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Hi, I'm David Brown, the host of Wonderree's podcast Business Wars.

In our latest series, a scandal upends the art world.

The auction houses Sotheby's and Christie's put their legacies at risk and nearly destroyed

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It's Roger and this is a Men in Blazers pod special on a remarkable day after incredible

unprecedented scenes at Old Trafford, the stadium invasion and the postponement of one of the

crown jewel fixtures of the Premier League season, a pod with a sense of astonishment and

confusion as I'm sure you do too, another Premier League weekend.

When the most important action was off the field two weeks ago, it was the announcement

of the Super League, it feels like years ago last weekend began with Arsenal fans demoing

peacefully.

Outside their stadium in vast numbers demanding cronkey out.

And today, the world's attention turned to Manchester.

Actually, in-game during Arsenal's game against Newcastle, a Arsenal cannot have nice things.

Suddenly, the action became split screen.

Combining protests spiralling out of control ahead of United's game against Liverpool at

Old Trafford, one of the signature fixtures of the season, the first Manchester United

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