ABOUT THIS EPISODE
After recording a full episode for you on Monday only to see the internet fail and the whole thing go up in the smoke, the lads are back today.
They discuss the ongoing problems at Manchester United, potential rule changes to penalty kicks and VAR, Newcastle’s efforts to keep hold of Alexander Isak and which UK clubs fans have had it toughest over the last 20 years.
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