Podcast appearances and mentions of Alan Hutton

Alan Hutton scored just three goals in his time at Aston Villa, but one will be forever remembered in claret & blue folklore.

Alan Hutton spent 8 years on Aston Villa's books making 185 appearances in claret & blue and scoring 3 goals - one of which would certainly fall into the 'iconic' category! Hutton describes his time at Aston Villa as a 'rollercoaster' and says that a difficult spell under Paul Lambert was the 'hardest 2 years' of his career. Spells on loan at Mallorca and Nottingham Forest finally lead to the redemption story that peaks in a promotion to the Premier League. This, is Alan Hutton's Aston Villa story, in his own words.

Aaron Paul is joined by ex-Crystal Palace striker Clinton Morrison, former Scotland defender Alan Hutton and former Newcastle defender Steven Taylor to preview a big weekend of cup finals in England and Scotland. The team are joined by the Telegraph's Northern football writer Luke Edwards to ask whether Newcastle United can end their long wait for a domestic trophy when they take on Manchester United in Sunday's EFL Cup final. Scottish football reporter Roddy Forsyth joins the pod to look ahead to the Scottish League Cup final, with Celtic and Rangers putting their two long unbeaten records on the line. And the panel preview a key weekend in the Premier League, with under-pressure Graham Potter taking his Chelsea side to Tottenham, David Moyes's West Ham facing a crucial game against Nottingham Forest while the division's bottom two, Leeds and Southampton, meet at Elland Road. TIMECODES 04:50 – EFL Cup final preview 20:00 – When will results pick up for Graham Potter and Chelsea? 28:00 – Preview of the Scottish League Cup final 35:00 – Leeds v Southampton 40:00 – How much pressure is David Moyes under at West Ham?

Darren Fletcher presents the Friday Football Social. He's joined by ex-Premier League players Don Hutchison, Glenn Murray & Alan Hutton. The panel talk to New Premier League referees' chief Howard Webb on his plans for VAR. They discuss whether Tottenham would be better off cashing in on Harry Kane. And hear from Graham Potter as the chaps question how patient Chelsea should be with their manager. TOPICS: 3:50 – VAR, 6:40 – Howard Webb interview, 24:25 – Tottenham, 34:00 – Chelsea.

Kelly Cates is joined by Alan Hutton, alongside Pat Nevin and Alistair Bruce-Ball in Kraków, as Scotland hold firm to earn a 0-0 draw against Ukraine and a crucial point to secure Nations League promotion. The panel react to a nervy, yet gritty performance in Poland and assess what Scotland's promotion to the top tier will mean over the next few years. Guiding his side to success, manager Steve Clarke shares his pride after the game and offers his thoughts on the team's progression. And ahead of the Lionesses' upcoming friendlies against USA and Czech Republic, we hear from boss Serena Weigman on her latest squad selection with reaction from women's football journalist and broadcaster Flo Lloyd-Hughes.

Emma Saunders is joined by Ian Dennis, Pat Nevin and Alan Hutton after an unforgettable night at Hampden Park, where Ukraine beat Scotland 3-1 to set up a men's World Cup play-off final against Wales. We hear from Scotland manager Steve Clarke, who remains confident his group of players will qualify for a major tournament again. Ukraine fan Andriy tells us what it was like to be inside the stadium and what the victory means to Ukrainians, as the Russian invasion continues in their country. BBC Wales football correspondent Rob Phillips tells us what shape Rob Page's side are in ahead of Sunday's showdown, after they lost 2-1 to Poland in the Nations League. And United We Stand editor Andy Mitten joins us to discuss Paul Pogba's exit from Manchester United. TOPICS 00:30 – Reaction to Ukraine's victory 07:28 – Scotland manager Steve Clarke 13:10 – Rob Page reaction to Poland loss 13:54 – Rob Phillips looks ahead to Sunday's play-off final 21:15 – Ukraine fan Andriy 24:11 – Paul Pogba discussion with Andy Mitten

Steve Crossman is joined by the former Rangers and Villa defender Alan Hutton, former West Ham midfielder Nigel Reo-Coker and former Premier League and Scotland international Don Hutchison to look ahead to the final day of the Premier League season. Plus you'll hear all the reaction and jubilation from Hampden Park as Rangers beat Hearts 2-0 in the Scottish Cup final to win their first cup since 2009.

This is a this special bonus episode of the Football Daily podcast - which is all about the north London derby and the fight for a top four finish in the Premier League, as Tottenham beat Arsenal 3-0. Kelly Cates is joined by former Spurs defender, Alan Hutton and ex Arsenal centre back, Matt Upson as well as senior football reporter, Ian Dennis to get all the reaction from the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. They discuss the form of Harry Kane and Son Heung-Min after they both got on the scoresheet on Thursday night and discuss Rob Holding's red card, which meant Arsenal had to play most of the match with ten men. They hear from a less than impressed Mikel Arteta and get an insight into the Spurs camp as both Ben Davies and Antonio Conte pop up on the pod too. Timecodes: 1'40 – Match analysis. 5'30 – How Spurs won the game. 6'30 – Rob Holding's red card. 7'00 – Harry Kane focus. 7'50 – Antonio Conte interview. 11'00 – Son appreciation section. 16'00 – Mikel Arteta interview, “I can't make an assessment of the match because I would be suspended.” 20'00 – Arsenal fan perspective. 23'30 – Ben Davies interview.

