Episode 224: Sharp Elbows & Wandering Hands
Mar 27, 202150m
The chaps take a trip to the park to discuss the fan experience at three different c-word proof grounds before going on to discuss red-card mania, flying elbows and penalties!
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Hosted by Mark, Paul and Stevie · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 239 episodes
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Everyone's favourite Korean Football Podcast.
Mark, Paul and Stevie hosts 48 Shades of Football, a sports show with 239 episodes published.
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