Burn’s night, Bale’s farewell and a new Chelsea arrival – Football Weekly

Football Weekly

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🗓️ 11 January 2023

⏱️ 51 minutes

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Max Rushden, Barry Glendenning, Jonathan Liew and Lucy Ward on the first League Cup quarter-finals, plus Elis James bids farewell to Gareth Bale. Help support our independent journalism at theguardian.com/footballweeklypod

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0:00.0	This is The Guardian.
0:16.0	Hello and welcome to The Guardian Football Weekly after the Cup of Dreams at the Weekend,
0:20.2	the Fizzy Cup of Carrabão midweek.
0:22.3	Magic United Sea of a stubborn chart athletic,
0:24.7	adult Trafford, Marcus Rashford's goals,
0:26.9	Casamiro's sublime distribution, and Anthony's steady improvement just imagine adding big vout
0:32.4	to all of this talent. Meanwhile, Big Dan Burn dances as Newcastle beat a sorry
0:36.8	Leicester, a commanding performance on the pitch but as they get closer to Silverware,
0:40.4	will the questions about their ownership get loud or hard to see if anyone
0:43.5	at St James's Park cares that much.
0:45.3	Also today, Gareth Baer, with tyres, we have the perfect 6 brackets,
0:49.6	6 minute voice note for you. Chelsea finally get an attacking midfielder.
0:53.3	Jail Felix turns up on loan, there's some Harry Kane speculation and a correction from Zimbabwe.
0:58.2	All that plus your questions and that's today's Guardian Football Weekly.
1:07.2	On the panel today, Lucy Ward, hello.
1:09.2	Hello Max.
1:11.3	Hello Barry Glendeni.
1:13.0	Hello.
1:14.4	And hello Johnny Lou.
1:16.3	Hello.
1:17.4	Shall we start, adult Trafford?
1:19.6	Fred says please can you talk about Chant and battling performance against you
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