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Hello, it's Harry Clark, and you're listening to the Football Museum from Sky Sports.

Hello, and welcome along to the Football Museum.

I'm Josh Hayward and each week I'll be joined by guests from the world of sport and entertainment as they curate their own exhibit in our virtual archives.

Coming up on this podcast, you'll hear my guest tell me where their journey with football began with their very first memory of the beautiful game.

We'll also hear about their first shirt, as well as their favourite player, favourite goal and favourite game.

We'll discuss their most cherished football memory and I'll give them the opportunity to banish one football moment

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Today's guest is the ultimate good guy villain, the Liverpool rogue who charmed his way into our hearts and to the ultimate prize on the hit reality show The Traitors.

Since then, his life has been a bit of a whirlwind.

He's left the army, been to fancy dress parties at Buckingham Palace and has even been mixing it with his Chelsea idols.

Let's welcome to the Football Museum, Harry Clark.

Harry, welcome to the Football Museum. Today you're going to curate your own exhibit filled with

footballing firsts and favourites and you're going to get the chance to rid filled with footballing firsts and favourites,

and you're going to get the chance to rid yourself of one memory you just can't bear to think about.

Before we get into that, I've got to talk to you about the traitors, obviously.

It ended in January.

We were all, you know, sat on the end of our seats, chewing our fingernails probably more than even you were.

How do you look back on our experience? It's absolutely mental. I mean, you say, like, you were

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