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Top Billed Cast
Éric Cantona Self
Simon O'Brien Narrator
Jim White Self (The Telegraph)
Martin Edwards Self
Lord Alan Sugar Self
Lee Chapman Self
Gary Pallister Self
Ron Atkinson Self
Gordon Strachan Self
Andy Mitten Self
Martin Kelner Self
Jim Rosenthal Self
David Dein Self
Greg Dyke Self
Ian St. John Self
Rick Parry Self
Martin Lange Self
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