Beckham versus Hoddle, Gazza’s Golf Routine and Why Lampard Blanked Big Meeks
Oct 16, 2023
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Glenn Hoddle blames David Beckham for England's World Cup exit; Paul Gascoigne entertains on his first call up; Frank Lampard blanks Micah Richards at Stamford Bridge; the challenges of being an England manager and player selection; funny anecdotes from an England squad golf day.
Glenn Hoddle blamed David Beckham for England's World Cup exit
Frank Lampard ignored Micah Richards at Stamford Bridge
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No Premier League Football, Filling Time with NFL
With no Premier League football matches on a Sunday due to the international break, the podcast hosts discuss how they are filling their time. They mention attending an NFL game in London, even though they have limited knowledge of the sport. They jokingly discuss the players and positions and express their enjoyment of having a break and relaxing at home during the international break.
International Break Friendly Matches
The podcast hosts talk about the recent international friendly matches, discussing their purpose and the opportunity they provide for players on the periphery of the national squad. They mention specific players like James Maddison and Ollie Watkins, who had a chance to showcase their skills and form connections with other players. While the match against Australia was not considered great, the hosts appreciate the chance to see new faces and fresh ideas on the pitch.
Criticism and Support for Jordan Henderson
The podcast hosts address the recent booing of Jordan Henderson by some fans during an England match. They express their disagreement with the booing, highlighting Henderson's contributions to both Liverpool and the national team. They acknowledge his leadership qualities, on-field performances, and his work off the field. The discussion emphasizes the need to support players and recognize their overall contributions rather than focusing solely on specific situations or choices they make.