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Pat Nevin, former Scottish and Chelsea footballer leaves the questions he must answer to fate, as Colin Murray turns his deck of 52 cards in front of a live audience at Grosvenor Casinos, Glasgow Merchant City.
He tells us about the first football jersey he ever owned, which two minutes of his career he would like to relive, what his super power would be and which incredibly famous band he used to detest! Plus, Pat answers some wild card questions from the audience.
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Sir Geoff Hurst, 1966 England World Cup winner puts his fate in the hands of Colin Murray’s playing cards in front of a live audience at Grosvenor Casinos, Reading.
He tells us what two minutes of his career he would hate to relive, who the most important person in his career was, who he idolised as a player and what he would change about himself. Plus, Sir Geoff answers some wild card questions from the audience.
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Graeme Swann, former England cricketer takes on Colin Murray at 52, leaving the usual interview questions to the bottom of the pile.
He talks about the one sport he really hates, the biggest regret of his life and his love of Eurovision - plus they're surprised by a special appearance from the one and only David Lloyd.
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