Episode 190: Can we avoid the blues again?
An episode of the Daily Cannon Arsenal podcast podcast, hosted by Daily Cannon, titled "Episode 190: Can we avoid the blues again?" was published on April 9, 2019 and runs 60 minutes.
April 9, 2019 ·60m · Daily Cannon Arsenal podcast
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Summary
In this edition of the Daily Cannon Arsenal podcast, Matthew returns in (imagined) triumph, just in time to discuss capitulation at Goodison with an excellent Napoli team on the Horizon. Lana returns to console, cajole, consider and conflab, and to find reasons to be cheerful as well as enlightening us about Napoli’s post-Sarri evolution. Plus […]
Episode Description
In this edition of the Daily Cannon Arsenal podcast, Matthew returns in (imagined) triumph, just in time to discuss capitulation at Goodison with an excellent Napoli team on the Horizon. Lana returns to console, cajole, consider and conflab, and to find reasons to be cheerful as well as enlightening us about Napoli’s post-Sarri evolution. Plus […]
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