Sporting Candids: February 10, 2010
The original prancing horse
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Wenger hits out after Ballack comments
Arsenal boss reiterates Chelsea praise
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Boonen takes third stage of cycling's Tour of Qatar
Tom Boonen takes third stage at Tour of Qatar
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Castrol bolsters position in football
Castrol bolsters position in football
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  1. John Terry affair: Was it right that he was striped of his captaincy?

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  1. John Terry affair: Was it right that he was striped of his captaincy?
    1. Yes - Guilty! He's should even be dropped from the World Cup squad
      19%
    2. No - Personal issues and football should be separate
      46%
    3. Maybe - Rio's not that much a role model himself
      35%
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Winter Olympics

  • Warm weather, IOC dope warning creates big chillWarm weather, IOC dope warning creates big chill

    Bright sunshine darkened the mood again at the Winter Olympics while potential drugs cheats received a pre-Games warning that they'll never escape their crimes.

  • UN chief calls for Olympic Truce to be honouredUN chief calls for Olympic Truce to be honoured

    United Nations chief Ban Ki-moon on Tuesday called for the world to respect the Olympic Truce and urged all warring countries to cease hostilities for the duration of the Winter Games in Vancouver.

  • Games won't suffer financial meltdown - organisersGames won't suffer financial meltdown - organisers

    Winter Olympics chiefs insisted on Tuesday that the 2010 Games will finish with a balanced budget, sweet music for a country which reeled when Montreal needed 30 years to pay off its debts from the 1976 Summer Games.

  • Korea's Kim, US star White top Olympic rich listKorea's Kim, US star White top Olympic rich list

    South Korean pin-up Kim Yu-Na and American Shaun White are the top earning athletes at the Winter Olympics, each pocketing eight million dollars last year, according to Forbes magazine.

  • Snow shipped in as Winter Games opening nearsSnow shipped in as Winter Games opening nears

    IOC chief Jacques Rogge was swept up in Vancouver's Olympic weather worries as Hollywood star Arnold Schwarzenegger prepared to run the gauntlet of Games protesters.

  • Olympics organisers desperate for climate changeOlympics organisers desperate for climate change

    Winter Olympics chiefs will not sanction a desperate last-minute venue switch despite unseasonably warm temperatures continuing to curse Cypress Mountain, the host of the freestyle events at the Games which begin on Friday.

  • Skiing - a sport imbued with dangerSkiing - a sport imbued with danger

    Downhill skiing is undoubtedly one of the most dangerous sports to practise and the absence from the Winter Olympics of a number of top racers through injury has the sport's governing body worried.

  • Olympic organisers desperate for climate changeOlympic organisers desperate for climate change

    Winter Olympics chiefs will not sanction a desperate last-minute venue switch despite unseasonably warm temperatures continuing to curse Cypress Mountain, the host of the freestyle events at the Games which begin on Friday.

  • Schlierenzauer heads to Vancouver with a ski jump winSchlierenzauer heads to Vancouver with a ski jump win

    Austria's Gregor Schlierenzauer leaves for next week's Winter Olympics on a winning note after finishing in first place in the World Cup ski jump event here on Saturday.

  • Olympic champ Di Centa sets stage for VancouverOlympic champ Di Centa sets stage for Vancouver

    Italy's Giorgio di Centa warmed up for the Winter Olympics later this month by winning the men's World Cup nordic skiing 15km freestyle race here on Friday.

  • Italy to fine Olympic drug cheatsItaly to fine Olympic drug cheats

    Italy's Olympic Committee (CONI) warned Tuesday it would fine drugs cheats 100,000 euros if they are caught doping during the Winter Olympics in Vancouver from February 12-28.

  • No Eagle, but Snow Leopard heads for GamesNo Eagle, but Snow Leopard heads for Games

    An African skier, a blind nordic athlete, and an aerials ace pushing 50 hope to grab a share of the Winter Olympics spotlight in Vancouver and Whistler.

  • Vonn wins World Cup super-GVonn wins World Cup super-G

    Lindsey Vonn of the United States set the stage for her Winter Olympics campaign with a World Cup super-G win here on Sunday.

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