Diego Maradona: Football’s Flawed Saint

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On episode 229, Dan brings on Roy Nemer to remember the life and discuss the legacy of Diego Maradona. They talk about what made him a legend, good and bad. They finish up with the Jekyll and Hyde of the current team and much more!Running Order:What does Diego Maradona mean to Ar ...  Show more

Maradona is one of the forerunners in the discussion for greatest player of all time, and it’s easy to see why. His speed and brilliance on the field were legendary, as was his confidence and showmanship. It was his excess on the field that made his play so attractive, and it was ...  Show more

In 1987, Argentine soccer star Diego Maradona was on top of the world. He’d just handed his nation a World Cup, and his club side Napoli its first league title in over 60 years. But Maradona’s hard-partying lifestyle and underworld friends would soon take their toll - and before ...  Show more

The wild final chapter of Diego Maradona’s life - doping scandals, fistfights, shootouts with reporters, and a World Cup meltdown. Football’s greatest genius went out exactly as he lived: chaotic, controversial, and unforgettable. If you’d like more Sports Bizarre, become a membe ...  Show more