Liverpool brands it’s self as being different, as it “meaning more”, yet when it comes down to it they are just as greedy as any other corporation taking advantage of the tax payer when they easily have the means to cover these wages. Mike and Paul discuss Liverpool FC forcing their non-playing staff members "to walk alone."

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The Legend chats with the director of Sunderland 'Til I Die, Ben Turner. The second series debuts on Netflix today (April 1st)  and lifts the lid on Stewart Donald and Charlie Methven's first year in charge. Spoiler alert: things don't get much better for the club this time around. 

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The Legend speaks with James Montague about his new book 1312: Among the Ultras: A journey with the world’s most extreme fans. The “1312” of the title refers to the alphabet code for ACAB, a ubiquitous acronym which stands for “all cops are bastards,” hence the title of the episode. James was previously on the pod speaking about The Billionaires Club.

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The Legend talks to The Athletic's Adam Crafton about when Rupert Murdoch tried to buy Manchester United back in 1998. 

Read Adam's piece here

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The Legend chats with The Guardian's Jamie Jackson about his new book The Red Apprentice Ole Gunnar Solskjaer: The Making of Manchester United's Great Hope. Also discussed is the future of Pep Guardiola, Paul Pogba, and of course, the coronavirus. 

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Former Manchester United legend Gary Neville has announced that two hotels he co-owns with Ryan Giggs will close to the public from Sunday and be made available to NHS staff free of charge. Mike and Paul discuss Neville being a top bloke. 

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Rooney accuses football of not reacting quickly enough, the family of Tottenham Hotspur defender Jan Vertonghen gets held at knifepoint in a burglary, and Mike and Paul accidental invest heavily in a laugh track for the podcast. 

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Manchester City vs Arsenal has been postponed after players have come into contact with a Greek football executive who had contracted Coronavirus. 14 different players from Arsenal have self-quarantine. Mike and Paul discuss the possibility of the Premier League being put on indefinite hiatus.  

While the outbreak of coronavirus has been causing havoc with sporting fixtures around the globe, the Premier League is pushing ahead with business as usual. Nothing brings people together quite like football... and that could be a major problem at this moment in time, no? 

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Paul is joined with Andrew Mangan of Arseblog!  The two chat about all things Arsenal related and answer the question: is it tougher to support the U.S. men's national team or Arsenal?   

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