Cream of Manchester

00:18:28

Spurs | Realistic Relegation?

Cream of Manchester ·

2026/10/09

Two of the unhappiest sets of fans in the league engage in an uneasy quiz about each other's recent mediocrity. Sure to be a fun watch for anyone who isn't affiliated with either of these two clubs...TakeawaysEngaging football triviaHumorous banter among fansChapters00:00 Introduction and Quiz Setup04:56 Exploring Football Trivia10:03 Historical Matches and Player Transfers15:00 Final Questions and Wrap-Up

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00:09:04

Appeal Day

Cream of Manchester ·

2026/10/02

Just what will City's punishment be, and how will that affect other clubs? Football Law expert Dr Geoff Pearson - Professor of Law at the University of Manchester - discusses whether Manchester United take separate legal action if the appeal fails. Plus who can estimate which corrupted millions should have gone elsewhere? And does anyone want those tainted titles? A technical glitch caused us to lose a bit of this episode, so it might be that a longer one appears in a couple of days. #mufc

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00:01:22

A Short & Serious Announcement

Cream of Manchester ·

2026/09/25

No description for this very short episode. #mufc

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00:09:16

Banished from the big spenders? Inside United's...

Cream of Manchester ·

2026/09/18

Manchester United’s financial strategy is undergoing a massive shift under INEOS. In this episode, we break down the upcoming FY26 financial preview with football finance expert Jamie Bajwa from SP Goals.Get past the headlines and ask what "prudent" financial management actually looks like for Man United, how Premier League Profitability and Sustainability Rules (PSR) impact future transfer windows, and where the club stands on wage restructuring and revenue growth.Timestamps:00:00 - Intro & The

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00:26:52

Manchester City (h)- Are There Any Amiable City Fans?

Cream of Manchester ·

2026/09/10

Amos from @TheCityRamble joins us to preview the Manchester derby, and whether any City fans are still bitter about United's illustrious history.Chapters00:00 The Impact of Recent Football Matches02:36 Assessment of Maresca's Performance03:44 The Challenges of Managing Manchester City07:58 Player Transfers and Team Dynamics09:22 Fan Experiences and Perspectives17:08 Season Tickets and Fan Engagement24:32 The Influence of Social Media and Content Creation

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00:24:51

Everton | Dead Dog Dock

Cream of Manchester ·

2026/09/03

The conversation covers the topics of football transfer season, fan reactions, stadium experiences, club management, and player representation. It also delves into the challenges faced by both Manchester United and Everton, as well as the impact of various managers on the clubs.TakeawaysFan reactions during the transfer seasonChallenges faced by Manchester United and EvertonThe impact of various managers on the clubsChapters00:00 Football Transfer Season02:59 Fan Reactions and Stadium

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00:33:22

Ipswich (h)- Another Hull Nightmare?

Cream of Manchester ·

2026/08/27

The conversation delves into the fan culture and support for football clubs, highlighting the rural support for Ipswich and the significance of the old farm derby. It also explores the history of the Tractor Boys moniker and the intensity of the derby matches. The conversation provides insights into the livestock pens at the ground and the unique aspects of fan engagement and rivalries in football.Key TopicsHistory of Ipswich Town and its originsLegendary players like Arnold Muren and George

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00:21:02

To Hull And Back in the Barclays

Cream of Manchester ·

2026/08/20

In this episode, we explore Hull City's recent transfer strategies, their Premier League prospects, and the unique culture surrounding the club, including fan traditions and stadium history. Our guest, Ant Northgraves, shares insights into the club's approach to new signings, injury challenges, and expectations for the upcoming season. keywordsHull City, Premier League, football transfers, fan culture, stadium history, Ant Northgraves key topicsHull City's transfer strategy and recent signingsThe

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00:18:17

The Convene Is Dead | Why Luca Quit & What Next?

Cream of Manchester ·

2026/08/13

Luca Black on quitting Manchester United fan representation and what comes nextLuca Black explains why he stepped down from Manchester United’s fan representation bodies, and what he believes has changed under the current regime. Pete Molyneux joins to weigh in on the club’s handling of supporter engagement, the value of constructive protest, and whether United can genuinely challenge for the title this season.Key topicsWe discuss Luca Black’s path into fan representation, starting with the Fans

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00:19:53

Womanchester United | Sorry, it's late, I'm battered

Cream of Manchester ·

2026/08/07

United Women: Marc Skinner, Eva Olid, and what comes nextWould you like some AI-derived content because it’s Friday night and I drove for nearly eight hours today? Well you’re in for a treat, American spellings and all (I’ll try to change it from Mark to Marc Skinner though)… This episode looks at the state of Manchester United Women at the start of a new season, with Andy Slater from Barmy Article joining to assess the Marc Skinner era, the appointment of Eva Olid, and what supporters want from the

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00:23:13

Guilty until innocent - ST latest, UEFA Breakaway and...

