Takeshi's Tangents - Our Premier League teams review!

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06/01/23 • 140 min

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What happens when a thrilling victory secures Everton's survival and Leeds and Leicester face the harsh reality of relegation? Join us as we dive headfirst into the dramatic conclusion of the Premier League season, with expert insights from our very own Pip Schofield and Eamonn Holmes (aka Mike Wood and Sheela).
Explore the challenges that newly relegated teams like Leeds and Leicester may face in their quest to return to the Premier League, and debate the importance of finding the right managerial fit for both clubs. Our in-depth analysis will keep you entertained and informed.
But that's not all - we also look at Aston Villa's quiet rise up the table, Brighton's sustainability in the face of European football, and Brentford's successful season. We rate every Premier League teams' seasons, discuss potential transfers, and even compare Ruben Sellas to Wolf from Gladiators. Don't miss this action-packed episode that'll leave you buzzing for the next season!

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The Late Kick Off Football Podcast - Takeshi's Tangents - Our Premier League teams review!

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