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		<title>Canadian Rowing Coach Sets Sights on Victory in London Olympics</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Rowing Canada coach Mike Spracklen is confident that his team will certainly make a splash in the sport in this coming 2012 Olympic Games which will be held in London.
Interestingly, Spracklen is a British national but has now regarded himself as a Canadian and would just love to see the team from his second home [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><a title="Rowing" href="http://www.twovandalslawncare.com/tag/rowing/">Rowing</a> Canada coach Mike Spracklen is confident that his team will certainly make a splash in the <a title="sport" href="http://www.twovandalslawncare.com/tag/sport/">sport</a> in this coming <a title="London Olympic website 2012" href="www.london2012.com/" target="_blank">2012 Olympic Games</a> which will be held in London.<img class="alignright" style="float: right;" src="http://vlstatic.com/assets/events/special/rowing_large.jpg" alt="Rowing" /></p>
<p>Interestingly, Spracklen is a British national but has now regarded himself as a Canadian and would just love to see the team from his second home to outperform those from his original home country.</p>
<p>The 73-year old coach has been vocal about his disappointment in Britain’s prestigious <a title="rowing" href="http://www.twovandalslawncare.com/tag/rowing/">rowing</a> program, having been ousted from British <a title="Rowing" href="http://www.twovandalslawncare.com/tag/rowing/">Rowing</a> at the <a title="2000 Olympic Rowing" href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rowing_at_the_2000_Summer_Olympics" target="_blank">2000 Sydney Games</a> after his team only went home with a silver medal.</p>
<p>Spracklen revealed that there had been times when he thinks whether he should coach a team to battle against his own countrymen in the <a title="sport" href="http://www.twovandalslawncare.com/tag/sport/">sport</a> but he had set aside these feelings now that he and his wife are all set to apply for Canadian citizenship.</p>]]></content:encoded>
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