Cream of Manchester ·

2026/07/30

# Navigating Fan Discontent: Manchester United's Ticketing DramaWould you like to know what RIverside's AI made of our chat here? Right then, here goes:> A closer look at the heated discussions around ticketing practices.In this issue, we dive into the heated discussions surrounding Manchester United's ticketing practices and the concerns raised by fans during a critical meeting with club officials.## The Meeting's AtmosphereCarly shares insights from a recent meeting with club officials,

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00:20:21

Dirty, dodgy football

Cream of Manchester ·

2026/07/24

content typeInterview primary goalDiscussion summaryIn this episode, Pete Molyneux and Vance discuss the recent controversies surrounding Manchester United's ticketing policies, fan suspensions, and the broader implications of financial practices in football. They explore the impact on supporters, transparency issues, and the ethical considerations in modern football management. keywordsManchester United, football tickets, fan suspensions, financial practices, transparency, Premier League, season

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00:16:03

Argentina! Pre-season! Transfers!

Cream of Manchester ·

2026/07/17

Manchester's football shenanigans and travel tales — The Cream of Manchester PodcastEver wondered what happens when four football fanatics, some drunkenly in Perth, others reminiscing about Falklands, dive into a grab bag of World Cup debates, club rumours, and wild travel stories? No? That’s because everything so far has been AI-generated and a human has jumped in to correct the American spelling and go off piste a bit like when you get bored by a mission in GTA. Back to AI: Buckle up, this episode

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00:31:11

New Stadium Location Revealed | Fan Groups React

Cream of Manchester ·

2026/07/09

Show Notes - A local take with American spellings because we're in a rush and AI did it. What a metaphor...In this episode, we discuss the newly announced Manchester United stadium location, what it signals about the club’s long-term plans, and what supporters should prioritize as consultation begins.Key topicsThe significance of the stadium location announcementWhy the new build now seems firmly setTransport, parking, and traffic concernsThe opportunity to design for atmosphere and fan

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00:21:45

Ground | Cash | Ugarte | Mata

Cream of Manchester ·

2026/07/02

<|OPENING|> What’s the latest on the new Manchester United stadium? How much compo will Michael Carrick and Co get for Manuel Ugarte’s injury? What’s happening on transfers? Will it be more like the Tottenham experience for Red of the future, or will it be as disastrous as West Ham’s stadium? Also what’s Juan Mata up to? Football finance expert Jamie Bajwa joins Old Trafford residents Andy and Carly for a lot of ruddy fun actually.<|MAIN CONTENT|>Manchester United's shiny new stadium

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00:52:08

An Alternative European Tour

Cream of Manchester ·

2026/06/25

HowWith United without European football for the first time since 2014, Matt Forde tells us all about his alternative European tour. From Hungarian ultras to Casablanca United fans and a surprise encounter with Avram Glazer, this is a story you don't want to miss.TakeawaysDiverse football experiences in Africa and EuropeChallenges and perceptions of English football fans abroadChapters00:00 European Football Culture and Rivalries27:20 African Football Adventures34:41 European Football

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00:31:40

A Moan About Signings

Cream of Manchester ·

2026/06/18

Since we're all feeling good about United- here's a bit of a moan about signings to get back to the usual tone of this podcast.TakeawaysPlayer signings have a significant impact on a team's performanceThe financial aspect of modern football has changed the dynamics of player recruitmentChapters00:00 The Impact of Player Signings22:52 The Importance of Mental Strength in Players

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00:52:08

No European Football... no problem

Cream of Manchester ·

2026/06/11

Matt Ford shares his experiences of attending football matches across Europe and Africa, from local derbies to international tournaments. He discusses the unique fan culture, political affiliations of clubs, and the challenges of attending games in different countries. The conversation covers a range of football-related experiences, including stadium visits, fan culture, and international tournaments. It also delves into encounters with ultras, political influences on football, and the desire to

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00:17:41

A Song for Europe(an Football Again)

Cream of Manchester ·

2026/06/04

We got Mel, Stu and Jeff together to chat chants. The recording included the tale of how Jeff came up with Viva Ronaldo, among others. Unfortunately his phone went on strike during the episode, closed his camera down and made him inaudible, so it’s shorter than normal and that bit will have to wait for another day. We’ll make up for it by doing longer next time with Matt Ford and his incredible NQuEL trip.Chapters00:00 The Art of Terrace Anthems06:20 The Role of Social Media in Song Adoption16:08

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00:21:48

Season Best Bits '25/26

Cream of Manchester ·

2026/05/28

Now that it's finally over, here's a little summary of our season best bits, from history lessons to serious fan culture conversations, to conversations with bitter rivals...TakeawaysFootball rivalry is deeply rooted in history and societal factors.Societal changes have had a significant impact on football culture and fan behavior.The Cantona incident and its aftermath had a lasting impact on fans and the football community.

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