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Steve Bracknall - the self-proclaimed saviour of grassroots football - takes a weekly deep dive into the murky world of the modern game whilst desperately trying to hold his ramshackle Sunday league team together.

According to Steve Bracknall, the introduction of VAR, billion-pound TV deals and inverted wing backs are all a product of a game that doesn鈥檛 represent the average football fan anymore. Seen through the eyes of the Sunday league assistant manager, 鈥楪ame鈥檚 Gone: The Steve Bracknall Podcast鈥�, attempts to make sense of the beautiful game and recapture the hearts and minds of the people it claims to represent.

Sharp, witty, and unapologetically honest, Bracknall鈥檚 weekly rants are for anyone who longs for the days when football made sense. Set against the backdrop of a muddied changing room, and alongside first team manager Paul Sampson and club 鈥減hysio鈥� Bob the bucket, Bracknall relates the problems experienced by the likes of Pep Guardiola to that of his own in the Sheffield Sunday Imperial league. All the while the trio try to navigate the multitude of 麻豆社 editorial guidelines in an effort not to get 鈥渃ancelled鈥�. Game鈥檚 Gone has all the drama of the Premier League but on a bargain basement budget. It has ego, rivalry, corruption, and financial mismanagement - but instead of being played out in front of an 80,000-seater stadium, it unfolds in a mud-covered Sunday league changing rooms via a weekly 麻豆社 podcast.