Football fan records unofficial anthem: ‘Arf a Pound of Spuds’ by The Tight Tops, feat Bodger Badger

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The World Cup has kicked off and Gavin Wynne from East Yorkshire has recorded a song titled ‘Arf a Pound of Spuds’, with the hopes it will become the unofficial anthem for England at the Qatar World Cup.

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