Darren Fletcher is joined by Dion Dublin, Newcastle United's Matt Targett as well as the former Scottish right-back Alan Hutton. They ask Matt what it's like to be playing for Newcastle at the moment and how Eddie Howe has implemented his philosophy to the club. Plus, they look ahead to this weekend's Premier League fixtures including Liverpool v Tottenham, Burnley v Aston Villa and Manchester City against Newcastle. They also dissect an incredible night for Rangers and ask what it was like to be inside Ibrox.

Ben Haines is joined by The Athletic's Jack Pitt-Brooke and former Tottenham and Aston Villa full-back Alan Hutton to react to Manchester United's 3-2 win over Tottenham at Old Trafford. We hear from Paul Pogba on why hat-trick hero Cristiano Ronaldo has never been a problem at the club and the guys discuss why Spurs are still struggling for consistency. We reflect on a big win for Brentford in their relegation battle, with Thomas Frank full of praise for Christian Eriksen and Ivan Toney. And Alan gives us the lowdown on what his former teammates at Villa think of Philippe Coutinho, as they look to make it four Premier League wins in a row when they play West Ham on Sunday. TOPICS 01:48 - United v Tottenham reaction 05:17 - Paul Pogba interview 06:11 - Is Ronaldo really a problem for United? 07:54 - Tottenham's inconsistencies 13:44 - Eriksen's starring role for Brentford 17:12 - Thomas Frank interview 19:29 - Liverpool keep pressure on City 24:30 - Coutinho's impressive return to the Premier League

Darren Fletcher is joined by former Brighton striker Glenn Murray and ex-Tottenham defender Alan Hutton to look ahead to Sunday's EFL Cup final between Chelsea and Liverpool. We hear from the Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp on his side's bid to win a first domestic cup competition in a decade. And the team also assess whether Chelsea's Romelu Lukaku will start the final. There's also a look at the Premier League relegation battle, and in particular whether Leeds United need to change if they're to avoid the drop. And Rob Harris, global sports correspondent for the Associated Press, talks us through UEFA's decision to move the Champions League final from St Petersburg to Paris, following Russia's invasion of Ukraine. TIMECODES 01:00 - Rob Harris on the moving of the Champions League final; 10:00 - Preview of the EFL Cup final, featuring an interview with Jurgen Klopp; 26:00 - Leeds United v Tottenham Hotspur; 38:00 - The rest of the Premier League relegation battle.

Manchester City put 7 past Leeds to keep them top of the Premier League table. Kelly Cates is joined by former Spurs defender Stephen Kelly, ex-Aston Villa defender Alan Hutton and former West Ham midfielder Don Hutchison to discuss City's impressive performance. Aston Villa added to Norwich's misery by beating them 2-0 at Carrow Road and the panel discuss the improvement of Villa under Steven Gerrard and the ever-growing concerns for Dean Smith's side. South American football correspondent Tim Vickery talks about Sergio Aguero's expected retirement and after Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang was stripped of the Arsenal captaincy, the panel ask who should take over? 1'10 – Reaction to Manchester City's 7-0 win over Leeds 6'30 – Pep Guardiola with Conor McNamara 7'47 – Aston Villa 2-0 Norwich 12'40 – Steven Gerrard with John Murray 20'30 – Norwich manager Dean Smith 22'05 – South American football expert Tim Vickery on Sergio Aguero's expected retirement 33'06 – Should Aubameyang have lost the Arsenal captaincy?

Steve Crossman is joined by the former Aston Villa defender Alan Hutton, the former West Ham and Chelsea left-back Scott Minto and correspondent John Murray to reflect on Liverpool's 4-1 win over Everton in the Premier League. The panel discuss whether Mo Salah is the best player in the world right now, after he scored two goals for Liverpool, and whether he could win the Ballon d'Or next year. You'll hear from Everton manager Rafa Benitez on why he thinks his side are struggling and if he's feeling the pressure. Millwall midfielder Jed Wallace and commentator John Acres join the pod to analyse what Chelsea manager Thomas Tuchel describes as “their worst performance” since he took charge, despite beating Watford 2-1. The team analyse Bernado Silva's special goal for Manchester City in their 2-1 victory over Aston Villa and discuss the reception Jack Grealish received from fans on his return to his former club. Topics: 1'00” – Reaction to Liverpool's victory in the Merseyside derby 3'40” – Where do the problems lie at Everton? 6'45” – Interview with Rafa Benitez 9'20 - Is Mo Salah the best player in the world right now? 12'10” – Interview with Jurgen Klopp 13'42” – Analysis of Chelsea's 2-1 win over Watford 20'00” – Interview with Thomas Tuchel 22'00” – Chat on the tight title race at the top 24'10” – Reaction to Manchester City's win over Aston Villa 26'00” – Jack Grealish's return to Aston Villa 30'00” – Can West Ham stay in fourth for the rest of the season? 34'00” – Interview with David Moyes 37'30 – How are Manchester United preparing for their match with Arsenal on Thursday?

