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The European season wraps up this weekend, and with MLS and the K League taking a break for the World Cup, the calendar is looking incredibly empty. So... what now? Today's Laird Social Club live stream is not about telling you what to do; I'm here to ask YOU what is going to keep us busy over the next few months. Are we deep-diving into alternative markets? Pivoting our daily scouting habits? Exploring entirely new platforms? Or just hanging out in Discord until the domestic leagues return? Drop your summer survival plans in the live chat and let's map out how we're staying entertained during the break.Support the content by joining the Laird Social Club on Patreon: https://patreon.com/andrewmlaird⚽️ Become a Sorare manager today: https://sorare.pxf.io/WyLBnZ
K League 1 enters its mid-season hiatus following last weekend's Round 15 fixtures. Matt, Paul and Alex take a look back at the action and give their takes and thoughts from the commentary booth. The second half of the podcast then looks to Hong Myung-bo's recently announced 2026 World Cup Squad for Korea and assesses the six call-ups from K League and why they were considered for the flight. This podcast is proudly sponsored by Record Pizza and TNT FC.
The Back Post returns with a look at the media reaction to Hong Myung-bo's South Korea squad for the 2026 FIFA World Cup in the USA, Canada and Mexico, plus media analysis of K League 1 after 15 rounds, as well TNT Corner.
Football chooses us. We chase its highs. And one day… the game ends. Host Ryan Walters sits with players seconds from a World Cup Final as their careers flash before their eyes. Matches, milestones, moments, mistakes, people. This is football in full life, in full vision. This is Tunnel Vision. In this first-ever episode, Ryan sits down with Dejan Damjanovic, the Montenegrin striker who became a legend 10,000 miles from home. A three-time K League 1 champion, AFC Champions League all-time top scorer, and K League Hall of Famer, Dejan built one of Asian football's greatest careers. They dive into his years at FC Seoul, the penalty miss that still haunts him, an unforgetable night at Wembley, the title season with "the best team with the worst coach," the transfer FC Seoul fans never forgave, and what it felt like hearing an entire stadium sing his name in a language he didn't grow up speaking. Raw, funny, and brutally honest, this is the full story of a champion who always found a way to win.
Matt is in the studio solo once more for another short recap edition but, fear not, as Alex and Paul are on hand to assist with their post-match thoughts from the commentary booth on all the Round 14 action.
A shorter than usual episode this week as we go up against midweek fixtures once more. Matthew Binns looks briefly over the Round 13 action along with messages on the answering machine from Alex Jensen and Paul Neat.
The Back Post returns after a short hiatus to bring the media reaction from the latest K League action. Round 10 saw "unstoppable" FC Seoul move eight points clear, Kang Sang-yoon's dramatic late long-range winner for Jeonbuk, Daejeon being "strong-strong, weak-weak," Ulsan's collapse, strong condemnation for Cho Hyun-taek following Masa's injury, plus TNT Corner!
The first current K League player on KLU's newly-launched K League Conversations Podcast. From Chiba via Madrid, Montenegro, Scandinavia, Romania, and Bulgaria to Bucheon, making his second K League United appearance, it's Bucheon FC 1995 midfielder Takahashi Kazuki, a key player in the Reds' march to promotion in 2025. Kazu talks about Bucheon's promotion from K League 2 and the team's start in K League 1, including the famous win over champions Jeonbuk in Round 1.
Introducing K League Conversations, A K League United Podcast dedicated to hearing from and showcasing interviews with players, club officials, media and more in order to get a more insightful picture into K League. Our first guest is the CEO of TNT FC, Kim Taeryung. A former K League player himself, Kim's involvement in TNT FC has helped see the K5 League team develop into one of Korea's more unique clubs, where talent comes to train and develop to keep these players within football. After winning the K5 League last season, in addition to the prestigous Club of the Year from the Korea Football Association, Kim talks us through the season ahead and the club's position in Korean football.
