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Episode 100—World Cup Predictions!

After chatting a bit about the tournament in general Ian, Flo, Carl, and Mayow make their picks to win the tournament, the top goal scorer, and the dark horse, and give one free wild hot take each

By Ian Wright
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It’s the 100th episode of Wrighty’s House! Ian is joined by Flo Lloyd-Hughes, Carl Anka, and Mayowa Quadri to look ahead to the 2022 men’s World Cup in Qatar with some predictions! After chatting a bit about the tournament in general (01:00), they move on to their picks to win the tournament (09:05), the top goalscorer (16:48), the dark horse (22:00) and one free wild hot take each (32:12).

Host: Ian Wright
Guests:Flo Lloyd-Hughes, Carl Anka, and Mayowa Quadri
Producers: Ryan Hunn and Roscoe Bowman

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