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Up Front With... Andy Cole
In this episode we have the former Manchester United, Newcastle and Blackburn striker; as we go Up Front With…Andy Cole. Andy tells Sam Matterface all about his career defining goals, his favourite strike partner, why he didn't get on with Graeme Souness during his time at Blackburn and what made Sir Alex Ferguson a phenomenal manager. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Danny Kelly’s Record Book: "I'll have the McVardy & Red Bull"
Despite the lack of action on the field Danny Kelly and Tom Rennie discuss what's happening off the field during the global football lockdown.With the Premier League honing in on a return Danny and Tom discuss the off field activities of some of the leagues top players, including Jamie Vardy who was seen gorging in his local McDonalds after Leicester training. We discuss the idea of crowd noise in empty stadiums and Danny boasts of his new magazine subscription which has been keeping him sane over the last few months. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Transfers Everywhere ft Darren Anderton
As the transfer gossip goes into overdrive make sure you join Sam Matterface and Alex Crook for your weekly fill of football with The GameDay Podcast.This week Darren Anderton relives Euro 1996 and predicts great success at next summer's European Championships for England. The Stoke boss Michael O’Neill tells us about the 4-hour training sessions, also Aston Villa and Republic of Ireland international Conor Hourihane on hard graft and the influence of playing in League 1 and 2. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Up Front With...Ian Rush
This week Sam Matterface brings you a former Liverpool striker, who scored a huge club record of 346 goals in 660 appearances, join us as we go Up front With…Ian Rush. We hear what it was like playing under Kenny Dalglish, his move to Italy, how the former Leeds manager George Graham did everything he could do to try and force the striker out of the club and much more. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Danny Kelly's Record Book: AARHUS! (In the middle of Aur street)
Despite the lack of action on the field Danny Kelly and Tom Rennie discuss what's happening off the field during the global football lockdown.Danny and Tom review AGF Aarhus' attempt to use a live Zoom crowd and whether it is something that would work in the Premier League, there's the actual return of the Premier League and Danny reveals his mastermind topic and it's not what you'd expect! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

50 Days Of Football?!
Our lockdown lads, Sam Matterface and Alex Crook are here to bring you talkSPORT’s GameDay Podcast. This week we have Kyle Walker-Peters on getting back to training, questionable haircuts and the prospect of restarting play. Our German guru Derek Rae will be reviewing and previewing all the Bundesliga action. Sam and Stuart Pearce chat to Crystal Palace defender Scott Dann about that FA Cup Final he would sooner forget and Brighton's Brazilian defender Bernardo threatens to take Alex’s job as he shows us his commentary skills! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Up Front With...Glenn Murray
A man who has to date scored 111 goals in 271 games for Brighton, and went from working on a building site to becoming a Premier League striker, in this edition we go Up Front with… Glenn Murray. Sam Matterface goes under the skin of this top-flight goal scorer, we hear about growing up working in a factory, his apprenticeship in the USA, which then led to an unsuccessful trial at Sunderland under Mick McCarthy. Leaving Brighton to join their arch-rivals Crystal Palace and why scoring his 100th against Wolves didn't really mean a lot to him. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Danny Kelly's Record Book: A great Danish revolution
Despite the lack of action on the field Danny Kelly and Tom Rennie discuss what's happening off the field during the global football lockdown.With football across Europe easing it's way back into action we discuss the revolutionary method Danish football has come up with to make sure their teams aren't forced to play behind closed doors, Tom has some stern words for anyone who found Jaap Stams latest job unveiling funny and we discuss round two of the Bundesliga "ghost games". Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Jeepers Keepers!