Lucky Round 7 for some, not for others! Paul, Matt, and Alex look back at the late drama in 2026 K League 1 Round 7, including FC Seoul's last-gasp win over Jeonbuk, Ulsan HD's dramatic late win over Incheon United, Gimcheon Sangmu's late draw at home to FC Anyang, as well as Gangwon FC making light work of a struggling Daejeon Hana Citizen.
Today, Laird and Harry Trades dive deep into the latest Sorare survey and our early predictions for Sorare 27. Sorare is exploring a new dynamic: reward boosts for using higher scarcity cards in lower scarcity competitions. We discuss what this means for gallery utility and market values.In this episode, we break down:• Scarcity Reward Boosts: Is entering a Limited competition with Rare cards going to be the new meta? We analyze the potential "pay-to-win" vs. "utility-boost" balance.• Hot Streaks vs. Leaderboards: With J League, K League, and MLS leading the way in separate gameplay modes, will this split become the permanent standard for all of Sorare Pro?• The "Set" Influence: Sorare Set introduced levels, lives, and instant progression. Could these mobile-first mechanics—like "releasing" players mid-Game Week—actually make their way into the Pro ecosystem?• Market Strategy: How to prep your gallery now before these dynamics are officially confirmed.Whether you're a high-stakes Unique manager or a Limited grinder, these changes will redefine how we play.Join the Laird Social Club:Get exclusive data, strategy sheets, and Discord access by joining the Patreon: https://patreon.com/andrewmlaird#Sorare #Sorare27 #FantasyFootball #NFTGaming #SorareStrategy
The Back Post: A K League United Podcast. This latest episode looks at the media reaction and major stories from K League 1 Round 6, including Stefan Mugosa firing Incheon United to their first home win of the season, Jeonbuk beating Ulsan in the 'Hyundai Family Derby', and Pohang making it back-to-back wins with a 1-0 victory at home to a floundering Daejeon.
From Outside The Box recaps the Round 6 action in K League 1 before moving on to what's looking like an important weekend ahead in Round 7. Matt, Paul and Alex return for this week's episode to take a look over the Round 6 action. We cast an eye on Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors' convincing victory over Ulsan HD and that Lee Seung-woo goal, while also turning our attention to The Steel Yard where a slowly resurging Pohang Steelers were able to outdo Daejeon Hana Citizen. We also focused on the Sunday fixtures between FC Anyang and FC Seoul, plus Incheon United's home fixture against Gimcheon Sangmu. We then move towards this upcoming weekend and the standout picks in Round 7. All this, plus some insight into our pre-match meals, on this week's episode of From Outside The Box! --- About the Podcast From Outside The Box is a relaxed, insight-driven podcast from K League United, proudly sponsored by Record Pizza and TNT FC. Join K League TV commentators Matthew Binns, Paul Neat, and Alex Jensen as they draw from their weekly notes, observations, and offer peeks into their behind-the-scenes experiences from the commentary box to break down K League 1, offering honest opinions, tactical talk, and real stories from outside the commentary box, every week. The first few episodes of this new initiative will also be available on The K League United Podcast stream before switching over to the new channels which you can find below: Listen and Subscribe on Spotify and Apple Podcasts. You can also follow on Instagram.
All the reaction to 2026 K League 1 Round 5, including a "blossoming" FC Seoul, a side that has set a new club record, media analysis of more "bore draws," how Jeonbuk got another win over title rivals Daejeon, plus much more.
From Outside The Box continues with the shorter-than-usual offering due to the midweek matches. Paul & Alex give short roundups of the three matches they covered in midweek on commentary for K League TV. Paul and Alex recap the pick of the Round 4 action, the first midweek set of fixtures of the 2026 K League 1 season. Both Daejeon Hana Citizen and Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors got their first wins of the new season, and there was late drama in Gimcheon, where the army side earned a late draw. From Outside The Box is a relaxed, insight-driven podcast from K League United, proudly sponsored by Record Pizza and TNT FC. Join K League TV commentators Matthew Binns, Paul Neat, and Alex Jensen as they draw from their weekly notes, observations, and offer peeks into their behind-the-scenes experiences from the commentary box to break down K League 1, offering honest opinions, tactical talk, and real stories from outside the commentary box, every week.
