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I am a football fan.

I am a soccer fan.

I came to see Lina Car,

pick the rest of the birds.

I am a football fan.

I am a soccer fan.

I came to see Maradona who is going to score in apples. Yeah, the real sounds of Africa, just like in the blues.

Because the gang's back together again, just like in the Blues Brothers.

And by the gang, I mean the Lengino, Tim Vickory, who is in Rio?

Very good morning to you.

Better late than never, I suppose, as I say, in North East London. Well, with one of those mod shirts that you've got on, yeah, it is better late than never. And the legendino that is not quite Tim Vickory, but still for us, he is a Deportivo Lankan Leggidino. Mark Machado is here in the studio with me. Hello, hello. Hello. You didn't get the memo about the dress code, did you?

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