Ben Haines, former Tottenham defender Alan Hutton and Premier League presenter Vaishali Bhardwaj look back on Saturday's action as Diogo Jota's fine form continues. He scored twice in Liverpool's 4-0 win over Southampton. The panel also reflect on a second straight victory for Steven Gerrard's Aston Villa as they win 2-1 at Crystal Palace. And there's a preview of Chelsea v Manchester United, including an interview with Marcus Rashford, who reacts to the departure of Ole Gunnar Solskjaer this week. 03:00 - Analysis of Crystal Palace 1-2 Aston Villa 14:00 - Liverpool 4-0 Southampton 23:30 - Marcus Rashford interview ahead of Chelsea v Manchester United

Aaron Paul is joined by former Tottenham defender Alan Hutton and football reporter Vaishali Bhardwaj to look ahead to the huge Premier League match between Chelsea and Manchester City. The panel discuss whether Thomas Tuchel and Pep Guardiola are the two best tactical managers in the world right now, if Tuchel is an “upgraded version of Jose Mourinho” and how Pep Guardiola can learn from the defeat to Chelsea in the Champions League final in May. Ahead of Arsenal v Tottenham on Sunday, Alan Hutton tells us stories about what it's like to play in a North London derby and how he had to change his car because it was red…

Kelly Cates is joined by former Scotland Internationals Pat Nevin and Alan Hutton as well as Roddy Forsyth to discuss Scotland's 1-0 win away to Austria that has revived their World Cup qualification hopes. Lyndon Dykes' first half penalty proved enough in Vienna, as Steve Clarke's men held on to move up to second in group F. John Murray and ex-England captain Terry Butcher join the podcast from Warsaw to look ahead to England's Qualifier against Poland. We also hear from Gareth Southgate on Harry Kane coming up against Robert Lewandowski. Finally the panel discuss FIFA's proposal for a World Cup every two years. TOPICS: 01:00 – Reaction to Scotland's win away to Austria 11.45 – Look ahead to Poland Vs England 20:00 Discussion about FIFA's biennial World Cup plans

Connie McLaughlin is joined by former Rangers, Tottenham and Aston Villa right-back Alan Hutton & ex-Scotland midfielder Michael Stewart to reflect on the opening weekend of the new Scottish Premiership season. After defeat in their Champions League qualifier in midweek, Celtic's problems continued as they began the campaign with a 2-1 defeat at Hearts, and found goalkeeper Craig Gordon in scintillating form against the club he left in the summer. Connie, Alan and Michael discuss what new manager Ange Postecoglou has to do to turn things around at Park Head. Meanwhile it was business as usual for Rangers after they opened Ibrox for 23,000 fans to witness their 3-0 win over Livingston - have the champions already laid down a marker for the chasing pack? The team also take a close look at new-look Aberdeen and discuss the influence new player-coach Scott Brown will have on the side - can they get close to the top two and what other sides will fancy their chances with Celtic in transition? And there's discussion on the latest news from the Premier League as Manchester City look to wrap up a deal for England and Aston Villa midfielder Jack Grealish, Liverpool welcome back Virgil van Dijk and Manchester United add Rafael Varane to Jadon Sancho as their big summer spend continues. TOPICS: 02:25: Celtic's Champions League elimination carries over to a poor start in the league. 07:00: Ange Postegcoglou reacts to the 2-1 defeat to Hearts. 11:52: Hearts return to the Scottish Premiership with a bang with former Celtic keeper Craig Gordon thwarting his old side. 16:08: Rangers pick up where they left off - what's changed at Ibrox? Plus European ambitions. 25:50: New look Aberdeen off to a flier under Stephen Glass and Scott Brown. 33:10: Hibernian's prospects after 5-goal thriller with Motherwell. 37:30: Premier League news and transfers.

Darren Fletcher is joined by Nedum Onuoha, Alan Hutton and Kevin Nolan to react to the unsavoury fallout from the Euro 2020 final. After Bukayo Saka, Marcus Rashford and Jadon Sancho received racial abuse online, Mayor of Greater Manchester discusses the measures that should be taken to prevent more of the same. The panel also discuss the violence that took place at Wembley, including short interviews with FA Chief Executive Mark Bullingham and an update from the BBC's Senior Sports News Reporter, Laura Scott. In matters on the pitch, we look at Jack Grealish's future for England, Nedum's penalty shootout theory and final reflections on England's performance at the tournament. TOPICS: 00:47: Discussion on online racism directed towards Bukayo Saka, Marcus Rashford and Jadon Sancho including the thoughts of Mayor of Greater Manchester, Andy Burnham. 21:18: Reaction to the violence at Wembley and interviews with FA Chief Executive Mark Bullingham and the BBC's Laura Scott. 28:06: Matters on the pitch - what could England have done differently? 32:30: Reaction to England being called "too nice" including the thoughts of Gareth Southgate. 34:35: Jack Grealish's future and Nedum's penalty shootout theory. 45:27: Final thoughts.

