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Paul Scholes, Nicky Butt & Paddy McGuinness welcome former Premier League manager Sam Allardyce onto the podcast. They discuss everything from Arsenal's loss to Bournemouth and its impact on the Premier League title race to Sam's time as Bolton managers, how he managed to convince so many top players to join the club and stories about his friendship with Sir Alex Ferguson.
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00:00 - Intro
05:30 - What Has Happened To Arsenal?
25:00 - Sam's Bolton Stories
39:45 - Win A Trip To New York
47:00 - The Mentality of Winners
50:45 - Quickfire Questions
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