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Mark Murphy
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Co-Host, Fans Across The Water Podcast
Weybridge
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Biography
Mark Murphy is a Multimedia Journalism graduaye from the University of Essex with an NCTJ Diploma.
Music , Newcastle United , Football
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By Mark Murphy| footballtransfertavern.com@ Chelsea were wrongly denied a penalty in their Premier League clash against West Ham United after a handball from midfielder Tomas Soucek. The Lowdown: Points sharedGraham Potter’s side drew 1-1 with the Hammers after Joao Felix gave them the lead 16 minutes into the match. The Hammers would equalise through former Blues man Emerson Palmieri just 12 minutes after Chelsea scored through Felix.
By Mark Murphy| footballtransfertavern.com@ Scottish pundit Tam McManus has claimed that Tottenham Hotspur should’ve signed Jordan Pickford from Everton in January. The Lowdown: Pickford linksJournalist Graeme Bailey claimed that Antonio Conte’s side is interested in signing the Premier League stopper this summer. Last month, Pickford was linked with a January move to the north London outfit according to a report from The Mirror.
By Mark Murphy| footballtransfertavern.com@ TalkSport contributor and YouTuber Mark Goldbridge has demanded that Manchester United drop Wout Weghorst for their clash this weekend. The Lowdown: January arrivalWeghorst joined on loan last month from Championship outfit Burnley, with the Dutch forward previously on loan at Besiktas earlier in the season. The 30-year-old has played seven times in all competitions for United and netted in their League Cup tie against Nottingham Forest, though he’s yet to score in the Premier League.
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Fans Across The Water Podcast