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A grimly fiendish Sunday league manager engages in an argument over the worth of winning and losing with the league's weary referee, all whilst the manager's squad of droogs set out to sabotage that morning's match.
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A grimly fiendish Sunday league manager engages in an argument over the worth of winning and losing with the league's weary referee, all whilst the manager's squad of droogs set out to sabotage that morning's match.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:George Najsarek
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Runtime:13 minutes
Studio:Velo Films, Video Production News Productionz
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