Euros 2020: Scotland's pub rules for spectators guarantee disappointment
The better-late-than-never Euros 2020 will bring disappointment for Scotland and potential issues for pub landlords, writes Frank Gilfeather.
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The better-late-than-never Euros 2020 will bring disappointment for Scotland and potential issues for pub landlords, writes Frank Gilfeather.
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Well done Manchester City – the lesser of two evils Date published: Wednesday 5th May 2021 7:18 - Editor F365 Manchester City v PSG prompted some e-mails – though not many about the actual football. Send your thoughts to theeditor@football365.com A single conclusion Usually love Champions League involving any teams, but mother of god. Just can’t stand watching two cash injected clubs with all these top players rolling around likes gobs. Jesus is this what the champions league has come to. Two of the most unliked clubs going, makes the game seem so shit. Anyway thatâ€...
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