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NLP says… Doswell and Sutton offer insipration

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Football matches are about so much more than what happens in the 90 minutes of action. For a fan, the pre-match drinks and meeting spots are just as important as the kicks and the tackles that follow. That brisk, almost skipping-like walk to the stadium as you race to meet kick-off with the PA system blaring out the line-ups, and the slow walk back, retracing your steps as you try to piece together the route to your car as well as the drama of the soap opera that has just unfolded.
It’s the outside emotions that tick the boxes for me. Whether at a Premier League clash or watching a St...

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