Quaich Wars, Return Of The Champions League, More Wants More
The secret to any truly great sporting rivalry is some genuine animosity between the two parties, and when it comes to Ireland and the Scottish rugby team – these two straight up don’t like each other. Even if one of them keeps beating the other time & time again.
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Elsewhere, the Champions League knockouts have finally caught fire. We chatted to Rory Smith of The New York Times and Nick Ames of The Guardian about Arsenal’s progress and ask what is driving the trend of multi club models.
Pepe showed Arsenal fans how many times Porto have won the UCL ??? pic.twitter.com/YKKSBA0JpT
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We speak to Nick Ames of the Guardian and the New York Times’ Rory Smith about FSG and multi-club moreism.
Are they doing it just because everyone else is?
And does it even work?https://t.co/r7LF2jYlJj pic.twitter.com/dsAS2FSldH
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