When Panenkas Go Wrong

The Game Football Podcast

The Times

Sports, News, Lionesses, Sport, World Cup, European Championships, Champions League, Premier League, Football, Entertainment News, Soccer

3.4 • 1.4K Ratings

🗓️ 10 May 2021

⏱️ 60 minutes

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Summary

Hugh Woozencroft is joined by Gregor Robertson, Tom Clarke and Alyson Rudd.

We saw a preview of the Champions League final and Manchester City and Chelsea met in the Premier League over the weekend - but was it anything like the game we’ll see on May 29th? (00:00)

Leeds United had a good weekend with a strong win over a struggling Tottenham. What’s next for Marcelo Bielsa’s side and how have Spurs come to have a 29 year old, inexperienced manager in charge? (12:31)

Arsenal’s season is over - but is Mikel Arteta’s time at the club heading the same way? Will he still be in charge at the Emirates at the end of 2021? (36:52)

Big Sam hasn’t quite come to the rescue for West Brom. Will they stick with the former England manager in the Championship and can they keep their squad together? (48:49)

After Ed Sheeran announced he’s sponsoring Ipswich Town’s shirts next season, we end with our favourite musical collaborations with the game (53:20)

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0:00.0	Introducing Apple Watch Series 9, now there's a magical new way to use your Apple Watch
0:06.3	without touching the display.
0:08.5	Just double tap your index finger and thumb together.
0:11.3	You can double tap to accept a call.
0:13.5	You can double tap to snooze an alarm.
0:16.2	You can even double tap to pause a song.
0:20.0	And start it up again.
0:22.0	Apple Watch Series 9, magic at your fingertips.
0:26.8	iPhone XS or later required.
0:32.5	This episode of the game is sponsored by the UK COVID-19 Inquiry, which is inviting
0:37.9	everyone in the UK to share their experience of the pandemic because every story matters.
0:43.4	Although the pandemic now feels like some time ago, it's left a long lasting impact
0:47.6	on all of our lives.
0:49.2	It was something that we experienced together, however, despite that, it affected us in
0:53.4	many individual ways.
0:55.4	Every story matters is your opportunity to share how the pandemic impacted your life
1:00.0	with the UK COVID-19 Inquiry.
1:02.6	It doesn't have to be just about the virus either.
1:04.9	This can be about how it impacted your day-to-day life, work, community, well-being or faith.
1:10.8	Each story will be analysed and submitted to the Inquiry's investigation as evidence.
1:15.8	Understanding the true human impact of the pandemic can help decision-makers learn lessons
1:20.3	and protect future generations.
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