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      Gareth Bale loses battle to watch Masters as Welsh team-mates pull rank and put rugby on TV

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      GARETH BALE lost the battle for the TV remote — forcing Wales’ talisman to watch The Masters on his iPad!
      Golf nut Bale appeared to view the first round at Augusta on a  laptop during the Dragons’ goalless draw with USA  in an international friendly on Thursday night.

      Pals Gareth Bale and Ben Davies enjoy each other’s company on international and club duty Credit: Alamy Live News

      Bale, 31, wanted to watch the golf again on the big screen in Wales’ team hotel in Cardiff on Friday evening.
      But his team-mates ignored his pleas and picked the nation’s rugby union defeat to Ireland instead.
      Bale’s Wales and Spurs pal Ben Davies, preparing to face the Irish at the Cardiff City Stadium today, said: “Gareth had his iPad out watching the golf and the rugby was on the TV. The boys pulled rank there.”
      Bale’s love of golf has been well-documented — and he is not the only Tottenham player who has a passion for the sport.

      England skipper Harry Kane tweeted on Friday: “Running off to watch the Masters”.Davies added: “Those two are some of the biggest golf fans I’ve seen. Those two love it.”So who is the best golfer? Davies joked: “Me.” He added: “I’ve played with both of them but I can’t say I’m the best judge as to who is better because I’m not the best.”
      Wales aim to cheer up a sporting-mad nation after their rugby counterparts lost 32-9 to Ireland in the Autumn Nations Cup in Dublin.

      Bale was spotted appeared to be enjoying The Masters while sat in the stands during Wales’ 0-0 draw with the USACredit: PA:Press Association
      Davies said: “It was a tough game and it will be the same for us. We have to keep the momentum up and keep going in this Nations League.“It’s about winning habits and sometimes it doesn’t matter how it comes. If you keep winning games that’s the most important thing.“I don’t think we’ve been at our best in this Nations League, but we’ve got three wins and we’re top of the group. We want to continue that run.”
      Caretaker boss Rob Page has captain Bale fit to start after his midweek rest.Asked if Wales can inflict revenge on Ireland, Page said: “Let’s hope so. We had a meeting and then we all had our evening meal together and it was on in the background, so we saw bits of it.“Of course a disappointing result but we’re looking forward to our game on Sunday.“We’re ready for the challenge.”

      Meanwhile, defender Tom Lockyer wants to prove he is a key man for Wales — and nail down his Euro 2020 spot to emulate idols Ashley Williams and James Chester.

      Bale was rested for the friendly last week but is expected to feature against Ireland Credit: PA:Press Association
      The Luton centre-back, 25, has been a first-choice pick for the Dragons when fit over the last 12 months.
      And Lockyer, back from an ankle injury, would love to follow in the footsteps of Williams and Chester, who were rock solid in defence when the Dragons reached the Euro 2016 semi-finals.
      He said: “They were my idols when I was watching the Euros. I was watching in a fan park with my mates with a couple of beers.
      “To actually get involved with all that is something I never thought was possible.
      “It didn’t even cross my mind. I was just a fan and enjoying it.”

      Lockyer was injured for last month’s Nations League games against Ireland and Bulgaria.
      But, after completing 90 minutes against USA, he could line-up versus Ireland, then Finland on Wednesday.
      He added: “There is competition for places all over. No player wants to be sitting on the bench watching it.”

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      England skipper Harry Kane’s £100,000 Range Rover stolen by thieves in brazen daylight raid

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      ENGLAND star Harry Kane’s £100,000 Range Rover was stolen by thieves in a brazen daylight raid.
      A gang is believed to have targeted the vehicle after being filmed driving past it several times.

      Harry Kane is believed to be targeted by a gang after his £100,000 Range Rover was stolen by thievesCredit: Reuters

      The thieves sped off with it from outside an upmarket address in Chingford, East LondonCredit: WENN

      They sped off with it from outside an upmarket address in Chingford, East London.
      Kane, 27, is the third Spurs player to be robbed in recent months after his team-mates Dele Alli and Jan Vertonghen were attacked by armed raiders.
      CCTV shows a car driving past Kane’s luxury motor several times last month.
      Thieves then used an electronic device to open it before stealing the car from outside an address in Chingford, East London.

