Upward Travel Delayed

Episode 18 of the The Full of Bulls Podcast podcast, hosted by Full of Bulls Podcast, titled "Upward Travel Delayed" was published on July 12, 2019 and runs 33 minutes.

July 12, 2019 ·33m · The Full of Bulls Podcast

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 The Red Bulls overcame injuries, suspensions, international absences, and travel headaches to grab 4 points over the course of 8 days. We re-cap the Chicago, Houston, and Atlanta matches, and get you ready for the Hudson River Derby vs NYCFC Sunday night at Red Bull Arena.  

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The Red Bulls overcame injuries, suspensions, international absences, and travel headaches to grab 4 points over the course of 8 days. We re-cap the Chicago, Houston, and Atlanta matches, and get you ready for the Hudson River Derby vs NYCFC Sunday night at Red Bull Arena.

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