Podcasts about arsenal invincibles

In this episode the lads discuss:Intro 00:0007:54 Chelsea v Ipswich/Top 5 Battle20:00 Ja Morant celebration 24:21 Arsenal Invincibles v Chelsea 04/0534:48 PL round up/ Liverpool v West Ham41:49 Champions League Preview 52:30 Tweets of the Week01:01:27 Merchants of the WeekStay TAPPED IN with us by liking, commenting, subscribing and turn those notifications on! #TTIMhttps://linktr.ee/tapinmerchants#football #arsenal #liverpool #manutd #chelsea

Welcome back to Stick to Football, brought to you by Sky Bet!England and Arsenal's Sol Campbell joins Gary Neville, Roy Keane, Jill Scott, Wayne Rooney and Ian Wright for an honest conversation about his unique career.The panel hear about Sol's early days at Tottenham Hotspur, the challenges he faced breaking through as a young player, and the controversies surrounding his highly publicised and shocking move to Arsenal. Sol opens up about becoming one of the best defenders in the world, winning titles, and playing a key role in Arsène Wenger's iconic Invincibles team.They also discuss what it takes to be a leader in football, the intense rivalries that defined an era, and how Sol dealt with media pressure throughout his career on and off the pitch.This episode is brought to you by Huel.Start every day off strong with Huel – the ultimate meal on the go. New customers get an exclusive offer – plus a free gift at https://huel.com/theoverlap00:00 Intro02:55 Career Reflections and Challenges06:07 Contract Negotiations With Spurs09:42 Transfer Talks and Decisions14:13 Tottenham to Arsenal: The Controversial Move32:19 The Decision to Leave Tottenham33:42 The Impact of Injuries and Time36:22 The Arsenal Experience41:42 The Invincibles and Rivalries01:00:54 Reflecting on England Career01:07:00 Life After Football Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Unai Emery confirms that Ollie Watkins will stay at Aston Vila… for now. Pep Guardiola reacts to Manchester City drawing Real Madrid in the Champions League, Dan Burn compares Aleksander Isak to Thierry Henry, there's controversy on talkSPORT2 in the cricket over a concussion substitution and Alan Brazil gets confused about the Arsenal Invincibles! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Carlo Garganese and Nima Tavallaey interview Arsenal invincibles and Cameroon legend Lauren who won the Olympics and the AFCON twice. Lauren recalls his memories of losing to Lazio in the 1999 Cup Winners Cup final when playing for Mallorca.Lauren also discusses other topics such as how Hector Cuper was as a coach, how great Cesc Fabregas is a character, an offer to join Roma instead of Arsenal, new Arsenal defender Riccardo Calafiori and much more. Lauren was speaking on behalf of NewBettingSites.UKEvery Monday episode of The Italian Football Podcast + all extra interview episodes are free for all.To NEVER miss an episode of The Italian Football Podcast (as well as support the show), go to Patreon.com/TIFP or on Spotify to become a Patron for only $2.99 USD per month (excluding VAT).Follow us: Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, YouTube

In today's episode, the boys are PUMPED for the climax of the 2023-24 Premier League season, debating topics such if the current Arsenal is their best ever squad, if the life of a pro footballer is boring, the biggest transfer mismanagements & MORE! Stream All Premier League & Serie A Matches LIVE on FuboTV (Exclusive Discount): https://www.fubo.tv/stream/ca/partner-offer/?irad=1773249&irmp=4743799 Audio Versions Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/footy-culture/id1529942260 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/7MBQcYSlPDN8CFwqlLKrE6?si=d241c8afc05642aa Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thefootyculture SMASH the LIKE Button for the boys and comment on any guests we should interview. Football Podcast, Soccer Podcast, Footy Debate Show Some of our favourite Footy Creators:  @TheKickOff   @ItalianFootballTVOfficial   @Castro1021   @sds   @5asidemedia 

Arsenal legend, Freddie Ljungberg joins Dave Jones and Jamie Carragher in the Monday Night Football studio to look back on Arsenal's famous 'Invincibles' season in 2003/04.

