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# Sympathy

All time
'It’s uncomfortable and I feel sorry for them' - Guardiola on Chelsea
'He has come halfway across the world as a young guy... it's a disaster for him'
Mikel Arteta rues 'sad' story of Jack Wilshere
'It's very difficult. I want the best for Manchester City' - Arteta
McIlroy: People like to kick Reed when he's down
'I feel sorry for the players like Parisse and Ghiraldini' - Irish sympathy for Italy
O'Driscoll: 'If I was Toner I'd be feeling very sorry for myself and wondering whether it was justified'
Over 1,000 people turn out for candlelight vigil in Dundalk for murdered Japanese man
Ben Youngs' absence leaves Lions feeling subdued on 'Messy Monday'
'I've grown up with him since I was 15’ - Darren Randolph gutted for Rob Elliot
Drogba leaps to defence of PSG's Aurier following homophobic jibe at Blanc
"I wouldn't like it if the Greeks started telling me what to do"
Both friends and rivals offered nice tributes to Rio Ferdinand after the death of his wife
'It's a dark enough place' - Kearney feels for O'Brien after latest injury blow
Book of condolence for Gaza victims to be opened tomorrow in Dublin
Woman who had just been raped told to "quit crying" by 911 operator
Two people killed in separate overnight road crashes
Munster GAA pay tribute after tragic deaths of Limerick referee and Clare handballer
Minister: John Perry is like thousands of small business owners across Ireland
Allegri backs banned Conte
Column: ‘We Irish are defined by a lack of empathy’
Lisa McInerney
Scientists unlock mystery of 'sympathy pain': when we feel somebody else getting hurt