Guéhi, Bale and The King's Road Lakers
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The Times
3.2 • 1.5K Ratings
🗓️ 28 March 2022
⏱️ 66 minutes
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Summary
Hugh Woozencroft is joined by Tom Clarke, Tom Roddy and Tony Cascarino.
England won their first friendly of the international break - but what did we learn from the 2-1 win over Switzerland? (00:30)
Conor Gallagher looked good in midfield, but will he get a fair chance with the other players England have in the middle? (15:04)
Wales will have to wait until the summer to find out if they’ll play in the World Cup. Does this play into their hands and is Gareth Bale the best British export ever? (20:17)
The Times’ Matthew Syed has been causing a stir with the idea of a combined British football team. Could it ever happen? (36:12)
There are thought to be four preferred bidders on Chelsea’s shortlist for the sale of the group. The Times’ Chief Sports Reporter Matt Lawton joins us with the latest state of affairs (44:25)
Roberto Mancini has failed to take Italy to the World Cup, so could he be a shock candidate to take over at Manchester United? (56:00)
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