Episode 1952: Tick Tock, And A Shock

It may or may not have been the shock of the season, but not many were expecting Sheffield United to win at Old Trafford last night – and one United player in particular is taking flak.

Meanwhile the clock starts ticking on Tuchel, Eoin demands respect for West Ham, and once again numerous listeners complain that Ken has been wrong about something extremely basic – needless to say, he has the last laugh.

A piece on Chelsea, culture wars and identityhttps://t.co/yOOcwG51BB

— Miguel Delaney (@MiguelDelaney) January 28, 2021

Jonathan Wilson and Miguel Delaney join us to analyse the midweek football. Will Tuchel succeed at Chelsea? And can anyone make sense of the difference between Man United at home and Man United away?

Chelsea officially announces the hiring of Thomas Tuchel as the club’s next manager on an 18-month deal, with the possibility to extend it further. @jonawils on what the Blues are getting with their latest coaching pivothttps://t.co/GbmJcQmWVP

— Planet Fútbol (@si_soccer) January 26, 2021

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Today, George Gibney’s photo was published in the @IrishTimes. As we approach 2 million listeners to the podcast, the story isn’t going anywhere.

More from @wattersonjohnny here: https://t.co/MQdjup3VsV pic.twitter.com/yLvLJ0ZPo7

— Mark Horgan (@Younghorgan) January 28, 2021

We chat to @knbrmurph about the passing of Hank Aaron, one of baseball’s greats who broke Babe Ruth’s mythical home run record amidst a barrage of hate mail and death threats https://t.co/JwwnQ7r5gM pic.twitter.com/S0hZLqmWj7

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