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Published 19:37 22 May 2015 BST
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Matt had put the tickets in a so-called "safe place" so that they wouldn't get mixed up with the recycling but that didn't stop two-year-old cockapoo Freddie from getting a hold of them.
"He's full of life and energy and if he sees something he'll go for it and have a play and obviously he saw the tickets and the rest is history," he said.
"He chewed the edges and had actually eaten some of the tickets.
"My season tickets were with them as well and we thought he might have had one of those, but we found that underneath the rug."
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