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The Athletic FC Podcast - No Mourinho Break Clause & How Justin Fashanu Lived
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No Mourinho Break Clause & How Justin Fashanu Lived

The Athletic FC Podcast

02/16/21

57m

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Host Mark Chapman is joined by The Athletic’s David Ornstein, Adam Crafton & Simon Hughes.

Coming up today David’s will share exclusive detail on Jose Mourinho’s contract at Spurs.

We also discuss Simon's recent column that asked fans to try and relate to what Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp has been going through as a person following the loss of his mother.

We also reflect on Adam's incredible piece on Justin Fashanu, that details serious allegations about the former Norwich striker’s treatment in football, by the church & the media.

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Until February 25th, we’re offering new subscribers a half price annual subscription; that’s less than £1/week for an entire year.

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Reaction: EFL salary cap scrapped

February 11, 2021

53m

Host Mark Chapman and The Athletic is Football news reporter Matt Slater lead on the story that salary caps in League One and League Two have been scrapped following and appeal by the players' union.

We speak to Nick De Marco the QC who successfully argued the case for the PFA and we also get reaction from Accrington Stanley chairman Andy Holt.

And as free-to-air Test cricket returns to UK screens, we’ll discuss how successful the coverage will be in reaching a wider audience with TV Analyst Julian Aquilina.

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Next Episode

Host Mark Chapman and The Athletic is Football news reporter Matt Slater speak to Jonathan Walters, the former Premier League player who has applied to become the new CEO of the professional footballers union in England.

They also speak to Andreas Krannich, from Sportradar, a company that works with sporting federations and leagues to fight the rise in match-fixing across a range of sports.

The Champions League returns this week and there’s no better time to sign up for all our unrivalled coverage at The Athletic.

Until February 25th, we’re offering new subscribers a half price annual subscription; that’s less than £1/week for an entire year.

Just go to www.theathletic.com/ornsteinandchapman to sign up


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