Alan Hutton, Dougie Donnelly & Andy Cameron join the Euro Breakfast Show with singer Rianne Downey, as the tensions builds ahead of Croatia. Includes highlights from Off The Ball.

It's the Daily Euros you've been waiting for. We're bringing you all the build up you need for England v Scotland. Steve Crossman is joined by Jack Wilshere, Rob Green and Micah Richards to take you through the England side of things. We've got Erin Cuthbert, Alan Hutton and Eilidh Barbour to cover all things Scotland. Plus, you'll hear from both managers Gareth Southgate and Steve Clarke. You'll also hear from England captain Harry Kane and Scotland's Scott McTominay Topics: 00'50 – Micah Richards and Jack Wilshere join the pod 13'25 – John Murray with Gareth Southgate 16'30 – Scotland manager Steve Clarke 17'36 – Eilidh Barbour on the Scotland camp 22'17 – Rob Green, Alan Hutton and Erin Cuthbert join the pod 32'42 – Scotland midfielder Scott McTominay 33'52 – Tartan Army member, James Scott 38'27 – Our correspondent John Murray with England captain Harry Kane 42'40 – Jack Grealish reveals he has a WhatsApp group with John McGinn, Micah Richards and Alan Hutton!

All eyes are on Scotland as they prepare for their first major men's tournament in over 20 years. Connie McLaughlin is joined by two men who know all about Scotland's near-misses and heartaches over the last two decades - Alan Hutton and Robert Snodgrass. They discuss the selection headaches Steve Clarke is facing all over the pitch, which players will stand out this summer and share their memories of playing for the national team. We'll hear a special interview with goalkeeper David Marshall, the hero who saved the decisive penalty that saw Scotland beat Serbia to reach the tournament and Ryan Christie reveals his excitement about the prospect of playing in front of fans at Hampden Park. Pat Nevin drops by to tell us more about the manager Steve Clarke and how he's provided a calming influence on the team, before Scotland defender Jen Beattie shares her experience of playing at the 2019 Women's World Cup in France and how the men will be feeling ahead of such a big occasion. TOPICS 03:21 Eilidh Barbour inside the Scotland training camp 05:27 Interview with David Marshall 17:20 Steve Clarke's selection headaches and key players to watch 38:39 Jen Beattie on 2019 World Cup and how the men will be preparing 42:17 Ryan Christie interview 44:00 Scotland's group stage chances and predictions

Jeanette Kwakye is joined by former Tottenham defender Alan Hutton, former Cardiff striker Robert Earnshaw and Ben Haines from 90min to reflect on a dramatic weekend of Premier League football. Manchester City were unable to seal the Premier League title after their 2-1 defeat to Chelsea and Manchester United’s 3-1 victory over Aston Villa. The panel debate why striker Sergio Aguero attempted a Panenka penalty, they share stories of taking chances on penalty kicks and we get a fiery message from one Manchester City fan claiming Aguero’s legacy has been damaged by it. One title has been settled – Chelsea have been crowned WSL champions and the celebrations include Facetiming a dog! Former Chelsea goalkeeper Siobhan Chamberlain comes on the pod to tell us why they’ve been so successful. And as West Brom’s relegation from the Premier League is confirmed, we hear from Sam Allardyce and discuss what next for him and the club. TOPICS: 1’00” – Why is Rob all dressed up? 2’30” – Manchester City’s title celebrations are on ice 4’00” – Discussion on Sergio Aguero’s Panenka penalty miss 13’30” – Psychological battle ahead of the Champions League final 16’00” – Chelsea wing-backs 19’30” – Interview with Ole Gunnar Solskjaer 21’30” – Chat on Harry Maguire’s injury 23’30” – Interview with Emma Hayes 26’30” – Chat on Chelsea’s WSL victory 33’00” – Race for the top four 37’30” – West Brom are relegated from the Premier League 40’00” – Sam Allardyce interview 43’00” – Will Allardyce stay at West Brom?

Darren Fletcher and Jermaine Jenas bring you the Friday Football Social edition of the Football Daily podcast. Former Tottenham defender Alan Hutton and commentator Arlo White react to Leicester’s 4-2 defeat to Newcastle, which could prove costly for Brendan Rodgers’ side in the race for a top four finish. We hear from Newcastle striker Callum Wilson on whether he can make a late charge for a place in England’s squad for the Euros. Darren, Jermaine and Alan look ahead to the potential Premier League title deciding match between Manchester City and Chelsea – and debate whether Pep Guardiola should experiment with his side in preparation for the Champions League final. And Manchester United goalkeeper Lee Grant joins the pod to tell us about what it’s like to be managed by Ole Gunnar Solskjaer. TOPICS: 1’00” – Reaction to Newcastle’s 4-2 win over Leicester and what this means for the top four race 7’00” – Interview with Newcastle striker Callum Wilson 8’30” – Is the new Manchester City v Chelsea rivalry a sign of things to come for the next few seasons? 21’30” – Where should the Champions League final be held? 25’00” – What next for Arsenal under Mikel Arteta? 33’00” – Manchester United goalkeeper Lee Grant gives us an insight into his manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer

Steve Crossman is joined by former Tottenham defender Alan Hutton and broadcaster and The Squad regular Nubaid Haroon for the Sunday preview pod. As football’s social media accounts have fallen silent in a show of solidarity against online abuse, we have a powerful interview with Newcastle manager Steve Bruce who talks about the abuse his family has received online. The team debate whether Arsenal’s struggles in Europe were down to Mikel Arteta overthinking his tactics as they prepare to face Newcastle on Sunday. We hear from Manchester United midfielder Paul Pogba on trophies and his friendship with Bruno Fernandes ahead of their eagerly anticipated match with Liverpool at Old Trafford. And there’s an interview with Tottenham’s Son Heung-Min on how hard it is to get over their League Cup final defeat, as they prepare to play Sheffield United on Sunday. TOPICS: 1’30” – When Steve Crossman asked Alan Hutton to go for a pint…. 3’00” – Interview with Steve Bruce on his family’s experience of social media abuse 5’50” – Steve Bruce on the boycott 7’40” - How tough it’s been on his family 9’00” – Steve Bruce begs his young players not to read social media comments after matches 11’30” – Bruce’s message to football fans about social media abuse 12’20” – Nubaid shares his experience of online abuse 15’00” – Nubaid calls for the boycott to be a platform for more action to tackle abuse 17’00” – Alan on how young footballers always check their phones after games 21’00” – Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta’s tactics in Europe 27’00” – Arteta’s relationship with Aubameyang 30’00” – Interview with Paul Pogba 34’00” – How Paul Pogba has been influential in tackling racism 37’00” – The threat of Paul Pogba against Liverpool 39’00” – The aftermath of the League Cup final for Tottenham 42’00” – Interview with Son Heung-Min 45’00” – The “Spursy” concept 48’00” – Alan’s double-booked himself

Darren Fletcher and Jermaine Jenas bring you the Friday Football Social. They're joined by former Scottish international Alan Hutton. They discuss Steve Bruce saying he's going to stick with Newcastle and David Moyes' transformation of West Ham. Sheffield United coach Jason Tindall also joins the pod to talk about a new era at Bramall Lane, Eddie Howe's possible move to Celtic and replacing Sergio Aguero at Manchester City. Topics: 1:27 – Darren timing JJ's biscuit dunking 6:56 - Newcastle & Steve Bruce staying on? 20:55 - West Ham's staff conundrum 32:54 - Jason Tindall on Sheffield United's new era 37:40 - Eddie Howe to Celtic? 41:49 - Pep's striker replacement

Steve Crossman is joined by the 5 Live commentary team to reflect on a hat-trick of Premier League games which have put an emphasis on the race for the Champions League places. Seb Hutchinson and Pat Nevin were at Selhurst Park as Manchester United again failed to find the back of the net as they laboured to a 0-0 draw with Crystal Palace. Ian Dennis and Jermaine Beckford watched Leicester fail to capitalise on United's dropped points as they played out a 1-1 draw with Burnley at Turf Moor. And Aston Villa's hopes of European qualification were dealt a blow as they lost 1-0 to bottom of the table Sheffield United at Bramall Lane, Vicki Sparks and Alan Hutton reflect on just a 4th Premier League win for Chris Wilder's side. Steve is also joined by John Acres after a busy night in the Championship that saw Norwich move ten points clear at the top with a 1-0 win over second placed Brentford. We also take at the pick of Thursday's matches as Liverpool take on Chelsea at Anfield. TOPICS: 00:51: Seb Hutchinson and Pat Nevin reflect on Man United's draw with Crystal Palace, plus interviews with Ole Gunnar Solskjaer and Roy Hodgson. 16:29: A look ahead to Liverpool against Chelsea. 22:45: Championship round-up with John Acres as Norwich take a big step towards promotion. 25:28: Vicki Sparks and Alan Hutton on Sheffield United's win over Aston Villa, plus interviews with Chris Wilder and Dean Smith. 35:40: Ian Dennis and Jermaine Beckford look at Burnley's 1-1 draw with Leciester, plus interviews with Brendan Rodgers and Sean Dyche.

Why Thomas Tuchel is a breath of fresh air, why you'd rather be in Fulham's position than Newcastle's, why days off are the greatest compliment a manager can give a player, and why trying to keep things secret in football isn't worth the hassle. All discussed by Alan Hutton and Stephen Warnock as they look ahead to Chelsea against Manchester United and Fulham look to maintain their momentum against Palace. And what does Steve intend to do with the life raft in his broadcasting room at home?

