Podcast: Forever Doing Doubles

15th April 2024

Things are always better after a win, aren’t they – especially if that win comes away in a London derby in a place where you famously never win! We take a look back at all the fallout from Sundays trip across the Capital where Marco Silva’s Whites ended a mini slump in form with a fine result to take us over the 40 point mark and to mathematical safety.

We talk Andreas Pereira’s star turn and answer to his output critics, the importance of Calvin Bassey at the back, Rodrigo Muniz’s complete performance up top, and loads more as we relish three points in the Sunday Stratford sunshine.

00:00 – A big win in Stratford
20:05 – Andreas puts on a show
36:00 – Your questions

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