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The news media will treat your warnings with the merit that they deserve and then just as quickly pivot away back to the horserace and the noise and distraction of the 24/7 news cycle.

In the mid-1970s, aged 16, she decided to "run away" back to South Africa on her own.

“What a voice! ... Linda was like an amazing bird that kindly visited the window sill of our earthly house for a few days, then flew away back to her garden. And I am so glad to know she entered Islam a couple of years ago at Peter Sanders’ house, at the hand of a beautiful spiritual Shaikh from Gambia, Muhammad Al Jilani.

“Going away back to the days when there was a flourishing bar next door to the box office or under the grandstand itself, who ever heard of Charlie Comiskey, or old Pop Anson or Dan Brouthers laying off to have his arm rubbed or toenails extracted?”

Real Madrid's Nacho Fernandez started against Norway having played his last game for his country away back in 2018.