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Sticker of the Week No.20: John Aldridge

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January 8, 2021
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JOHN ALDRIDGE

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Here’s the ex-Liverpool, Ian Rush wannabe pictured during his days at Oxford United, when they were the first club to pioneer the idea of printing a description of the player on the front of their shirt. This complete ‘Wang’ replaced his looky-likey at Anfield when he went off for his one year holiday in Italy. Aldo lad, it doesn’t matter how long you keep that ‘tache, you’ll never be Rushie, you blert.

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