United Pause on Sancho & Grealish Sparks FPL Concerns
The Athletic FC Podcast
02/23/21
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Host Mark Chapman is joined by The Athletic’s David Ornstein, Adam Crafton & Patrick Boyland.
Coming up today David shares his latest information on Manchester United's purist of Jadon Sancho.
Patrick gives the inside story of how Carlo Ancelotti masterminded Everton's historic win at Anfield and reveals Marcel Brands plans as Director of Football at the club.
Plus, hear how Fantasy Premier League is becoming a growing issue for clubs after Aston Villa players removed Jack Grealish from their teams - accidentally leaking team news before facing Leicester in the process.
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