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languagecaster.com Learn English through Soccer/Football Podcast

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Summary

A really cool idea that is very well done and ideal for intermediate to advanced learners of the English language.

The podcasts are interesting (especially to football/soccer fans) and they come with worksheets, transcripts, vocabulary lists and more. There is truly a lot of useful quality content in these podcasts and associated learning materials.

From Website

The idea behind Languagecaster is elegant in its simplicity. By listening, reading and writing about something you enjoy - football - you can improve your English language skills. Follow the Premier League in England, and the big news stories from football around the world and learn English.

Both of us love football, although only one of us knows what they are talking about, which was proved after we started a World Cup podcast for Germany 2006.

Who are we?

Damian Fitzpatrick

I was born in London but grew up in Ireland and I am a Tottenham and Ireland fan. I have been playing, watching and talking about football since I was 5 years old so it kind of makes sense to do something like this. When I am not thinking about football I am teaching English at Obirin University in Tokyo, Japan and attempting to finish a doctorate in education.

Damon Brewster

I was born and brought up near Chester in the north west of England. I have always loved playing and talking about sport, especially football and rugby. Growing up in the north west in the late 70s and 80s I always wanted to be Liverpool’s Kevin Keegan when we played football in the park.
I moved to Japan in 1993 and still live here with my wife and daughter teaching English.

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Last season Damian cruised to a comfortable win and took the predictions crown from Damon. How about this season? This is the first week with most of the games concentrating on the new Premier League season.08/09 Podcast 1   DB DF RES Sunderland vs Liverpool 1-2 (1) 0-0 0-1 Arsenal v WBA 3-1 (1) 2-0 (1) 1-0 M'boro v Tottenham 0-2 1-3 2-1 Chelsea v Portsmouth 1-0 (1) 2-0 (1) 4-0 Man U v Newcastle 2-1 2-0 1-1 Bayern M [...]

Here are some words and phrases you can hear on languagecaster’s Full Podcast’s Good, Bad and Ugly section - a review of the footballing news. For more English practice check out our worksheets, football glossary and English for football phrases as well as the Learners’ Podcast.To be in full swing - to be up and [...]

Welcome back! On this week’s show we take a look at the start of the Premier League season as well as having a new English for Football phrase.For learners of English check out our Football Language Resources with:Worksheets and transcriptsVocabulary lists** NEW ** Football language glossary Click here for the transcript

Languagecaster is back after the summer break with a look at the upcoming Premier League. Will it be the same old story with Chelsea and Manchester United battling it out at the top or will a dark horse sneak up on the rails. We ask fans what they think about their team’s chances.We also:Review the [...]

While the leagues in Europe are just starting up there is still plenty of footballing news. This week transfers, Olympic football and Joey Barton all feature.The good The Olympics are in full swing and so is Olympic football. Not so important in Europe but taken very seriously by South America. So far it’s been good [...]

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