Jake sits down in the garden to record a freeform solo episode, talking about football... the one with the round ball where they use their feet. Falling in love with the sport during the 2002 World Cup, the rise and fall and rise of David Seaman, the 03/04 Arsenal Invincibles, reading British Football Weekly, Match of the Week on SBS. Falling out of love with the sport as money got it's hooks in deeper, Abramovich's Chelsea, the departure from the spiritual home in Highbury, Qatar being the first World Cup since 2002 where I didn't watch a single kick. Falling back in love with the sport via Luton Town and the Championship, the draw and repulsion of being involved with organised club football, the magic of the game still lingers. Quick thoughts on XFL 2023, Biathlon World Championships in Oberhof and more! You can support the JBSE on Patreon for $5 per month! Follow the JBSE on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter! Follow Markers Up with Jack Johnston on Twitter and Facebook! Check out our video breakdowns and podcast on YouTube!

In this heartfelt episode to the bygone era of when Arsenal were actually good. We are delighted to be joined by TV Presenter & Journalist Alice Oliver, who takes us through her memories of the 00's & Arsenal in particular. Regular features return in Deal or No Deal & a sensational Whats in your Panini? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

@vincetracy and @ericmalpus discussed the #ChampionsLeague #PepGuardiola and #ManchesterCity losing to #@Chelsea at the final in #Porto. We discussed the behaviour of fans who were described on Spanish TV as #hooligans and the #grafitti daubed on the statue of #Winstonhurchill in #London. We welcomed #Brentford #Norwich and #Watford to the #PremierLeague before looking ahead and predicting the group winners in the forthcoming #Euros. Will Pochettino return to #Tottenham and has #Mourino banked all his redundancy Pay? Finally, we compared #Mancity #Liverpool and the #Arsenal Invincibles

The lads compare two of the most iconic Premier League sides of all time!! Tune in!!

This week we dip into all sorts so crack a can and plug in for a longer pod than ever. Prepare yourselves for Jofra Archer and how to drop a fish tank, who would go in a combined XI between the Arsenal Invincibles and that Barcelona side under Pep and we round off with a review of a very unusual Six Nations. Hope you enjoy x

The 20th episode of the Noughties Nostalgia podcast is here and it includes the Arsenal invincibles, a look back on the greatest Premier League teams, Harry Redknapp's trials and tribulations on the south coast, going from Portsmouth to Southampton and back to Portsmouth as manager before moving on, winning the FA Cup with Portsmouth in 2008. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's Manchester derby day this weekend! So in celebration we're gonna take a look at the Manchester derbies of the 2000s. From your Michael Owen winners, your Shaun Goater doubles and your Carlos Tevez Welcome to Manchesters – we've got you covered. We also take a look at Wigan's time in the Premier League, when they threatened a Champions League qualification in 2006! We remain in England in the Table Never Lies, for a champagne year of the Barclays – the Arsenal invincibles of the 2003-04 season. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Chelsea and Manchester United ran out another dull 0-0 draw this weekend and that's left us with even more questions about the Premier Leagues current ‘Top Six'. Why is it that the League's top clubs all seem very happy to walk away with a risk-free point nowadays and what has caused this to happen? This discussion also sparks a debate about the ambitions of Manchester United and it's owner later in the show. Manchester City on the other hand recorded an outstanding 20th win in a row after they beat West Ham last Saturday. We discuss the outstanding progress the club and players have made recently and how they will balance the league and Champions League going ahead. On the other end of the table, the drama and tension continue to rise. Brighton, Newcastle and Burnley all appear to have been sucked right into the relegation battle and we look at the club's run-ins and we give our predictions on how we think it will all end. We also discuss the free-kick controversy at West Brom, Dean Henderson's big summer ahead, the state of La Liga and Jacques goes on a rant about the Arsenal Invincibles! Once again thank you for listening to the latest episode of the show, if you've enjoyed it leaving us a like, subscribe, follow or review would be an amazing help. But the most important thing of all is to keep listening to us yourself! Timestamps 0:00 – 5:07 = Why Are Most of The Big 6 Games a Snooze Fest? 5:07 – 14:18 = Man City's 20 Game Win Streak! 14:18 – 20:55 = A Big Win For Arsenal, But What Are They Missing? 20:55 – 23:16 = Will Leicester Miss Out Again? 23:16 – 27:50 = Should Fans Be Brought Back For The Final Game? 27:50 – 31:38 = What Can We Take From Spurs vs. Burnley? 31:38 – 38:14 = What Spurs Players Get Into Other Top Teams? 38:14 – 40:41 = How Many Teams Will We Add to The Top Six?! 40:41 – 41:11 = Don't Watch Palace vs. Fulham 41:11 – 50:15 = The Fallout From West Brom vs. Brighton 50:15 – 57:01 = Our Relegation Predictions 57:01 – 1:00:40 = Emiliano Martinez's Impact at Aston Villa 1:00:40 – 1:04:59 = A Huge Summer For Dean Henderson 1:04:59 – 1:10:53 = Are ManchesterUnited Still Ambitious? 1:10:53 – 1:18:55 = Previewing The Week Ahead 1:18:55 – 1:21:13 = The State of LaLiga 1:21:13 – 1:24:55 = The Run In To Avoid The Drop 1:24:55 – 1:26:35 = Will Chelsea vs. Liverpool Be Another 0-0 1:26:35 – 1:32:31 = Jacques's Rant on the Arsenal Invincibles 1:32:31 – 1:33:53 = Outro

