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SHE MAY NOT have finished among the winners, but Pamela Anderson, 46, successfully completed Sunday’s ING New York City Marathon.
Anderson, who was a first time marathon runner, finished in 5 hours and 41 minutes and raised $500,000 for Sean Penn’s J/P Haitian Relief Organization.
The in-shape former “Baywatch” babe previously said she didn’t even train for Sunday’s big race.
“I really haven’t attacked the running thing,” she admitted to NY Daily News six weeks before the marathon.
“I’ve never been a runner. I’ve never even run across the street hardly before.”
Anderson did admit that “I’m just moving my body as much as I can,” adding “My legs feel strong, I feel like a lean machine.”
Here’s Anderson starting off strong
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Naturally, she wasn’t too keen on being snapped at the finish line, but we think she’s great
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Not a Cork fan but this guy is pure class. Whether Cork go on to win the replay or not he’s definitely deserving of an all star for his performances this year.
As for his comments about Barry Kelly in his post match interview he showed pure class and Davy Fitz could take some lessons from him.
Not a Clare man, but corner a guy like Davy Fitz straight after a game and he’ll shoot from the hip, raw emotion. I don’t doubt that with hindsight he’d approach it differently. Sure we’d be lost without characters like him in the game.
hindsight, ha!!!!! sure didn’t sound like that with his interview on clare fm this morning!
the man is a disgrace to Clare hurling with all his stupid carry on!!!
I’m from Limerick, but i think its safe to say Nobody in Clare, either supporters or county board, will give a damn what he says in interviews if they win on the 28th. It’s not a popularity contest.
Anthony Nash gets a lot of coverage here and rightly so. However every man who togged out for Clare and Cork today should be held as national treasures.
A very proud Irishman today.
Get over it aideen Davy was dead right
What’s the story with the love in with Nash in the journal or is he the only player they allow out to speak?
The fact he’s the best keeper in the country, by a distance, might have something to do with it.
Nash is a proud limerick man who did his duty for the boys in green today ;)
Nash is a cork man. His relations are limerick
Trevor needs to do his homework! !!