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[Archived] BRFCS Podcast 29

Guest Wen Y Hu

By Guest Wen Y Hu
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Guest Wen Y Hu

Guest Wen Y Hu

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In BRFCS Podcast 29, Wen Y Hu is joined by chief reporter Kamy and John Leigh of BRANZ to discuss the Aston Villa and Wolves matches, our prospects of staying up, Bolo Zenden and Rovers' youth team, who have progressed to the semi-finals of the FA Youth Cup.

The podcast is published to the front page here.

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http://brfcspod.brfcsltd.netdna-cdn.com/BRFCS-29.mp3

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Kamy100

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Hoillet World Class??? Poyet for Wolves??? Come on Kammy what happened to your news radar in the podcast???

Nice to hear about the new section for BANZ I will take a look now.

:lol: Maybe I explained it wrong on the podcast, what I meant was out of the 22 players on the pitch, there was one class player (Junior), in the end that class player made the difference! RE Poyet was just reporting press rumours.

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purplegrover Premier League

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Management by wages budget? Terrifying but apparently true.

Puts it all into perspective, doesn't it ? The question left unanswered the is - if you can't afford to pay the match fee - why buy him in the first place ? Which then begs the question as to whether Kean actually played any role in the transfer market himself at all, or whether he was (is) just a puppet and the wheeling and dealing was (is) done by persons in the background, such as a particular agent...

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philipl World Cup

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Puts it all into perspective, doesn't it ? The question left unanswered the is - if you can't afford to pay the match fee - why buy him in the first place ? Which then begs the question as to whether Kean actually played any role in the transfer market himself at all, or whether he was (is) just a puppet and the wheeling and dealing was (is) done by persons in the background, such as a particular agent...

Good questions and you have posted the answer already.

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