MNC: Poor form to rue for Potter and Rodgers

Football Daily

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Soccer, Sports

4.3 • 4.6K Ratings

🗓️ 3 April 2023

⏱️ 46 minutes

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Summary

Mark Chapman presents the Monday Night Club. He’s joined by ex-Premier League winners Chris Sutton and Micah Richards, as well as The Athletic’s Adam Crafton. They reflect on the sackings of Graham Potter from Chelsea and Brendan Rodgers from Leicester. They also look at Aston Villa’s recent improvement under Unai Emery. TOPICS: 3:40 – Chelsea 20:10 – Leicester 35:30 – Aston Villa

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0:00.0	How was it living next to Mr Palmer's house?
0:03.0	I mean, we had a bomb go off in their garage.
0:06.0	But it was quite frightening, right?
0:08.0	I'm Livy Haydok, and this is Gangsta.
0:11.0	The explosive story of John Goldfinger Palmer.
0:15.0	He built an empire in the sun,
0:17.0	scamming tens of thousands of innocent people.
0:20.0	I said, how are you? He went, I'm John Palmer!
0:24.0	So I said, you're the con man who's taken all my money, then are you?
0:28.0	A scam that ultimately turned bloody.
0:31.0	When people started to complain, Palmer sent in violent men.
0:35.0	This is Gangsta, the story of John Palmer.
0:38.0	Listen now, BBC Sounds.
0:42.0	BBC Sounds, Music, Radio, Podcasts.
0:45.0	On the Football Daily Podcast, this is the Monday Night Club, with Mark Chapman.
0:51.0	Welcome to the Monday Night Club, Michael and Chris are here.
0:55.0	Rawri's God to Naples to write a story on how Napoli are preparing to live Serie A.
1:02.0	Napoli losing 4-0 at home to AC Milan.
1:05.0	He came to that.
1:07.0	He came that Rawri went to.
1:09.0	So Adam Kraft to do his winners, evening Adam.
1:12.0	Evening?
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