<p>Andrew Greaves is joined by Chris Boden and former When The Ball Moves fanzine editor Martin Barnes to pick through the action from the London Stadium as the Clarets fell to a 3-2 defeat.</p>

Andrew Greaves is joined by Chris Boden and former When The Ball Moves fanzine editor Martin Barnes to pick through the action from the London Stadium as the Clarets fell to a 3-2 defeat.

THE DEBRIEF - Clarets throw away points, Florentino debate and Parker angry

The top twice-weekly podcast with news and views about Premier League soccer club Burnley FC. Hosted by journalists Simon Evans and Andrew Greaves and with regular panel members Chris Boden, Paul Woodhouse and Justin Connolly providing analysis and opinion, the show features regular star guests from the world of football/soccer. Guests have included former Burnley player and Manchester United assistant manager Mike Phelan, former Clarets favourites Roger Eli and George Boyd, ex-England international goalkeeper Rachel Brown and transfer market experts Sacha Tavolieri and Fabrizio Romano, The show examines transfer news and rumours, team tactics and performance and previews and reviews of Premier League matches. The Friday episode looks in depth at issues around Burnley Football Club, both the on-field and off-field business while the Monday show provides commentary and analysis of the weekend’s Premier League games and other matches from English football. From the Bee Hole End is the mo...

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