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Lucas Yeomans, Matt Sandoz and former Stoke City Academy technical director Gareth Owen discuss Stoke's pre-season in Austria, lack of transfer rumours and the end of the World Cup.
A new episode of BBC Radio Stoke's A Cold Wet Tuesday Night podcast is now available.
Lucas Yeomans, Matt Sandoz and former Stoke City Academy technical director Gareth Owen discuss Stoke's pre-season in Austria, lack of transfer rumours and the end of the World Cup.
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