Emma Saunders and Jermaine Jenas look ahead to the weekend’s Premier League action. There’s a focus on Liverpool against Manchester City, which you’ll be able to hear on 5 Live Sport’s Premier League Sunday, plus the team dissect Tottenham’s loss to Chelsea and what Mourinho needs to do next. Emma and JJ will be joined by the former Manchester City and Everton defender Sylvain Distin as well as the former Rangers, Tottenham and Aston Villa right back Alan Hutton. TOPICS: 00:30 seconds – Sylvain Distin on lockdown life with his dogs and personal training 07:40 mins – Liverpool v Manchester City preview 23:30 mins – Lookalike chat 29:30 mins – Alan Hutton joins the pod to chat all things Tottenham

Darren Fletcher and Jermaine Jenas are back after the international break. They're joined by former Manchester City and Tottenham midfielder Michael Brown as well as former Aston Villa defender Alan Hutton. They discuss Liverpool's injury list, Guardiola's new deal and ask what has happened at Sheffield United.

A Professional pyrotechnical , black powders master and Green Man. Alan Hutton has been the fire works director for the Texas Renaissance Festival for twenty years! In his own words " I paint the sky with fire " Alan is here to talk about his experience with creating and detonating some of the most amazing fireworks displays.  Photo by Mathew Smith: MGS photography. A pyrotechnician is a person who is responsible for the safe storage, handling, and functioning of pyrotechnics and pyrotechnic devices. Although the term is generally used in reference to individuals who operate pyrotechnics in the entertainment industry, it can include all individuals who regularly handle explosives.

That's right listeners we have another episode to bring you! Here is episode 3 - earlier than expected. The boys take a seat at the bar to discuss some stories from over the years, when British footballers make the move overseas. It's our Brits Abroad special. Tricey, Dobby and Lacey are set the task of creating a dream 5-a-side team from the players they discuss, with some interesting choices at the end.If you want to know more about Matt Derbyshire's spell in Cyprus, or Alan Hutton's time on the beach in Mallorca, then this is the podcast for you. Cheers.Remember to like/follow us on social media;Twitter: @playoutfrombarInstagram: @playingoutfromthebarFacebook: playingoutfromthebar

Darren Fletcher and Jermaine Jenas chat to JJ's former QPR teammate Nedum Onuoha to discuss playing in the MLS as well as talking about the Black Lives Matter movement and the boycotting of sporting events. Alan Hutton joins the pod to talk about the possibility of Dele Alli moving on from Tottenham and Everton fan Tony Bellew pops by to discuss the negativity surrounding Jordan Pickford. Moving away from the Premier League, EFL Chairman Rick Parry discusses what’s in store for the football league after the news that fans will not be allowed to return to grounds.

Kelly Cates is joined by former West Ham and Everton midfielder Don Hutchison and the Telegraph's chief football correspondent Jason Burt to discuss the latest developments in Harry Maguire's appeal against the guilty verdict that led to him receiving a suspended jail sentence of 21 months and 10 days in Greek court. We ask what this means for England after he was named and quickly withdrawn from Gareth Southgate's squad to face Iceland. One player not named in that England squad was Jack Grealish. His former teammate Alan Hutton gives us an insight into how the decision will have affected the Aston Villa midfielder. Euro League regulars Guillem Balague and Julien Laurens join the podcast to debate Lionel Messi's future and whether that leads to PSG. Plus we get reaction from Neil Lennon after Celtic's shock exit from the Champions League.

Darren Fletcher and Jermaine Jenas are joined by former Leicester defender Danny Simpson and former Aston Villa defender Alan Hutton. They discuss the Champions League draw, whether Norwich have got it all wrong, Villa’s survival prospects and Sunday’s North London derby between Tottenham and Arsenal.

Welcome back to the Great Derelict  after a brief time away Andy has remembered where the transmit button is aboard the Derelict and returns with Alan Hutton and Joanne Alexander to talk a bit about our favourite sci-fi uniforms and what we look for when thinking about which to cosplay You can listen to more of Joanne on Banterflix  https://banterflix.com/category/podcast/ and Talking Codswallop https://talkingcodswalloppod.podbean.com/ And on various social media as Hedgescout https://www.facebook.com/HedgeScout/ https://www.instagram.com/hedgescout/ And Alan's Cosplay page can be found here https://www.facebook.com/Owlscosplay/ https://www.instagram.com/trekheadfred/  And you can find more of Andy and his other casts over at Rogue Two Media - http://www.roguetwomedia.com/ - https://twitter.com/GreatDerelict - https://www.facebook.com/groups/GreatDerelict/

Geoff Shreeves is joined by Stuart Pearce, Joleon Lescott and Alan Hutton to discuss the latest stories from the world of football.

