Danish Dyna-Mic: The Superliga Podcast

Danish Dyna-Mic is back for a Xmas special edition as Casper De Linde & I look back on 17 rounds of Superliga action and discuss every team's performance on and off the pitch.

With an international break on our hands what better way to spend the time than sitting down with Casper De Linde [https://x.com/casperdelinde] & Kasper Pedersbæk [https://x.com/kasperpeders] to draft our best Superliga XIs. In the style of NBA/NFL drafts, we pick players one by one to create our ultimate lineups and once a player is picked nobody else can claim them. It's up to you to decide who's selection is the strongest! And while you're here, come on over to Patreon [https://www.patreon.com/footballindenmark] and support the show.

An exclusive interview with AGF & Northern Ireland goalkeeper Bailey Peacock-Farrell following his move from Burnley in the summer. We talked about how the move came about, his first impressions of Denmark, coping with pressure and much more. If you enjoy this episode please consider supporting everything that goes on at Football In Denmark by becoming a Patreon [https://www.patreon.com/footballindenmark] - it costs the equivalent of a coffee a month and helps keep the content coming.

Joined by Casper De Linde (@casperdelinde) & Kasper Pedersbæk (@kasperpeders) we reflect on a busy summer of transfers, including moves for Gustav Isaksen, Håkon Haraldsson and Ernest Nuamah, as well as a number of key arrivals, European qualification and the first 5 rounds of Superliga action. Tons to digest so buckle up and enjoy! As ever if you want to support the podcast head over to Patreon [https://www.patreon.com/footballindenmark] and sign up to become a Roligan for the equivalent of a coffee a month. And of course go check out the website [https://footballindenmark.com], which will feature a full write up of my recent trip to watch football on Danish soil.

Delving into the often confusing world of UEFA club competitions w/ Mourad Amraoui (@UEFADK_point): coefficients, prize money and most importantly what will it take for the 4 mens teams (FC København, FC Nordsjælland, FC Midtjylland & AGF) & 2 womens teams (HB Køge & Brøndby) to reach the group stages of the various competitions. As ever please consider supporting the pod & the website by becoming a Patreon - it costs the same as a coffee a month and keeps the content coming at Football In Denmark HQ!