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What Happens When An American Football Coach Goes To Work For An European Soccer Team? (FUNNY VIDEO)

Posted on August 04, 2013 by Ryan Kuketz

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This year begins NBC’s three year deal with the Premier League coverage. With the Soccer season almost here they released this hilarious video with SNL Alum, Jason Sudeikis as an American Football Coach, coaching the English Premier League’s Tottenham Hotspur FC.

 

 

Whether you’re an American Football fan, or an “everywhere else in the world” Football fan, you are sure to get some laughs from this

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  2. Paco M says:

    American League is still well below the English. Although I hope you go well
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