The boys are back for another GameDay Podcast. We have the lovely Sam Matterface alongside a man who has more nicknames than David Connolly had clubs, it’s Alex ‘Crowbar’ Crook!Big name guests this week - Jeepers Keepers, we have England’s number one Karen Bardsley on the departure of Phil Neville. David Martin the West Ham keeper on growing up at Liverpool, Burnley’s full back Erik Pieters, star BT Commentator Ian Darke appears on a very different commentary confinement and Producer Lucy is on the hunt for Hennes the Goat. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Up Front With... Ellen White
On this edition of Up front With... We have Manchester City striker and England's top goal scorer during the 2019 World Cup, Ellen White!Our own Sam Matterface joins Ellen as they chat about her early days at Arsenal, representing Team GB at the Olympics, the experience of the 2019 World Cup, why the Round of 16 tie with Cameroon was the 'craziest' game of her career and how the former Spurs and Netherlands midfielder Edgar Davids is one of her childhood heroes. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Danny Kelly's Record Book: Stud McTominay
Despite the lack of action on the field Danny Kelly and Tom Rennie discuss what's happening off the field during the global football lockdown.The return of the Bundesliga dominates the agenda but Danny is not a fan of empty stadiums and wasn't impressed by what he saw over the weekend, Scott McTominay looks like he's ready to return after revealing his new 8-pac and forget the Bundesliga, there's live football in Taiwan that's been on for weeks which we are across as usual. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Bundesliga Preview - Football Is Back!
Kevin Hatchard hosts a talkSPORT special looking ahead to the return of the Bundesliga.Listen to live Bundesliga commentary on talkSPORT & talkSPORT 2 in association with Amazon Music from this weekend! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Bundesliga’s Back!
Sam Matterface is here along with Alex ‘Little One’ Crook, for another packed GameDay Podcast. On this week's podcast we will be previewing the upcoming matches as the Bundesliga returns, with a man who you’ll have heard on BT Sport, NBC, ESPN, the Bundesliga world feed and even FIFA 2020, it’s Mr Bundesligia himself Derek Rae. Tara Brady former co-owner of Southend United, talks all things EFL. Bournemouth’s Adam Smith on donating to his local hospital and thinking about life after football. Also former Manchester United great Mark Hughes on wanting to get back into management, our own Jim Proudfoot enters commentary confinement and we wonder how can we get Hennes the goat back into the stadium? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Up Front With... Sir Les Ferdinand
On this episode of Up Front With... Sam Matterface brings you the former Newcastle, QPR, Spurs and England striker Sir Les Ferdinand.We take a look at this striker's outstanding career with 215 goals, a winner of the Turkish Cup, Football League Cup, scorer of the 10,000th goal in the Premier League and member of the Premier League 100 club. Les opens up about giving the number nine shirt to Alan Shearer, why Newcastle lost the title and why David Beckham's red card against Argentina cost him at the 1998 World Cup. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Danny Kelly's Record Book: Sergeant Son's special service
Despite the lack of action on the field Danny Kelly and Tom Rennie discuss what's happening off the field during the global football lockdown.The pair discuss the resumption of football in South Korea, Tom explains his twitter exchange with Liverpool hero Jamie Carragher and as ever we have the latest from the Taiwanese top flight! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

HaHOHey!
Sam Matterface and Alex Crook bring you The GameDay Podcast!This week former Newcastle and Portsmouth forward Lomano LuaLua reflects on what life was like as a teammate of Alan Shearer, we have Wolves midfielder Leander Dendoncker on Belgium’s Euro chances and Mark Catlin shares his concerns about the survival of EFL clubs.Ian Danter is back to give us our final installment of Managerial Meltdowns, and we speak to the lovely Anna Dragicevic as we announce our Bundesliga team and get ready to shout HaHOHey! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Up Front With...Troy Deeney
Sam Matterface brings you another Up Front With... This week we hear from the Watford Captain Troy Deeney! We get under the skin of Watford's leading Premier League goal scorer and learn about the many sacrifices he and his family have had to make. From the early years, how he got his chance in professional football, the ups and downs of Watford FC, the impact Gianfranco Zola had on his game and why that goal against Leicester was not his defining moment. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Record Book: G'day Premier League!
