Hey there, welcome to Food Ball with Grant Wall.

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Our interview guest today is Germany-based Archie Rindtut, who does great work for ESPN.

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Now here's my interview with Archie Rindtut.

Our guest now is one of my favorite media people covering the German Bundesliga.

Archie Rindtut is a freelance reporter who works for ESPN on the ground in Germany.

Archie, it's great to talk to you.

Thanks for coming on the show.

Hey, Groan.

Thanks for having me.

To talk about here, but let's just start, I'm curious to know, what is your day-to-day

work like in a typical week?

So there is no typical week for a start when the Champions League and Europa League and

my favourite Europa conference league starts up, meaning I get to go to places such as Slovenia

for the first time and what not.

It means that there's a lot of travel involved.

When that's not the case, then a lot of it is keeping across what's happening in terms

of storylines that may break through a week and just making sure I've got tabs on that

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