Pat the Chubby Prop

The Official Leeds Utd Podcast

Leeds United

Soccer, Sports

4.9 • 623 Ratings

🗓️ 5 May 2021

⏱️ 20 minutes

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Summary

Patrick Bamford, Jermaine Beckford, Matt Lewis and Emma Jones digest a Brighton game best forgotten fairly quickly, and field your suggestions for Leeds United Hall of Famers. Rugby Union star Maro Itoje also drops by to weigh up Pat’s prospects were he to switch sports and how he’s found himself on a Leeds United podcast.

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0:00.0	Nice ball then to Bamford.
0:01.2	Bamford just outside the box.
0:02.5	First time shot!
0:03.6	Oh, what a finish from Patrick Bamford.
0:06.4	Rose the ball beyond the dive of McCarthy.
0:09.3	Here we go with Leads United.
0:14.1	We're going to give the boys a hand.
0:18.7	Welcome to the official Leads United podcast with me, Emma Jones and Matthew Lewis, Patrick Bamford and Jermaine Betford.
0:25.4	How are we all, lads?
0:26.4	Yeah, lovely.
0:27.3	Good, thank you.
0:28.5	Jermaine's just sniffing us at a candle.
0:30.3	Tis from Dalesford.
0:31.7	Oh, lovely, by the way.
0:32.9	You're always really normal and then as soon as we start the podcast, you start doing weird things.
0:37.5	It's because I just notice things that are around me.
0:39.9	We've started really well here, lads.
0:41.3	Patrick, how are you?
0:42.3	Yeah, I'm good, thanks.
0:44.8	I'm right.
0:45.5	You got anything weird in your room that you want to share with us?
0:48.7	No, you can't look at the misses.
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