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Wigan RIP. This is how we will remember you. 
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The Agony and Fleeting Ecstasy of Being an Arsenal...
There’s too much football, so says MLS commissioner Don Garber. But for the Men in Blazers, there’s not hardly enough. In this week’s pod, Michael and Roger consider it all — from these fine shores to Prussian dominance on the continent — before returning to recent developments in the English Premier League. It’s around the football world in 60 minutes of suboptimal...
May 2nd
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April 2013
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Apr 29th
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ListenGFOP Joe Beauprez applied to be The MiB National...
Apr 29th
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Apr 26th
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Man United, Luis Suarez, and the Battle for Third...
The Battle for Third and Fourth is now officially under way. On Monday, Manchester United and their ragtag ensemble wrapped up their 20th league title in impressive fashion (move over, Don Nelson, the mad scientist officially resides at Old Trafford). Still, few headlines were devoted to Sir Alex & Co.’s accomplishment. Earlier in the weekend, Liverpool’s Luis Suarez once again...
Apr 24th
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ListenThe beautiful Rob Stone makes the case for the...
Apr 24th
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Football Violence, the FA Cup, and the Race for...
Old-school fan violence reared its ugly head this weekend, from the hallowed terraces of Wembley to the streets of Newcastle upon Tyne. Even hardened criminals from the depths of Her Majesty’s Prison Service were in disbelief over the audacity of one horse-punching Magpie supporter. Somewhere amid this nonsense, football was played, and in this week’s suboptimal podcast the Men in...
Apr 18th
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ListenHistory is made: the moment Warren Barton signed...
Apr 12th
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Men in Blazers w/ Jurgen Klinsmann
With Michael Davies away, Rog goes solo, welcoming USMNT Coach Jurgen Klinsmann to the pod. Fresh from the March of the Penguins win against Costa Rica, and a gutsy draw in the Azteca thunderdome, Klinsmann candidly discusses his own identity, management style, change strategy, and vision for American soccer’s future. He is also willing to broach the big topics: the heroic role Kyle...
Apr 4th
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Jurgen Klinsmann is interviewed by Rog… and survives.    
Apr 4th