      A source close to the £200,000-a-week striker said: “Harry feels he has been targeted by a gang who focus on footballers. The way the robbery played out didn’t feel like a coincidence.”
      A Metropolitan Police spokesman said in a statement: “On Sunday, 25 October police received a report of a theft of a vehicle from outside a residential property in the Chingford area.
      “Officers contacted the victim and carried out enquiries. No suspects were identified.
      “The investigation has been closed. If any further investigative or evidential opportunities are established this will be reviewed.”

      Harry is expecting his third child with childhood sweetheart wife KateCredit: Getty Images – Getty
      Dad-to-be Harry got hold of CCTV film of the theft.
      The insider added: “The footage shows a car driving past his motor a number of times. They were clearly doing a recce.
      “The road is in an upmarket residential area so it’s not hard to see why Harry and those around him think his car has been targeted.
      “Luckily he’d left no personal effects in the car or it could have been more distressing.”
      Sources close to Harry, who is expecting his third child with childhood sweetheart wife Kate Goodland, 27, say he was warned by police that the stolen car is unlikely to be recovered.
      The insider added: “The police told Harry that basically there was little chance of them recovering his motor because of how sophisticated these kinds of thieves are.
      “Obviously Harry is just happy no one was harmed and that they didn’t get away with anything irreplaceable or personal to him and his family.”

      CCTV shows a car driving past Kane’s car several times last monthCredit: PA:Press Association

      Kane was warned by police that the luxury motor is unlikely to be recoveredCredit: Reuters

      He is the third Spurs player to be robbed in recent monthsCredit: AFP or licensors
      Kane is the third Spurs ace to be targeted by criminals in recent months.
      In May his Tottenham pal Dele, 24, was held at ­knifepoint during a raid in lockdown at his home in North London.
      The robbers punched him in the mouth and threatened his girlfriend Ruby Mae, his adopted brother Harry Hickford and his partner.

      They made off with thousands of pounds worth of jewellery and watches from the £2million property in North London.
      In March Belgium defender Jan’s North London pad was broken into by armed robbers while he was away playing in a Champions League fixture in Germany.
      They terrorised his wife and young family before fleeing with valuables.

      Top goal for villains

      RANGE Rovers are a dream choice for organised crime gangs to target and they dominate the list of most ­stolen vehicles in the UK.
      Villains waste little time in shipping them abroad to Eastern Europe and North Africa.
      That gives them the opportunity to move them to places such as Dubai, where they are a particular favourite.
      Experts say Range Rovers and other premium vehicles are stolen to order by the gangs, who track their movements before choosing the right time to strike.
      The Sport model topped the list for thefts in 2019, according to latest analysis.
      It has replaced the BMW X5, which is now number two.
      The data, from stolen vehicle recovery service Tracker, reveals the Range Rover Vogue as the fourth most stolen car, the Range Rover Evoque as the seventh and Harry Kane’s model the Autobiography as the ninth.
      The data also revealed an increase in the number of cars stolen without the keys.
      Between January and July last year, 96 per cent of cars recovered by Tracker had been taken in keyless thefts, compared to 92 per cent during the same period last year.
      In the past few months, police forces all over the UK have issued warnings about the rise in thefts of Range Rovers and Land Rovers.
      Thieves have often succeeded by hacking the electronics to get in them.
      It has fuelled a huge spike in rural crime.

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      England vs Scotland WILL have fans, Government reckon thanks to coronavirus vaccine

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      THE Government are confident the Euro 2020 clash between England and Scotland WILL be played in front of fans, thanks to the Covid vaccine.
      The Auld Enemy face off in a group game at Wembley on June 18 — and under current restrictions supporters would not be allowed in.

