Cliftonville: Marc Smyth says Red Army have put paid to traditional Big Two | BelfastTelegraph.co.uk


Cliftonville's growing support, exemplified by their passionate fans, the Red Army, has challenged the traditional dominance of the Irish League's 'Big Two,' according to Marc Smyth.
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Irish League doesn’t have a Big Two any more… Cliftonville can become biggest club in the country, insists Marc Smyth
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Cliftonville hero Marc Smyth believes the traditional Big Two in the Irish League is now gone as the Red Army has grown in size.

The north Belfast side have been roared on by incredible support in last year’s Irish Cup Final and this year’s BetMcLean Cup decider.

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