HeyJaredThe Sound of Football
One of the longest running fully independent football podcasts. With Jan Bilton, Terry Duffelen and Graham Sibley providing nuanced opinion on the world of soccer.
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Sound of Football Podcast 669 - The mysterious world of offside (opens the original)
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We only had to wait four games before the newly rebranded PGMOL, Pro Ref, issued its first apology, this time for a huge VAR fail in the Manchester derby. The incident, Haaland's winning goal, was correctly called offside by the assistant referee at the time but that decision was overturned after a series of technologies assessed every element of the play. Except, that is, the laws of the game. Also this week, Terry and Jan look forward to their teams’, Crystal Palace and Sunderland, first ever
Sound of Football Podcast 668 - Return of the mega-table (opens the original)
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The Champions League returns for its third season with the 36 team mega table, but you’ll have to wait a month for the next round of games after the extended international break. Also this week, Terry updates us on the surprising results from the opening two rounds of fixtures in the Bundesliga. We also discuss the BBC’s decision to do away with their WSL highlight package, The Women’s Football Show , replacing it with content on a dedicated YouTube channel. For more information on the podcast a
Sound of Football Podcast 667 - All aboard the Eurostar (opens the original)
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As the transfer window closes, Premier League clubs who have already spent big are still splashing the cash in the final hours. For some of these clubs, the money they’ve already spent has yet to make much of a difference on the field. Also, this season of the Sound of Football sees all three of our clubs in European competition. Last week saw the draw for the league phase, with Jan’s club Sunderland selection including AC Milan (a) while Terry’s Crystal Palace have Lyon (a) and Real Sociedad (h
Sound of Football Podcast 666 - Dance with it (opens the original)
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United beaten, Villa humbled and business as usual from Spurs. The opening weekend of this season’s Premier League gave a number of surprises, not least of which was Erling Haaland’s haircut. Terry is reminded of a chapter of his own life that uncannily parallels the young Norwegian’s. Meanwhile, in the latest escalation in the war against FIFA, UEFA have announced plans for a joint Nations League with Concacaf starting in 2028 in place of World Cup qualification. For more information on the pod
Sound of Football Podcast 665 - Premier League preview 2026/27 (opens the original)
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We try to predict how the new season of the Premier League will go. A tough task for any seasons but even moreso this time around with so many clubs with new managers, and many of the usual disruptors now having European distractions. Can Mikel Arteta defend his side’s league title, becoming the first Arsenal manager ever to do so? Can we draw any conclusions from his side’s comfortable victory against Enzo Maresca’s City side in the Community Shield? For more information on the podcast and link
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