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Feb 6, 2023 1 hr 1 min

Di Natale

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This week Josh and Lewis discuss their respective teams transfer business and ponder the success of them so far, As well as talking about one of Serie A's finest marksmen... Tony Christmas. Whilst it is clear Josh is in love with the the talents of this late bloomer Lewis is yet to be convinced... Alot of talent with not alot to show for it.

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