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Thank Friday It's Football, 2 March 2018

Bob Holmes | Gogulan | Nicolas Anil

02-Mar-18 20:00

Thank Friday It's Football, 2 March 2018

Bob, Nicolas & Gogulan look back at Arsenal's dejavu defeat against Manchester City on Friday's early morning BPL game and the FA Cup replays as Swansea progress through quarter-final and Spurs' thumping of Rochdale despite VAR's farce. We also look ahead at the weekend's big games, inlcuding Manchester City taking on Chelsea, Liverpool vs Newcastle, Brigthon vs Arsenal. Ending the show with producer Andy's treatment room and the 3 Big Shouts.

Produced by: Ross Yusof

Presented by: Jeff Sandhu


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