Ewan Murray

Sports Reporter, Guardian, The Observer

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Golf correspondent Guardian/Observer/guardian.co.uk. Still dabbling in Scottish football's murky waters. Connoisseur of good curries and maroon scarves.

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Sergio García row reignited as Tour chief apologises for 'coloured' remark gu.com/p/3g4vb/tw via @guardian

Tour chief says most of Sergio García's friends are 'coloured athletes'

guardian.co.uk — George O'Grady, chief executive of the European Tour, has risked worsening the racism storm surrounding Sergio García by referring to black people as "coloured". O'Grady was speaking to Sky Sports in attempting to justify the tour's failure to punish García for his now infamous "fried chicken" remark towards Tiger Woods at a dinner on Tuesday night.
Rory McIlroy struggles again with opening 74 in BMW PGA Championship gu.com/p/3g45j/tw via @guardian

Rory McIlroy struggles again with opening 74 in BMW PGA Championship

guardian.co.uk — Rory McIlroy is already battling against 2013 proving to be a year of missed opportunity. The deposed world No1's season was summed up within six Wentworth holes on Thursday; McIlroy dropped five shots in that damaging spell, reducing him to an opening round of 74 in the BMW PGA Championship.
O’Grady: “I deeply regret using an inappropriate word in a live interview for Sky Sports for which I unreservedly apologise.”
Play suspended at Wentworth 1542 due to "a dangerous situation" .... someone immediately asked "and what's the weather like?"....
Tour chief says most of Sergio García's friends are 'coloured athletes' gu.com/p/3g4vb/tw via @guardian

Tour chief says most of Sergio García's friends are 'coloured athletes'

guardian.co.uk — George O'Grady, chief executive of the European Tour, has risked worsening the racism storm surrounding Sergio García by referring to black people as "coloured". O'Grady was speaking to Sky Sports in attempting to justify the tour's failure to punish García for his now infamous "fried chicken" remark towards Tiger Woods at a dinner on Tuesday night.
Walsall for the 2015 Europa League final. Good choice.
BMW Championship update: £8 a cheeseburger, £7.60 for a hot dog. Mikko Ilonen leads by 1.
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