About this episode

The episode reviews Bristol City's second half collapse against Norwich City and discusses the ongoing search for a Sporting Director, while also featuring a conversation with author Neil Palmer about his upcoming book.

DaveP is joined by Dave Tovey, Richard Angell and Tom "Robins Nest" in reviewing the second half collapse against the Canaries after a decent first half which saw City go in a goal up at the break. There is strong discussion around the seeming lack of progress on hiring a Sporting Director with the owner subject to more lambasting! The mood is lightened by author Neil Palmer talking about his latest book, Into the Big Time, which is out next month to mark the 50th anniversary of City being promoted to the top flight which was actually achieved this week half a century ago - April 20th to be precise. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

People in this episode

Host: DaveP

Guests: Dave Tovey, Richard Angell, Tom "Robins Nest"

Topics covered

• Bristol City
• Norwich City
• Sporting Director
• Football Analysis
• Book Discussion
• Second Half Collapse

Keywords

• Bristol City
• Norwich City
• Sporting Director
• Neil Palmer
• Into the Big Time
• football
• soccer
• second half
• collapse

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: City

Books & works: Into the Big Time

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