Pity the poor messenger (Hero on a pushbike Book 1)
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Cut and Run by Robert Briscoe.
Paul's mistress calls him on the phone and insists that he get a divorce and marry her. She demands to see him and threatens to tell his wife if he doesn't finalize things soon.
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His inclusion in Italy's World Cup squad was hailed as "an accident waiting to happen" even by columnists as brilliant as this one, but in Germany, the man they call "Matrix" was practically a one-man World Cup winning outfit. Whose goal paved the way to victory over the Czech Republic?
Who gave away the penalty against France in the final, but then scored the equaliser, got Zinedine Zidane sent off and converted the second of Italy's shoot-out penalties?
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Italian fans haven't forgotten it, either. Fellow centre-back Fabio Cannavaro may be hogging all the silverware but it's Marco who has become the cult figure. To this weekend then, which brought another eventful game for Marco, even by his standards.
In the first half he was involved in a bizarre sideline scuffle when the manager of visiting side Messina, Bruno Giordano, refused to return the ball for a throw in, hiding it behind his back. Materazzi stretched his long arms around Giordano and managed to retrieve the ball, but got a smack on the back of the head from the manager and, bizarrely, a booking from the referee.
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Three minutes into the second half came an even bigger surprise. With the game still goalless, Materazzi saw the ball dropping into the Messina area, leapt into the sky, spun in mid-air and smacked a perfect bicycle-kick into the top corner.
In the first half he was involved in a bizarre sideline scuffle when the manager of visiting side Messina, Bruno Giordano, refused to return the ball for a throw in, hiding it behind his back. They are crying out for repair work. Cycling tourists are visible around the major attractions and especially parks such as Hyde Park, Regents Park and the Royal Parks where one can indeed dawdle about, enjoy the view and cycle two abreast, with the affective capacity required being very low in comparison to the palpable risks just beyond the park gates. On those occasions, my bicycle performances changed nature; they became more social and meandering, but also cautious and anxiety-ridden at times. For the first time ever cycling scares me.
It was a masterpiece from Matrix, and a piece of technique that, not to labour the point, Cannavaro could only dream of. Marco's fellow lanky bad boy Zlatan Ibrahimovic later added a second to complete a victory, but the assembled thousands at the San Siro barely noticed, head over heels as they still were from the Matrix revolution.
He greeted his feat in typically humble fashion, dedicating the strike to the families of two Juventus youth players who drowned on Friday, and adding "a special thought" for "all those who need affection at Christmas time". In truth, Materazzi's goal was just one of three stunning bicycle-kicks this weekend in Serie A Sampdoria youngster Fabio Quagliarella and Lazio's Goran Pandev scored the others, with Pandev receiving a bloody nose from the irate Livorno captain Cristiano Lucarelli for his trouble , but naturally it was the sight of the former hatchet man making like Van Basten that hogged the front page of Monday's Gazzetta dello Sport.
Seven points clear as they are, fresh from nine straight league wins and with an unbeaten run now numbering 18 matches, it's hard to argue with the notion that the most profligate squanderers of talent in the game have finally sobered up.