>>>>>Tiger Woods will speak to the media Friday for the first time since revelations about his infidelity, his agent says.
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>>>>>Woods is to speak Friday morning from the clubhouse at the TPC Sawgrass, headquarters of the PGA Tour in Florida. The news conference will occur during the middle of the Accenture Match Play Championship, one of the sponsors that dropped him during his sex scandal.
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>>>>>Woods' agent says the media will be limited.
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>>>>>http://www.forbes.com/feeds/ap/2010/02/17/sports-glf-tiger-talks_7364228.html?boxes=Homepagetopnews
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>>>>Please tell Tiger we don't care.
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>>>I have to agree with you there. I do not consider myself judgmental but it's been a long time since I lost so much respect for someone so quickly. It's like a story out of the Greek tragedies.
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>>>If he shows genuine repentance I will reconsider. So far he has showed nothing of the kind. As far as I can tell he has only clammed up, with a carefully orchestrated PR campaign now underway. Stonewalling the police in the days after the accident was the ultimate arrogance. Such pride. We are a forgiving people who will forgive about anything if repentance seems sincere. Like Mark McGwire, Tiger seems to have missed that boat.
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>>And he was my role model :-(
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>>I always try and model my life on that of insanely rich sportpeople and movie stars.They are all so well balanced with their endless kindness,good works ,wisdom and humility. You know I'm not sure if Jesus (if he existed) wasn't actually some sort of middle eastern sportsperson .
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>I think there are some good role models in the world of sports. Sebastian Coe, for example. Tiger doesn't seem to be one of them.


Coe. A tory and boring. Ovett for me