The Full Ninety: Episode 1

Episode 1 of the The Full Ninety podcast, hosted by The Full Ninety, titled "The Full Ninety: Episode 1" was published on February 24, 2021 and runs 79 minutes.

February 24, 2021 ·79m · The Full Ninety

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The Boys discuss the past week's Premier league results, including the Merseyside Derby, Spurs losing again... as well as Manchester United's win over potential relegation candidates Newcastle.  PLUS, building a combined England 11 for the upcoming Euros in the Summer.

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The Boys discuss the past week's Premier league results, including the Merseyside Derby, Spurs losing again... as well as Manchester United's win over potential relegation candidates Newcastle. PLUS, building a combined England 11 for the upcoming Euros in the Summer.

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