Prememento #109: Season 3 Episode 33 - Jussi Jääskeläinen
Release Date: 02/22/2020
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Our epic journey begins as the Prememento Podcast looks to hit upon every country that's been represented in the Premier League. In this episode there's a plethora of goalkeepers from across the pond to discuss, as well as some contentious characters from South America. We'll have all the stats you want to know and a whole host more you never even knew you needed! Countries Covered: USA, Uruguay, Venezuela, Zambia & Zimbabwe
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