In the latest episode of The Back Post, Paul looks at the reaction to the biggest stories in Round 4 of the 2026 K League 1 season. Hwang Sun-hong says his substitutes won the game, earning Daejeon's first win of the season when triumphing over Incheon United, Bruno Mota says Lee Seung-woo deserves most of the credit for his winner for Jeonbuk versus FC Anyang, and Park Tae-ha decides to throw new recruit Jakob Tranziska under the bus after the German forward was harshly dismissed in Pohang's 1-0 home loss to Seoul. All that and more, including trial news in TNT Corner!
In today's episode of Sorare with Laird, I'm taking on my biggest challenge yet: convincing the one and only Harry Trades to jump into the K League on Sorare. With the brand-new K League Duo Mission just launched, there has never been a better time to team up.What is the K League Duo Mission?
In this latest episode of The Back Post, Paul looks at some of the Korean media reaction to 2026 K League 1 Round 3, including the "unshakable" FC Anyang, a "resurrecting" FC Seoul and Ulsan HD, how FC Seoul are "crossing the line", Hong Myung-bo leaving the door open to players who are fit and in form before the World Cup, and more. Plus, exicting new sponsorship news for everyone's favourite K5 club in TNT FC Corner.
In this week's episode of The Back Post, Paul looks at the reaction from Round 2 of the 2026 K League season. The 'Chung Jung-yong derby' ends in a draw. Are Jeonbuk and Daejeon really the title contenders? Lee Jung-hyo takes aim at Paju Frontier's general manager, there's high praise for Anyang's Matheus Oliveira, plus much more, including TNT corner.
K League 1 returned last weekend and there was plenty of surprises in store for those who caught the curtain-raiser. This week's episode of From Outside The Box takes a look through all the Round 1 action and previews the weekend ahead. After returning to the commentary booths after a winter hiatus, Matthew Binns, Paul Neat and Alex Jensen talk about shaking off the rust, the perils of the five-minute intro and the mishaps it can lead to. The trio then go through the four games they commentated on, from Ulsan's mauling of Gangwon, to the headline-grabbing Bucheon FC 1995 and their win over Champions Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors. About the Podcast From Outside the Box is a relaxed, insight-driven podcast from K League United, proudly sponsored by Record Pizza and TNT FC. Join K League TV commentators Matthew Binns, Paul Neat, and Alex Jensen as they draw from their weekly notes, observations, and offer peeks into their behind-the-scenes experiences from the commentary box to break down K League 1, offering onest opinions, tactical talk, and real stories from outside the commentary box, every week. The first few episodes of this new initiative will also be available on The K League United Podcast stream before switching over to the new channels which you can find below: Listen and Subscribe on Spotify and Apple Podcasts to hear it earlier. You can also follow us on Instagram.
The K League season is underway on Sorare, and I've decided to jump into In-Season Rare competitions. In this stream, I'll explain why I think the setup makes sense strategically, how the prize pools compare to other leagues, and what I'm hoping to accomplish by playing K League Rare this season.We'll also open up my K League Early Access cards to see if any special editions show up!If you're considering playing K League on Sorare this year, this stream should give you a good idea of how I'm approaching the competitions and what I'm hoping to achieve.Join the live chat and let me know: Are you playing K League this season?
A brand new podcast as part of The K League United Podcast Network. Paul brings the latest news and media analysis of K League and Korean football, taking a look at the newspaper headlines, what'sbeen said, and what's happening. Episode 1 looks at reaction from the opening round of the 2026 K League season, including Bucheon FC 1995's giant-killing of champions Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors.
Sorare keeps adding new competitions — Hot Streaks, Arena, Classic, In-Season, region-specific leaderboards, scarcity splits — and it's starting to feel… confusing.In today's SorareAndrews, we're breaking down:• Why lineup selection feels harder than ever• Whether more competitions actually means more opportunity• If the UI is keeping up with the gameplay changes• How managers can simplify their approach• Whether this is a short-term adjustment… or a long-term problemThere's a ton of action on the platform right now — MLS, Europe, J League, K League, rotating specials — but at what point does “more options” turn into “too much to manage”?