      England manager Gareth Southgate salutes the fansCredit: AFP or licensors

      England and Scotland are expected to be able to play with fans in the delayed Euro 2020 tournamentCredit: Getty – Contributor

      But SunSport has been told the Pfizer vaccine breakthrough — with an AstraZeneca version to follow this month — has given ministers belief crowds will be able to attend games.
      Sports Minister Nigel Huddleston said: “We want fans back in stadia as quickly as is safe to do so.
      “And the real progress we are making on testing and vaccines means that next year’s Euros are firmly in our sights.”
      Up until as recently as last month, there were real fears in Whitehall that Euro 2020 matches would be behind closed doors as the country battles to keep a lid on the virus.

      But the impending arrival of vaccines has changed the landscape.
      Uefa has confirmed the Scots will get 14,400 tickets for Wembley.
      But the Tartan Army is likely to be bolstered by thousands more who bagged seats in last year’s Uefa general ballot.
      Steve Clarke’s team won their spot after a thrilling penalty shoot-out win in Serbia.

      Keeper David Marshall was the hero saving Fulham ace Aleksandar Mitrovic’s effort.
      Mitrovic had to score after after all nine previous spot-kicks were converted successfully by both sides.
      And the Scottish players celebrated ending 22 years of hurt with a proper dressing room boogie.

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      Project Big Picture is all about money and power – I don’t get why certain big clubs want to fix what isn’t broken

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      VAR technology may be baffling — but it is pretty simple when compared to this week’s parliamentary discussion on the game. 
      The main news coming out of it was FA chairman Greg Clarke’s resignation following unacceptable comments which do not reflect football’s community. 

      Karren Brady writes exclusively for Sun SportCredit: PA

      She says Project Big Picture is all about money and power for the bigger clubsCredit: EPA

      Personally, I was amazed Clarke survived his first grilling by ministers, so no surprise with the outcome this time around.
      But this wasn’t the only significant issue at play. The future of the Premier League as we know it was also discussed.
      The dynamic was that everyone has been fighting for their corner like caged boxers.
      But perhaps the upper cut that hit home hardest was when chief executive Richard Masters said that the “status quo is very unlikely to be unifying” in the top flight.

      In bold letters that means the so-called Big Six are thinking more Barcelona, less Burnley, more Bernabeu, less Bramall Lane.
      Without singling out any one team, so much for ‘You’ll Never Walk Alone’.
      The Prem is by a distance the most successful domestic football on earth. 
      Fans from Singapore to Cincinnati, Bengal to Barbados follow it passionately.

      It is a product at the top of its game, generating huge interest and revenues across the globe.
      Yet some of our biggest clubs seem keen to throw it all away. I just don’t get it.
      The Champions League already does what it says on the tin. It is another massively popular and historic competition that rewards clubs on merit — on the pitch, where it counts.  
      OK, it was rebranded in 1992, but it goes back 65 years to when football really became the world’s game.
      It has history and real  significance. And real money, with the winners getting €19,000,000 in prize money alone.
      There’s an old saying which I shall paraphrase — don’t fix what isn’t broken.

      It’s not exactly a saying from philosopher Confucius, just good old common sense.
      And just as  rule-makers mucked around with the handball laws, with the result that  no-one has the foggiest what is going on, so the same can be said for this.
      So maybe this is a lesson to the Big Six and all those who want to change the Prem, just for the sake of it.
       Clarke said in the  meeting that Project Big Picture was all about “money and power”.  And ain’t that the truth.  
      One of the worst features of Project Big Picture was not only to consign the money to the top six, but to also change the voting system to give those clubs the ability to make all the decisions.
      So, as a Premier League review gets underway, you don’t have to view the VAR video screen to know there will be trouble ahead.
      As for Clarke, I wrote to  him before he resigned to point out the FA’s new code of  conduct made no mention at all of disability or sexuality.
      These are two huge concerns in the game and in society  and  at the core of diversity.
      He told me I had made “an excellent point” — but didn’t tell me what was to be done about it.
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      Gareth Bale will NOT be the only player glued to the Masters this weekend, jokes Wales team-mate Chris Gunter

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      GARETH BALE will not be the only Wales player glued to The Masters this weekend.
      TV cameras spotted golf-loving Bale with a laptop in his hands during the Dragons’ goalless draw with USA on Thursday  — and he appeared to have one eye on Augusta.

