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*Waver* This is a review for Celebrity Big Brother 2009. I had written it out in full in expectation dooyoo would add a new category for CBB 2009, as they do normally with each years normal Big Brother. We have BB 2001-2008 here. But dooyoo won't add it and as I had already reviewed the 2007 CBB and filled the slot I was stuffed so I'm ...  Read the complete review

Here we go again. British sports fans starved of any kind of serious success this summer - Euro 2000, Wimbledon, Cricket (?), now we have the Open Golf at St Andrews. Look at the leader board - it has to turn over thre pages before we see someone from this side of the Atlantic or Channel - and he's Irish - Padraig Harrington! What ...  Read the complete review

I was at the Open in St. Andrews and I have to say it was a brillian £30 worth. Seeing all the players in real life is very inspiring to me as a mediocre golfer, and it is a true day out. I heard a lot of complaints about the ticket price on the day, but I think it was fine. The setting in St. Andrews is fantastic, especcially in the unusually ...  Read the complete review

I looked forward to the open championship at St.Andrews, on the weeks leading up to the summer holidays. The excitement of Tiger Woods performance, and the battle and ever changing developments in the lead. But I thought the BBC coverage of the golf could have been improved greatly. There were many problems, such as the BBC camera men couldn't ...  Read the complete review

We all have to learn lesson from TigerWoods spectacular achievement especially sportsmen and women.Nobody enjoy the same degree of dominance as Tiger Woods. We can only compare him with the great sportmen like Pele, Maradona. Michael Jordan and MOhamed Ali all who set new starndard in their proffesion. His spectacular achievement is the ...  Read the complete review

I'm not a big golf fan. However, I've been really impressed with everything about The Open The course is beautiful, many of the players talented and technically gifted, and as for Tiger Woods - a phenemenon. The commentary has been excellent, very human and unpatronising - just right for someone like me who ...  Read the complete review

Golf is arguably the hardest game in the world. There is no room for error and to be as good as these men playing at St Andrews takes a staggering amount of ability and dedication. The hardest thing is the mental fight. The medal play format means that every shot counts and so one bad hole (and they can happen more here than anywhere else) ...  Read the complete review