Most kids that love the game dream of one day starring alongside the world's elite. I've had that same dream countless times, you know the one where you make your debut for one of the best teams in the world in front of a packed stadium and an international TV audience, you receive a pass from a superstar and score the winning goal in stoppage time! Incredibly that dream became a reality for Danny Karbassiyoon, who one day was playing high school soccer in Virginia, and the next he was playing alongside Thierry Henry, Denis Bergkamp, Cesc Fabregas and the Arsenal Invincibles! This is such an inspirational story, and I hope you enjoy! If so, click subscribe and check out Kevin's other chats. Cheers! 

A look back on Arsenal Invincible team from the 2003/2004 season, where the gunners become the first team in history to go full season undefeated. The season review, stats, star players, tactical identity, iconic games and the legacy. You can subscribe by searching "Euro Elite Football" on your favourite podcast player. If you like this podcast and want additional content, please subscribe to support the show at https://www.patreon.com/user?u=10224892 for more details. Follow my Twitter here (https://twitter.com/SCJStobbart123)You can find my website here (https://www.buzzsprout.com/1076521)Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/user/membership?u=10224892)

With a potential 104 points if they win their remaining Premier League games, are Liverpool the best ever team to play in the division? We compare their side to some of the other record breaking sides, as well as some iconic sides such as Leicester's title win and the Arsenal Invincibles. Thanks for listening!

Rich Williams, Mark Holmes and Rob Conlon are joined by Liverpool fan and comedian Alfie Brown to remember Liverpool's 2001 Treble and the players that made it happen. Former Reds centre-back Stephane Henchoz joins on the phone to give us his memories of being a massive part of that success. As always, we finish with another edition of Football Fact or Fiction in which Rich tries to guess which of the many glorious stories about that team is true. Make sure you head to www.planetfootball.com for more 2000s nostalgia, including expanded interviews with many of the show's guests. RUNNING ORDER: - Intro to the show and guests - Alfie uses the word 'etymology' (1m) - Treble Montage (2m) - Alfie's memories of that time (3m 20s) - Going into that season and the signings (5m 09s) - Momentum (7m 30s) - Gary Mac and a mandatory Leeds United reference (9m 20s) - Steven Gerrard (10m) - Mark's YouTube Journey (11m 50s) - Alfie and the Worthington Cup Final (12m 40s) - ...FA Cup Final (14m 16s) - and UEFA Cup Final and Golden Goal (15m 30s) - That squad, and that frontline (17m 21s) - Fowler and the *ahem* thing  (21m 02s) - Interview with Stephane Henchoz. Stephane joins us on the phone to talk about the Treble season, and his massive part in those games (22m 49s) - Pete is Bankrupt (35m 50s) - The Treble, The League, and almost blowing it (36m 18s) - Macca and The Barca semi-finals (39m 40s) - Football Fact or Fiction (41m 00s) You can find all our other episodes here, including things we miss about the 2000s, our favourite shithouses of the decade, the Rafalution, Arsenal Invincibles and Champ Man with Cherno Samba: https://audioboom.com/channels/5008818 FOLLOW PLANET FOOTBALL: Twitter: @planetfutebol Facebook Instagram E-mail: contact@planetfootball.com We're sponsored by Football Index, the world's first football stockmarket.  Use the code TBMIndex for a £500 money-back guarantee. New customers only. 18+.