Despite the lack of action on the field Danny Kelly and Tom Rennie discuss what's happening off the field during the global football lockdown.The pair discuss the possibility of the Premier League being finished in Australia after Perth was floated as a suitable location to complete the season, has Gareth Bale hinted that he's off to LA Galaxy? And there's the latest from the Taiwanese top flight! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Project Restart: 'It's The Hope That Kills You'
Sam Matterface and Alex Crook are back with this week's packed GameDay podcast. This episode is bursting at the seams as the boys hear from; Watford's Troy Deeney, Brighton's Glenn Murray, former Saints striker Rickie Lambert and the Brazilian legend Fernandinho!We also have all the latest Bundesliga news with experts in the form of our own Kevin Hatchard and the lovely Lars Pollmann, can they convince the boys to finally pick a team? And of course not forgetting the talented Ian Danter who brings you top impressions in this week's Managerial Meltdowns. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Up Front With...Dimitar Berbatov
We bring you another Up Front With... This week we have a man who's scored goals in Bulgaria, France, Germany as well as the Premier League with clubs Tottenham Hotspur, Manchester United and Fulham. Sam Matterface sits down with the great man himself to discuss Berbatov's childhood, career defining goals, the Manchester United dressing room, his first meeting with former Spurs boss Martin Jol and how it felt to be left out of a Champions league final. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Record Book: The end is nigh for VAR
Despite the lack of action on the field Danny Kelly and Tom Rennie discuss what's happening off the field during the global football lockdown.The pair discuss the risky plan set out by the Bundesliga for football o return by next week, they also explain how the Coronavirus could be used an excuse to remove VAR from the game entirely and there's the latest roundup from the two most lucrative football leagues in the world....Belarus and Taiwan. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

'Bundesliga Hipsters'
It's that time of the week again, which means Sam Matterface and Alex Crook are here to bring you the GameDay podcast.We have Newcastle United’s Argentine defender Federico Fernandez talking about following in the footsteps of legend Maradona, Billy Sharp on the dynamic of the Sheffield United dressing room and the Brighton goalie Mathew Ryan decides to catch up with Crook while he isolates in Australia...he must be bored!Sam and Alex join the 'Bundesliga Hipsters' by selecting German teams to follow, Ian Danter is here in the form of Kevin Keegan and Rafa Benitez in Managerial Meltdowns and Perry Groves enters commentary confinement. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Up Front With...Gary Lineker
GameDay brings you a new series! Along with your normal instalments of Sam Matterface and Danny Kelly talkSPORT brings you Up Front With...Hosted by Sam Matterface we bring you a podcast which takes a look into the art of goalscoring, speaking to some of the best strikers in the game. We've got some real legends lined up this series and it all kicks off in this episode with the one and only Gary Lineker!We hear about Lineker's career defining goals, the pressures of being a top flight striker, his biggest disappointment and much more. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Record Book: Drive in Football
Despite the lack of action on the field Danny Kelly and Tom Rennie discuss what's happening off the field during the global football lockdown.The pair discuss FC Midtjylland's innovative approach to the return of football, the latest from the Taiwanese top flight and the beauty of fake crowds and ambience. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Dundee, Michael Dawson and DIY Disasters
Our lockdown boys are back in the form of Sam Matterface and Alex Crook!Bringing you a packed podcast we hear from former Spurs and current Nottingham Forest centre back Michael Dawson, Portsmouth’s Christian Burgess, Lioness Ellen White and even get Netflix recommendations from Patrick van Aanholt.We can’t get enough of him Ian Danter is back bringing you some managerial meltdowns and this week on commentary confinement making his debut, it’s talkSPORT’s answer to Mary Berry, Nigel Adderley. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Record Book: Played In Taiwan
Despite the lack of action on the field Danny Kelly and Tom Rennie discuss what's happening off the field during the global football lockdown.Tom has the inside track on the opening weekend of the Taiwanese top flight, meanwhile Danny explains why the alternative Brazilian frontline of Neymar, Malcolm and Hulk have all been in the news this week for good and for bad, And both Danny and Tom reveal their guilty pleasure snack keeping them from going stir crazy. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Sunderland 'Till I Die: Stewart Donald EXCLUSIVE
