Live Breathe Sport Podcast Episode 7: Ducks, Horses and Ripsnorters – Overtime

Posted on February 6, 2020 by Riley Taylor

*Contains Strong Language*

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Welcome to the seventh episode of the Live Breathe Sport Podcast. With producer Lil DA ill this week, Tony and Riley step up to fill the void once again. The boys pay tribute to the tragic passing of Kobe Bryant before taking us through the latest round of the FA Cup and Premier League results. Riley takes us through the latest transfer updates and a new segment that features the weirdest rumours from the week before Tony goes through the latest non-league results.

Aside from football, Riley goes back to his comfort zone and talks us through England’s latest overseas victory in South Africa and Tony talks tennis and basketball. No producer Lil DA means that Tony has to run the gauntlet alone once more as he takes on the latest Live Breathe Sport quiz.

Available on Spotify and Apple Podcast:

https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/live-breathe-sport-episode-7-ducks-horses-ripsnorters/id1491353964?i=1000466456169

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