Tony Romo said he rarely talked to opposing players during his career as the Cowboys’ starter, but one notable exception was Giants quarterback Eli Manning.

“The relationship with Eli has been one of my favorite relationships in the NFL,” Romo said Tuesday on a conference call announcing his move to CBS as the network’s lead NFL analyst. “I feel like there’s a friendly rivalry that extended off the field. Eli has been good for over a decade, and I had to play really good ball to beat him.”

Manning dominated Romo early in their rivalry, including a win in the 2007 NFC divisional round in Dallas that was part of the Giants’ Super Bowl playoff run. But Romo got the better of things late.

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This badly-damaged but rare photograph shows Mrs Pankhurst, the prominent suffragette, addressing a crowd at the Castle Square, Haverfordwest. It was probably taken in 1908, when Mrs Pankhurst and other leading suffragettes canvassed during the by-election of that year. The suffragettes had come to campaign against the Liberal candidate, Mr Roch, because Mr Asquith, the Liberal Prime Minister, was opposed to the enfranchisement of women. Their efforts were unsuccessful (the Liberal candidate romped home) but, despite hostility from the local press, the suffragettes in Pembrokeshire were, on the whole, treated with courtesy. This was in marked contrast to their reception in many other localites. Suffragettes were often subjected to very harsh treatment, such as being pelted with rotten eggs or bags of flour, stripped of some of their