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| Now, closer to home, accolades and thanks are also due to Australian football player Jason McCartney of the Kangaroos Football Club. He is TFF's 2002 sportsperson of the year. On October 12 last year, the centre half-back had safely made his way out of the Sari Club when it exploded but then realised others were still trapped inside. He went back into the club and saved two sisters from the flames, though in the footy show greatest hits 1994-2002 dvd process footy show greatest hits 1994-2002 dvd he suffered burns footy show greatest hits 1994-2002 dvd to 50 per cent of his body. To state the obvious, however, such action deserves far more accolades than any Brownlow Medal or the like could possibly deliver. Honorable mention: sportspeople of the year Amir Hadad and Aisam-Ul-Haq Qureshi. They are, respectively, the Israeli and Pakistani tennis players who teamed up for the doubles at the Wimbledon championships in 2002, creating a stir because Jewish and Muslim doubles teams are rare. |
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