Eoin Sheahan
speaker
1,551 appearances
23 recordings
3 series
first heard Feb 2026
last heard 30 Jun
Eoin Sheahan’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Because while he has been criticised all season long for a fairly reductive style of football, a reductive style of football might just be the thing that identifies an Achilles heel in PSG or it might frustrate PSG.
And who knows, I'm not writing Paris Saint-Germain's name into the trophy just yet, even though they are strong favourites.
I think in the middle of the game is a bit ridiculous.
There was a separate moment after the game, which I think was appropriate.
I don't have any problem whatsoever with that sort of thing occurring on an opposition's ground.
I think that's just the way the fixtures go.
But any sort of halftime interaction on that level does feel a bit jarring or mid-game interaction like that is a little bit weird overall.
Wayne Rooney's a brilliant pundit, and I think he probably has a point here.
Maybe it feels a little bit old school at times when he's speaking, but when you actually dig beyond what he's saying, I think it's hard to disagree with him on a lot of what he's saying.
Now, Aston Villa, much like Arsenal, were in pretty good form yesterday, so maybe they rolled over and allowed things to happen in that game with Manchester City that they wouldn't ordinarily do.
Yeah, at the Etihad yesterday, I think they were happy enough to let the city do what they did.
And they have their Europa League medal from midweek.
So I think they were content enough.
It is, and Jarrett Bowen didn't make the England squad this week either, so he's had a doubly tough week as a footballer.
A few weeks ago, we did think that West Ham were going to stay up.
We did think that Tottenham Hotspur were going to go down, and in fairness to Spurs, they have dug it out at the end, but you can't compliment them too much, to be honest, because they should never have been in that place.
Christian Romero, their captain, was due to go to Argentina last week to watch his boyhood club, Belgrano, play in a title decider against River Plate.
Naturally, the reaction to that was not good.
He is injured, but the thoughts of your captain leaving the country to go back home to Argentina when your team is playing essentially a relegation playoff, it was met with a bit of a furious response.
But he was there yesterday.
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