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Also, Andy Lee returns home and Alan Brogan contemplates his Dublin future.

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Paul Kimmage, who originally quit as ghostwriter of The Test, says he was intrigued more so by what was left unsaid in Brian O’Driscoll’s new book.
Alan Brogan says he is still unsure of his Dublin GAA future.
After winning the world title, Andy Lee was given a hero’s welcome home upon his return to Limerick.
Galway forward Sean Armstrong has called time on his inter-county career.
Glenn Whelan’s future at Stoke remains uncertain with the Ireland international set to enter into discussions with the club.

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(Liverpool’s Daniel Sturridge has struggled with injuries this season)

Martin Castrogiovanni has been fined €10,000 for calling Leicester Tigers’ Director of Rugby Richard Cockerill a “cunt”.
Liverpool striker Daniel Sturridge is set to link up with medical experts working for the Boston Red Sox baseball team as he bids to solve his recurring injury problems.
Wallabies back Adam Ashley-Cooper has joined French side Bordeaux in a two-year deal.
Man United are ultimately set to spend €500 million in total on the signings of Luke Shaw, Angel Di Maria and Juan Mata.
Southampton boss Ronald Koeman was angry with the behaviour of Sheffield United’s coaching staff following his side’s loss in the Carling Cup last night.

On the record

“Did you ever see the movie Wall Street? That was a great movie, right? There was that point in the movie where Michael Douglas (Gekko) says to his young protégé, uh, (actor Charlie) Sheen, he says ‘ greed is good.’

“(It) is a terrible thing to say, of course. But in this case, if I were to apply that to the idea of rebounding, I would say greed is good. That there’s no reason to take a back seat to anybody in terms of rebounding. You should try to get the ball and be as greedy about it as you possibly can at all times.”

Cleveland coach David Blatt on the similarities between Lebron James and Gordon Gekko.