingering doubts about the peerless pulling power of golf's premier practitioner. In a tournament boasting only two of the best 50 players in the gam

Tom English: 'Bain came across as an apologist for the moronic tourists'

Iain Morrison: Taking one game at a time, but half an eye still on 2011

Andy Murray: Lonely this Christmas

Richard Bath: 'It isn't enough for Boroughmuir to say they'd make no comment'

John Huggan: Chubby checks in with an all-round view

Iain Morrison: Robinson facing three key decisions for Fijian Test

Michelle Rodger: Customers' buying cycle can lead to a chain reaction

Tom English: Premier League top clubs are up to their tonsils in borrowed money

Tom English: What did we learn? Only that Peat's lost his tongue

Martin Hannan: Sariska's just Champion

Moira Gordon: The market demands that we bring through young Scots players

Tom English: Ibrox salesman makes his pitch

Tom English: Donald plays his Trump card but who is going to play the course?

John Huggan: Why Faxon's so close-knit with Scotland

Moira Gordon: Mowbray's middle riddle ahead of Old Firm bow

Richard Bath: Ready for a kick in the Parks

Andrew Smith: Cap fits for Blackpool's rock

Pat Nevin: 'Rangers, with their inability to spend, appear to be falling, albeit with a modicum of style'

Martin Hannan: Sea the Stars is good enough to win the Prix de L' Arc de Triomphe

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