World Cup Podcast: Penalty Goals, German Genius and Dunga exit

By Soccerlens on July 5th, 2010

Check out the latest episode of the pint size Soccerlens World Cup Podcast with Adrian Clarke & Iain Spragg.

In the wake of Luis Suarez’s controversial red card against Ghana the boys consider the prospect of changing the punishments for goal- line handballs, heap praise on Joachim Loew for his tactical mastery, and ask if the Dutch are really as on song as we think they are going into the semi-finals.

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