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Sir Alex Ferguconsequentlyn and Arsene Wenger are the first managers to enter the Premier League Hall of Fame, as Man United icon reveals their Swiss dinner dates after initially saying: 'Who is he?!'
time：2023-05-29 04:13:21 source：The Washington Post
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