      Chris Gunter will tune into The Masters with Gareth BaleCredit: Getty Images – Getty

      Fans joked Bale was watching the golf on his MacBook in the stands against the USACredit: Sky Sports

      But team-mate Chris Gunter will join the Wales captain, who was rested for the friendly, at their Cardiff team hotel to watch all the action unfold.
      He said: “Who doesn’t keep an eye on The Masters? It’s one of the best sporting events of the year.
      “It’s something really good to watch in the hotel over the next few days.”
      Wales’ crunch Nations League clash with Republic of Ireland in Cardiff kicks off at 5pm on Sunday and will clash with The Masters’ final round.

      Tee times on Sunday have been brought forward due to light issues after the tournament was moved to autumn because of Covid-19.
      Charlton defender Gunter, 31, added: “It would certainly be nice if we can get a good result at the weekend.
      “And then if anybody has a pound or two on any of the players then hopefully they can do well too.
      “Most important thing for us is the football — but it is something nice to watch in the next few days in the hotel.”

      Caretaker manager Robert Page is filling in for boss Ryan Giggs, who is on bail following an alleged assault on his on-off girlfriend.
      And Page believes Bale, 31, is in the best shape for some time following his loan move from Real Madrid to Tottenham.
      Gunter added: “The way he’s been this week is the way he’s been any time I’ve been with Wales. He’s the exact same, regardless of any situation. He just loves coming away and is fully excited.
      “He’s always in good shape, that’s your job as a footballer.
      “It would be disrespectful to say he’s in the best shape now, because of his professionalism since he started breaking in for club and country.
      “Whenever he comes away with Wales he performs to an extremely high level.
      “I haven’t noticed any different. He’s the exact same guy when we started playing together in the Under-17s.
      “We’re lucky to have him and hopefully he can do over the next week what he’s been doing for many years for us.”

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      England vs Scotland WILL have fans, Govt reckon thanks to Covid vaccine

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      THE Government are confident the Euro 2020 clash between England and Scotland WILL be played in front of fans, thanks to the Covid vaccine.
      The Auld Enemy face off in a group game at Wembley on June 18 — and under current restrictions supporters would not be allowed in.

      England and Scotland are expected to be able to play with fans in the delayed Euro 2020 tournamentCredit: Getty – Contributor

      But SunSport has been told the Pfizer vaccine breakthrough — with an AstraZeneca version to follow this month — has given ministers belief crowds will be able to attend games.
      Sports Minister Nigel Huddleston said: “We want fans back in stadia as quickly as is safe to do so.
      “And the real progress we are making on testing and vaccines means that next year’s Euros are firmly in our sights.”
      Up until as recently as last month, there were real fears in Whitehall that Euro 2020 matches would be behind closed doors as the country battles to keep a lid on the virus.

      But the impending arrival of vaccines has changed the landscape.
      Uefa has confirmed the Scots will get 14,400 tickets for Wembley.
      But the Tartan Army is likely to be bolstered by thousands more who bagged seats in last year’s Uefa general ballot.
      Steve Clarke’s team won their spot after a thrilling penalty shoot-out win in Serbia.

      Keeper David Marshall was the hero saving Fulham ace Aleksandar Mitrovic’s effort.
      Mitrovic had to score after after all nine previous spot-kicks were converted successfully by both sides.
      And the Scottish players celebrated ending 22 years of hurt with a proper dressing room boogie.

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      Gareth Southgate says Harry Kane is a ‘privilege’ to have ahead of 50th England cap

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      HARRY KANE reaches his half century of England caps with Gareth Southgate claiming it is a “privilege” to have the striker in his team.
      The Three Lions manager believes his strikeforce, which includes Manchester City’s Raheem Sterling, is the envy of many other European powerhouses.