The 2026 K League 1 season is finally upon us with Round 1 set to get underway this upcoming weekend. From Outside The Box takes a look at the six matches ahead this weekend, as well as commentators' discussion on approaching the pronunciation Paul Neat and Alex Jensen sit down to preview the first round of the new K League 1 season, taking a closer look at the four featured matches for K League TV and giving insight from their pre-match notes. Paul previews Pohang's away visit to Gimcheon Sangmu while Alex takes a look at Ulsan's opener to Gangwon FC as well Jeju SK and Gwangju FC, both under new management. Then, Matt Binns phones in to give his thoughts ahead of Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors and Bucheon FC 1995 as the K League 1 new boys visit the home of the Champions in hope of an upset. About the Podcast From Outside the Box is a relaxed, insight-driven podcast from K League United, proudly sponsored by Record Pizza and TNT FC. Join K League TV commentators Matthew Binns, Paul Neat, and Alex Jensen as they draw from their weekly notes, observations, and offer peeks into their behind-the-scenes experiences from the commentary box to break down K League 1, offering onest opinions, tactical talk, and real stories from outside the commentary box, every week. The first few episodes of this new initiative will also be available on The K League United Podcast stream before switching over to the new channels which you can find below: Listen and Subscribe on Spotify and Apple Podcasts. You can also follow on Instagram.
In our second instalment of From Outside The Box: Off Air, Matt speaks with Alex via phone from the side of the road outside of Jeonju World Cup Stadium to recap Jeonbuk's 2-0 win over Daejeon. We then here from Jeonbuk's new signing Oberdan on his debut match in neon green. This episode was originally early access for Patreon members and became publicly available on Monday 23rd February. Subscribers to K League United's Patreon and soon-to-be-launched FOTB Spotify Membership holders will obtain early-access to the first few episodes (and then exclusive access to later episodes). From Outside the Box is a relaxed, insight-driven podcast from K League United, proudly sponsored by Record Pizza and TNT FC. You can also follow the new From Outside The Box podcast on Spotify and Apple Podcasts for weekly K League 1 coverage, as well as Instagram where you can get sneak peeks from the commentary booth.
The Sorare Ramble is a podcast brought to you by hosts David (SRMonkey), Chris (Bullstar) & Hoodwink.This week Hoodwink & I welcomed K-League expert, Ross AKA KLeagueEnglish, on to the show to find out who'll be the star players this seasonFeel free to contact us on Twitter @soraremonkey, @THE_BULLSTARS The shows music has been kindly supplied by Stish who you can follow on Twitter @Plastician and on the excellent 'End Product' podcast.The artwork and new logo was kindly created by McGettigan.eth
The first instalment of From Outside The Box: Off Air sees Matt and Paul mull over the return of the K League Super Cup and how they think Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors and Daejeon Hana Citizen will fare after busy transfer windows. This episode was first released to KLU Patreon members on February 18th, 2026 KLU Patrons and soon to be launched FOTB Spotify Membership holders will obtain early-access to the first few episodes (and then exclusive access to later episodes). From Outside the Box is a relaxed, insight-driven podcast from K League United, proudly sponsored by Record Pizza and TNT FC. You can also follow the new From Outside The Box podcast on Spotify and Apple Podcasts for weekly K League 1 coverage, as well as Instagram where you can get sneak peeks from the commentary booth.
