Episode 1808: Second Hand News, Being The Dier Brothers
Unexpectedly exiled from the journalistic circle of trust, Ken gives us all the second hand news from Stephen Kenny’s burgeoning Ireland set-up.
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We also voyage deep inside the minds of Eric and Patrick Dier as we deconstruct the events that led to Eric’s four-match ban for confronting a fan after Spurs got knocked out of the FA Cup by Norwich.
Dermot Corrigan joins us to talk about the cloud of depression hanging around Barcelona. If Messi is such a dictator, why can’t he seem to get most things his own way?
What Messi wants more than anything is a Barca team to win the Champions League again, what he hates more than anything is being blamed for that looking so unlikely at the moment: https://t.co/pjD5A0kP51
— Dermot Corrigan (@dermotmcorrigan) July 9, 2020
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Arsenal’s Eddie Nketiah was sent off against Leicester last night after a lengthy VAR review – Ken gives us the skinny on the conversation between the ref and the VAR https://t.co/jRBYT4IgGY pic.twitter.com/s0wHZq07Rg
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Go to PatreonPierce’s documentary delivery becomes so intense that he momentarily forgets his own name pic.twitter.com/hA3mi1H0I3
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