Bryn Law: 'Anton Stach, YES!' | The West Stand
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Today's guest is Bryn Law. How are you, Bryn? All right. I'm not too bad. I'm a little tired, but
um other than that, yeah, I'm good. Went now partying, didn't you? I was partying last night. Um and not just because Leeds would can well take us back to that then. Eighty eighth minute, City Ground, what was it like for you? What did it sound like from where you were sat in the stadium?
Um, it sounded good because it was quiet round us and it was noisy away to our right hand side. My commentary was a bit unusual for it as well, 'cause I actually said yes when he scored the goal. I don't think I've ever done that in a c in a commentary before. Discovering new words? Well, no, I I know the word yes. I've come across it, but I've never used it as a as a word to exclaim at the moment of a ball hitting the back of the net. It's a little bit concerning 'cause it sounds a bit like a fan might say, if you if you get my drift here and I'm I'm meant to be Bit more in control than that. Anyway, so yes, it was. And uh yes, it was. It was a great free kick. Perfectly time-proof. Anton Stach. Puts a group ball in!
Yes! Anton Stack finds the back of the net! Inside the dive of cells and huge celebrations behind the goal. Stack goes to join them and Legionited are in front of the city ground.
Because at that point I mean, I say, you know, what could possibly go wrong, but Leeds still managed to concede a flipping free kick right on the edge of the penalty area, even in the in the three meagre three minutes of added time that that were played. So there was still you were still put through the ringer to an extent.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00β6:19
2
What was the openingβday victory and how did Bryn react to Anton Stachβs goal?
6:19β13:22
3
Why did Bryn say βYES!β after the freeβkick and what made that reaction unusual?
13:22β24:28
4
How did the commentators break down the freeβkick technique and the βinverse postageβstampβ?
24:28β31:12
5
What insights did Bryn share from his postβmatch interview with Daniel Farke and Anton Stach?
31:12β40:24
6
How does the teamβs early win shape the seasonβs ambition and points target?
40:24β43:08
Speakers
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