Champions Cup review: Quiet Man Mark McCall looking to have the final word

Mark McCall made a record-breaking start to his first crack at the European Cup as head coach of Ulster. He responded by resigning.

Champions Cup review: Quiet Man Mark McCall looking to have the final word
Mon, 22 Apr, 2019 - 01:00
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The Quiet Man looking to have the final word

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