In Episode 1 of From Outside the Box, Matthew, Paul, and Alex kick things off by previewing all 12 teams in K League 1. From notable transfers and key players to the biggest questions facing each club, they break down what to expect this season. The trio also share their predictions for the title race and the relegation battle. .... From Outside the Box is a relaxed, insight-driven podcast from K League United, proudly sponsored by Record Pizza and TNT FC. Join K League TV commentators Matthew Binns, Paul Neat, and Alex Jensen as they draw from their weekly notes, observations, and offer peeks into their behind-the-scenes experiences from the commentary box to break down K League 1. Honest opinions, tactical talk, and real stories from outside the commentary box, every week. The first few episodes of this new initiative will also be available on The K League United Podcast stream before switching over to the new channel which you can find below: Apple: http://bit.ly/3MeXebz Spotify: https://bit.ly/3OMJaGM
The 2026 K League season is here, and we're breaking down EVERYTHING you need to know before locking in your Sorare lineups.Joined by Simon (SorareFCSeoul), we'll cover:
Sorare just dropped Winter Update #2, and there's a lot to unpack.In today's Sorare with Laird, I'm joined by @HarryTrades as we react live to the latest gameplay changes, including updated mechanics, structural tweaks, and the long-awaited reveal of MLS, J League and K League details. We'll break down what's actually changing, what it means for different types of managers, and which updates matter now versus later.This isn't a polished breakdown, it's real-time reactions, questions, concerns, and early takeaways as we digest the update together with the community.Whether you're focused on Pro competitions or just trying to understand where Sorare is heading this winter, this stream is all about first impressions and honest discussion.Join the Harry Trades YouTube community: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8HSj8vZDHSGmk5yP46SjtQ/membershipBecome a member of the Laird Social Club: https://patreon.com/andrewmlaird
The K League United Awards return for the first time since 2021 in celebration of our 10 Year Anniversary, looking back at the very best of the 2025 season. Paul Neat and Matthew Binns return from their recent podcast hiatus to bring back The K League United Awards after a four year break. After a week of voting from votes, we reveal the Young Player of the Year, Manager of the Year and MVP for both K League 2 and K League 1, in addition to choosing our own picks for Comeback Player of the Year and Newcomer of the Year. All this and more on The K League United Podcast!
This is a Sad Bois episode titled "Rotisserie Chicken". A K-League update, MLS playoff formatting, and lots of college football is inside.
The international break returns, so we caught up with FC Anyang's elated midfielder Han Ka-ram to review a triumphant season. Anyang have guaranteed their stay in K League 1 for another year, so now's the perfect opportunity to review a great campaign. At the age of 15, Han Ka-ram left home in Jeolla Province for the green fields of Germany. In this special podcast, Han discusses his thought process, what he learnt, and the advice he'd give to young men and women thinking of following in his footsteps. Han also tells Andrew Farrell about his season highs with Anyang, the successful promotion campaign, and his stunning volley versus Gimcheon Sangmu which saw him claim October's Goal of the Month. Listen to the KLU Pod wherever you get your podcasts. Don't forget to leave us a review! iTunes | Spotify | Stitcher | Libsyn | TuneIn Radio
The final run-in continued over the weekend with plenty of dramatics to behold; from FC Anyang's superb win over Ulsan HD to more late Daegu heroics. The podcast takes a look back over all the weekend's action before casting an eye over the upcoming Round 36. Paul Neat and Matthew Binns return from the weekend commentary booth this week to give their takeaways K League 1 Round 35. Starting from the foot of the table, they talk through ten-man Daegu's last minute equaliser against Suwon FC and what that means given Jeju's 2-0 loss to Gwangju elsewhere. Then, attention turns to FC Anyang who talk a large step towards survival with a 3-1 win over the Horangi. There's a look at what's left in Final A, with Daejeon Hana Citizen and Pohang Steelers both taking strides to securing continental football, before attention shifts to this weekend's games. All this and more, on The K League United Podcast.
Jeju SK still alive, Gwangju in the driving seat for seventh, Ulsan break Daegu hearts, Gimcheon spoil the Jeonbuk party, Daejeon in pole position for third, and FC Seoul come back from the dead; Paul and Matt look back at the many talking point from 2025 K League 1 Round 34 before looking at the pick of the action in Round 35.
