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The team, the figures and the economy of the rings

Observador3 September 2026 at 08:26

The article mentions Portuguese coaches Ruben Amorim and Paulo Fonseca in enigmatic references. Ruben Amorim appears associated with "touches in Italian", while Paulo Fonseca fumbles with "chifres". The reference to "can rings" and the mention that "the apocalypse is coming" complete a set of cryptic statements without much development. The text, however, is too brief to provide adequate context about what prompted these references or what specific situations it intends to describe.

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