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What do pundits know?

Published - Feb 09 2010 13:40 PM

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I've just been looking at two views of well known so-called pundits for tonight's match against Wigan and it's amazing how opposite they can be. Tony Cascarino shows how little he knows about Stoke with a typically negative view of the Potters in today' ... Read Full Story

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