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to give Fubo a try. Try. Hello and welcome to the Total Sucker show. My name is Darrell Grove and I'm joined by a man who's excited for Pogback Part 2. His name is Taylor Rockwell. Hello.

Pogback part two, the Poppening? The Pappening? I don't know what that would be.

The dribbling. If you're Eric Dyer, the terrifying dribbling.

Yeah.

So we... Or maybe the Brunoing, because it really was about the Pugba Bruno partnership that we Was it? I hadn't noticed. Was that discussed? It was, I mean, we were hyped for it, right? And I started to think maybe this was all in our heads that this could be an exciting combo. And I've got to say the 30 minutes we got of Paul Pugba and Bruno Fernandez on the field at the same time, it was exactly what I hoped it would be. Yeah, it really was, wasn't it? It's because Paul Pogba can do so many things that so many people cannot, and Bruno Fernandez seems about the same in very different ways. So the two of them together, definitely a fun experience if you're a man United fan, which is not something we've said all that often. We'll get into it in detail later, but one, one thing I really liked was the idea that Bruno Fernandez could try even more elaborate things, knowing that if he lost the ball, there was a long-legged poor Pugba slide tackle to recover for him. Yep. Yep. Yep. Safety and long legs. That's how it works.

Yeah. He measured Pogba's legs and sort of increased his risk ratio with his skill

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