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CoshCast – Under The Cosh Underthecoshblog
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4.9 • 17 Ratings
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Four friends in Toronto passionately discuss and analyse the latest news from the world of football, including major stories across the European Leagues, MLS, and international competitions. Here to inform, entertain and change the perception of football coverage from North America. Check out www.underthecoshblog.com for the full experience.
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Coshcast S8E30: Bread is bread and cheese is cheese
A good father must feed their children. Well Spurs played like a hungry child abused by their parent. The parent in this case being Ole's Man United who spanked spurs 3-1. Leeds pull off the ultimate catenaccio performance against Man City winning 2-1 and finally beating a good side. Liverpool win at home...finally! Arsenal win a game but confuse their supporters in the process. Chelsea wreck Palace as the Havertz false 9 experiment bears fruit. We also talk El Clasico, give Karim Benzema his flowers and predict the Champions League second leg fixtures. This is a big episode, so grab some bread and cheese and enjoy! The Coshcast is better on a full stomach anyway.
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Coshcast Interview: Jonathan Grade author of Golazzo
We interrupt our regular programming to bring you a special Coshcast interview with Jonathan Grade author of 'Golazzo The Football Italia Years.' The book is a trip down memory lane discussing the glory years of Serie A and Jonathan's personal journey working behinds the scenes with James Richardson and the others on the show Football Italia.
This is a great conversation and a must listen for Serie A lovers. Enjoy!
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Coshcast S8E28: Same manager, different players
Spurs do something that no other big team has been able to do, make Newcastle look competent. Liverpool beat Arsenal causing many to wonder if Arteta has what it takes. Big Sam revels in beating up a foreigner as West Brom disgrace Chelsea. Man City make Leicester look ordinary as the end of the Aguero era is upon us. Solksjaer delivers a hairdryer as Man United come back to beat Brighton as Danny "Narrative" Welbeck attempted to steal the show.
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Coshcast S8E27: Trivia time!
We don't like international breaks on the Coshcast, but we do like trivia. So, we had our own trivia pod hosted by the wonderful Luca Capone. Luca is a Canadian radio host, music afficionado and Serie A maestro. This is not for the weak, it's a serious globe trotting, quiz that will also take you through the history books.
Find Luca on twitter https://twitter.com/TheNightShiftTO
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Coshcast S8E26: Another day another cup exit for Ole
Leicester dump Man United out of the FA Cup and who is to blame, Fred, Maguire, the manager? Iheanacho finally comes up with the goods and Brendan deserves credit. Arsenal and West Ham give us a great advert for the premier league or do they? Messi cares again and Barca are back in the title race we didn't even think was on. Should Kane have left a few years ago? We dive in.
It's another great one. Enjoy!
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Coshcast S8E25: North London is Red, easily
North London belongs to the red of Arsenal as Lamela scores a rabona and then sees red himself. Meanwhile, the two best teams in London Chelsea and West Ham flounder leaving Man United and Leicester comfier in the champions league spots. Iheanacho proves he's better thns Gabi Jesus (who did score in a rout of Fulham) and Henderson proves there could be a future after De Gea. What do we think of Declan Rice? Is John Stones the best goal scoring centerback in the world? Donny leaving? Find out more on the coshcast.
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Customer Reviews
Give it a go... you won't regret it.
I was browing Twitter one day on the search for football and banter. I scrolled past many funny pictures and transfer accounts, but nothing that combined the humour of a meme with the football knowledge of a part time footy journalist.
That was until I came across the Cosh. And oh my cosh was it good. What was once a void in my soul was complete by the witt of football satire. Within a few weeks I started to wonder... if the Twitter is so good, what will the podcast be like? It suddenly felt like I was standing outside of a gourmet ice cream shop with some frozen milk inside a soggy waffle.
Then I listened. I was hooked. I knew it was meant to be - like Aaron Ramsey and a pair of crutches. It was as beautiful as watching Ryan Giggs score THAT goal against Arsenal in the 1999 FA Cup semi final. Okay, maybe not THAT beautiful, but it's still pretty damn good.
They also like TFC which is a big plus.
So go check it out... or don't... I don't care, it's a free country.
Hilarious, witty, entertaining, informative
Genuinely enjoyable and effortless to listen to. You can sense the balance between good planning to ensure proper coverage of topics, and freedom to allow the banter to flow freely. Random little commentary throughout is seriously hilarious😂 - very witty metaphors haha! Excited to learn a ton from these guys' fun and knowledgeable reflections this season. Glad this is coming from Toronto.
Very well done - complete guide to the weekend
I have been listening to the cosh cast for almost a year - and have to say I thoroughly enjoy the weekend wrap up by the gents… great combo of bant and information across the major competitions… kudos boys… only thing I would improve is the sound quality a bit :)