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Warne again involved in SMS affair rubbish

By Will 3 years ago, at the end of March Leave a comment on this post

Poor Warney - he attracts scammers and bad press almost as much as David Beckham does over here. Another “issue” of SMS/text-affair business has arisen, no doubt all a load of bull shit. Just in the middle of his book by the way, which has been fascinating reading. (Shane Warne: My Autobiography)

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