Rich Williams, Mark Holmes and Broadcaster Pete Farries are joined by returning comedian Mark Smith to reminisce about the glory of the 2000s and the things we miss most from that wonderful decade. As always, we finish with another edition of Football Fact or Fiction in which Rich tries to guess which of the many glorious stories about 2000's Footy TV stalwarts Richard Keys and Andy Gray is true. Make sure you head to www.planetfootball.com for more 2000s nostalgia, including expanded interviews with many of the show's guests. RUNNING ORDER: - Intro to the show and guests. Rich is old. - Sharon the eco-warrior (2m 50s) - THAT music (6m) - Unknown signings (7m 35s) - When Stoke's record signing went AWOL (11m 47s) - Poorly-fitting football shirts (13m 20s) - When footballers were normal people (14m) - A time before mobile phones at matches (17m 24s) - Before spending with reckless abandon got such a bad name (19m 30s) - The start of glamorous signings in the Premier League (23m 20s) - Fun Jose Mourinho (23m 50s) - Nothing new can happen in football. It's finished. (25m 10s) - The Simpsons following Super Sunday when it was actually Super (25m 53s) - Strike partnerships (27m 48s) - Getting away with aggressive tackling (30m 34s) - Champions League nights on ITV (31m 25s) - Intertoto Cup (32m 45s) - Ronaldo, Rivaldo and Ronaldinho (33m 35s) - Your suggestions: FanZone, England on tour, Player Cam (36m 22s) - Multiple player unveiling photoshoots (38m 10s) - Football Fact or Fiction (39m 32s) You can find all our other episodes here, including our favourite shithouses of the 2000s, Arsenal Invincibles, Leeds in the Champions League semis, Champ Man with Cherno Samba and Cristiano Ronaldo at Man Utd: https://audioboom.com/channels/5008818 FOLLOW PLANET FOOTBALL: Twitter: @planetfutebol Facebook Instagram E-mail: contact@planetfootball.com We're sponsored by Football Index, the world's first football stockmarket.  Use the code TBMIndex for a £500 money-back guarantee. New customers only. 18+.

Rich Williams, Mark Holmes and Rob Conlon are joined by returning comedian Micky P Kerr to celebrate one of football's funniest characters, Neil Warnock, and remember one of the most controversial games of the 2000s. The man who officiated The Battle of Bramall Lane, Eddie Wolstenholme, joins the boys on the phone to talk us through the crazy events of that day, featuring three red cards and leading to the game eventually being abandoned. As always, we finish with another edition of Football Fact or Fiction in which Rich  tries to guess which of the many glorious stories about Neil Warnock are true. Make sure you head to www.planetfootball.com for more 2000s nostalgia,  including expanded interviews with many of the show's guests. RUNNING ORDER: - Intro - Neil Warnock montage (3m 17s) - Rich's poor time keeping (5m 18s) - Neil. (6m) - Neil v Pep, and the never-changing Warnock (7m) - Neil v Graham Poll (11m 04s) - Respect for Neil (13m 30s) - Mrs Warnock (14m) - Neil's record (15m 13s) - Neil's approach to friendlies (17m 13s) - Battle of Bramall Lane Montage  (18m 53s) - The madness of the match (20m 12s) - Interview with Eddie Wolstenholme, who talks us through officiating the madness of that game (27m 11s) - Thoughts on the interview (34m 05s) - Managing over the radio & summing up Neil (35m 40s) - Football Fact or Fiction (38m 36s) - Contact details (44m 34s) You can find all our other episodes here, including the Arsenal Invincibles, Leeds in the Champions League semis, Champ Man with Cherno Samba and Cristiano Ronaldo at Man Utd: https://audioboom.com/channels/5008818 FOLLOW PLANET FOOTBALL: Twitter: @planetfutebol Facebook Instagram E-mail: contact@planetfootball.com We're sponsored by Football Index, the world's first football stockmarket.  Use the code TBMIndex for a £500 money-back guarantee. New customers only. 18+. Update Description