It's that time again folks Sam Matterface and Alex Crook are back with another packed GameDay podcast!We have a very special interview with Sunderland owner Stewart Donald reflecting on the excellent Netflix series Sunderland 'Till I Die and the ongoing sale of the club. Shane Long invites us inside his home for the final instalment of his isolation diary, Dimitar Berbatov tells us he is to thank for the success of one Manchester United superstar and the lovely Adrian Durham, host of Drive on talkSPORT is this weeks commentary confinement. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Record Book Archives 2007/8: Dire Derby & Double delight for United
Danny Kelly is opening up the Premier League archives to deliver you the Record Book of Premier League seasons gone by. Each week Danny and his studio guests will be picking out the best performance, worst performance, heroes and villains from some of the most memorable seasons in Premier League history.Alongside Danny this week to reflect on the 2007/8 season is former Sunderland goalkeeper David Preece and comedian, broadcaster & Derby fan Mark Smith.Mark gives us his thorough breakdown of Derby's campaign which would go on to be the worst in Premier League history, he also explains why Manchester United's side was better than the treble winners of 1999. There's a love in for Fernando Torres footballing ability and dashing good looks, and David explains how tie fashion and technology has progressed since that season 13 years ago. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

At Home With Shane Long
The boys in Isolation Sam Matterface and Alex Crook are back for another GameDay podcast!This week Southampton's Shane Long takes us into his home to share what he's been getting up to with a special isolation diary, we also hear from Liverpool legend Ian Rush and self proclaimed High School Musical fan David Brooks.As well as all of this, we speak to the lovely Ian Danter who is busy recording his third solo album in this weeks commentary confinement! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Record Book Archives 2003/4: The Invincibles, an Oligarch and The FA
Danny Kelly is opening up the Premier League archives to deliver you the Record Book of Premier League seasons gone by. Each week Danny and his studio guests will be picking out the best performance, worst performance, heroes and villains from some of the most memorable seasons in Premier League history.Alongside Danny this week to reflect on the 2003/4 season is talkSPORT 2's Mark Webster and former Arsenal man Adrian Clarke.Adrian pinpoints the pivotal moment in Arsenal's invincible season and suggests they should have won more that year, Mark assesses the end of Leeds United in the Premier League and we open up the Pandora's Box of Rio Ferdinand's eight month ban from football for skipping a routine drugs test. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Don't Panic Buy...Andy Carroll
The Self-Isolators are back to bring you another GameDay Podcast! On this episode Sam Matterface and Alex Crook bring you up to date with all the latest from Olympics, PFA, UEFA.We will hear from Portsmouth's CEO Mark Catlin, Clive Allen on being diagnosed with Covid 19, Jermaine Beckford gets trapped in a car with a spider and Dom McGuiness tells us about his rabbit assault course. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Record Book Archives 2011/12: Suarez & Taarabt catch the bus
Danny Kelly is opening up the Premier League archives to deliver you the Record Book of Premier League seasons gone by. Each week Danny and his studio guests will be picking out the best performance, worst performance, heroes and villains from some of the most memorable seasons in Premier League history.Alongside Danny this week to reflect on the 2011/12 season in talkSPORT 2's Mark Webster and former QPR midfielder Shaun Derry, who was on the pitch for THAT Aguero goal in 2012.Shaun gives us his experiences of that day including a full breakdown of Joey Barton's red card, we also find out why Adel Taraabt couldn't hack it in the Premier League. We discuss the arrival of Andre Villas Boas to Chelsea from Porto and we figure out where it all went wrong for the Venky's and Steve Kean at Blackburn. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

What Now?! ft Joey Barton
talkSPORT's GameDay brings you a very different podcast this week. Both in isolation the boys, Sam Matterface and Alex Crook take you through all the latest. We are also lucky to be joined by the lovely Joey Barton to speak about how the current situation is effecting his club and how he's found the transition from player to manager. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Record Book: Less Mrs Brown's Boys, more Euro 96'
Danny Kelly is compiling the definitive football record of each Premier League weekend, picking out the best performance, worst performance, heroes and villains from each weekend of the Premier League....while giving special records across the campaign.This week Danny is joined in studio by talkSPORT's Tom Rennie and former Arsenal midfielder Adrian Clarke to discuss the impact of the Coronavirus pandemic on the World of footballMatch of the Day was cancelled but to make matters worse football fans were made to suffer by watching Mrs Brown's Boys in it's allocated slot. We discuss whether Karen Brady is being greedy or sensible, and there's a tribute to the great board game Risk, which could fill the football shaped hole in your life over the next few weeks. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Your Verdict: The Show Must Go On
