Grantland Network: Men in Blazers
Normal service has resumed in the English Premier League. The sleeping giants — Chelsea, Manchester United, and Manchester City — have all reclaimed the top three spots in the table. And why shouldn’t they, with the season being 2/11ths over, after all. But as much as the on-field drama is subject for discussion in this week’s pod, Michael and Roger also consider the continued off-field troubles of a certain Russian-owned superclub.
Next, productivity on the pod takes a nosedive after welcoming the creative and strategic genius behind the EA Sports FIFA video game franchise, executive producer (and fellow Brit) David Rutter, for a quick chat. The Blazered Men discuss the newest features of FIFA 13, its impact on America’s sporting interests, the future of video games, and, of course, Duran Duran.
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Previously on the Grantland Network:
The Jalen Rose Report: Jalen Rose and David Jacoby
The Trenches NFL Podcast: Ephraim Salaam and Robert Mays
Michael Davies and Roger Bennett host Men in Blazers live on SiriusXM Ch. 92/207, Mondays and Fridays at 9 a.m. EST. Follow the show on Twitter, Tumblr, and Facebook, and sign up for the GFOP newsletter.
Filed Under: Chelsea, English Premier League, Grantland Network, Grantland Podcasts, Manchester City, Manchester United, Michael Davies, Podcasts, Roger Bennett, Soccer
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