#49 Målmandsnørderi

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Det endte desværre i den helt store VAR fadæse da vi i søndags gæstede betonen på vestegnen og vores gulddrømme led et alvorligt knæk. Heldigvis handler denne uges udsendelse også om meget andet. Vi har bl.a. besøg af Marcus som er tidligere målmand på FCKs U19 hold og som giver os et spændende indblik i livet som talent hos FCK. Endelig tager vi en snak med Kent fra FCM podcasten Sort Snak omkring forventningerne til søndagens kamp. Medvirkende: Marcus Sieverts, Amalie Bremer og Kent NielsenStøt Absalons Radio:www.buymeacoffee.com/absalonsradioellerwww.patreon.com/absalonsradioT-shirt:https://absalonsradio.bigcartel.com/Musikken fra Absalons Radio:Alt kan findes på Bandcamp. Desværre kan der ikke linkes dertil men søg på Absalons Radio derinde og vi burde dukke op. Eller send os en besked:[email protected]

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