Hold the BackPage - Team of the Year 2011 by bpfootball
It’s the first Hold the BackPage of 2012 and Neil Sherwin is joined by Ger McCarthy and Willie Gannon to sift through the festive period’s Premier League action, while the lads also pick their Team of the Year for 2011.
The first part of this week podcast looks back at the Premier League action of the past week or so. Neil is understandably relieved that Manchester United slipped up following City’s defeat to Sunderland, something that Ger took great pleasure in. There’s a look at all the big talking points on the field including Stephen Ireland’s return to form against Chelsea and the continuing great form of Spurs, while Sir Alex Ferguson’s reluctance to delve into the transfer market also provokes some discussion.
In the second half of the show, the lads discuss the best Premier League players of 2011 following Willie’s article on the website this week. There’s some surprise inclusions, not least one Spurs player, while some decisions were easy and unanimous. This week’s FA Cup Third Round also gets a preview with the potential for a couple of shocks on the cards.
In our best of 2011 news, the BPF Top 50 series is coming back and you can have your say on who were the best players in the world for the last 12 months. Simply click here to get all the details for how to vote!
Don’t forget, you can subscribe to the podcast via iTunes or RSS!
Also if there is anything you would like to hear on the show in future simply drop us an email, tweet or comment on Facebook.
The first part of this week podcast looks back at the Premier League action of the past week or so. Neil is understandably relieved that Manchester United slipped up following City’s defeat to Sunderland, something that Ger took great pleasure in. There’s a look at all the big talking points on the field including Stephen Ireland’s return to form against Chelsea and the continuing great form of Spurs, while Sir Alex Ferguson’s reluctance to delve into the transfer market also provokes some discussion.
In the second half of the show, the lads discuss the best Premier League players of 2011 following Willie’s article on the website this week. There’s some surprise inclusions, not least one Spurs player, while some decisions were easy and unanimous. This week’s FA Cup Third Round also gets a preview with the potential for a couple of shocks on the cards.
In our best of 2011 news, the BPF Top 50 series is coming back and you can have your say on who were the best players in the world for the last 12 months. Simply click here to get all the details for how to vote!
Don’t forget, you can subscribe to the podcast via iTunes or RSS!
Also if there is anything you would like to hear on the show in future simply drop us an email, tweet or comment on Facebook.
The first part of this week podcast looks back at the Premier League action of the past week or so. Neil is understandably relieved that Manchester United slipped up following City’s defeat to Sunderland, something that Ger took great pleasure in. There’s a look at all the big talking points on the field including Stephen Ireland’s return to form against Chelsea and the continuing great form of Spurs, while Sir Alex Ferguson’s reluctance to delve into the transfer market also provokes some discussion.
In the second half of the show, the lads discuss the best Premier League players of 2011 following Willie’s article on the website this week.
There’s some surprise inclusions, not least one Spurs player, while some decisions were easy and unanimous.
This week’s FA Cup Third Round also gets a preview with the potential for a couple of shocks on the cards.
In our best of 2011 news, the BPF Top 50 series is coming back and you can have your say on who were the best players in the world for the last 12 months. Simply click here to get all the details for how to vote!
Don’t forget, you can subscribe to the podcast via iTunes or RSS!
Also if there is anything you would like to hear on the show in future simply drop us an email, tweet or comment on Facebook.
