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Espana 82 - One Day At A Time ODAAT
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We're back for another deep dive in another major tournament. By listener request, our intrepid team - Rob Murphy, Michael Foley, Ciaran O' Hara, Billy Joe Padden and Colin Sheridan - are getting right into a World Cup they didn't see the first time and will be joined by special guests throughout, as the full story of the 1982 FIFA World Cup is told one game at a time, one day at a time.
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Day 22 - Rinascimento
We've reached our summit! The 22nd Day, the 52nd match, the culmination of a million stories. Billy Joe is proud, Colin's quitting, Mick's sparking up, Kevin's refreshed, Rob as always is enthusiastic and Ciaran is begging. It'll all end in tears of joy. Feel free to buy us a coffee at www.buymeacoffee.com/espana82
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Day 1 - Alphabetical Order!
And we're up and running, the opening game of Argentina's World Cup defence is overshadowed by events at home, but there is still plenty football to talk about.
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Day 2 - Is There A Doctor On Board?
Whooooooaaaaa! Brazil are here! This is What the 1982 World Cup is all about! And the Soviets, Poles and Italians aren't too shabby either.
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Day 3 - Dr Stein I Presume
The crew are joined by our Scottish correspondent Kevin Corcoran, as Colin finally sees some goals and Cameroon make their World Cup debut.
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Day 4 - Familiar Foes
Day 4 and it's a marathon not a sprint! England get off to a quick start against France, Jupp Derwal needs a ticket to Munich and the hosts get a shock in Valencia.
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Day 5 - The Sixth Sense
It's Day 5 and debutants Kuwait reveal their Zico to the world, Panenka has a penalty, Chile and Austria both have big ambitions and Northern Ireland bridge a 24 year World Cup gap.
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