Remembering Diego and diagnosing Barca with Emile

The Unprofessionals Podcast
02/12/2020 43 min
Remembering Diego and diagnosing Barca with Emile

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This week on the Barca Blaugranes podcast, I chat with Emile Avanessian. Emile writes for Hardwood Hype and has also been writing about the restaurant industry, check out that work here. On today’s episode we chat about Diego Maradona and the larger than life personality that he was. We also dive into the current state of Barcelona and how we feel about Koeman thus far.
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