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North London 40 Episode 22 : Week 17 wrap up with Mike Carlson

EPISODE · Dec 31, 2012 · 52 MIN

North London 40 Episode 22 : Week 17 wrap up with Mike Carlson

from North London 40 · host North London 40

Inie and James conclude the 2012 regular season and the year as a whole in real style. They welcome aboard THE voice (and face..) of the NFL in the UK over the past 10 years, Mr Mike Carlson. Mike breaks down all the games from week 17 and previews the playoff match ups as well as reflecting on 2012 from a sporting point of view.Happy New Year y'all!

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