Faldo keeping quiet on plans

Nick Faldo is saying nothing - not only about Paul McGinley's resignation as his Ryder Cup vice-captain, but also about the secrets he has stored up ready to heap more misery on the Americans next September.

Faldo keeping quiet on plans

Nick Faldo is saying nothing - not only about Paul McGinley's resignation as his Ryder Cup vice-captain, but also about the secrets he has stored up ready to heap more misery on the Americans next September.

"I'm not telling you. I'm not going to give away that I really believe will make the difference," Faldo said last night after his trial run as a captain ended with Britain and Ireland trouncing Continental Europe 16 1/2 to 11 1/2 for the second Seve Trophy in a row.

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