The bond exists forever’: John Giles misses Premier League punditry to be with old Leeds pals

John Giles was excused Premier League punditry duty tonight to be granted the freedom of the city of Leeds.

The bond exists forever’: John Giles misses Premier League punditry to be with old Leeds pals
Wed, 04 Dec, 2019 - 23:26
Larry Ryan

John Giles was excused Premier League punditry duty tonight to be granted the freedom of the city of Leeds.

Alongside Liam Brady and Eamon Dunphy, Giles is part of the iconic RTÉ football panel reunited on Premier Sports this week for the station’s exclusive coverage of the midweek programme.

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