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Feb 16, 2024 1 hr

Once More Into The Bin

from The Side Netting Podcast Hosted by Connor

Connor and Kieran go over the big stories from the last week, discussing the potential introduction of a blue card and sin bins to the professional game and what the reaction has been around that before moving onto rounding up the return of the Champons League with uproar for Bayern, a belter from Diaz and the everlasting conversation around where Mbappe will end up this Summer. They then take a look over the upcoming weekend for the Premier League getting their predictions in as well as chatting big games for the top 3 as they look to set the table ahead of the run in, Spurs aiming to assert themselves as the other team in those Champions League spaces and a huge game down at the bottom end of the table for Everton! In the second half, it is the return of 'In The Bin' the game where the boys reveal their least favourite picks for the chosen categories. Connor drops a curveball for his choice of manager to drop in the waste and Kieran selects who he thinks may be the world's most miserable man as his pundit before the rules are loosened on the free hit during which Connor may have upset the film community and startling revelation about a Scottish pundit! (0:00) Opening (00:52) Blue Card Introduction (07:15) Champions League Update (11:00) Mbappe Chat (16:27) Premier League Weekend Predictions (32:58) In The Bin - Managers, Pundits, Free Hit

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