

Episode 10
By: Ian Rose | February 13th, 2008This podcast is brought to you by the Roman numeral X.
We venture into the unknown world of double digits with our tenth podcast, expanding our boundaries to include South American football as we welcome Christian Reyes from the River Plate Offside and Argentina World Cup Blog to the podcast. Christian joins myself, Anne Ramzy and Daryl Grove as we discuss the end of the African Cup of Nations, the start of Clausura 2008 and the infamous 39th week of the Premier League. Have a listen.
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[...] can download the podcast by visiting the very appropriately named Podcast Offside (which still has that nice new blog smell) [...]
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jajaj what was that big yawn in the middle of the african cup chat… nice initiative here guys! how do you do this podcast?
first time I listen to it and it’s quite good. the picture on the front page didn’t make me want to listen but im glad I did
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were is the world cup blog?
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Well done everyone
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Big Yawn? To ordeal and others, if there is any issue with the editing of that podcast, that’s down to me. I’m not sure I hear a “big yawn”, but I’ll listen again. We’re still figuring a few things out, but thanks for listening and bear with us if we make a few mistakes. Cheers.
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Remember, we do this for FREE, and for FUN.
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[...] the new The Offside Podcast is available to download. I was not on the show this weekend, but was replaced by Christian [...]
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[...] please head on over and check it out; this week’s episode is available either by download or streaming online. You can even subscribe to future episodes via [...]
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Only discovered these podcasts because of the posting at the River Offside, so big up to Christian for doing a good job over there. I’d probably tune in weekly if I knew there’d be more Argentinean football here on a somewhat regular basis, because it’s not something you can find easily elsewhere.
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