NAFTAA (No one Asked For This At All, Americans take on the Premiere League)
John Whitaker
215 episodes
1 week ago
Two sets of brothers (John and Michael, Dylan and Nick) from the United States give their opinions on the Premiere League and the Global game as whole. Which begs the question, should we make it this easy for everyone to have a podcast?
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Two sets of brothers (John and Michael, Dylan and Nick) from the United States give their opinions on the Premiere League and the Global game as whole. Which begs the question, should we make it this easy for everyone to have a podcast?
Luton Town Staying Up? (Premier League Review EP 33)
NAFTAA (No one Asked For This At All, Americans take on the Premiere League)
1 hour 22 minutes 16 seconds
1 year ago
Luton Town Staying Up? (Premier League Review EP 33)
John and Michael jump on the pod for episode 200. The guys chat Dudes of the Week. Michael gives his take on Jurgen stepping aside. They Talk Gio Reyna's last chance at Forest? And recap a crazy Prem week including a absolute drubbing of the gulls at Luton Town.
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NAFTAA Podcast content focuses on Premier League, Champions League, EFL Championship talking about Manchester United, Arsenal, Liverpool, Man City, Tottenham, Barcelona, England, Chelsea, Jurgen Klopp, Erik Ten Hag, Mikel Arteta, transfer news, tactical analysis and much more.
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NAFTAA (No one Asked For This At All, Americans take on the Premiere League)
Two sets of brothers (John and Michael, Dylan and Nick) from the United States give their opinions on the Premiere League and the Global game as whole. Which begs the question, should we make it this easy for everyone to have a podcast?
