The Late Kick Off Football Podcast
Premier League reviews in part 1 every week!
Interviews with fans and podcasters from around the world of football in part 2, with a focus on a different club each week!
Fantrax draft PL in part 3, waivers, strategies, trades and queries!
A relaxed, stream of consciousness, topical football podcast. Jamie Guyan is joined by Mike Wood and Scott Heeley "Sheela" to chat through the weeks biggest games and stories. Unedited and unfiltered. There will be hot takes, conspiracies and a lot of bad predictions. We pose each other the questions you chat about with your mates and in the pub!
Check us out on Instagram and Twitter @latekickoffpod, BlueSky @TLKO . Ciaran Fowler is Mr Artwork and the intro is credited to the Thunderbirds, the Skids, Sky Sports commentary and Ray Hudson!
The Late Kick Off Football Podcast
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Jamie and Mike bring breaking news as Palace are set to remove Roy Hodgson and replace him with ex-Bundesliga manager Oliver Glasner. We assess the likely change at the helm at Selhurst Park first.
We move on the title protagonists, and the battle hoting. While using the opportunity to cover Kompany's inability to coach corners, and adapt to the Premier League more generally. Also, David Moyes comes under pressure and we consider his position at West Ham.
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Thanks to all our contributors:
Ciaran Fowler for the artwork!
Ciaran Fowler for the logo!
The intro music is a range of credits, the Thunderbirds, the Skids, and Sky Sports and Ray Hudson commentary... and of course Keith Ward!
This podcast is in no way monetised (in fact it costs a fortune!).