TFT Podcast Ep 33

Wednesday, 20 January 2010

Gary Andrews and Chris Nee are joined in Studio 31 this week by journalist and Oxford United supporter Thom Airs. Top of the agenda is the Premier League, where we look back at a weekend which saw the top four pretenders trip over each other to drop points.

We also discuss this weekend's FA Cup fourth round ties and catch up with what's happening at the Africa Cup of Nations in Angola. And with Thom in the studio, it would've been rude not to dip into non-league for a chat about the Blue Square Premier and - of course - Oxford United.

On top of all that goodness, we tackle the issue of booing your own team, in the light of the decision by a section of AFC Bournemouth supporters to boo their side after defeat to Bury at the weekend.

We'd love to know what you think about booing. Have you ever done it? Is there a time and a place? Is it ever okay to boo individual players? Please leave your comments below.

In the words of Mr Andrews, "all that and more, on the twofootedtackle Podcast".

Episode 33 of the twofootedtackle Podcast is now available on iTunes, the CSRN media player, this MP3 and, for all you RSSers, the player embedded below.

Please leave any comments either here, on Twitter or on Facebook, and your iTunes reviews would be much appreciated.

Next week we'll be discussing Rafael Benitez and his cunning inside job on Liverpool's credibility. Have a week.

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