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The thing we’ll all be saying in May is… Kay: What next for Marcus Rashford/Jack Grealish/Raheem Sterling as he heads back to Manchester United/Manchester City/Chelsea after his loan spell? Crafton: The tickets for the World Cup are HOW MUCH? Spiers: Will Manchester City’s 115 charges case be resolved this week? Miller: I wish I hadn’t fallen for the Arsenal thing, again… Hughes: Time to put your feet up, Pep. James: Fair play to you, Ange Postecoglou, for keeping LBy Vesper
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