The Hello big interview listeners

interview listeners I'm producer Chris Tate and this is the big inside view with

Graham Hunter he's making his way towards a microphone with all the intensity of

G.G. Bufon approaching an English referee ready to give you his views and

invaluable insight into a week of incredible Champions League football. In this

episode, Graham will take you through Barcelona's catastrophic collapse in Rome in the second leg of their quarterfinal

as well as all the drama in the burn about as Christina Rinaldo put Real Madrid into the last four.

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Anyway, he was going to talk you through what happened in Rome on Tuesday night, starting

with a little history lesson. Some of you won't know who Jose Raman, Alex Sancho is, well, he Barso's captain and a late substitute on at Wembley in

1992 when they raised the European Cup for the first time. He also went on to become an

influential guy in their youth development, particularly in the era when Johann Kroyf was reintroduced to the club as a guru, as a guide, first for

to keep a gear of Stein, then Frank Reichhard, and eventually Pet Guarela.

So Alex Sanko, as a player, as a leader, a trophy winner, and then as somebody who guided the

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