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| - | Kind of a | + | Kind of a football-oriented [[The Superteams|Superteams]], with two famous soccer sides testing their skills at a variety of footballing challenges. |
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Alan Dicks, the long-serving manager of Bristol City FC. | Alan Dicks, the long-serving manager of Bristol City FC. | ||
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Current revision as of 05:34, 8 August 2024
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Host
Co-host
Commentator: Brian Moore
Broadcast
ITV Sport for ITV, 21 July 1976 to 18 October 1977
Synopsis
Kind of a football-oriented Superteams, with two famous soccer sides testing their skills at a variety of footballing challenges.
Inventor
Alan Dicks, the long-serving manager of Bristol City FC.
