Giancarlo Rinaldi
Reporter at BBC
That guy who was writing about Calcio when Football Italia was on Channel 4 and never grew out of it. Books, Rigore! podcast & Football Italia website.
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3 days ago |
bbc.com | Giancarlo Rinaldi
How scarves could help to save a rare Scots sheep breedGiancarlo RinaldiColin HattersleyRebecca McLellan hopes others might be encouraged to breed the Castlemilk MooritRebecca McLellan is trying to safeguard the future of a rare breed of sheep one scarf at a time. She fell in love with the Castlemilk Moorit and now has her own flock of 18 on the farm where she and her husband live in Rockcliffe on the Solway Firth.
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1 week ago |
bbc.com | Giancarlo Rinaldi
How Next won its fight to open an out-of-town store in DumfriesGiancarlo RinaldiBBCNext is set to reopen a store in Dumfries after it shut a town centre outlet seven years agoThe shopping habits of the south of Scotland town of Dumfries have changed significantly down the decades. Back in the 1980s, it was a big deal when clothing giant Next first opened a store on the High Street.
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2 weeks ago |
yardbarker.com | Giancarlo Rinaldi
Serie A started out with eight teams in Europe – but one by one they have fallen by the wayside. Giancarlo Rinaldi examines whether the Nerazzurri and Viola can fly the Italian flag any further this year. Last summer began with a high tide of optimism in the world of Calcio. The UEFA coefficient was flying so high after seeing many sides go deep in continental competition and a fifth spot in the elite Champions League was secured.
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2 weeks ago |
football-italia.net | Giancarlo Rinaldi
Serie A started out with eight teams in Europe – but one by one they have fallen by the wayside. Giancarlo Rinaldi examines whether the Nerazzurri and Viola can fly the Italian flag any further this year. Last summer began with a high tide of optimism in the world of Calcio. The UEFA coefficient was flying so high after seeing many sides go deep in continental competition and a fifth spot in the elite Champions League was secured.
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3 weeks ago |
bbc.com | Giancarlo Rinaldi
The 15-year-old rapper taking his first steps on tourGiancarlo RinaldiFraser WilsonJoseph Cursare - real name Joseph Walters - is going on tour across his home regionA 15-year-old rapper from the south of Scotland is setting off on a tour which will culminate in a gig at a venue which once hosted Lewis Capaldi. Joseph Cursare - real name Joseph Walters - is being supported by the Dumfries Music Collective (DMC) to take some of his first steps in the industry.
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Still disappointed after last night’s defeat for Fiorentina by Betis but the better team probably won over the two legs. I spoke to @LoreBetto who was at the Franchi at the full-time whistle with some thoughts https://t.co/DIPOLjEAJP
Voglio una terza finale di Conference! I want a third Conference final!
That long throw proved really effective…
