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  • Shoot The Defence - Interview with Trim
    We caught up with music artist and Manchester United fan Trim to talk about his latest album 1-800 DINOSAUR presents Trim. We also discuss the new era at Manchester United under Jose Mourinho, Paul Pogba and that video with Stormzy. Follow Trim on Twitter @TrimTali_ and visit his site http://sithtrim.com/ You can purchase 1-800 DINOSAUR on iTunes here https://itunes.apple.com/gb/album/1-800-dinosaur-presents-trim/id1129348930
    Special thanks to: - Mysportswear.co.uk - FNX.Network
    Our theme tune is called “Shinobi X” is produced by Terrah Bite. 
    email – [email protected] Twitter – @shootthedefence
    16 min
  • Shoot The Defence - Premier League review: The fear factor is almost back at Old Trafford
    This week Stel is joined by Simon Osborn to review the weekend's games, as Paul Pogba's second debut takes centre stage. Simon gives us his views on the managerial changes at Reading and Wolves and evaluates the Christian Benteke move from Liverpool to Palace. Stel tests Simon with a quiz, plus there's goal and player of the week.
    Special thanks to: - Mysportswear.co.uk - FNX.Network
    Our theme tune is called “Shinobi X” is produced by Terrah Bite. 
    email – [email protected] Twitter – @shootthedefence
    41 min
  • Shoot The Defence - Interview with Giulia Ferrandi
    It'll take you half the time to get from Bergamo to Lake Como than it would Stratford to the River Thames, but Giulia Ferrandi's mission to play in London wasn't halted by the love for her birthplace - nor did a cruciate ligament injury, which kept her out of action for several months and almost ended her career. Giulia tells us about her journey to WSL2 and Watford from Atalanta, via Brescia, a 5 a side indoor team and Julian Dicks' West Ham.
    Special thanks to: - DCF Legal - Mysportswear.co.uk - FNX.Network
    Our theme tune is called “Shinobi X” is produced by Terrah Bite. 
    email – [email protected] Twitter – @shootthedefence
    21 min
  • Shoot The Defence - PL review: "Arsenal are soft"
    The opening day of the Premier League season provided many underwhelming performances and results, so it's a good thing Sunday's games restored parity. David Bardsley, Rhodri Giggs and Yian Ioannou join Stel to discuss the weekend's games and there are some harsh words reserved for Arsenal Football Club. We also pay tribute to Dalian Atkinson, who tragically lost his life on Monday 15th of August. We're HERE!
    Special thanks to: - Mysportswear.co.uk - FNX.Network
    Our theme tune is called “Shinobi X” is produced by Terrah Bite. 
    email – [email protected] Twitter – @shootthedefence
    55 min
  • Shoot The Defence - Manchester United edition with Wayne Barton
    Mike Pieri is joined by an old friend of the show, a prolific author of Mancheter United themed books as well as a couple of non-football novels. Wayne Barton is the founder of retrounited.com and the host of Retro United podcast.  Mike and Wayne discuss all things United, such as the Community Shield performance, the Moyes and Van Gaal era, Mourinho's signings, what the Portuguese manager can bring to the club - plus Wayne's "You can't win anything with kids" and the Jimmy Murphy biography.
    Special thanks to: - Mysportswear.co.uk - FNX.Network
    Our theme tune is called “Shinobi X” is produced by Terrah Bite. 
    email – [email protected] Twitter – @shootthedefence
    1 hr 11 min
  • Shoot The Defence - The season starts here! Featuring Matt Topolski & Brian Deane
    Our first episode of the new season starts with a bang! Matt Topolski (Anfield Index & Your Opinion Doesn't Matter podcasts) and Brian Deane (ex Sheffield Utd, Leeds Utd, Leicester City, West Ham & Middlesbrough) pop in to discuss the Charity Shield game between Manchester United and Leicester City, Liverpool's title ambitions and transfer news from Brian's former (current) Premier League clubs - plus Brian's views on the situation at Leeds Utd.
    Special thanks to: - Mysportswear.co.uk - FNX.Network
    Our theme tune is called “Shinobi X” is produced by Terrah Bite. 
    email – [email protected] Twitter – @shootthedefence
    38 min
  • Shoot The Defence - Interview with Laura Samuel
    Michael hosts this Olympics inspired diversion where he is joined on the show by British triple jump athlete Laura Samuel. Laura won a silver medal at the World Junior Championships in 2010 jumping 13.75m and setting a British junior record. As a senior,Laura has the won the British outdoors title on five separate occasions. In 2014, she represented England at the Commonwealth Games in India and won a silver medal, smashing her personal best and jumping beyond 14m.
    While the show is Athletics related, we couldn't ignore our football responsibilities. Laura is an ardent Leicester fan and we talked a bit about the club's historic title winning season and Charity Shield game vs Manchester United.
    16 min
  • Shoot The Defence - Interview with Bobby Gould
    These days the word "legend" is used to describe practically any individual in football, despite their personal achievements being totally irrelevant to the game. Our guest, however, epitomises the word "legend". Bobby Gould was a pro footballer for 16 years and coached for 31 - a truly remarkable time in the game. Bobby's experience, knowledge and passion for the game is rare to find in modern day footballers and managers. His account of incidents is always delivered with the same intensity and passion as when he was on the training ground and in the dugout. A true honour for us all at Shoot The Defence.
    Special thanks to: - Mysportswear.co.uk - FNX.Network
    Our theme tune is called “Shinobi X” is produced by Terrah Bite. 
    email – [email protected] Twitter – @shootthedefence
    51 min
  • Shoot The Defence - Interview with Ritchie Jones
    While the Manchester United Academy conveyor belt continues to produce elite talent, we focus on a player who was involved in the club's most successful period in youth and reserve level. Ritchie Jones may be the perfect example of "right place, wrong time" as his playing time at Manchester United was limited due to signings such as Djemba-Djemba and Kleberson. Nevertheless, Ritchie's ability didn't go unnoticed as he was snapped up by the likes of Paul Dickov and Peter Jackson. Ironically, Ritchie's happiest period in his senior football career was at a club whose primary focus is on developing players, ready for the first team - that being FC Edmonton in Canada.
    Special thanks to: - Mysportswear.co.uk - FNX.Network
    Our theme tune is called “Shinobi X” is produced by Terrah Bite. 
    email – [email protected] Twitter – @shootthedefence
    37 min

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