EPISODE · Sep 18, 2020 · 18 MIN
Exclusive: Joshua v Fury Will Happen Twice In 2021
from talkSPORT Daily
Anthony Joshua’s promoter Eddie Hearn tells talkSPORT Breakfast that we could see an all British heavyweight clash between Joshua and Tyson Fury ‘twice’ next year, rival promoter Frank Warren responds to Hearn’s comments that they’re meeting up for dinner in a few weeks, Spurs manager Jose Mourinho reflects on their Europa League victory against Lokomotiv Plovdiv and also admits he now ‘believes’ in goalscorer Tanguy Ndombele after criticising him earlier in the year, Jason Cundy demands that Tottenham get adequate cover for Harry Kane because of the England captain’s workload, meanwhile Jason’s ‘super-fan’ calls the Sports Bar and discloses that he named his son after the former Ipswich defender, Everton’s Michael Keane takes us behind the scenes at training and what it’s like playing with James Rodriguez, Crystal Palace manager Roy Hodgson criticises Manchester United’s Mason Greenwood for his recent off-field antics, Fulham boss Scott Parker admits that he thinks it’s ‘sad’ that people have written the Cottagers off after the defeat to Arsenal, Sean Dyche talks about the penalty he scored in an FA Cup semi-final which helped inspire Burnley to beat Sheffield United in a shootout last night in the Carabao Cup and Alan Brazil recalls a moment during lockdown when his wife hid his car keys to make sure he couldn’t leave the house. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Anthony Joshua’s promoter Eddie Hearn tells talkSPORT Breakfast that we could see an all British heavyweight clash between Joshua and Tyson Fury ‘twice’ next year, rival promoter Frank Warren responds to Hearn’s comments that they’re meeting up for dinner in a few weeks, Spurs manager Jose Mourinho reflects on their Europa League victory against Lokomotiv Plovdiv and also admits he now ‘believes’ in goalscorer Tanguy Ndombele after criticising him earlier in the year, Jason Cundy demands that Tottenham get adequate cover for Harry Kane because of the England captain’s workload, meanwhile Jason’s ‘super-fan’ calls the Sports Bar and discloses that he named his son after the former Ipswich defender, Everton’s Michael Keane takes us behind the scenes at training and what it’s like playing with James Rodriguez, Crystal Palace manager Roy Hodgson criticises Manchester United’s Mason Greenwood for his recent off-field antics, Fulham boss Scott Parker admits that he thinks it’s ‘sad’ that people have written the Cottagers off after the defeat to Arsenal, Sean Dyche talks about the penalty he scored in an FA Cup semi-final which helped inspire Burnley to beat Sheffield United in a shootout last night in the Carabao Cup and Alan Brazil recalls a moment during lockdown when his wife hid his car keys to make sure he couldn’t leave the house. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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