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It’s possible to love the club while holding the owners in contempt, as Manchester United fans, among others, regularly demonstrate. Max: I find this such a difficult question to answer – and I wrestle with how much we cover it on the pod. Put it this way, the last two pages of a 110-page book are devoted to ‘Classifieds’ one of which advertises: “One forehead, barely used. That’s fair enough and I suppose I am a hypocrite, but it is almost impossible to work in sports media these days without directly or indirectly taking the bookmaker’s coin.
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We will only use the data you provide us for the purpose of the feature and we will delete any personal data when we no longer require it for this purpose. The Guardian’s Football Weekly is releasing its first book and has announced a second season of live tour dates across England and Ireland with six shows, in five cities. Max: There are occasions when I think I cannot be fucked to watch Fulham v Bournemouth on a Monday night. Expect nonsense, trivia, filler, too much about The Mighty Cambridge United, not enough about [insert your club here], and very occasionally, an insightful remark. Having shunned big money offers to move to Saudi Arabia, the Football Weekly live tour is remaining in the UK.
The only thing we’ve consciously done in the last five years is get more women and greater diversity on the pod. Newport v Brighton, 10 January 2021: I’d parked in the primary school where the Newport players and staff park.
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Supporters could be forgiven for not being quite so hot on the set-up, given the queues in the immediate aftermath of a game, but for anyone hanging around afterwards, a brisk departure is par for the course.
Alex Bowler acquired world rights directly from the authors, with the book scheduled for publication on 28th September 2023. In the UK, GNM publishes the Guardian newspaper six days a week, first published in 1821, and the world’s oldest Sunday newspaper, The Observer. Max: I’m not a violent man (my fighting record is P0 W0 D0 L1), but I reckon one of Gavi or Pedri but not both – and only in self-defence. Better still, Phil, a cheery steward, guarantees a warm Welsh reception on arrival at the media entrance. A host of extra material can be expected with contributions from regular podcast guests and Guardian football experts including Barney Ronay, Ben Fisher, David Squires, Elis James, John Brewin, Jonathan Liew, Jordan Jarrett-Bryan, Nedum Onuoha, Nicky Bandini and Suzy Wrack.
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