Incheon United defeated Gyeongnam FC 3-0 on Sunday to win K League 2 and guarantee their automatic and immediate promotion to K League 1. Andrew Farrell and Luke Evans were there for K League United. They gave their thoughts on the match, and caught up with Incheon United duo Harrison Delbridge and Gerso Fernandes. Listen to the KLU Pod wherever you get your podcasts. Don't forget to leave us a review! iTunes | Spotify | Stitcher | Libsyn | TuneIn Radio
All done before the split, Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors wrap up the title with five games to spare thanks to a 2-0 win over Suwon FC plus some help from FC Anyang elsewhere. We also look at Ulsan HD's return to winning ways plus some key matches set to take place post-split. Matthew Binns and Paul Neat are back on podcast duties to wrap up a successful league campaign for Gus Poyet's Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors, who wrapped the title up with five games to go. They discuss the influence the manager has had on both the team and K League plus discuss what K League could benefit from through hiring more international managers. [READ: FC Anyang Hammer Gimcheon Sangmu] Then golf club-gate continues as Ulsan HD take a swing at survival while Lee Chung-yong pitches his parting shots at their former manager in form of celebration. A par-for-the-course win over Gwangju though might not be enough to cover up their recent scorecards. [READ: Round 33 Wrap-up] Finally, there's a look at the remaining five weekends of fixtures, highlighting the key games where the remaining races can be won or lost. All this and more on The K League United Podcast...
With six games to go, Ulsan HD have made the drastic decision to part ways with their manager Shin Tae-yong after just 56 days at the helm, with the Horangi currently sat in tenth and staring at a potential Relegation Play-off. This episode takes a look at the news as well as quick glance at the final round before the split in K League 1. Matthew Binns and Paul Neat return to The K League United Podcast ahead K League 1 Round 33 in what has been a busy international break for the top flight. With the league set to split into two for the final straight, reigning Champions Ulsan HD have split with their summer appointment Shin Tae-yong after on-field results and alleged off-field disharmony. We take a look at what has been said and what has led to this drastic turn in fortune that sees the reigning Champions, Club World Cup competitors and ACLE participants scrambling for their top flight status and, more importantly, can they avoid it. Our attention then turns to across the top division looking at the key races still to run and our thoughts on sides we haven't checked in on for a while. All this and more, on The K League United Podcast.
After a long summer recess, parliament resumes. Andrew Farrell is rejoined by Luke Evans and Mike Brandon to give their thoughts on some of the pressing issues in Korean football in general, and K League 2 in particular. As the 2025 K League 2 season draws to a close, we discuss what impact further expansion will have on the division, and the entire pyramid structure. With nothing guaranteed (or released to the public), we address the latest rumours on what the landscape will look like in the coming years. Andrew, Luke, and Mike also return to their final 10 games of the season preview article, bemoan another international break, and shed a tear for the conclusion of the season. [READ: Will K League 2 go down to the final day? We predict the final 10 rounds] The main part of the podcast, however, is about the changes we'd make to the football structure if we had the power to decide these things. Please leave a comment with your suggestions and recommendations for expansion, relegation, promotion, or other issues you'd like to raise. Listen to the KLU Pod wherever you get your podcasts. Don't forget to leave us a review! iTunes | Spotify | Stitcher | Libsyn | TuneIn Radio
Ishida Masatoshi is a modern-day cult hero at Daejeon Hana Citizen, a real fan favourite and someone who is looked to in order to conjure something from nothing, a magician of sorts. K League United sat down with Masa for an exclusive interview at the end of September to talk about life at Daejeon.
A lot has happened since K League United first interviewed Pohang Steelers striker Lee Ho-jae. He suffered a long-term injury, came back stronger than ever, earned his first national team call-up, made his Korea debut, and even scored his first goal for the Taeguk Warriors. Now, he's in the hunt for the K League 1 golden boot. Paul caught up with him to see how he's getting on.
The latest edition in our summer long-form interview collection takes Andrew Farrell down to his local club, FC Anyang, to meet Dutch defender and Violet hero, Thomas Oude Kotte. Thomas Oude Kotte has taken the K League by storm. Signed from Roda JC in January, Thomas has become a stalwart in the Anyang rearguard during their first-ever season in Korea's top flight. So good has Thomas been, that when Newcastle United came to Suwon to face K League All-Stars, the number 55 received a call-up and played 80+ minutes. Thomas tells Andrew about growing up in football-crazed Netherlands, the influence on the domestic game from some of football's greatest minds, his surprising move to Anyang, his favored position, and what the future holds. Listen to the KLU Pod wherever you get your podcasts. Don't forget to leave us a review!
