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Literally ghosting, Larry David's Champions League commentary & Sir Alex's 2011/12 title curse
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Adam Hurrey is joined on the Adjudication Panel by Charlie Eccleshare and, for his 100th appearance, Nick Miller. On the agenda: a cultural review of the North London derby, the threshold for a team "laying a glove" on the opposition, Champions League commentary with an unexpected voice twin, the concept of “losing the dressing room” handily explained by the BBC, the latest superbly-named Brazilian youth player and a classic Richard Keys interview from the late 1980s.
Meanwhile, the panel reveal the real reason that Manchester City pipped Manchester United to the Premier League title in 2012.
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