EPL week 2: “He came in like a wrecking ball”

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Sam Huston and Sam Graham open this week's Premier League coverage with West Ham United at the top of the table, then dig into the surprising sides at 2-0. Graham laments the loss to Chelsea Football Club and admits Arsenal is just a mid-table club. Big Sam is happy with Everton Football Club's draw at Leeds United and producer Mel is tickled with Ings's strike for Aston Villa FC’s win over Newcastle United.

The “Gin-Binge” rolls on as the crew enjoys Wigle’s barrel rested Ginever with Q tonic and a dash of lavender bitter’s. Finally the gang announced their new T-Shirt store the DU Drip Shack!

West Ham 4 - Leicester 1

Brighton 2 - Watford 0

Tottenham 1 - Wolverhampton 0

Chelsea 2 - Arsenal 0

Aston Villa 2 - Newcastle 0

Everton 2 - Leeds 2

Man City 5 - Norwich 0

Man U 1 - Southampton 1

Brentford 0 - Crystal Palace 0

Liverpool 2 - Burnley 0

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THE HOSTS

sam Huston was a goalkeeper for 25 years, so he’s been hit in the head a lot. Professionally he is an expert in the liquor business, but for fun he yells at men from the sidelines and calls it coaching. Huston has been an Everton fan for about ten years, so he shaves his head to look like Tim Howard. He is very much aware that he has a great voice, and he once played the Big Bopper in the musical Buddy Holly. Huston’s style is influenced by the DC area talk radio of the 90’s and early 2000’s. oh, and he was once a parade.

sam Graham has been playing soccer for 30 years and counting, but he’s been running his mouth for over 33 years. Professionally he is in the wine and spirits industry, but for fun, he lets Coach Huston yell at him once a week while he’s on the pitch. He might be getting “too old for this shit” but he still can’t resist the excitement of the game, and the thrill of a red card. Graham is an Arsenal supporter since ’02 and has the tattoos to prove it. He really knows his football, and has been preparing for this podcast through years of shit talking at pubs.