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Andrew Flintoff: I'd rush home from school to watch Dallas
Former England cricketer Andrew Flintoff has told the Today programme that he turned down scholarships at public schools as a teenager.
"I finished school at quarter to three and I was home at three o'clock and I could watch Dallas on UK Gold", he explained.
Flintoff also told Garry Richardson that he played football as a child "for acceptance more than anything" as cricket was seen as a "posh sport".
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