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The Prodigal Lampard, Greedy Gurus, Ken’s Theme Music

The Prodigal Lampard, Greedy Gurus, Ken’s Theme Music

Frank Lampard returning to Stamford Bridge as interim manager is a twist nobody saw coming, in a season that’s already been packed with surprises. While we wait with giddy anticipation for Franks's presser, we have a chance to look back over the week that was on the Second Captains World Service.  Unlikely podcasting partners Joe Brolly & Dion Fanning stopped by the studio to chat about their new project ‘Free State’. Ken and Murph chatted to them about Gurus, Twitter madness and GAA exceptionalism. We play a short extract today.  Plus, Ken sees an opportunity to add some drama to his life - Netflix documentary style.  Join us for ad-free, contract-free, member-led broadcasting for just €5 + VAT a month at secondcaptains.com/join Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Second Captains

April 6, 202314m 12s

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Show Notes

Frank Lampard returning to Stamford Bridge as interim manager is a twist nobody saw coming, in a season that’s already been packed with surprises. While we wait with giddy anticipation for Franks's presser, we have a chance to look back over the week that was on the Second Captains World Service. 


Unlikely podcasting partners Joe Brolly & Dion Fanning stopped by the studio to chat about their new project ‘Free State’. Ken and Murph chatted to them about Gurus, Twitter madness and GAA exceptionalism. We play a short extract today. 


Plus, Ken sees an opportunity to add some drama to his life - Netflix documentary style. 


Join us for ad-free, contract-free, member-led broadcasting for just €5 + VAT a month at secondcaptains.com/join


Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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