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Is Ange under pressure? Plus Georgi Kinkladze and Ben Shalom exclusives
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Jim White was joined in studio by talkSPORT's Chief Football Correspondent, Alex Crook, and former Watford captain Troy Deeney. During the show they looked back on Thursday night's 1-1 draw between Rangers and Spurs, and ahead to big weekends for Southampton and Wolves down the bottom of the Premier League. Plus, they spoke exclusively to former Manchester City winger Georgi Kinkladze and BOXXER CEO Ben Shalom; while you'll also hear from England manager Thomas Tuchel after the qualifying draw for the 2026 World Cup was made.
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