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Samuel Slaney delves beyond the surface of Football with TheBearPitTV's Elliot Hackney, Ex-Pro’s; Joe Davis and Lewin Nyatanga & CEO of Sligo Rovers; Colin Feehily, to demonstrate why football is more than a game.

Stoke City’s relegation from the Premier League had a much larger impact than first thought – with the City’s economy firmly evidencing this.

It’s apparent that a second relegation cannot be afforded.

Elliot Hackney, founder of the biggest Stoke City Fan Channel; TheBearPitTV, reflects on how Stoke ended up in England’s second-tier, as well as the thought process from a passionate football fan’s perspective.

Fans are quick to blame players when a team is underperforming, yet don’t understand the severe and abnormal amounts of stress that players face. Ex-Professional footballers Joe Davis (Ex Port Vale and Leicester City Defender) and Lewin Nyatanga (Ex Derby County and Barnsley Defender) elaborate on these stresses in greater detail.

Davis reflects on his journey through football whilst touching on the astounding lack of support throughout the game, particularly in the retirement phase, and explores how the game should improve on this.

Nyatanga, who was once the youngest ever player to represent the Welsh National Team, discusses the thoughts and emotions that come with such a feat. Lewin reflects on his career in detail and explores how his love for football has gradually diminished. This reflection concludes to a more concrete notion that football is not a ‘normal’ career.

The shocking stats surrounding the game echo the previous statement.

The career of a football player is not normal.

Meanwhile, when the unexpected occurs, the football world is drastically shaken up.

Whilst doubts pour in as to whether the game will continue, fan-owned clubs such as Sligo Rovers must search for new ways to adapt in these testing times…

CEO of Sligo Rovers, Colin Feehily, shares his perspective of how tough the pandemic has been for the club...

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Buy one Longstaff, get one free seemed to be the case for Newcastle, as they beat United 1 goal to nil.

Join Samuel Slaney, Jon Lomas, Connor Ward and Ahmed Hussain in Season 2, Episode 16 of the Let's Talk Ball Podcast.

During this episode we cover: The major, underlying difference between Pep Guardiola and Jurgen Klopp. Why the transfer ban is the best thing to happen to Chelsea. Why youth isn't working for Manchester United and future worries for Marcus Rashford.

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28 Goals were scored in Tuesday night's Champions League, and a quarter of those goals came from Bayern, as they went 7up against a Spurs side notorious for bottling it.

Join Samuel Slaney, Jon Lomas, Connor Ward and Special Guest from Season 1; Ahmed Hussain, in Season 2, Episode 15 of the Let's Talk Ball Podcast.

During this episode, we reflect on the Champions League fixtures and results, delve into the deep question of what it takes to win the Ballon d'Or (relative to position), discuss why Liverpool don't buy World Class players, along with the proposal of why Spurs should refrain from panic buying Superstars. Finally, we take a look at Phil Foden's best options if he wants to become a World Class Midfielder and touch on how the underdogs of the Premier League have revolutionised football, with some unique tactics.

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The events from Saturday and Yesterday aren’t too dissimilar. Whilst City 8 Watford, Social Media ate Joris Bohnson.

Join Samuel Slaney, Connor Ward, Jon Lomas and Jordan Mountford in Season 2, Episode 14 of the Let's Talk Ball Podcast.

During this episode, we reflect on our experience of going live on BBC News and forever being a part of the Joris Bohnson meme. We also take an in depth look into the quality issues of the Top 6 in the Premier League, focusing on underachieving teams such as Manchester United, Tottenham Hotspur and Everton. Finally, we take a look at the fixtures ahead, and discuss how we'll set up our Fantasy Teams for the upcoming Gameweek.

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With the return of the Champions League, we’ve got a lot to talk about. So much so, that the entire Episode is on the topic of the World's Top Club competition.

Join Samuel Slaney and Jon Lomas as they're joined by Special Guests; Jake Tomkinson and Harry Whittingham in Season 2, Episode 13 of the Let's Talk Ball Podcast.

During this episode, we dive into some deep analysis of the Champions League, debating topics such as; what it takes for a club to win the UCL, predicting the overall winners and the progress of 'Wonderkids.'

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