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Episode 486 - Tranmere (H) Reaction Show
Ep. 486
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"Can I just shock you? I like Phil Parkinson"
Matthew Keeling is joined by an assortment of Wise Men Say regulars as Sunderland recorded their biggest home league victory in more than two decades, getting manager Phil Parkinson up and running with his first three points in the Stadium of Light hotseat.
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