Indy Football Podcast: Liverpool’s disturbing dominance and Javier Tebas takes aim at Club World Cup

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This week on The Indy Football Podcast we ask a simple question: is it really good for English football that Liverpool are currently so good?

Host Luke Brown is joined by Sports Editor Ben Burrows, Chief Football Writer Miguel Delaney and columnist Tony Evans to assess the state of the domestic game and beyond.

They dig into Miguel’s recent article ‘Liverpool’s incredible run deserves praise but manner of dominance provides concern for future of the game’ and analyse the heated debate it provoked.

The team also discuss the recent interview we published with Javier Tebas, which saw the president of La Liga criticise Fifa for their plans to expand the Club World Cup and also rail against the Spanish Football Federation’s decision to take the annual Super Cup to Saudi Arabia.

We also discuss whether the Premier League’s super clubs can realistically hope to remain part of the social fabric of the country given their increasingly global outlook. Listen to the pod below and download it from wherever you choose to do your business.

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