It’s the first international break of the season and we have a look at the most important contest of the week, which is of course Michael Owen vs Alan Shearer. Where the hell did that come from? Let’s see how this fascinating story develops. As well as minor things such as the Euro 2020 qualifiers we learn how to keep tabs on various Peters, flying footwear and the spotting of a Ramble favourite in the wild…Meanwhile, Luke inexplicably forgets about the very existence of Alan Hutton.Search ‘Football Ramble’ on social media to find us, and email us here: show@thefootballramble.com***Please take the time to rate and review us on Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your pods. It means a great deal to the show and will make it easier for other potential listeners to find us. Thanks!***Further reading:Owen vs Shearer rumbles on:https://www.skysports.com/football/news/11678/11802342/alan-shearer-blames-michael-owen-for-newcastles-2009-relegation-says-michael-bridgesTyrone Mings on his England call up:https://www.theguardian.com/football/2019/sep/04/tyrone-mings-england-st-marys-southampton-bulgaria-kosovoAlan Hutton continues to exist:https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/49587918 See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Max Rushden, Barry Glendenning, John Brewin and Ewan Murray discuss José Mourinho’s Manchester United exit, Carabao Cup action, bottle-throwers, fitba, Bundesliga pace-setters, Premier League previews and Alan Hutton

After a week of goal crazy madness, where Aston Villa hit 12 goals in three games, we reflect on what's making Dean Smith's goal machine tick and are there any weaknesses in the team that could trip up a promotion push.David Michael and Dan Rodgers are joined by Max Stokes from the Youtube channel 'Villa on Tour' to discuss the Nottingham Forest 5-5 madness and the controlled 3-0 win at the Riverside against Middlesborough, that took Dean Smith's recent record to four wins in the last five games. The contributions of Tammy Abraham, James Chester and Orjan Nyland are also focused on.We also talk Lionel Messi's fifth place in the Ballon d'Or, Jurgen Klopp (and Alan Hutton's) punishments for celebrating goals and also this week's FSF Awards at the Tower of London. MOMS was nominated for Best Fan Media of the year and had to sit next to Robbie Savage during the awards ceremony.Also, in the show, our thoughts on Villa's FA Cup draw against Swansea City, the Championship's top scorers and the game ahead against the only team to score more goals than Villa this season in the division.EnjoyUTVSUPPORT THE SHOW!If you want the show to continue and be more frequent and get access to bonus podcasts, exclusive content and reward draws, please do support the show by becoming a MOMS Patron. One thing we desperately need new equipment to help speed up the creation of the show, so you will help with that. More details and to become a Patron, click here: Join MOMS PatronsOr join us as a MOMS supporter via Facebook.CREDITSDavid Michael - @oldmansaid Dan Rodgers - @avfc_vilrMax Stokes - @villaontour_Producer/Editor - David MichaelMy Old Man Said - https://www.myoldmansaid.comVilla Underground - http://www.villaunderground.comVilla on Tour - Villa on Tour You Channel See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

It's Armageddon in the Shed! Apparently. Jeff, Jon and Roge are back discussing the week that was with Spurs getting praised, Chelsea getting questioned and Man City causing Armageddon. Has Sarri got to change his formation? Is Pochettino working miracles at Spurs and will Liverpool stop Man City's path of destruction? Also watch out for Mooy, Southampton, Fulham, Alan Hutton's "wonder" goal and the Copa Libertadores. Enjoying the Shed? Why not subscribe on Apple Podcasts and give us a review https://itunes.apple.com/au/podcast/football-shed/id1262682254 If you want to get in contact, email us on footballshedpodcast@gmail.com or search 'Football Shed podcast' on the usual social medias. The Football Shed comes out every week and we are super grateful for everyone that listens, don't forget to tell your mates about The Football Shed

Last week, in our breaking news special regarding the Irish national team management position we discussed the future of Irish football. Fast forward to Sunday and not only have the FAI hired their next manager, they've also hired the next manager after that! Premier League returned to action this week without much going on. Two title contenders winning comfortably enough. Arsenal continued their unbeaten run. But Man United were the ones who slumped to a laborious 0-0 draw at home to Crystal Palace. Fans booing the team off the pitch at the end of both halves. Tottenham won comfortably 3-1. By far their best performance of the season. La Liga had another twist in the tale this week. Real Madrid lost 3-0 at Eibar. Atletico drew 1-1 with Barcelona, Diego Costa and Ousmane Dembele the goal scorers Bayern's form continues to be terrible. Were 3-1 up with 30 minutes to go against Dusseldorf only to draw 3-3. They are now 9 points off Dortmund in 5th place. This week N'Golo Kanté signed a bumper, 5 years, 325,000£ a week contract at Chelsea. On Saturday, his side were on the end of their first defeat of the season and first defeat under new manager Maurizio Sarri. A humiliating and humbling display leaves Chelsea in 4th place and only 1 point ahead of rivals Arsenal. But Kanté's role remains a mystery. How does Sarri solve the Kanté puzzle? PSG vs. Liverpool/Napoli vs. Red Star Belgrade. Only 2 points between top and bottom in this group, could go any way. Neymar and Mbappe may be out for PSG. Tottenham vs. Inter Milan. Only 3 points separating the sides as they meet at Wembley. There's a big Sunday ahead of us in the Premier League too, no doubt Sky will be advertising it as some sort of Derby Sunday or some such variation: Chelsea vs. Fulham at 1200 Arsenal vs. Tottenham at 1405 Liverpool vs. Everton at 1615 Contact us: @thetfpod on Twitter and @totalfootballpod on Instagram or email us at theTFpod@gmail.com Remember to rate/review the show on your podcast provider of choice and do tell friends and family about the show. The more the merrier!

