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Fifty years on, marathon man Ian Thompson remembers his vintage 1974 season

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Steve Smythe catches up with an iconic distance runner who made a massive impact on the marathon scene half a century ago winning European and Commonwealth titles Nowadays, the world’s top marathoners are mostly Kenyans and Ethiopians. Despite the huge and encouraging breakthrough for Emile Cairess and Mahamed Mahamed in finishing in the top four at the London Marathon this year, Britain’s two fastest runners do not rank in the world’s top 100 m…

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