"The handball rule isn't the end of football!"

The Game Football Podcast

The Times

Sports, Soccer

3.4 • 1.4K Ratings

🗓️ 28 September 2020

⏱️ 56 minutes

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Summary

Hugh Woozencroft is joined by Gregor Robertson, Alyson Rudd and Matt Dickinson. Manchester City's humbling by Leicester City is dissected as praise is thrown in the direction of Jamie Vardy from all angles and is the controversial handball rule the end of football as we know it? Oh, and find out who Rodney Cucumber is..

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0:00.0	Introducing Apple Watch Series 9. Now there's a magical new way to use your Apple
0:06.1	watch without touching the display. Just double tap your index finger and thumb
0:10.3	together. You can double tap to accept a call, you can double tap to
0:14.3	snooze an alarm, you can even double tap to pause a song. And start it up again.
0:21.0	Apple Watch Series 9, Magic, at your fingertips.
0:26.0	iPhone 10S or later required.
0:32.0	Hello and welcome to the game podcast from The Times on a morning that was made for
0:40.0	office debate. Who's killing football? The game's gone.
0:43.0	Better known as I'm watching rugby from now on.
0:46.0	Peps are fraud, aka City Must Buy,
0:49.0	also known as Jamie Vardy channels the agelessness of Dory and Gray.
0:54.1	So much to discuss with Gregor Robinson, Allison Rudd and Matt Dickinson.
0:58.1	Hello guys.
0:59.1	Hello, how are we?
1:00.1	Hi.
1:01.5	I'm good. I just wanted to let everyone that's expecting us to talk about Manchester United to know that if you want us to want to hear us dissecting their performance, you can listen to last Monday's podcast where it pretty much was copy and paste.
1:15.6	We're not going to talk about Olig Gonna Solchar and that hamball and that penalty but there will be much more to do with that later on in the
1:23.7	podcast. We're starting instead with Manchester City and their five to defeat
1:29.2	at home by Leicester. Henry Winter writing in the Times,
1:33.2	Leicester City's counter-attack masterclass
1:35.9	had exposed cities weaknesses.
1:38.7	I didn't really see it that way.
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