      Harry Kane is set to make his 50th appearance for England on SundayCredit: Rex Features

      Gareth Southgate says it’s a privilege to have the Tottenham forwardCredit: AP:Associated Press

      Kane, rested for Thursday’s 3-0 friendly win over Ireland, boasts a stunning record of 32 goals in his 49 games.
      And he looks certain to eventually smash Wayne Rooney’s all-time international record of 53 strikes from 120 appearances.
      Southgate, preparing for tomorrow’s Nations League tie in Belgium, said: “Every country is going to play differently and have their outstanding players who have different sorts of attributes.
      “Harry is a different type of centre-forward to Romelu Lukaku, for example.

      “Different to Olivier Giroud or Kylian Mbappe. We are just delighted we’ve got him and we know his impact. His scoring record for us is just phenomenal. Absolutely phenomenal.
      “You always know, going into a game with the likes of Harry, with Raheem as well, that we’ve got a tremendous goal threat which a lot of countries would be delighted to have.”
      Kane, 27, has won major praise this season for the way he has created so many chances and goals for Spurs, where he has a seemingly telepathic relationship with Son Heung-min.
      But this is of little surprise to Southgate. He first saw the player’s all-round natural ability in only his second game as Under-21 manager against Finland in September 2013.

      With tongue in cheek, Southgate added: “He started on the bench which showed what we know about talent observation!

      England beat Ireland 3-0 in Thursday and Harry Kane was given the night offCredit: AP:Associated Press
      “It was the second game we had with the Under-21s. But he came into the game as a 10. We had Saido Berahino as a 9 and Harry immediately created a goal that got us an equaliser. I know there seems to be more emphasis on that part of his game now but he’s definitely always had it.
      “He’s as good a provider and as good a passer as he is a finisher and he is, of course, an outstanding finisher.
      “Clearly the combinations at the club — with Son in particular — have been excellent. When you’ve got runners going beyond him, he will find the passes.
      “So we are privileged to have him, we know that, and it’s great to see him hitting that sort of form ahead of the weekend.”
      Another Three Lions striker in form is Dominic Calvert-Lewin. And he wants to take penalties for Everton after his thumping spot-kick against the Irish.
      The Goodison striker, 23, is the Premier League’s joint-highest scorer with eight goals — but most of his Golden Boot rivals are significantly aided by being on penalty duties for their clubs.
      Yet Gylfi Sigurdsson has had a patchy record as Everton’s spot-kick taker, while Richarlison scored one in the victory at Crystal Palace this term.
      But Calvert-Lewin, who netted his second goal in four England starts on Thursday, insisted: “I have got no problem taking penalties. I want to take them for my club as well. It was a chance to showcase my ability and stick it in the back of the net. I am completely confident at the minute.
      “I picked up some good positions during the game and I just had to stay patient.
      “My chance came in the form of a penalty, so I am obviously happy to have scored.”

      Calvert-Lewin is Kane’s understudy but he is adamant the pair could play together, which they did when ten-man England unsuccessfully attempted to claw back a 1-0 deficit against Denmark last month.
      He said: “I think why not?
      “We both played up there against Denmark and we played a bit more direct. He is a top player and I am sure we can be compatible together.”

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      Lewis Hamilton says his fight for equality means more to him than a record-equalling seventh F1 world title

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      LEWIS HAMILTON says his campaign to promote equality means more to him than a seventh world title.
      The Brit can equal Michael Schumacher’s record of seven championships in Turkey on Sunday — as long as he finishes ahead of Mercedes team-mate Valtteri Bottas.

      Lewis Hamilton says fight for equality means more than a seventh F1 world titleCredit: AP:Associated Press

      Hamilton, 35, has been unstoppable during this Covid-hit season, winning nine of the 13 races.
      While off the track, he has promoted Black Lives Matter and highlighted inequality and environmental issues across the world.
      He has used his platform as Formula One’s most successful driver of all time to help raise awareness — and says that is more special to him than another title.
      Hamilton said: “The numbers and the figures and the titles and all that stuff, it perhaps appears to mean more from the outside.

