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Hello and welcome to Crunching Tackles, a podcast where John Nekrasov and Chad Wylie discuss the biggest cultural issues that affect the sports world. Tune in to hear our takes on the controversial topics that touch the games we watch every week. If you enjoy our content, like, follow, subscribe (all the fun stuff), and follow us on Twitter @john_nekrasov and @chadewylie!
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On the show, Chad and John dive deep into the ruling by the Premier League finding Manchester City guilty of 115 financial breaches. This unprecedented ruling puts Manchester City in a perilous position going forward, and causes some major reconsideration of their past success. We discuss the ruling, the Manchester City dynasty, and what punishment is appropriate for the club.
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On the show, Chad and John discuss the international incident between Israel and Ireland … on the football pitch. Is it hypocritical for sporting bodies to ban certain teams for international conflict, but not others? Also, should Alex Ovechkin get more criticism for supporting Putin? And, did someone really name their racehorse after Hitler? 03:05 The NFL's Alcohol Hypocrisy 10:22 Alexander Ovechkin Supports Putin 21:55 Tragedy at ASU Hockey 30:47 The Horse Named "Austrian Painter" 38:28 Ireland vs. Israel in Global Soccer
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On today's show, Chad and John dive deep into the NBA's executive summary recapping their investigation into the Los Angeles Clippers. Just how blatant was Steve Ballmer's corruption? Are the punishments fair? And what's next for Pablo Torre and the future of independent journalism?
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Chad and John break down the U.S. Open on both the men's and women's sides. First, they discuss a couple quick stories from the world of Formula One and College Football. They also react to Week 1 of the NFL, and give their take on the VAR controversy at the Manchester Derby. 00:10 Introduction and Formula One Controversy 01:11 The Williams Formula One Team and the Bin Laden Family 06:22 Kansas Football Invokes Slavery for a Football Rivalry Game 09:19 Tennis: Alexander Zverev's Major Wins and Controversies 29:49 Women's Tennis: The Year of Elena Rybakina 36:11 NFL Season Kickoff and Chad's Steelers Check-in 37:40 The Rams' Disastrous Trip to Australia 42:55 The Return of VAR Corner … about VAR
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On today's show, Chad and John react to a new scientific report that shows that at least 25% of former NFL players develop CTE—and it could be a lot more. What blame do fans have for watching a violent game? Should anything change? We address all the moral issues honestly and head-on.
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