• RODRI CROCKED, MARTINEZ LUCKY NOT TO SEE RED, ANGE TO AUSTRALIA?, AND MUCH MORE IN WEEK 6 PREVIEW

  • Sep 25 2024
  • Length: 1 hr and 6 mins
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RODRI CROCKED, MARTINEZ LUCKY NOT TO SEE RED, ANGE TO AUSTRALIA?, AND MUCH MORE IN WEEK 6 PREVIEW

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  • Douglas chats to Matt from Up the Cherries in all departments youtube channel about the upcoming week 6 fixtures and preview. In this episode we had a look back at week 5 and talked about all the big talking points including: Martinez lucky to not see Red at Palace West Ham should have had a penalty v Chelsea Vicario lucky to still be on the pitch Gibbs White, Nuno and Hurzeler all sent off We also discussed about Ange Postecoglou being linked to Australia after Graham Arnold resigned from his post as Australia head coach. How Matt sees Bournemouth start to the season and what he thinks about Gary O Neil who is under severe pressure after a run of 2 wins in 18 games as Wolves manager. We also looked ahead to Week 6 games including Manchester United v Tottenham, Bournemouth v Southampton, Wolves v Liverpool and much more! If you enjoy these podcasts please leave a comment and any feedback is welcomed Thanks for all your support on this pod I've been overwhelmed recently by how many people listen a d tune in from different countries Check out Up The Cherries in all departments on youtube too Cheers guys and enjoy this episode!
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