EPL Talk: Aaron McHardy (FIFA 09)

October 19, 2008

Episode 107 features an interview with EA Sports’ Aaron McHardy about FIFA 09, the hit video game. Host Johnathan Starling interviews McHardy about his career playing for Jamaica, what’s new in FIFA 09 as well as answering questions from you, the readers.

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