Jimmy Mulville is a colossus of UK comedy (founder of Hat-Trick Productions - Have I Got News For You, Father Ted, Derry Girls, Outnumbered, Episodes, Whose Line is it Anyway?), and lifelong Toffee who was introduced to Everton at a very early age by his dad. And check out his podcast with Peter Finchamue., Jimmy shares Everton memories along with his favourite former player, current player, player they’d have loved to have seen at Everton, and their favourite Evertonian or thing about

This week on Whistleblowers, Gordon Smart, Mark Clattenburg, and Andy Dillon dissect what’s gone wrong at the London Stadium: from Nuno Espírito Santo’s baffling tactics to toxic ownership and the club’s post-European hangover.Clattenburg gives a masterclass on how referees really judge penalties, breaking down that controversial Liverpool vs Brentford moment - while Andy confesses he’s actually prayed West Ham wouldn’t score to hit his newspaper deadlineWhistleblowers | Football From The Inside

Joshua Zirkzee continues to be linked with a January loan, while on this day in history, the greatest full-back in Premier League history is born and there are canine adventures. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Lyle Foster grabbed a stoppage time winner after Wolves had fought back from two Zian Flemming goals as the Clarets make it back-to-back wins and move out of the bottom three with a thrilling 3-2 win at Wolves.Instant analysis and comment from Woody, Justin and Bodes.

Thanks for listening to the Long Ball Futebol Podcast!Become a Long Ball Futebol Sócio for just £1 a month → https://www.patreon.com/LongBallFutebolThis week we discuss the return of Primeira Liga football after an extended break. There's important wins for the big three, a big win for Braga who look to get their league season back on track, as well as good results for Famalicao and Gil Vicente, whilst Vitória, Arouca, Tondela, and Casa Pia all struggle in tough times.You can get in contact with the

On this week's podcast, Gian reflects on the two big managerial casualties of the week, national team coach Masatada Ishii and Muang Thong Utd boss, Rangsan Viwatchaichok; Lion City Sailors fan Ernest tells us all about his recent trip to BG Stadium to watch his team play Bangkok Utd in the ACL2; Riza reports from another impressive Ratchaburi performance, this time a 5-1 home win against Eastern, also in the ACL2; Central Coast Mariners supporter Aron joins Dale to give us the lowdown on Buriram

With the UWS lads after a third consecutive win.

Liverpool lose to Crystal Palace in the EFL Cup as Arne Slot is under even more pressure. (9:23) Eden Hazard being inducted into the Hall of Fame. (1:17:03) Messi talking of players choosing individual records over trophies

Nick is joined by Jéssica Frota (@Je_Frota) to look back at all things Chelsea’s in October. With inconsistent form & performances still an issue we start by asking the question how good actually are Chelsea? We discuss the good & bad of Maresca. We bemoan the continuous issue of ill discipline & how poor Chelsea have been at dealing with teams going direct, long throws & set pieces in general. After that we assess the good performances of Estêvão, Josh Acheampong & Jamie Gittens as well as a

This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit sempremilan.substack.comLorenzo and Stefano discuss Max Allegri’s second tenure at AC Milan so far. Above all, they focus on his professionalism, how he has dealt with the press, and the evident psychological difference for the players.

Kylian Mbappé BioSnap a weekly updated Biography.Kylian Mbappé has just made headlines across Europe after receiving the 2025 European Golden Boot for scoring 31 goals in La Liga during his debut season with Real Madrid, marking a career milestone as well as becoming the first Frenchman since Thierry Henry to take home the prized trophy. The ceremony, held Friday at the Santiago Bernabéu and attended by the entire Real Madrid squad, coach Xabi Alonso, club president Florentino Pérez, and major

Bayern Munich traveled to Cologne for a midweek DFB-Pokal tilt with FC Köln.Heading into the match, the Bavarians were riding high, but the squad knew that FC Köln would not be an easy out in front of its home crowd. Ultimately, Bayern Munich pulled out a 4-1 victory doing exactly what they have done to every other opponent it has had of late — wear them down and pounce.Let’s get into all of the details on this edition of the Bavarian Podcast Works — Postgame Show. This is what we have on tap:A look

Reaction to Wednesday night's Scottish Premiership matches which saw wins for Celtic, Rangers, Aberdeen and Motherwell, while league leaders Hearts drew with St Mirren.

United beat Brighton.. these players have always been better then what we saw.. media still trying to ignore it.. Liverpool & City both lose.. two managers that love to hear their own voice all of a sudden don’t want to talk.. Arsenal another set piece goal.. can that continue all season.. Yamal might be the biggest brat in the world.. Support the show

"The Mister" Mike Agostinho ⁠@mikeagostinho⁠ is bringing live reaction on Election Night 2025, this is part 2 of the night in the late night hours well after 3 am in Portugal when results were supposed to be announced but with 85,422 people casting votes counting will go on well into Sunday and we talk about a likely run off coming in 2 weeks between President Rui Costa and challenger Joao Noronha Lopes. I start breaking down how the politics are appearing to be heading to inevitable win

Dharmesh Sheth is joined by John Cross, Riath Al-Samarrai and Jack Rosser to reflect on the weekend’s sporting action.We start with Liverpool’s fourth consecutive Premier League defeat — a run that John describes as “mind-blowing.”  So, what’s gone wrong with their defence this season? Attention then shifts to Manchester United, who beat Brighton for a third consecutive win — the first under Ruben Amorim. Is this yet another false dawn, or does this one feel different? Riath remains unconvinced.Next

Ross Halls is joined by Steve Lewis and Jon Watson to discuss all things Ipswich Town. The boys start with their one word review of the West Brom win, the atmosphere at Portman Road and feelings on the season so far. Then it's on to the reports on Kieran McKenna links with Celtic and Sam Szmodics latest injury set-back. They also look ahead to the trip to QPR and latest edition of The Strike! Kings of Anglia is sponsored by Stardust Spirits. Get 20% OFF with promo code KOA at

The good news is that Forest managed to get their first Premier League goals in ages! The less positive element is that, despite the quick salvo, the Reds didn't manage to hold on for all three points against a resurgent Manchester United team.George and Baz report after attending the City Ground encounter which saw Sean Dyche name an unchanged team, and then deliver what must have been a strong half-time team talk; and also saw the Reds once again concede a dodgy corner, but fail to defend the

The 2025 FC Dallas season came to an end Saturday night, as the squad lost in penalties to the Vancouver Whitecaps in Game 2 of their MLS Cup Playoffs first round series. Sam, Ryan, and Steve talk through a brave performance on the pitch by Dallas despite the outcome, who did a lot with the time they had on the pitch, and what Saturday's match showed supporters about the club's future under Eric Quill. This program originally aired on the FC Dallas Radio Network on November 1st, 2025.

Matt is joined by Jack and Adam this week. We look at Everton’s current situation after back-to-back losses. Could things look different in a couple of weeks with the Premier League table to congested? The summer recruitment then comes into focus - why do Everton have more than £100 million worth of signings from the previous window on the bench? We also focus on officiating and VAR after a few controversial decisions on Sunday against Tottenham. GET AD-FREE