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Hello and welcome to How Do You Cope with Ellis and John.

This is the third episode of Series 2, and today we're speaking to the inspiring former footballer for Bries Moo Amber.

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podcasts. BBC 5 Live How Do You Cope with Ellis James and John Robbins.

Hello everyone welcome to How Do You Cope with Ellis and John. Our guest this week is

Fabrice Muamba and I think we're both still on a bit of a high after speaking to him.

You know, a man who's still on a bit of a high after speaking to him.

You know, a man who's been through far more than fingers crossed I will ever go through in terms of physical trauma and recovery, but my, my, my, he has come out of that.

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