      “Watching the TV and watching Michael get the seventh and being like, ‘Wow, that’s seven’.
      “But when you’re in it, it’s different. We’re going to continue to fight for more championships, we’re going to continue to try and improve and continue to race and do what we love doing.
      “What’s important is that journey. This year has been combined with the fight for equality and learning what’s happening around the world and being a little bit more aware of surroundings.
      “Naturally, matching an icon like Michael, I’d be incredibly proud of that. But I think it’s more the message that it sends to people.

      “Not just kids but hopefully mostly kids because they’re the future, that you have to dream bigger than you think and don’t let anyone tell you can’t go for that.”

      Perhaps, given that the title takes second billing to his work for equality, Hamilton says he is not thinking about matching Schumacher’s total this weekend.
      Instead he wants to take it all in his stride knowing  he has a comfortable 85-point margin over Bottas with four races to go.
      He added: “I am just focused on trying to do a good job, just taking it one race at a time, trying to do the best we can as a team, not thinking about anything else.
      “I have learned not to add pressure that’s unnecessary. I have four races to battle for those points, so I don’t put it all on to one weekend, one day.
      “For me, it is another race. I need to approach it exactly as I have in the past.
      “Maybe then that’s why sometimes it’s a shock. All of a sudden it hits you because you have not thought about it much and you don’t know what to say, because you never truly know whether it is going to happen.
      “I am not focused on the ‘what if?’ I am focused on preparing myself the same as before to try to deliver the way I have all season.”

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      Nonetheless it seems a formality — although it could have been a lot different had he not decided to join Mercedes from McLaren in 2013.
      Hamilton admits it took some convincing from Ross Brawn and Niki Lauda — who were both working for Mercedes at the time — when they first approached him about signing.
      He said: “I had first spoken to Niki. I was back home in Monaco and he’s like, ‘You’ve got to come to the team’. And I wasn’t convinced necessarily at the beginning.
      “I think the convincing stage, which really made me look into it more, was when Ross came around my mum’s house and sat in the kitchen and we had tea.
      “He showed me what the plan was for the team. That was the real, in-depth insight into what the team was planning and the changes they were trying to do.
      “So that was really the ‘selling’ point. With Niki we worked on the layout of the deal.”

      Once his seventh title is wrapped up, either this weekend on the outskirts of Istanbul or in the next race in Bahrain, Hamilton will switch his attention to signing a new deal.
      It is expected to be a three-year contract worth around £40million a year — but as yet, nothing is signed.
      He added: “I am very conscious of the idea I want to continue with Mercedes. I’d love to help them on this quest of pushing for change.
      “They are taking their cars green, electrifying more and I want to help them on that road, I want to help them push for diversity.
      “There is a lot to discuss and go through but it is something we will do if not after the job is done, then at the end of the year.
      “Nothing is set in stone — it is just about talking about it. I don’t feel I’m finished. I don’t feel moving forward . . . there are always areas to improve.
      “I love racing and the challenge and I don’t think that is going to change any time soon.”

      Hamilton branded the Turkish track as ‘s**t with a capital S’Credit: EPA
      Hamilton’s title-winning hopes got off to a slippery start in yesterday’s practice.
      With no running since being resurfaced, the track was thick with dust, meaning the drivers were left struggling for grip.
      Hamilton sat out a large chunk of first practice as others tiptoed their way around, while in the afternoon session, Red Bull’s Max Verstappen topped the time-sheets.
      Charles Leclerc was second quickest for Ferrari, with Bottas third and Hamilton fourth.

      Hamilton said: “It was a bit of a disaster today.
      “This track is such a fantastic circuit and I don’t fully understand why they spent millions to re-do the surface of a track.
      “They could have cleaned it instead of wasting their money and now the track is worse than Portimao.
      “So for us, the tyres aren’t working and you see it.
      “It is like an ice rink out there, so you don’t get the enjoyment of the lap out there and I don’t see that change there.
      “It is terrifying the whole way around. It is like having wet patches the whole way around and I guess the oil is seeping from the Tarmac.
      “It is s**t with a capital S.”

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