Hello everyone, Kittro here. Time for us to delve into the TSP presents archive once more

and start a new series. And when I say start a new series, I mean re-release a series that was

originally recorded for patrons in September 2019. It's called Cult Heroes, some of the biggest

names in Spanish football that maybe you've never heard of. In episode one, we're discussing

a Salvadorian magician and a Basque bruiser. The full archive is available exclusively for patrons

at patreon.com forward slash TSP. Enjoy.

Hello patrons and welcome to another series of TSP presents. Over the next few weeks we're

going to be looking at Cult Heroes, some of the most mercurial talents ever to have

great Spanish football, including Cidlo. We're smiling already, we love this.

I'm really excited about this one, I have to say. They might not have been the best players,

they might not have been the most successful players, but they were loved and they are loved.

They all have something that wins people over, that makes them feel special, that makes them

different. I was going to start before we get into discussing our two Cult Heroes for this episode.

What makes a Cult Hero? I don't know, right? So because for example the two of you

don't have an idea about that. Before we say who they are, the two we talk about today are

absolute opposites in a way as to why they are Cult Heroes. We mentioned this briefly before,

but it might be worth pointing this out. I asked Spaniards on Twitter who their Cult Heroes were

and had the problem of trying to describe a Cult Hero to them. The answers that most of them gave,

in truth were just the local boy who was really good. Most of them didn't really fully grasp this

idea of a Cult Hero until we gave them in particular one of the two names we talk about today,

and then I think they grasped it. That idea of someone who fans embrace despite the fact that

they know that this guy wasn't necessarily the best, or at least this guy wasn't necessarily the

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