How 'ruthless' Liverpool owners delivered stability and success
The Athletic FC Podcast
06/30/20
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The Athletic's David Ornstein reflects on Liverpool’s incredible title triumph, bringing you insight on how their owners turned a dream into reality.
Stuart Webber, former Director of Recruitment at Anfield and now director of football at Norwich City, tells us about the hunger for success he witnessed first hand on Merseyside, with some great detail on John W Henry.
From David's column column this week, hear how a top young player looks set to leave Arsenal.
Also news on the future of Nathan Ake with our Bournemouth writer Peter Rutzler.
And will Eric Dier be offered a new contract at Spurs? The Athletic’s Charlie Eccleshare will offer the latest on that and also the reasons behind a difficult relationship between Jose Mourinho and Tanguy Ndombele.
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June 26, 2020
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July 6, 2020
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The Athletic's Carl Anka, Ryan Conway, Roshane Thomas and Dan Barnes discuss their article that asked 'Why are football crowds so white?'. They share personal experiences as black journalists at football grounds, consider whether the game is too quick to pat itself on the back over racism and what meaningful change will look like.
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Why are football crowds so white? – The Athletic
Football is too quick to pat itself on the back over racism
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