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In Off The Post Podcast: From Bradford City to the heart of Africa
24/01/2013 11:59:00 AM
Goal.com and Sportal's In Off the Post team get truly global this week, from Yorkshire to Africa and everything in between, in another packed episode
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By GOAL.COM |
From the A-League to the Socceroos and the English Premier League and everything in between, Goal.com Australia and Sportal Australia's In Off The Post Podcast is guiding you through the game you love.
Join host Michael Huguenin, Iain Strachan and James Willoughby in Episode 22.
Click here to listen to Episode 22 of the In Off The Post Podcast!
This week's show includes:
- All the transfer gossip and news from the A-League and further abroad.
- The drama of the African Cup of Nations.
- Bradford City's heroics continue.
- Trial By Media - Who is on the dock this week?
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