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Luke, Frankie and Sim are back together for the Drink It In end of season Premier League awards, as the trio revisit the memorable moments, splendid strikes, standout players and managers and much more from the Premier League's longest ever season.
Former Brighton, Southampton and Leicester midfielder Dean Hammond tells Drink It In all about his 16-year professional career, which included back-to-back promotions with The Saints and a runaway Championship title success with The Foxes in 2014. The latter triumph afforded Hammond his dream of playing in the Premier League.
Also, check out Dean's ventures as a personal trainer @Dhammondfitness on Twitter and @deanhammondelitefitness on Instagram.
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Members: @Luke_Seychell @SimJRWright @FrankieChristou
Special Guest: @Dean_Hammond
With Norwich City already relegated, West Ham and Watford fight it out tonight to avoid joining them in the Championship next season, while Aston Villa and Bournemouth will watch on nervously in the knowledge that they are both running out of matches to maintain Premier League status.
Elsewhere, the story at the bottom of the Championship is just as enthralling, and Luton Town vs Hull City tomorrow looks a cracker.
Luke and Sim brush over the ever-developing pictures at the foot of those two leagues, before it's Sim's turn to argue an 'unpopular opinion' concerning the world of football.
Leroy Lita, once of Bristol City, Reading, Swansea City and many more clubs, talks extensively to the podcast about racism and its presence in football as a result of wrong attitudes in broader society, before recalling his career as a striker, which took him to Premier League stardom.
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Members: @Luke_Seychell @SimJRWright @FrankieChristou
Special Guest: @LeroyLita8
Drink It In turns its attention to the futures of Sean Dyche and Steve Bruce, before visiting the EFL for scrutiny of its loan policy and the worrying situation unfolding at Wigan Athletic.
Listen to the full hour too for views on Angel Gomes' departure from Manchester United, and another 'unpopular opinion' from Frankie.
Tranmere Rovers midfielder Neil Danns, once of Blackburn Rovers, Crystal Palace and Leicester City, reflects on an 18-year career across all four English professional divisions, including captaining The Foxes at the beginning of the club's rise to becoming Premier League champions, as well as first-hand experiences of financial turmoil at Selhurst Park in 2010 and the expulsion of Bury FC from the English Football League last August.
On a day dominated by Liverpool's long-awaited league title triumph, Drink It In reflects on some of this week's other big Premier League stories, including a resounding return to Old Trafford action for Manchester United, increasingly perilous positions for relegation-threatened AFC Bournemouth and West Ham, and the shocking plane-led banner which overshadowed Phil Foden's MOTM display against Burnley on Monday.
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer takes his Manchester United side to away to Spurs tonight, as football fans are treated to another top six clash on night number two of the Premier League's resumption.
Luke, Frankie and Sim look back at Wednesday's key talking points, before previewing the return of the Championship, and that vital match for a Champions League spot at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
Plus another 'unpopular opinion', this time from Frankie.
Drink It In launches ahead of the Premier League's much anticipated return, as young sports journalists Luke Weaser-Seychell, Frankie Christou, and Simeon Wright recall the season so far, before previewing Wednesday's fixtures: Aston Villa vs Sheffield United & Manchester City vs Arsenal.
In what is a longer first episode for this new weekly podcast, listen to the full 123 minutes to get an idea of the three regular Drink It In voices, and to hear Luke kick-off our 'unpopular opinions' feature.
