#70: The Money Pod with Kieran Maguire

Not The Top 20 Podcast

News, Sports, Sports News, Soccer

4.7 • 678 Ratings

🗓️ 28 June 2018

⏱️ 53 minutes

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Brief round up of EFL players out in Russia at the World Cup, before a sit down with Kieran Maguire, a Football Finance lecturer and expert who runs the Price of Football blog and knows everything there is to know about football finance, especially across the EFL. General topics: - FFP: does it serve a purpose? - parachute & solidarity payments - salary caps - growing gap between Champ & L1 - transparency of clubs / owners - Potential for a ‘break-up’ of the EFL? Specific clubs: - Aston Villa #AVFC - Derby #DCFC - Sunderland #SAFC Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Hello, guys, hope you're enjoying the summer. It's Ali from Not the Top 20 podcast here and thanks for tuning in to this summer podcast. We've certainly been enjoying the summer. Four years ago, George and I were both in Brazil. I saw England lose to Uruguay and draw nil-nil with Costa Rica, while George himself famously flew out for that
0:39.1	Costa Rica game with England already having failed to qualify for the knockout stages. George
0:44.4	headed out there to Russia and was much happier, so two England wins and what a fantastic
0:51.0	experience that's been for him that we'll hear about when we next get together.
0:55.5	As for the EFL and its contribution to the World Cup,
0:59.5	well, we know that there have been plenty of players from across the championship
1:03.9	heading out to Russia to represent their respective nations.
1:08.0	Sam Morsi, of course, representing Egypt.
1:15.2	He was the only one from League 1, 2017-18 season to head out there. The League 1 Javi, we always called Sam Morsi, after his incredible volume of
1:22.2	passing and his high pass completion rate over the last season, really keeping that excellent
1:27.2	wiggins side ticking.
1:28.9	He played 40 minutes for Egypt in the group stages, picked up a yellow card and completed 100% of his
1:35.5	passes. He has been at his most Sam Morsi over the last few weeks, so well done to him.
1:42.3	There have been some very good performances,
1:44.7	especially from Henrik Dalsgaard, Brentford's defender. He has been playing right back for Denmark
1:50.2	and has had a string of impressive performances. He will lead us into the knockout stages. We'll be
1:57.0	keeping a close eye on King Henrik. Yonas Knudsen is also in the Denmark squad, but hasn't played any minutes yet.
2:03.5	So we'll move on to Big Miele Yedernak, the only EFL goal scorer so far.
2:08.5	He's done well from the spot for Australia, but is also heading home early.
2:14.0	We very much enjoyed a brave performance from Pontus Jansen in Sweden's first game.
2:19.4	He came in and short notice and replaced Lindelof, who was ill for that game.
2:24.2	Janssen and Sweden topping the group and heading into the round of 16 as well remains to be seen
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