The Premier League is back with a Spurs and Aleksandar Mitrovic infused bang and we talk all about it, because that’s very much what this podcast is about. We’re also delighted to be chatting about Claudio Ranieri and his delightful methods as once again pizza solves everything. Further down the leagues Alan Hutton definitively peaks in spectacular fashion, while in South America the Copa Libertadores descends into chaos and we touch upon the very important topic of eggings. Search ‘Football Ramble’ on social media to find us, and email us here: show@thefootballramble.com***Please take the time to rate and review us on iTunes or wherever you get your pods. It means a great deal to the show and will make it easier for other potential listeners to find us. Thanks!***Further reading:Eden Hazard is a team player once again:https://www.theguardian.com/football/2018/nov/25/eden-hazard-suggests-leave-chelsea-summerThe Copa Libertadores - what the hell happens now?https://www.skysports.com/football/news/11095/11564205/river-plate-vs-boca-juniors-what-happens-with-copa-libertadores-final-nowAlan Hutton though:https://www.skysports.com/watch/video/sports/football/competitions/championship/11563337/aston-villa-4-2-birmingham-a-hutton-76 See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Max Rushden is joined by Barry Glendenning, Barney Ronay and Suzy Wrack to discuss Mauricio Pochettino, Claudio Ranieri’s flying start, spectacular own goals, the Copa Libertadores chaos and Alan Hutton

Brilliant. The city is once more Aston Villa’s, but was there any doubt of that fact? Any at all?Aston Villa rollocked Birmingham City with 4 goals to two to secure another victory in the Second City Derby. Gary Monk’s Blues could only take the lead once during the game, with their other goal proving to be nothing more than a consolation.Daniel Raza and James Rushton have got plenty to talk about in this latest Aston Villa Holtecast, so strap yourself in and enjoy.The pair talk the 4-2 win over Blues, Alan Hutton’s legendary status at Villa, Villa’s youth development and preview the upcoming Nottingham Forest and Middlesbrough matches.Oh, and up the Villa! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Welcome to the latest episode of Twenty Minute Tims. The league is sealed, 7-in-a-row has been delivered...and what a way to cross the line. We bask in the glory of that gubbing of the Huns, taking in key moments and performances. All this, plus Odsonne Edouard, Alex McLeish, The Karate Kid, Alan Hutton and much more.   Thanks very much for listening. http://patreon.com/20minutetims

This week on The Villa View Podcast we take a look at the fantastic win at Deepdale on Wednesday night. Dan Bardell and Tom Julian also share their thoughts on Alan Hutton, their points prediction for November, and answer your Villa related questions. Got a topic or question for the show? Email us at contact@thevillaview.co.uk Send us a message on Twitter or Facebook - @TheVillaView_ & 'The Villa View'

After a win against Fulham at Villa Park, Aston Villa are the form team in the Championship as they go into the Second City derby at St Andrews. A win against Birmingham City and they'll become automatic promotion contenders for real.David and Dan discuss Villa's current form, Pep Guardiola's ball problem and the man with the shortest Villa career ever in the hunt to be a Premier League manager, before getting into the Fulham game and previewing the battle against the Blues.Other questions answered include: Is Onomah the secret weapon? Is Whelan a weapon of mass self-destruction? And are Villa a 'one prick pony'?We ears drop in on a phone call from super agent Jorge Mendes (the force behind Wolves' transformation) to Tony Xia, hear what Negatron has to say about the club's social media and Alan Hutton, and there's a message from our sponsor Gabby Power.Apologies in advance to our Irish listeners for the outtakes...And further apologies for the lateness of this episode, but we hope there is a enough madness in it to make up for it!EnjoyUTVPlease do support the show by becoming a MOMS Patron. You will get bonus patron-only episodes (including the lost Wolves one) & sneaks and also get entered into regular reward draws.To become a Patron and for more details, click here: Join MOMS PatronsUse code MOMS10 to get 10% OFF at Classic Football ShirtsPodcast Episode 31 features:David Michael - @oldmansaid Dan Rodgers - @avfc_vilrMy Old Man Said - http://www.myoldmansaid.comVilla Underground - http://www.villaunderground.comProducer - David MichaelVoice 'talent' - Dan Rodgers See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

What's that you say? A Holtecast that isn't just sadness and dour talk about doom, gloom, and relegation? It's true! Today's episode actually gets to talk about wins. Three of them, in fact! And, just to keep things feeling a bit normal, we throw in a loss too. We dive into the recent Villa winning streak (the first such streak since April 2010) and try to decipher if it's an indication of things to come, a fluke, or simply a regression to the mean. We also touch a bit on the ongoing injury crisis (Guess what. By reading this your left knee is now dead. Forever. Welcome to being an Aston Villa fan!) and Steve Bruce's tactics. And, as always, the spectre of Alan Hutton lurks over us all. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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Jack and Robert are back this week to talk some more about relegation. We've got the latest odds on Villa's chances for survival, but that's not all. We also talk about the fascinating differences between the Shay Given and Alan Hutton situations, as well as recap the Newcastle match and look ahead to the tilt against Norwich City. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.