EPISODE · May 16, 2023 · 56 MIN
Arsenal 'peaked too early' and threw away the Premier League! | Does all-conquering Sam Kerr need a European Super League test? | Chelsea close in on Pochettino but will a new Spurs boss Slot in? | Bos moves to Belgium while Kisnorbo collapses in France |
from The Optus Football Podcast
Former Premier League stars Thomas Sorensen and Michael Bridges and former Matilda Amy Duggan join host Teo Pellizzeri to discuss all the biggest topics on football! Arsenal 'peak too early' and throw away the Premier League Manchester United can lay claim to a 'successful' season as they close in on Champions League Southampton mathematically down, we rate their chances of doing a Burnley-style bounce back What the future will hold for Harry Souttar if Leicester City go down Mauricio Pochettino is almost a done deal to Chelsea while Arne Slot is the new favourite for the Tottenham vacancy Barcelona win LaLiga but Espanyol's pitch invasion grabs all the headlines. The experts discuss how to fix the problems of fan behaviour in Spanish football Sam Kerr and Chelsea win the FA Cup - but is England providing enough of a challenge for them? Could a European Super League be the answer to some of the competitive and commercial challenges facing women's football? Aussies abroad - Jordy Bos moves to Belgium for a record fee but Patrick Kisnorbo suffers relegation in Ligue 1 And plenty more. Listen to Optus Sport's award-winning limited series, Football Belongs, charting the cultural threads of Australian society through the lens of nine football matches: https://play.acast.com/s/football-belongs Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Arsenal 'peaked too early' and threw away the Premier League! | Does all-conquering Sam Kerr need a European Super League test? | Chelsea close in on Pochettino but will a new Spurs boss Slot in? | Bos moves to Belgium while Kisnorbo collapses in France |
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