Rundown of the most recent matchdays of the top five leagues with your hosts' personal input on the games. Pass through a depth analysis of the top games like this week like the world-renown Classico and Real now leading LaLiga to the shattered dreams of Liverpool tieing the Arsenal Invincibles with their FIRST LOSS OF THE SEASON and much, much more!! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

This week, Saru is joined by Baru in the studio to talk about last weekend's fixtures. In the first half, the boys rave about Watford winning against Liverpool thus ending Liverpool's formidable win streak. They also compare the current Liverpool squad to the Arsenal Invincibles and share their mild opinions on Manchester City winning the Carabao Cup.In the second half, the boys talk about racism around football and discuss who should be owning football clubs? The lads also talk about the Everton vs Manchester United game, praise Bruno Fernandes' impressive performances and criticize VAR's selective decisions. Tune in.Search for 'Football Twaddle' on Facebook and Instagram and @footytwaddle on twitter. Do follow us on social media to find out all the happenings around the show. You can also email us are: footballtwaddle@gmail.comJoin our private Fantasy League here - yynmrbYou can listen to this show and other awesome shows on the IVM Podcasts app on Android: https://ivm.today/android or iOS: https://ivm.today/ios, or any other podcast app.You can check out our website at http://www.ivmpodcasts.com/

We're back! Rich Williams, Mark Holmes and Rob Conlon are joined by returning comedian Danny McLoughlin as we take a walk down Shithouses Lane in the first episode of series two. Former referee Mark Halsey joins the boys on the phone to reveal what it's like dealing with shithouses on the field, including an interesting way of dealing with Chelsea legend John Terry. We finish with another episode of Football Fact or Fiction in which Rich  tries to guess which of the many unlikely stories about some of the biggest 2000s shithouses, is in fact, true. Make sure you head to www.planetfootball.com for more 2000s nostalgia,  including expanded interviews with many of the show's guests. RUNNING ORDER: - Danny has returned and so have we - Shithouses montage (2m 30s) - What is a shithouse and why do we love them? (3m 45s) - Shithouse categories (6m 11s) - Mark van Bommel (8m 20s) - Kevin Nolan (9m 50s) - Obligatory Leeds Shithouse (11m 10s) - Always been like that (13m) - A Hall of Famer (14m) - Rivaldo's famous moment and a shithouse's natural ability  (16m) - Obligatory Leeds shithouse #2 (17m) - Marco v Zizou (18m) - Their shithouse becomes our shithouse (19m 50s) - Craig Bellamy. (21m 55s) - Our shithouse becomes their shithouse (23m) - Rino (24m 10s) - Mark Halsey interview. He talks us through dealing with shithouses, his tricks of the trade, and some of the worst to ref (25m 02s) - Post-interview chat and a Robbie Savage tale (35m 39s) - Football Fact or Fiction (40m 53s) - Contact details (46m 27s) You can find all our other episodes here, including the Arsenal Invincibles, Leeds in the Champions League semis, Champ Man with Cherno Samba and Cristiano Ronaldo at Man Utd: https://audioboom.com/channels/5008818 FOLLOW PLANET FOOTBALL: Twitter: @planetfutebol Facebook Instagram E-mail: contact@planetfootball.com We're sponsored by Football Index, the world's first football stockmarket.  Use the code TBMIndex for a £500 money-back guarantee. New customers only. 18+.

