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Three At The Back
#3ATB every Thursday: talking Premier League, Irish football, around the continent & the big stories of the day. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Ratings & Reviews
4.7 stars from 26 ratings
Enjoyable and Interesting
In the midst of the dross spited by the "experts" on high profile shows such as MOTD and Super Sunday, these lads are a breath of fresh air. Striking the very difficult balance between insight and entertainment, with plenty of opinions of course! Top work!
Paco178 via Apple Podcasts · Great Britain · 09/13/13
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Worh listening to ! Expert opinion !
elbalonazo via Apple Podcasts · Great Britain · 04/19/13
Unbiased and entertaining
Of all the EPL podcasts i've heard, they are by far the most entertaining. Usually cover a lot of football - sometimes from lesser known leagues of Europe. They are professional and unbiased. Thoroughly enjoy listening to every episode. Improve your equipment as one listener mentioned befoer and...Read full review »
BackpageFan via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 01/17/13
Recent Episodes
The lads take a look at Liverpool's disasterclass against Napoli, the struggles defensively and how it can all be undone, as well as Napoli's part in making it happen. We chat about Thomas Tuchel's surprise sacking at Chelsea and Graham Potter's move there and how Brighton might fill the gap left...
Published 09/08/22
Published 09/08/22
This week, Kevin is joined by Simon Kelly (@simonkelly93) and Declan Harte (@CheesyHartePun) to discuss Liverpool's last minute win against Newcastle and how Darwin Nunez could be the Joker in the pack heading into the Merseyside Derby. Also, why Arthur Melo doesn't make a whole pile of sense as...
Published 09/01/22
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