In what was set to be a simple review of the summer friendlies being hosted in Korea, Matthew Binns, Paul Neat and Andrew Farrell return to discuss two of the biggest stories to come out of the games plus a look at the K League-related fixtures and thoughts from the mixed zone and press conferences. On the eve of the Tottenham Hotspur versus Newcastle United clash in this summer's Coupang Play Series, Korea footballing world was taken aback at the announcement from Spurs and National Team captain Son Heung-min about his decision to leave the Premier League outfit after 10 years with them. With his subsequent record-breaking move to MLS side LA FC announced days later, the pod first takes a look at this sizeable transfer and the impact it could have on Korea ahead of the 2026 World Cup. [READ: Son Heung-min signs with LA FC] There were friendlies to be played though, with Team K League also back in action in what has once again become an annual tradition, defeating Newcastle by a goal to nil. Andrew gives his thoughts on the game plus we hear from Magpies boss Eddie Howe and FC Anyang's Thomas Oude-Kotte, before our columnist Claire Evans joins us to tell us about her experience from the stands. Paul then takes us through FC Seoul's 7-3 defeat to Barcelona before Andrew then walks us through the Spanish Champions second Korea-based friendly, a 5-0 victory over Daegu. We also hear from Barcelona boss Hansi Flick along with Daegu striker Edgar who caught up with our own Jung Muyeol. [READ: Dark days ahead for Daegu] Finally, defeating Newcastle in a friendly wasn't enough to turn the attention away from under-fire Ulsan boss Kim Pan-gon, who saw his year at the club come to an end after an eleven game winless run. The reigning K League 1 Manager of the Year had been coming under increasing pressure as Ulsan's title bid slipped away. Kim has been replaced by former Korea and Indonesia National Team boss Shin Tae-yong, just in time for the weekend fixtures. [READ: Ulsan HD Appoint Shin Tae-yong] All this and more on The K League United Podcast!
In this bonus episode of the K League United Podcast, Paul speaks to new KLU recruit and Pohang Steelers fan Claire Evans to check in with what's happening at the Steel Yard. Muyeol makes another mixed cameo and speaks with Steelers striker Lee Ho-jae following the R24 win over Daegu FC.
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In this special episode, we preview an exciting week of international club friendlies in Korea as European giants roll into town. First, we break down Team K League vs Newcastle United, highlighting key players to watch and what the best of K League will bring to the pitch. Then, we turn our attention to FC Seoul vs Barcelona, a historic matchup set to light up the capital and get insights from FC Seoul fan and TV personality Paul Carver, before heading south with the help of KLU columnist Stuart Warren, to preview Daegu FC vs Barcelona, where the underdogs will look to make a statement against the Catalan kings. Whether you're a fan of the K League, the Premier League, or La Liga, you won't want to miss this one.
We've all been to our share of K League 1 and 2 grounds so, this week, Andrew, Luke, and Mike discussed their favorite (and least favorite) away days in Korea. As K League 1 takes a short break, we also look at the high-profile summer friendlies featuring Barcelona, Tottenham Hotspur, and Newcastle United. We round out the show debating whether the lifting of the foreign goalkeeper ban is a good thing, and which players our own teams need this summer. Listen to the KLU Pod wherever you get your podcasts. Don't forget to leave us a review! iTunes | Spotify | Stitcher | Libsyn | TuneIn Radio
In this bonus episode of The K League United Podcast, Muyeol provides his thoughts on the current situation at Daegu FC, with the Sky Blues sitting 12th and 12 points clear of safety. Muyeol also speaks to both Cesinha and Edgar in the mixed zone following the 2-1 Korea Cup loss to Gangwon FC to get their input. The message from both of them, though, is clear. Tune in to find out!
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