What a lot of Bull
Join Ronnie and Luke as they delve into the latest news from the Red Bulls franchises and the world of footy. A new episode is dropped every Tuesday at 10p GST / 5p ET. Welcome to What a lot of Bull, the podcast.
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RBNY UK S4 E4 – Late Winner in Columbus, Hudson River Derby Next (opens the original)
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Gooner Ronnie Piper and Tractor Boy Luke Hume were on a search for a team with pride, passion, and glory. They went to the Big Apple and found the New York Red Bulls. From the Garden State to the Empire State, Red Runs Deep.
RBNY UK S4 E3 – A Point in Emerald City, Defeat in City of Angels & Columbus Calling (opens the original)
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Gooner Ronnie Piper and Tractor Boy Luke Hume were on a search for a team with pride, passion, and glory. They went to the Big Apple and found the New York Red Bulls. From the Garden State to the Empire State, Red Runs Deep.
RBNY UK S4 E2 - Falling to Philly, No Comeback Kid & Hitting the Road (opens the original)
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Gooner Ronnie Piper and Tractor Boy Luke Hume were on a search for a team with pride, passion, and glory. They went to the Big Apple and found the New York Red Bulls. From the Garden State to the Empire State, Red Runs Deep.
RBNY UK S4 E1 - The Long Awaited Return! (opens the original)
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Gooner Ronnie Piper and Tractor Boy Luke Hume were on a search for a team with pride, passion, and glory. They went to the Big Apple and found the New York Red Bulls. From the Garden State to the Empire State, Red Runs Deep.
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