Podcast appearances and mentions of will neymar

Vover Soccer Insider, Laurence Scott, breaks down the early odds for World Cup 2022 in Qatar as France, Brazil and England are the current favorites. Can France go back-to-back? Will Neymar help carry Brazil to glory? Can England ride tremendous talent to the finish line? It's never too early to weigh-in. Host: Laurence ScottAsk your questions about this episode or anything else on your mind by downloading the Vover app here!

Steve Crossman is joined by Guillem Balague, Julien Laurens and Christian Falk to unpick the latest round of Champions League matches and the semi final line-up. Neymar of course comes up in conversation and the team discuss why he doesn’t have more fans across the globe. Guillem has the latest on his future along with Kylian Mbappe as well, while Christian offers his insight on what’s next for Hansi Flick. Does he want to stay with Bayern Munich, or will he leave to be the next manager of the German National Team? And could his next move determine Zinedine Zidane’s? Finally Ian Dennis and Chris Waddle join the podcast after they watched Arsenal set up a Europa League semi-final with Unai Emery’s Villareal. The other last four tie will see Manchester United face Roma. Topics: 4’00 – PSG v Bayern 5’00 - PSG becoming a more likeable team. 6’00 – Neymar’s lack of popularity 13’00 – Future of Hansi Flick 19’00 – Will Neymar and Mbappe stay at PSG? 22’00 – What kind of manager is Zinedine Zidane? 38.10 – Arsenal’s 4-0 win at Slavia Prague 43.20 – Mikel Arteta’s reaction

In this episode we take a look into the UCL semi finals as well as the upcoming final on Sunday. Will Neymar, Mbappe and Di Maria be able to conjure something against the UNSTOPPABLE force that is Bayern Munich? Or will Lewandowski & co show the world that they have been miles ahead of the rest this season? Listen in as Motsapi, CJ and Rori share their thoughts on this exciting topic.  --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

We're back! It's the quarterfinals of the Champions League. Everything you need to know about Champions League fantasy. Will Neymar finally show up? Will Messi outduel Lewandowski? Will City slip up against Lyon?

This summer’s transfer window is more likely to see player swaps rather than big-money sales. We discuss rumored swap deals between some of Europe’s biggest clubs and come up with some of our own that we would like to see. Where should Moussa Dembele go? Will Neymar for Griezmann happen? Is Paul Pogba on the move?

The new season has us excited! With Griezmann and Frenkie De Jong joining the team, we are hopeful we will be in contention for all 3 major trophies this season. However, there are some big questions Valverde will have to sort through to find our strongest starting 11. And then there are the questions that hang over us until the season starts: Will Neymar join us and will this be at the expense of Dembele? Will Coutinho leave? How long will Malcolm and Semedo remain?

The Set Piece is back from summer vacation and its time to chat some shit.  Mario spent his time off watching every game known to man and Copa America, CONCACAF Gold Cup and AFCON had enough golazos and VAR drama to hold him over.  But the jewel of the summer had to be the Women’s World Cup, National teams descended on France to be celebrated and placed on a pedestal for achieving athletic glory despite long odds and lack of funding to flex on the global stage.     The transfer market is open and once again Neymar has taken center stage.  Will Barca splash cash to save Messi’s homeboy?  Or will Juventus or Real Madrid pull the trigger on a superstar with something to prove at a bargain transfer fee?  Will Neymar have an unfortunate accident to get out of his PSG contract?  Will a young blonde man named Jeymar make waves for Santos FC this winter?  The boys try to answer those questions and more on this installment of The Set Piece.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

England beat Cameroon to reach the quarter-finals amid VAR drama. Will Neymar leave PSG and go back to Barcelona? Paul finally gets his revenge on Mike via Salma Hayek Jr. 1. Support EPLpod The rules are going to be as follows: The league will be closed off on August 9th, 2019, at noon EST (so act quickly if you want to sign up; we’re going to limit entrance to the first 150 individuals). The entrance fee has two components: A minimum $3/monthly patronage throughout the season on Patreon (patreon.com/eplpod) and a $20 USD buy-in sent via PayPal (to macdonald.mikemacdonald@gmail.com). Patreon Support independent media! Many of you are currently or have been Patrons in the past. Thank you! Patreon makes this a painless process. We really appreciate the support. Paying a minimum of $3 per month works out to 38 cents per episode (even less with bonus material). The podcast is 100% listener funded and we’d like to keep it that way for now. Link to our Patreon: patreon.com/eplpod PayPal instructions Select ‘Pay or send money’ Select ‘Send money to friends of family’ Insert email address: macdonald.mikemacdonald@gmail.com); hit ‘next’ Insert amount (20 USD); hit ‘continue’ 100% of PayPal funds raised go to the winners After satisfying entry requirements, you’ll be sent the league code by Mike via email. You’ll also receive access to our Super Secret Slack channel. Prizes 1st place: 60% of all total proceeds. 2nd place: 30% of all total proceeds. 3rd place: 10% of all total proceeds. FYI: PayPal extracts an infinitesimal transaction fee. The rules of FPL can be found on their website: fantasy.premierleague.com We’d suggest that you read them closely. The FPL website won't start until June 13, 2019, but no worries, we'll collect your information and send you the code once the switch is flipped over at fantasy.premierleague.com Best of luck, chappies!  

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Will Neymar join Real Madrid in the summer. Will Zidane lose his job if he didn’t beat PSG