It Was What It Was
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The football history podcast. Hosted by renowned football journalists @jonawils and @draper_rob. Brought to you by @WeAreTheOverlap
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Today on It Was What It Was, the football history podcast, the decline and fall of Diego Maradona, from Italia 90 via failed drugs tests to retirement.
The downfall of Diego Armando Maradona Part 1 Today’s It Was What It Was Jonathan Wilson starts a two-part series on the extraordinary circumstances that culminate in Maradona testing positive at the 1994 World Cup A truly compelling story, tho not sure how to introduce this clip 😳🇦🇷
"They need pickles the dog to track that down!" 🕵️ 🐶 Only Diego Maradona could come up with a plan like this! 🇦🇷 Catch it all on the new episode of It Was What It Was! 🎙️
The downfall of Diego Armando Maradona Part 2 of Jonathan Wilson mini series on the extraordinary run up to the 1994 World Cup and the Messiah role cast for Maradona in an Argentina national team crisis It Was What It Was
"Watching Maradona was one of the great pleasures of football!" 👑 A legend like no other. Part two of It Was What It Was on Diego Maradona is out now. 🎧
‘A gunman pumped two bullets into head of the ambassador of the United Arab Emirates’ Man City takeover story is about so much more than football It’s rooted in amazing Abu Dhabi history + childhood tragedy of chairman Khaldoon Al Mubarak Today’s It Was What It Was with Jonathan Wilson
"It was a huge shock!" 😮 On It Was What It Was, we revisit the moment that kickstarted Man City’s era of dominance. 💰
Man City: from laughing stock to best-run, best-performing club in the world Part 2 on the Abu Dhabi takeover, the tangled amazing history of the Emirate, its fight to survive + how it impacts on City’s FFP fights With Jonathan Wilson It Was What It Was
It's a landmark 100th episode of It Was What It Was, marking 100 years since Herbert Chapman began his legendary tenure at Huddersfield! 🤩 The start of an era that saw the club win three consecutive First Division titles.