BONUS POD: The Summer Transfer Window - What to expect...
The Athletic FC Podcast
07/16/20
•40m
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Why Manchester City’s Champions League ban was lifted
July 13, 2020
•56m
The Athletic's David Ornstein, Sam Lee & Matt Slater explain everything you need to know on the ruling that saw Manchester City's two year Champions League ban overturned by the Court of Arbitration for Sport
We delve into the details and answer these questions:
- What was the reaction inside City to the verdict?
- Were they always confident or preparing for the worst?
- Why have CAS decided to rule in City's favour?
- Why have CAS said some of the allegations were 'time-barred' and what does that mean?
- What does this ruling mean for the future of Financial Fair Play?
- Could UEFA still mount a challenge to this decision?
- Could the Premier League decide to take action against City?
- Will this boost City's summer transfer plans?
- Will the verdict raise eyebrows in rival clubs boardrooms?
Elsewhere we're joined by The Athletic's Simon Johnson for the latest on Chelsea's pursuit of Ajax goalkeeper Andre Onana and what that means for Kepa's future, we also check in with Phil Hay to take the temperature at Leeds as they inch closer to promotion, and David has insight into what a likely lack of European football will mean for Arsenal's transfer plans this summer.
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Havertz to Chelsea close & inside Pearson dismissal
July 21, 2020
•34m
The Athletic's David Ornstein brings exclusive developments on a huge transfer story in the Premier League as Chelsea close in on Bayer Leverkusen’s Kai Havertz. David is joined by Chelsea correspondent Liam Twomey to discuss if this is the start of a new era of big spending by Roman Abramovich.
Our Watford man Adam Leventhal explains how the dismissal of Nigel Pearson came about, where the club goes next and what role Troy Deeney might play in that.
Plus David provides other lines from his weekly column including Mauricio Pochettino turning down a job offer and West Ham battling Crystal Palace for a young star from the Championship ..
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