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The Indy Football Podcast: Arsene Wenger's farewell, relegation confusion and plenty of tangents
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Your support makes all the difference.The guys are back for the final podcast of the Premier League season, though it's nigh-on impossible to preview the final weekend.
With midweek fixtures pending, there could be no games at the weekend that mean anything or there could be seven. For now, we just don't know.
But there's lots of stuff we do know. Miguel Delaney and Jonathan Liew discuss how it was to experience Arsene Wenger's Emirates farewell, then Jack Pitt-Brooke leads discussion on the Championship contenders and some relegation talk before Ed Malyon took the whole show off on a bizarre tangent.
Oh, and everyone at the Indy Football Podcast sends their best wishes to Sir Alex Ferguson for a speedy recovery.
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