Showing posts with label Zulte Waregem. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Zulte Waregem. Show all posts
Friday, 6 December 2013
Progress With Unity Podcast #66: Coyle post-mortem; Leeds, Derby and Zulte reviews
We're normally a reserved bunch on the PWU Podcast, at least when it comes to criticising our own manager. But all professional integrity is banished as Owen 'Predictable' Coyle gets a terrible 'baller king', as that BBC Leeds commentator said on Five Live Sports Extra the other night.
This one's a must-listen as things get a might fractious...
Around the table this week: Barry, Rob, Gareth, Dan, Mick, Jack, Helena and Paul
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Derby,
Leeds,
Millwall,
Owen Coyle,
Zulte Waregem
Thursday, 28 November 2013
Progress With Unity Podcast #65: Brighton review, Derby & Zulte previews
December's almost here, and you know what that means - more games for PWU to moan about! How exciting.
Around the table this week: Barry, Rob, Gareth, Mike, Mick, Dan and Paul
Thursday, 26 September 2013
Progress With Unity Podcast #56: Zulte Waregem, Ipswich and Man City reviews; Watford preview
An extremely busy week for the Progress With Unity Podcast regulars has seen them clock up a combined total of almost four miles. I'm not sure what happened to the other 500 or so, probably still riding around aimlessly on one of those 2 Euro Bruges buses.
Back in the croissant-less U.S. of K, Wigan's equally arduous trip to Robin Park was sweetened by an unexpected 2-0 victory. We shall gloss over the performance, and indeed the glorified friendly at the COMS on Tuesday evening in favour of an in-depth look at this weekend's contest with Watford.
In Beech Hill Book Cycle this week: Barry, Rob, Gareth, Dan, Paul K, Greg, Paul T and Mick.
Wednesday, 18 September 2013
Progress With Unity Podcast #55: Leicester review, Zulte Waregem preview
Ready for blastoff? Good, because Wigan Athletic's mission to Europa begins this week, and the Progress With Unity team --and Belgian correspondent Bart Lagae-- are on hand to discuss how utterly exciting the whole thing is. Also in this edition: a look back at Leicester plus a fleeting mention for the forthcoming Ipswich game.
In Beech Hill Book Cycle this week: Barry, Mick, Dan and Paul T
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