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Teamwork? It’s not the American way, even in the Ryder cup

6 October 2018

9:00 AM

6 October 2018

9:00 AM

For a nation which gave us a brilliant TV show called Band of Brothers, the Americans find it hard to bond like brothers, or even second cousins. Gratifyingly, they seem to loathe each other. The best part of Europe winning the Ryder Cup, especially with a thrashing, is always the American meltdown afterwards.

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