Patrick Bamford, Jermaine Beckford, Matt Lewis and Emma Jones digest a Brighton game best forgotten fairly quickly, and field your suggestions for Leeds United Hall of Famers. Rugby Union star Maro Itoje also drops by to weigh up Pat’s prospects were he to switch sports and how he’s found himself on a Leeds United podcast.

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The A-Team that is Patrick Bamford, Emma Jones, Jermaine Beckford and Matthew Lewis welcome Robin Koch to the podcast, who discusses settling in at Leeds, meeting Marcelo Bielsa for the first time, the season so far and much more. 

There’s discussion of what has been a phenomenally successful April for Leeds in the aftermath of the draw with Man Utd, and the guys bring Pat back down to earth after a week in which he’s been quoted on Have I Got News For You and moonlighting on other popular podcasts.

Patrick Bamford, Matt Lewis, Emma Jones and Jermaine Beckford recorded this episode hours before the European Super League house of cards truly began to crumble. There are passionate voices and fiery eyes aplenty as the team give their views on an issue that has done the impossible and united the vast majority of football in opposition. Oh and lest us forget the small matter of a well-earned point against the Merseyside Reds.

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Patrick ‘Bam Bam’ Bamford, Jermaine Beckford, Emma Jones and Matt Lewis are joined this week by Luke Ayling who discusses the mighty win over Manchester City, being named the worst dressed player at Elland Road, what the players really think of Pat and much, much more.

And boy do we have a treat for you to end the podcast this week...you won't want to miss the last few minutes, we'll tell you that for free.

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Our hosts and your hosts Jermaine Beckford, Emma Jones, Patrick Bamford and Matt Lewis are back to chew the victorious fat of Leeds’s 2-1 win over Sheffield United.

After the win over the Blades, Jack Harrison mentioned how a sports psychologist has helped him rediscover his form, and Pat provides an insight as to how sports psychology helps his own game. 

Plus the team look ahead to the upcoming clash with title chasers Man City, discussing all the key talking points from tactics to multimillion pound squads to which club has the better celeb fans.

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International break = no Leeds United games = what would we have done during a global pandemic had the domestic season not re-started?

The band are back together as Patrick Bamford returns from his week in exile (physio) and once again takes his place alongside Matthew Lewis, Jermaine Beckford and Emma Jones.

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Matt Lewis, Emma Jones and Jermaine Beckford waste no time in breaking down the draw against Chelsea, as well as rifling through some of the best Raphinha chants they’ve received from listeners this week (with added questionable solos).

Jermaine also opens up about adapting to life once you hang up your boots, and Matt has an excellent surprise for the rest of the gang...

With the kids beginning to return to school, Jermaine Beckford, Matt Lewis, Emma Jones and Pat Bamford reflect on their own experience in education – Pat’s non-football playing school, Jermaine navigating sometimes vicious street football matches and Matt’s balancing of his studies with a burgeoning career aged just 5. 

Warning: there is also discussion of the West Ham game, but the mood’s punctured by a reference to a certain primetime television presenter.

On 7th March 2020 more than 36,000 fans piled into Elland Road for the 2-0 win over Huddersfield Town which continued the march towards promotion to the Premier League. Since then not a single fan has been back in to watch Marcelo Bielsa’s side in person. This week Patrick Bamford, Jermaine Beckford, Emma Jones and Matthew Lewis reflect on that fact as we approach the year mark since the stands fell silent.

With more promising times on the horizon and a hopeful return of fans in the coming months, members of the Leeds faithful tell us what they’ve missed most and what they’re most looking forward to, from journeys to the ground to time spent with friends and family and some of the more suspect odours they now long for. Pat gives us an insight into what it’s really like playing in empty stadiums, and the team look forward to the time they can cheer on the Mighty Whites in person.

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