The curious case of Carlos Tevez took another strange turn on Sunday. The Manchester City and Argentina star became (arguably) the most famous caddy since Danny Noonan when he carried Andres Romero's clubs at the final round of the British Open. Tevez did little more than carry (and clean) Romero's clubs and hold the flagstick for four-plus hours on Sunday. But the presence of the City striker and avid golfer brightened what was an otherwise dreary day for his compatriot Romero and caused a stir among the small crowd of followers. Romero, who finished third at the 2007 British Open,...
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