Well, we may not have had much football but that doesn't mean talkSPORT turns off, there was some great stuff on Saturdays shows.Tony Cascarino & Jordan Jarret Bryant spoke to journalist Tony Evans who is not hopeful that football will return any time soon, Laura Woods & Stuart Pearce talk where football goes from here as well as what makes a great first date! Sam Matterface & Perry Groves found out what happened when football last stopped & Lynsey Hipgrave & Darren Bent debate who is in the Premier League team of the year so far. There are also exclusive interviews with Cesar Azpilicueta & Kasper Schmeichel. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Premier League Preview: Biscuits and Bruno Fernandes
Join Sam Matterface in his basement for a brew, a biscuit and all the Premier League chat!Joining Sam for a cuppa and making their debuts on the podcast we have talkSPORT's very own Dom McGuinness and the former Leicester and England striker Emile Heskey. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Appendix: Mind your own business Mr Moyes
Just in case you couldn't get enough of Danny Kelly's Record book we decided to give you Gameday: The Appendix, everything from the Premier League Weekend you have definitely missed is covered by Danny and his studio guests.This week Danny is joined in the studio by the two Marks, Smtih and Webster, the sift through the footballing stories that have slipped under the radar during the last week in football.We discuss the best and worst of Ronaldinho after an eventful week for the former Brazil star. Has David Moyes found a way to improve the EFL Cup? And is Demba Ba the funniest footballer on Twitter..tune in and find out! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Record Book: Jose Mourinho the corpse bride
Danny Kelly is compiling the definitive football record of each Premier League weekend, picking out the best performance, worst performance, heroes and villains from each weekend of the Premier League....while giving special records across the campaign.This week Danny is joined in studio by talkSPORT's Mark Webster and broadcaster Mark Smith to review a busy week of Premier League and FA Cup footballIt was a difficult week for Spurs on and off the pitch and it wasn't helped by manager Jose Mourinho taking aim publicly at some of his players, Danny is fed up with the Portuguese already and says chairman Daniel Levy has sold his soul to him for the next two and half years. Manchester United got the bragging rights in the derby making it 3/4 wins over their rivals this season, we ask what's gone wrong at City in the Premier League this season. And find out Roy Hodgson may be forced to not manage Crystal Palace despite signing a new deal at Selhurst Park. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Your Verdict: My Sister Has More Pace Than Ndombele
The show features the very best of the reaction on Your Verdict with Laura Woods & Darren Bent & the Full-Time Phone In with Russ Williams & Ray Houghton. We have angry Spurs fans, Blades giving lots of love to Sheffield United & an Arsenal fan in love with Mikel Arteta. We also have exclusive interviews with Jose Mourinho, Jurgen Klopp & Mikel Arteta. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Premier League Preview: Is He All That?!
Sam Matterface is here to bring you your weekly premier league preview!Alongside Sam we have talkSPORT’s South Coast Correspondent Alex Crook, former Man United and England right back Paul Parker and for all things Dream Team it’s the lovely Andrew Butler.We’ll be looking forward to the Manchester derby, deciding who’s to blame for the trouble at Spurs, discussing if Jordan Pickford is all that and be hearing from Ryan Fraser ahead of Liverpool v Bournemouth! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Appendix: Dejan Lovren's World class fantasy
Just in case you couldn't get enough of Danny Kelly's Record book we decided to give you Gameday: The Appendix, everything from the Premier League Weekend you have definitely missed is covered by Danny and his studio guests.This week Danny is joined by talkSPORT 2's Mark Webster and comedian Chloe Petts to dissect some of the football stories that may have slipped under the radar. We analyse what exactly makes self confessed 'World Class' defender Dejan Lovren so useless, we discuss one definite world class moment from Danny's favourite league, the League of Ireland, and there's equal amounts of love and hate for David Beckham as he embarks on his MLS adventure. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Record Book: Norwich....so bad, they're good
Danny Kelly is compiling the definitive football record of each Premier League weekend, picking out the best performance, worst performance, heroes and villains from each weekend of the Premier League....while giving special records across the campaign.This week Danny is joined in studio by talkSPORT's Mark Webster and comedian Chloe Petts to run the rule over a busy and incident filled week in football.In the week of the underdog win we find it hard to pick our performance of the week, we try to pick out who the ultimate villain is in German after sour events in the Bundesliga and Danny finds time to put the boot in on Arsenal and Mikel Arteta despite them having the weekend off. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Your Verdict: Jordan Henderson is one of the most underrated players
