MNC: Spurs trouble. City treble?

Football Daily

BBC

Soccer, Sports

4.3 • 4.6K Ratings

🗓️ 24 April 2023

⏱️ 50 minutes

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Summary

Mark Chapman, Chris Sutton, Micah Richards and Rory Smith are on the Monday Night Club. The team are joined by Spurs correspondent for The Athletic Jack Pitt-Brooke following the sacking of Cristian Stellini after their 6-1 thrashing to Newcastle. And will Manchester City win the treble? Paul Dalglish also joins the team to chat about life as a football agent and how his FIFA exam went TOPICS 3:13 Stellini sacking 10:10 Jack Pitt-Brooke 26:12 Manchester City & the title race 35:52 Paul Dalglish

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0:00.0	Big baggy flamboyant, luminous green pink and yellow shirt.
0:03.9	Brillacreamed hair, boy bands.
0:05.6	Levi's denim jackets.
0:07.0	Walk on the clone.
0:08.2	Welcome to Belfast 1997.
0:11.0	Not just any old part of Belfast, but gay Belfast.
0:14.3	It was electric.
0:15.6	There was a Seminick guy dancing in cages.
0:18.0	Every cell in my body was just lit up.
0:20.6	Sad at the bar was Direnbratel.
0:22.6	What happened next would go on to threaten peace in Northern Ireland.
0:27.3	One of the few gay police officers in the country.
0:30.1	Shot dead.
0:31.3	If someone had told them the Direnbratel was going to be murdered,
0:34.9	it's a story that's never been told before.
0:37.3	For his own skin, he traded Direnlife.
0:40.1	This is Blood in the Dance floor.
0:41.9	Listen to me on BBC Science.
0:46.2	BBC Sounds, Music, Radio, Podcasts.
0:49.8	On the football daily podcast,
0:51.9	this is the Monday nightclub with Mark Chapman,
0:55.3	Micah Richards, Chris Sutton and Rory Smith.
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