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Podcast: Sitting there looking grumpy & thinking he's God's Gift
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Podcast: Sitting there looking grumpy & thinking he's God's Gift

Sam, Peter, & Ant return for a new year and a new Football Faithful podcast. A LOT happened over the festive period but one thing stayed the same, Liverpool are still unbeaten and are still top of the league? Can anyone stop them? Can Ant say that they’re going to win it out loud? The […]

Sam, Peter, & Ant return for a new year and a new Football Faithful podcast.

A LOT happened over the festive period but one thing stayed the same, Liverpool are still unbeaten and are still top of the league? Can anyone stop them? Can Ant say that they’re going to win it out loud? The answer to both questions is probably no.

Elsewhere Man City stumble but still look decent, much like the team above them in the table Leicester. Manchester United looked to have turned a corner at one stage over Xmas, but they soon reverted to type, and with Liverpool lording it over everyone else, poor old Peter’s mental health is taking a bit of a battering lately.

Despite, some encouraging signs at the Emirates since the arrival of Mikel ‘Lil Pep’ Arteta, Ant is sticking by his guns and reckons the Gunners will ultimately suffer for hiring such a rookie coach.

And of course, we have all our weekly features like The Quiz™, Prick and Moment of the Week.

So listen up, enjoy, and don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe.  

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