Angel Di Maria's wife launches a vicious and astonishing attack on the city of Manchester... and Mike and Paul largely agree with her. Support EPLpod

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Ángel Di María's wife thinks England is a proper shit hole

Marcus Rojo was seen playing cards and smoking with friends in his homeland in pictures taken by his brother, Franco, that were later deleted from social media. Mike and Paul discuss this bad boy.  Support the pod

Manchester United reject Marcos Rojo flaunts lockdown laws

Mike and Paul discuss the ramifications of the end of the French Ligue 1 Conforama this season on plans to restart the English Premier League.  Support the pod

Have Kylian Mbappé and Neymar played their last game at PSG?

Chelsea players refuse to take a pay cut amidst the pandemic, Manchester United will likely use Coronavirus as an excuse not sign any big players for a while, and Everton flop Moise Kean doesn't give a toss about public health as he hosts a sex party at his apartment.  Support the pod

Everton flop Moise Kean hosts elaborate sex party during pandemic

Special guest Paul talks to football agent Jon Smith about the effects of Coronavirus on football, Steve Bruce's tenure at St. James' Park which may now be in doubt, and the Saudi takeover of Newcastle which is all but rubber stamped.   Link to first appearance: https://www.eplpod.com/?p=1372   Link to book: https://www.amazon.ca/Deal-Inside-World-Super-Agent/dp/1472123034

Super agent Jon Smith weighs in on likely Saudi takeover of Newcastle United Football Club

Mike and Paul look back on some of the dumb jokes they've made on EPLpod, most of which have been deemed terribly unfunny by most everyone.  NOTE: There is no actual football talk in this episode.  Support EPLpod

A brief history of our spoofs and goofs

The Legend speaks to Daniel Geey who is the UK’s most highly respected sports, competition and regulatory lawyer. The two talk about player contracts, the new transfer market, and the possibility of a new footballing era.  Support EPLpod  Buy Daniel's book Done Deal: An Insider's Guide to Football Contracts, Multi-Million Pound Transfers and Premier League Big Business

The legal ramifications of COVID-19 on the Premier League

The Three Lions boss was apparently pretty pissed off when he heard that England defender Kyle Walker hosted a sex party with a pal and two call girls in his flat during the apex of the Coronavirus days before Pep Guardiola's mother passed because of said virus. Mike and Paul discuss.  Support the pod Our video chat is tomorrow (Monday) at 8 p.m. EST. It's scheduled for 45 minutes. Here's the details: Join Zoom Meeting https://us04web.zoom.us/j/76046888709?pwd=enpXYmQ4a0NsdVBNYVpmRE1DSWRkdz09… Meeting ID: 760 4688 8709 Password: 098926

Could Kyle Walker's Coronavirus sex party end his England career?

The Legend talks to French football journalist Philippe Auclair about Liverpool furloughing their staff before walking it back, the 2022 Qatar World Cup, and French philosophers.  Support the pod  NOTE: On April 13 at 8 p.m. EST, EPLpod will be having a live video chat with you, the listener. Save the date.

Coronavirus: Everything we know about modern day football will shortly change

The Legend speaks to Alex Kay-Jelski, editor-in-chief of The Athletic. Alex was previously the sports editor of The Times and the Daily Mail newspapers. Support EPLpod

How do you get people to pay for online football journalism?

Liverpool brands it’s self as being different, as it “meaning more”, yet when it comes down to it they are just as greedy as any other corporation taking advantage of the tax payer when they easily have the means to cover these wages. Mike and Paul discuss Liverpool FC forcing their non-playing staff members "to walk alone." Support EPLpod

Liverpool FC are just another greedy corporation

The Legend chats with the director of Sunderland 'Til I Die, Ben Turner. The second series debuts on Netflix today (April 1st)  and lifts the lid on Stewart Donald and Charlie Methven's first year in charge. Spoiler alert: things don't get much better for the club this time around.  Support EPLpod Ben Turner talking to about the first series

Sunderland 'Til I Die Series 2

The Legend speaks with James Montague about his new book 1312: Among the Ultras: A journey with the world’s most extreme fans. The “1312” of the title refers to the alphabet code for ACAB, a ubiquitous acronym which stands for “all cops are bastards,” hence the title of the episode. James was previously on the pod speaking about The Billionaires Club. Support EPLpod!!!

All cops are bastards

The Legend talks to The Athletic's Adam Crafton about when Rupert Murdoch tried to buy Manchester United back in 1998.  Read Adam's piece here Support EPLpod

Did Piers Morgan stop Rupert Murdoch from buying Manchester United?

The Legend chats with The Guardian's Jamie Jackson about his new book The Red Apprentice Ole Gunnar Solskjaer: The Making of Manchester United's Great Hope. Also discussed is the future of Pep Guardiola, Paul Pogba, and of course, the coronavirus.  Support the pod Top 30 Soccer Podcasts You Must Follow in 2020

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer: The Making of Manchester United's Great Hope

The English Premier League just got a whole lot sexier thanks to the juicy analysis provided by legendary football pundits, Mike and Paul.

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