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Traditionally the food is burgers and hot dogs and stuff like that, you know, at football.

Staking Gini Pie.

Chips, steak and kidney pie.

Yeah. Burger, burger.

You don't really have a salad when you go football.

It's either burgers or a pie.

It's quick in this world.

There's always been an uneasy relationship between sport and food.

On the one hand, the players, the performers talk endlessly about nutrition, protein,

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