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Football Revisited 1979/80: Para 1.17a: Liverpool v Southampton 12/1/1980

38 min · 15. maj 2026
episode Football Revisited 1979/80: Para 1.17a: Liverpool v Southampton 12/1/1980 cover

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An unchanged Liverpool side for the 13th game in a row – there’s an idea Arne – host fourth placed Southampton at Anfield. Phil Boyer chooses the occasion to score his 20th goal of the campaign, but his first away goal in 13 months – and they said Terry Paine was a homer. If you had Alan Ball getting booked for dissent on your bingo card – and let’s face it, we all must have – you’ve won. Meanwhile at the City Ground, West Brom go into Mission Impossible mode – this defence will self-destruct in five seconds… This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit yourboystookahellofabeating.substack.com [https://yourboystookahellofabeating.substack.com?utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=CTA_1]

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