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On this week's show we take a look at the latest list of the Digital Top 20 of African Football, released by RESULT Sports. North African clubs are dominating, with Al Ahly of Egypt at number 1, with 33m followers across all platforms. Tanzanian clubs Simba and Young Africans have strong showings, while the top West African club on social media is Asante Kotoko of Ghana, at number 22, and the top Nigerian club is a second-tier side, Vandrezzer FC, at 29. We look at how other clubs can improve their presence on social media, and how they can benefit financially from social media. Also Stuart looks at the delayed Euro 2020 and highlights some of the players there with African roots.

On this week's show we ask whether African football would be better with no relegation. We hear from Andy Searles, a club chaplain in the US Major League Soccer, a franchise set-up, with no relegation and no promotion. The idea of having no relegation is because clubs invest a lot in stadiums and players, and the prospect of getting relegated soon after setting up a club would deter potential owners from setting up a club, and would hinder the development of football. Also Stuart looks at the final placings in the EPL, as Liverpool took third place.

On this week's show we look at the dream that so many footballers around Africa have – the dream of going to Europe and playing for a big club. But it's a very challenging goal, and we speak to young Gambian Ebrima Jatta, who's playing in the sixth tier of football in Sweden. Also Stuart on whether West Ham can get a place in the Champions League next season, and where Liverpool's 3-0 win over Arsenal leaves Gunners manager Mikel Arteta.

On this week's show we speak to Ghana defender Jonathan Mensah, who plays in the US Major League Soccer with the Columbus Crew. Mensah received some criticism for leaving Europe to join what some see as a less-competitive league, but he says that the standard is high, with big names like Zlatan Ibrahimovic and David Beckham having played in the MLS. Also Stuart with the latest in the EPL, and he tells us about Arsene Wenger's reflections on his time at Arsenal.

On this week’s show we talk about racism in football – while most of us are missing the excitement of football in Europe’s big leagues, it’s worth remembering that it’s been a bad season in terms of racism in European football, and we hear from former Liverpool and England striker Emile Heskey. Also Stuart continues looking at the African players who have done well so far this season in the EPL, and we go into the archive and relive a trip to the pyramids in Egypt during last year’s AFCON.

On this week's show we talk about racism in football – while most of us are missing the excitement of football in Europe's big leagues, it's worth remembering that it's been a bad season in terms of racism in European football, and we hear from former Liverpool and England striker Emile Heskey. Also Stuart continues looking at the African players who have done well so far this season in the EPL, and we go into the archive and relive a trip to the pyramids in Egypt during last year's AFCON.

Stuart Broad and Stephen Fry discuss the latest action in the Cricket World Cup. Also Stuart describes being hit for six sixes by Yuvraj; Stephen wonders why the bails keep failing to be knocked off; and we discover what happens inside the England dressing room when it’s raining. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On this week’s show we ask who have been the best African players in the EPL this season. As well as Sadio Mane and Mohamed Salah there are plenty of others worth a mention, and a few disappointments too. And we speak to Nigeria and Arsenal forward Alex Iwobi, he tells us about how it is working with manager Unai Emery. Also Stuart’s thoughts on the EPL title race – will Manchester City slip up?

On this week's show we ask who have been the best African players in the EPL this season. As well as Sadio Mane and Mohamed Salah there are plenty of others worth a mention, and a few disappointments too. And we speak to Nigeria and Arsenal forward Alex Iwobi, he tells us about how it is working with manager Unai Emery. Also Stuart's thoughts on the EPL title race – will Manchester City slip up?

On this week's show we analyse Africa's disastrous World Cup and we ask what has gone wrong. Also Stuart assesses whether VAR is proving to be a success at the World Cup. And we have the second part of our series with Brazil World Cup-winner Kaka, on his football and his faith.

On this week's show we analyse Africa's disastrous World Cup and we ask what has gone wrong. Also Stuart assesses whether VAR is proving to be a success at the World Cup. And we have the second part of our series with Brazil World Cup-winner Kaka, on his football and his faith.

This week Stuart and Ross talk about the biggest game of 2018 (so far), Monster Hunter! Also Stuart watched the Netflix series Glow and had a cinema day taking in 3 of the latest big movies.Also we introduce a new feature, diving into our past and bring up past gems to discover whether or not they are as good as our nostalgic brains think...

On this week's show we catch up on the latest at the African Nations Championship in Morocco, where the hosts and Nigeria are both looking good, along with Zambia. We have a great interview with Nigeria forward Peter Odemwingie, who's played in Nigeria, France, England and, somewhat surprisingly spent most of last year playing in Indonesia. Also Stuart has a tribute to Cyrille Regis, a great pioneer for black players in England and across the world who died earlier this month.

On this week's show we catch up on the latest at the African Nations Championship in Morocco, where the hosts and Nigeria are both looking good, along with Zambia. We have a great interview with Nigeria forward Peter Odemwingie, who's played in Nigeria, France, England and, somewhat surprisingly spent most of last year playing in Indonesia. Also Stuart has a tribute to Cyrille Regis, a great pioneer for black players in England and across the world who died earlier this month.

On this week's show we talk about another one of Stuart's top 10 Africans to have played in the EPL - Togo's Emmanuel Adebayor. With the Rio Paralympics ending this weekend it's Japan's turn next to host the Olympic Games and the Paralympics in 2020. We find out a bit about what to expect in Japan. Also Stuart concludes his series on the looking at life of former Fifa president Sepp Blatter.

On this week's show we talk about another one of Stuart's top 10 Africans to have played in the EPL - Togo's Emmanuel Adebayor. With the Rio Paralympics ending this weekend it's Japan's turn next to host the Olympic Games and the Paralympics in 2020. We find out a bit about what to expect in Japan. Also Stuart concludes his series on the looking at life of former Fifa president Sepp Blatter.

This episode we discuss what we've been playing which involves a lot of nothing and a lot of World of Wacraft's latest expansion, Legion. Also Stuart shares what game related show he visited during the world famous Fringe festival in Edinburgh. Also there is all the news from the latest Sony conference including the reveal of the PS4 pro, as well as the latest Nintendo Direct which you can watch in its entirety on YouTube. Finally there is also an update to a regular feature from Two Far North which pushes the limit of what might be allowed on the internet...

HI & welcome to America's current best Def Leppard ppardcast. Join party man Stuart "The Leppard Tamer" Wellington & his resident Hysterian Alex "Dr Def" Smith for an in defpth discussion of the art & lives of "The English Band", Def Leppard. This Leppisode we discuss the song Pour Some Sugar On Me from Def Leppard's fourth album, Hysteria! Also Stuart gives his recipe for the classic Fort Wayne Reuben.