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Music Hello and welcome to the Football for Kids podcast with me, Darren Reese.

At the weekend, just gone, I was very kindly invited along by Chris and Max from the FA to watch the FA Disability Cup.

It was held at St George's Park in Burton-on-Trent.

St George's Park is the training home of the

England national team and is one of the most amazing football places I've ever been. There are

the most spectacular training facilities with football pitches outside and inside. Not only that, but

these training areas also double up as little arenas

where hundreds of spectators can watch training, games and tournaments.

At St George's Park there is a very lovely hotel and as you walk into it there is the most

magnificent plaque which covers the entire left-hand side of the wall.

It's called the England Cap-wall.

On the England Catpool, there are three sections.

The first section is the names of those that have represented England over 50 times or more,

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