Arsenal V Man Poo (H)
from Arse Bros. Rantcast Hosted by Max Ware
We Are Back BABY!!! Max and Toby have had a few weeks off from the O.G. show with some family commitments and life obstacles . But we are most definitely back to bring you a break down of the game against Man Poo . We'll have a closer look at the transfer market , spacifically the possible loan moves aswell. Grab a cold one, tear its head off and smash it into ya gut! Enjoy! The ARse Brothers
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