The week in football

Ok, if you listened to this week's podcast, and I'm sure that you did being folk of great taste and education, then you'll have heard us talk about Sunny Stephen.

He's listed in Spain's squad for the U20 World Cup in Canada and we think that name is very funny. It made us laugh, quite literally, not out loud.

Anyway, we're looking for footballers with funnier names than that. What name is funnier or better than Sunny Stephen?

Maybe it's a foreign player whose, name translated into English, because really funny, such as:

Antonio Gordo (Fat Anthony) or Juan Quer.

We already know about Danny Invincible too. 

So, leave a comment here or email podcast@oleole.com and we'll go through the names collected on next week's podcast.

cheers

ps - no goldfish were harmed during the making of this week's podcast. 

This week we talk to Luigi about the final week in Spain, Gabriele tells us what's going on with Suazo and Quagliarella in Italy and we preview the Copa America with Mauricio along with all the usual bits and pieces.

You can find this week's podcast and the archives here and don't forget if you have any questions or comments feel free to get in touch on the blog or by email to podcast@oleole.com  

The Week in Football episode 11 is out now.

This week Luigi previews the final week of the Spanish season, Gabriele tells us who's going to be in Serie A next season as well as the early betting odds for next season, we find out about the Swedish league and Tom and I discuss the main stories of the week.

Remember you can leave your comments or suggestions here on the blog or you can email us - podcast@oleole.com

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In this week's podcast - which should be available very soon - we discuss some transfer news involving Premiership midfielders, Luigi looks ahead to the weekend's action in Spain and tells us the real reason Senna and Forlan had a punch up in training, Gabriele explains the crazy goings on in Serie B and gives us his Serie A team of the season, plus more.

Why not leave a comment on the blog about Gabriele's team? Do you agree? Disagree? Who would you have picked? 

Your feedback and comments are always welcome here on the blog or by email to podcast@oleole.com  

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