
114 episodes

Football Daily BBC Podcasts
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4.4 • 620 Ratings
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Your daily dose of football reaction, debate & analysis from the Premier League, EFL, WSL and beyond, plus interviews with the biggest names in the game.
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MNC: Jobless Jesse, City charged & pealess whistles
Mark Chapman presents the Monday Night Club. He’s joined by Premier League winners Chris Sutton and Dion Dublin, as well as New York Times chief soccer correspondent Rory Smith. Adam Pope from BBC Radio Leeds drops in after Jesse Marsch was sacked. Football finance expert Kieran Maguire reveals all about the Manchester City charges. And the panel debate what Tottenham’s record-breaker Harry Kane should do next.
TOPICS:
5:00 – Marsch,
25:45 – Man City charges,
36:20 – Kane. -
Kane’s record, ‘no chill’ Romero & participation trophies
Kate Mason presents reaction to Sunday’s Premier League matches. She’s joined by former Tottenham defender Stephen Kelly, ex-West Ham and Aston Villa midfielder Nigel Reo-Coker and former Crystal Palace and Reading midfielder Jobi McAnuff. Also hear from Harry Kane, Spurs assistant manager Cristian Stellini, Pep Guardiola, Brennan Johnson, Steve Cooper and Jesse Marsch.
TOPICS:
1:20 – Tottenham-Man City,
4:55 – Kane interview,
17:10 – Guardiola interview,
27:30 – Forest-Leeds,
30:35 – Johnson interview,
33:00 – Cooper interview,
39:20 – Marsch interview. -
Dyche in dreamland, Reds in ruins & crazy Casemiro
Ben Haines presents reaction to Saturday’s Premier League matches. He’s joined by former Aston Villa defender Neil Taylor and The Athletic’s Jack Pitt-Brooke. Football writer and fan Andrew Headspeath drops in to talk Liverpool. And you can hear from Jürgen Klopp as well as Sean Dyche, Mikel Arteta, Nathan Jones and Erik ten Hag.
TOPICS:
2:35 – Everton-Arsenal,
17:40 – Wolves-Liverpool,
27:00 – relegation picture,
31:05 – Man Utd-Crystal Palace,
37:30 – Newcastle-West Ham,
41:15 – Aston Villa-Leicester. -
Crespo's Chelsea verdict and Dyche's debut
Darren Fletcher is joined by Clinton Morrison and Michael Brown to preview the weekend’s Premier League football.
We hear from Sean Dyche as he prepares for his first game as Everton manager, when they host league leaders Arsenal on Saturday.
Former Argentina, Chelsea and Inter Milan forward Hernan Crespo joins the pod to talk about Enzo Fernandez.
And the guys discuss Manchester City’s decision to let Joao Cancelo join Bayern Munich on loan.
TOPICS
01:30 - Dyche begins at Everton
13:15 - Arsenal’s January transfer window
19:55 - Man City with Cancelo
35:45 - Hernan Crespo on Enzo Fernandez -
72+: Mehmeti millions, Cowley’s classes & Jimmy’s Iron
Aaron Paul rounds up the big stories of the week in the EFL and beyond. He’s joined by former Portsmouth boss Danny Cowley and ex-West Brom coach Alex Bruce. Danny talks about life post-Portsmouth, a month on from getting the sack. Wycombe manager Gareth Ainsworth drops in after selling his star man Anis Mehmeti. And new Scunthorpe boss Jimmy Dean swings by as he looks to save the club from another relegation.
TOPICS:
2:20 – Cowley post-Pompey,
11:30 – transfers,
14:05 – Wycombe/Ainsworth,
31:10 – coaching carousel,
34:20 – Scunthorpe/Dean. -
Euro Leagues: money, money, money
Steve Crossman is joined by Julien Laurens, James Horncastle and Kristof Terreur.
They discuss the high-profile transfers of Enzo Fernandez and Joao Cancelo – plus how the big-spending Premier League has changed the face of football in Europe.
They also look at how January did not go quite so well for PSG and delve into the remarkable story of Reims’ young English manager Will Still.
Plus, they all pick out a January transfer that really caught their eye.
Customer Reviews
Make Saturday’s Pod Sports Report
Generally love the pod and the shows and absolutely loved the Saturday pod being Sports Report for a few weeks. As an international listener, I am disappointed the Saturday pod has reverted to the usual format. Would love it to always be Sports Report, results from all the leagues including Scotland and the NL with some short summaries and interviews, football fan nirvana.
MNC and Euro pod great. Fletcher too negative.
Regular listener some shows are awesome and great banter and insight especially the euro pods. But some of the shows are so negative especially Fletcher.
Sliding into mediocrity
It’s been a gradual slide, but now well in motion. What used to be an informed and insightful podcast feels more now like overhearing inane conversation while you wait for your drinks and crisps at the bar. I get the need to appeal to wider audiences, but the intelligent analysis has been replaced with fake laughter, contrived humour and footballer-turned-celebrity-turned-comedian in a competition of who is louder. Football Weekly full time now for me. Alas for the days of messers Hansen, Lynam, Hill, Green, Champion and Brooking.