OpinionDavid Jennings
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Constitution Hill is Pele at his peak playing in Saudi Arabia, that's where the real frustration lies
David JenningsDeputy Ireland editor
Constitution Hill and Matty Gill leads out second lot at Seven Barrows this weekCredit: Edward Whitaker (racingpost.com/photos)
Little by little, we have been casting a shadow over his greatness because of prolonged absences but, the thing is, he ain't going to live forever so don't look back in anger.
Some might say it's far too early for these type of discussions, but just roll with it, stop crying your heart out and let's talk tonight.
Ah, yes, in the week that revealed an Oasis reunion, Constitution Hill has been snapped at Seven Barrows with talk of a comeback of his own at Newcastle in November coming from his promoter.
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