The show features the very best of the reaction on The Verdict with Laura Woods & Darren Bent & the Full-Time Phone In with Adrian Durham & David Connolly. We had happy Watford fans, relieved West Ham fans and a Brighton fan who is fearful of the drop. We also have exclusive interviews with Jurgen Klopp, Frank Lampard & Graham Potter. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Premier League Preview: Pray For Watford
It’s that time again folks for Sam Matterface to bring you a Premier League Preview.On this episode we have talkSPORT’s south coast correspondent Alex Crook and he’s made the squad again this week, it’s our technical wizard David Connolly! For all things Dream Team we have you covered with the lovely Sean Cook, what more could you want?Suit and tie at the ready its Carabao Cup weekend! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Appendix: Cakes, stitches and Gary Lineker
Just in case you couldn't get enough of Danny Kelly's Record book we decided to give you Gameday: The Appendix, everything from the Premier League Weekend you have definitely missed is covered by Danny and his studio guests.This week Danny is joined by talkSPORT's West Ham supporting double act of Tom Rennie and Mark Webster to sift through the crumbs of the footballing weekend. After a busy Record Book show the football chat takes a back seat and we are instead treated to a collection of chat surrounding Tom's chocolate cake, Danny's dental stitches and Mark's Twitter exchange with none other than Gary Lineker! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Record Book: The Lost World: Stockley Park
Danny Kelly is compiling the definitive football record of each Premier League weekend, picking out the best performance, worst performance, heroes and villains from each weekend of the Premier League....while giving special records across the campaign.This week Danny is joined in studio by talkSPORT's very own West Ham double act of Tom Rennie and Mark Webster to pick the bones out of the footballing weekend.The trio attempt to unravel the newfound levels of mystery surrounding Stockley Park after yet another Premier League weekend was dominated by VAR, there's discussion about the relationship between La Liga and their golden goose Barcelona and we pay tribute to Dean Smith after his Aston Villa side sink further towards the bottom of the table. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Your Verdict: Mourinho Has To Change His Ways
The show features the very best of the reaction on The Verdict with Laura Woods & Darren Bent & the Full-Time Phone In with Adrian Durham & Matt Holland. We have a Spurs fan who left after 65 minutes, A Villa fan who isn't excited for the cup final & of course loads of moaning about VAR. We also have exclusive interviews with Jose Mourinho, Pep Guardiola & Dean Smith. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Premier League Preview: The 'Emptyhad' not Etihad!
Sam Matterface Is here to bring you another Premier League Preview! On today's show it's the technically challenged former Ireland striker David Connolly, helping him set up his twitter it's die hard arsenal fan Nicole Holliday, and of course Andrew Butler is here as always giving us top Dream Team tips. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Appendix: More Winter breaks, less football please
Just in case you couldn't get enough of Danny Kelly's Record book we decided to give you Gameday: The Appendix, everything from the Premier League Weekend you have definitely missed is covered by Danny and his studio guests.This week Danny is joined by comedian Chloe Petts as well as talkSPORT's very own Tom Rennie to look beyond the headlines of the footballing week and give the stories that sit just underneath the surface. We explain how Zinedine Zidane escaped punishment for crashing his club Audi, why men are fighting horses in Scotland and why the Irish football league is the both the richest and the poorest league at the same time. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Record Book: Does Danny even Drinkwater?
Danny Kelly is compiling the definitive football record of each Premier League weekend, picking out the best performance, worst performance, heroes and villains from each weekend of the Premier League....while giving special records across the campaign.This week Danny defies the winds of Storm Dennis and returns to the talkSPORT bunker alongside comedian Chloe Petts and talkSPORT's Tom Rennie to pick the bones out of the weekends footballThree years ago Danny Drinkwater and Eric Dier were among the pinnacle of English midfielders, but on Sunday both men looked as useful as traffic cones in the middle of the park, we discuss what's happened to both men and who will fill the void in England's defensive midfield. Elsewhere Manchester City have been very Txiki with their finances and will be out of the Champions League for the next two seasons, or will they? And Toby Alderweireld joined an elite Premier League club at the weekend, find out which great players are in the same company as him following his performance at Villa Park. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.