One of the longest running fully independent football podcasts. With Jan Bilton, Terry Duffelen and Graham Sibley providing nuanced opinion on the world of soccer.
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One of the longest running fully independent football podcasts. With Jan Bilton, Terry Duffelen and Graham Sibley providing nuanced opinion on the world of soccer.
The Premier League is back. Newly-promoted Sunderland defied the doomsayers (for a week at least) by winning their opening fixture at home to West Ham in one of the standout results in a weekend of surprises, exciting new signings and, of course, a few VAR controversies. But not all the stories are taking place on the pitch. After failing to get a move away from Newcastle, Alexander Isak has vowed to never again play for the club. Effectively, he's now on strike. After the landmark victory for Lassana Diarra in the European courts, challenging the imbalance of player contracts, could we see more players taking matters into their own hands? Could it eventually bring an end to the whole system of transfers in football? For more information on the podcast and links related to the subjects discussed, check out the Show Notes on our blog. pods.sofpodcast.com/sofpodcast_620.mp3 What's in the Weekend Boxset? Leeds will be hoping to hoping to add to their winning start when they travel to the Emirates on Saturday evening. It's also the start of the season in Germany and Italy. Get our FREE weekly newsletter in your email by signing up to the Weekend Boxset today.
The Sound of Football
One of the longest running fully independent football podcasts. With Jan Bilton, Terry Duffelen and Graham Sibley providing nuanced opinion on the world of soccer.
