| Pack your passport today on the Tuesday edition of World Football Daily. First, we head to Madrid to meet up with our friend from FourFourTwo, Tim Stannard, who joins us to lament to sad situation that Atletico Madrid find themselves in, chasing a nearly invincible opponent ahead in the league in Barcelona. We also look at the crumbling state of affairs at Real Madrid with the stank performances on the field stemming from the rot in relationships between Manager Jose Mourinho and his players. Next, we head to the Middle East to expand the travels of World Football Daily and bring a new guest to the program in Middle Eastern Football Writer James M. Dorsey to your ears. We start in Egypt where we try to understand where this fan violence can erupt into all out riots, ultimately seeing the decay of a powerful football nation and league. We also look the history behind Israel and their final landing spot in UEFA. Today's ultimate lesson learn would be that all Middle Eastern football is directly tied to politics. You can write in your thoughts about any segments by contact show@worldfootballdaily.com. Living up to our name here on WFD this Tuesday. |
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