Sir Bobby Charlton, keeper gaffes and Pascal Chimbonda - Football Weekly podcast

Football Weekly

The Guardian

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4.6 • 9K Ratings

🗓️ 23 October 2023

⏱️ 56 minutes

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Max Rushden is joined by Paul MacInnes, John Brewin and Jordan Jarrett-Bryan to review the weekend’s Premier League football and pay tribute to Sir Bobby Charlton. Help support our independent journalism at theguardian.com/footballweeklypod

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0:55.6	Subscription required, age 18 plus, tease and sees apply. Hello and welcome to the Guardian Football Weekly, Sir Bobby Charlton, probably England's greatest ever footballer, certainly
1:14.6	its most successful. We will pay tribute to him after he passed away at the age of 86.
1:19.5	All heroes die in the end, an extraordinary life touched by tragedy but a wonderful servant to
1:25.3	Manchester United on the pitch at the weekend it was Diogo Dalot who
1:28.8	unexpectedly channeled his inner Charlton to give united another scratchy win.
1:33.2	Arsenal were poor but gifted away back in at Stapford Bridge, a point at Chelsea who was starting
1:37.8	to look disappointingly functional and good.
1:39.8	A tricky day for the Liverpool conspiracy theorists, after it emerged that Yogan Clops allowed to substitute players before they're sent off.
1:45.8	Newcastle Hammer Palace, should Kiran Trippia pack Jacob Murphy in his suitcase for the Euros.
1:50.8	There's a ludicrously impressive year of Unai Emory at Villa relief as
1:53.8	Erling Harlan finally scores again and Gary O'Neill wins the Gary O'Neill Darby
1:58.0	victory for Brentford another point for Luton
1:59.9	Cheltenham finally winning Chimbonders sees Red and when did you have to sell your Porsche?
2:04.3	All that plus your questions and that's today's Guardian Football Weekly. On the panel today, John Bruin, welcome.
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