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john gordon from Canada writes:
Another article from Mr. Rubenstein to make you gag. I don't know Ms. Sorenstam and no doubt she is a wonderful person however to make her out like a saint who changed the world? The only reason she can make this decision is that she earned multi millions in prize money and sponsorship. Good for her of course however put this into perspective. there are lots of people in the world that work their a** off and dont make millions who deservie it more than a pro athlete however reality dicates they can't do it.
Nothing against Ms. Sorenstam however Lorne, please give your space to someone else.- Posted 14/05/08 at 12:32 PM EST | Alert an Editor | Link to Comment
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Rene L from somewhere, Canada writes: john gordon, thats alot of p*ss & vinegar. Don't really see anything in the article to get upset about - Lorne points out all the obvious things people would say when someone is retiring whether in the sports arena or in corporate America. Sorenstam dominated women's golf for a long while in the way Tiger Woods dominates men's golf, she deserves the accolades.
- Posted 14/05/08 at 8:08 PM EST | Alert an Editor | Link to Comment
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