Will an Englishman Make Off with Biggest Prize of All? Poulter and Casey Charged with Bringing Claret Jug Back
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IT was akin to an episode of Crimewatch. The English are coming, lock up your valuables. First Ian Poulter is almost lifted for loitering with intent at the 18th at Turnberry. Then there was Paul Casey admitting to being an accessory to a spot of purloining on the Ailsa course.
Poulter turned up at the course on Sunday night and "had a little look" at the 18th green. "Security guards came out and said: 'What are you doing? Get off', " he said yesterday. "So that was my first look and I got escorted off in a wagon."See the full content of this document
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Will an Englishman Make Off with Biggest Prize of All? Poulter and Casey Charged with Bringing Claret Jug Back
Just as well he didn't run off. Imagine the all points bulletin: 'Police are looking for a man with tinted hair, designer sunglasses, white shoes, a deep pink shirt and purple tartan trousers'. One would hardly need an identity parade.
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