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'Inside, I was boiling'
In the latest episode of Takes from the Terrace, it's former Arsenal, Manchester City, Tottenham and Crystal Palace striker Emmanuel Adebayor who joins Adamo to discuss a career that was dotted with highlights and high drama. He discusses:
- The full back story behind that infamous knee slide in front of baying Arsenal fans.
- Why he felt he had a point to prove to the Gunners.
- How his early impressions of Cristiano Ronaldo left him in no doubt that he was, indeed, the greatest.
From Premier League champions to Socceroos greats, as well as topics that really get you thinking (who EXACTLY makes the Premier League Mount Rushmore?!), join these incredible conversations with world football identities that go further than the results on the pitch.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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By Optus Sport'Inside, I was boiling'
In the latest episode of Takes from the Terrace, it's former Arsenal, Manchester City, Tottenham and Crystal Palace striker Emmanuel Adebayor who joins Adamo to discuss a career that was dotted with highlights and high drama. He discusses:
- The full back story behind that infamous knee slide in front of baying Arsenal fans.
- Why he felt he had a point to prove to the Gunners.
- How his early impressions of Cristiano Ronaldo left him in no doubt that he was, indeed, the greatest.
From Premier League champions to Socceroos greats, as well as topics that really get you thinking (who EXACTLY makes the Premier League Mount Rushmore?!), join these incredible conversations with world football identities that go further than the results on the pitch.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.