Get an opinionated take on the weekend in global football with Premier League commentator Tom Rennie and former MLS star Brian Dunseth. Sorry Tim. Subscribe to our YouTube page at youtube.com/ @weekinthetackle! Follow us on Twitter and Instagram at @weekinthetackle! Follow Tom Rennie on Twitter at @thomasjrennie and on Instagram at @thomasjrennie_soccer. Follow Brian Dunseth on Instagram @briandun... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 173 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | SportsSoccer |
Manchester United nearly blew it against Coventry and Dunny is pissed. Antony reacts to the win like a child. Coventry fans enjoyed the loss more than Manchester United fans enjoyed the win. The League Cup is better without the top teams. Nottingham ... more
Tom and Dunny recap a potential title-deciding weekend in the Premier League including Arsenal’s loss to Unai Emery and Aston Villa, Liverpool firing blanks, people criticizing Crystal Palace for actually trying and the issue with Manchester City win... more
We’re back to discuss the draw between Manchester United & Liverpool, why Everton being relegated could actually be good for the club, Gabby Jesus’ comments about playing with pain, Graham Potter refusing to take a job to get that sweet, sweet payoff... more
We’re back to discuss the draw between Man City & Arsenal, if the result was enough to keep the Gunners in the hunt, Roy Keane’s comments about Erling Haaland, the fact that the stats say Liverpool will be crowned champions, another terrible VAR call... more
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Tom Rennie was a favorite of mine on Grumpy Pundits and I enjoyed him even more during his interactions with Brian Dunseth. Now that they’re on separate shows this is my way to get my Rennie/Dunny fix. If you like honest, if a bit cranky, view on world football don’t miss this podcast.
When we talk about setting the bar for accurate, intelligent, exchange, this is it. Quite frankly, needs to be the bar for everything. more
Great interaction between the hosts. Best of grumpy pundits without the erection adverts What more can you ask
Long time listener... Tom and Dunny are great together. Honest insights even against their own clubs. Always speaking truths and telling it how it is. enjoy the show guys keep it going!
I hate that I look forward to this every week. I hate that after I listen to it I want to listen to more of Dunny and Tom. I hate that they entertain me on my drives. All the best, I love you.
Apple Podcasts | #239 | United States/Sports/Soccer |
Apple Podcasts | #67 | Russia/Sports/Soccer |
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