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Your support makes all the difference.Sol Campbell sparked a backlash on Thursday night after he mocked Ed Miliband for his performance on a special episode of Question Time in the run up to the General Election.
But the former Arsenal and England centre-back was not the only man to have his say on the programme last night, with former Liverpool pair Jamie Carragher and Didi Hamman also having their say.
There might be some tension in the Queens Park Rangers dressing room this weekend also, as midfielders Joey Barton and Karly Henry produced vastly different views on the election.
Earlier this week, Raheem Sterling threw his support behind a Labour candidate in Brent, where he grew up.
Footballers finally seem to be finding their voice on politics.
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