Join Owen Wyatt for our regular wrap of world sport. This week, it’s a World Cup qualifier special, as we consider the plight of Diego Maradona and the battle for golden tickets for South Africa 2010.
We particularly welcome comments, so if you’d like to critique Owen’s schoolboy fashion errors, please do…
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Kev - I think that the lack of comments here is a show of solidarity from our viewers.
- Posted by OwenI think people are just stunned into silence by the sheer gloriousness of your televisual presence.
- Posted by Kevin Fylan