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The untold Nick Kyrgios story of potential, petulance and near greatness

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By Stephen Drill Verified
| Track Torque
The question of the legacy of Australia’s greatest ever tennis entertainer is as beguiling as the man himself. Stephen Drill looks at the confounding career of one of world sport’s most polarising athletes. Nick Kyrgios was going to throw away the tournament. He wasn’t interested. He’d been travelling too much. At the practice courts in Canberra, he was just mucking around with his hitting partner Andrew Zedde.
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Inside Eddie McGuire's plan to return to AFL power through Gordon

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By Stephen Drill Verified
| CODE Sports Verified
When Eddie McGuire stepped down as Collingwood president in the wake of the Pies racism scandal, he had a problem. He still loved going to the football, but no longer ruled the room at the $500-a head President’s Lunch function at the MCG. Eddie needed a football lifeline, so he phoned a friend – Peter Gordon. The prominent lawyer had stepped down from the Bulldogs presidency a year before McGuire was forced out of Collingwood.
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John Kanga named chairman of Melbourne Racing Club

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By Stephen Drill Verified
| Racenet Verified
By Stephen Drill Rebel challenger John Kanga has been appointed as chair of the Melbourne Racing Club, ending a bitter boardroom brawl just two weeks before the Caulfield Cup. Kanga, who was only appointed as a casual vacancy to the board less than two years ago, has shaken up the MRC. He was appointed at a board meeting on Thursday evening, replacing outgoing chair Matt Cain.
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