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EPISODE · Sep 25, 2024 · 18 MIN

Episode 26- Do Arsenal really park the bus, should Man Utd be scoring more goals?

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Tom is joined by Japtej today to discuss whether Arsenal really park the bus against the big teams. Also should Manchester United be scoring more and how are Manchester City playing only 48 hours after the gruelling game at the weekend?Sponsors and AdvertisingZencastrBuilt for quality - Designed for growthA new era for creation is here.The only complete audio + video platform to get best-in-class recording, intuitive editing, AI-powered growth features, and top-tier distribution tools — all in one place.Get started for free!We highly recommend it!https://zencastr.com/?via=kenGlobal Sports Podcast Network - Creating the world’s first network of 30-minute dailypodcasts for the world’s biggest sporting export, the English Premier League.For advertising and sponsorship details or to learn more about the scale and demographicsof our audience – email Ken Davies, VP Business & Development at:ken.davies@globalsportspodcastnetwork.comwww.globalsportspodcastnetwork.comCopyright | 2024 | Global Sports Podcast Network | All Rights Reserved

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