Episode 64 - March Madness

Leicester City are good at football again... It's…

An episode of the For Fox Sake podcast, hosted by For Fox Sake, titled "Episode 64 - March Madness" was published on March 23, 2017 and runs 40 minutes.

March 23, 2017 ·40m · For Fox Sake

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Leicester City are good at football again... It's been a mad month for the Foxes. Pete & Rob discuss the win over West Ham (our first away victory this season!) and the Champions League quarter-final draw that sees us go up against Atletico Madrid.

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Leicester City are good at football again... It's been a mad month for the Foxes. Pete & Rob discuss the win over West Ham (our first away victory this season!) and the Champions League quarter-final draw that sees us go up against Atletico Madrid.

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