(0:35) Jon's trip to Paris. (1:50) Levi in Amsterdam ft. Stormzy. (4:10) Greg and Dan at Selhurst Park. (5:58) Love Island talk. (8:59) Gerry Cinnamon update. (10:40) Greg's Love Island higher or lower quiz. (16:45) Lily Beck Love Island song - https://www.instagram.com/lilyybeck/?hl=en (17:45) Fury v Wilder II BACK TO FOOTBALL (25:50) Raheem Sterling and Real Madrid (30:30) Aaron Wan-Bissaka is better than Trent Alexander Arnold? (38:00) Jon v Levi: The current Liverpool team is better than the Arsenal invincibles? Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/6NoNW7QFhZLxBfcaulyG47 iTunes - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/back-to-football/id1463059530?ign-mpt=uo%3D4 Other platforms - https://anchor.fm/btf-podcast LIKE AND SUBSCRIBE.

Rich Williams, Mark Holmes, Rob Conlon and Pete Farries get back together for the final time of 2019 as we bring the first series of The Broken Metatarsal to a close. The lads recall some of their favourite moments from the first nine podcasts, while Mark struggles with maths yet again and Pete forgets this is supposed to be a show about the 2000s. And in this shorter, 30-minute special there are not one but two rounds of Football Fact or Fiction, the first about some of the stars of the series and the second a Christmas edition in which Paul Gascoigne features prominently. We'll be back with series two in early 2020, but please get in touch in the meantime to suggest topics you'd like us to cover when we return. And don't forget to visit www.planetfootball.com for more 2000s nostalgia, including expanded interviews with many of the show's guests. You can find the full first series of The Broken Metatarsal on Apple Podcasts, Spotify and wherever else you get your podcasts, including episodes on the Arsenal Invincibles, Cristiano Ronaldo's breakthrough at Manchester United and the phenomena that are Championship Manager and Football Manager. FOLLOW PLANETFOOTBALL: Twitter: @planetfutebol Facebook Instagram E-mail: contact@planetfootball.com We're sponsored by Football Index, the world's first football stock market.  Use the code TBMIndex for a £500 money-back guarantee. New customers only. 18+.

Rich Williams, Mark Holmes and Rob Conlon are again joined by comedian  Mark Smith as we remember Spurs' resurgence under Martin Jol and how a brilliant 2005-06 season was ruined by a dodgy portion of lasagne.  Andy Reid joins the boys on the phone to reveal the truth behind the  legend from inside the hotel and then the dressing room as team-mates  fell sick, including a player he cannot speak highly enough of: Michael  Carrick. We finish with another episode of Football Fact or Fiction in which Rich  tries to guess which of the many unlikely stories about Stoke City are, in  fact, true. Make sure you head to www.planetfootball.com for more 2000s nostalgia,  including expanded interviews with many of the show's guests. RUNNING ORDER: - An introduction to this week's guests - An exciting development on the Twitter handle front (1m 33s) - The audio highlights of Spurs under Martin Jol and a sickening end to the season (4m 10s) - When Spurs weren't very good (5m 55s) - 2003-04: The worst possible season to be a Spurs fan (7m 28s) - Helder Postiga, blowing a 3-0 lead in the FA Cup and a surprising Jon Macken poster (9m 42s) - “It's the climb!” (12m 02s) - The arrival of Martin Jol and the beginning of happier times (13m  52s) - The makings of a brilliant team (15m 09s) - 2005-06: “An amazing turnaround” (17m) - A portion of lasagne and the timeline of what followed (18m 16s) - Andy Reid interview (21m): “If it was a coincidence, it was a hell of a coincidence!”      o Reid on “phenomenal” Michael Carrick (22m 30s)      o A first inkling that things were not OK (24m 50s)      o Conspiracy theories from the squad (25m 30s)      o When Michael Dawson turned translucent (26m 15s)      o Thinking back to another game which might have cost Spurs  fourth (27m 19s) - The truth is out at last: the lasagne  was to blame! (28m 46s) - Playing Michael Carrick despite the fact he couldn't walk (29m 58s) - “One of the great stories of the 2000s” (30m 49s) - It should have been postponed (33m 25s) - Football Fact or Fiction (34m 10s) You can find all our other episodes here, including the Arsenal Invincibles, Leeds in the Champions League semis, Champ Man with Cherno Samba and Cristiano Ronaldo at Man Utd: https://audioboom.com/channels/5008818 FOLLOW PLANETFOOTBALL: Twitter: @planetfutebol Facebook Instagram E-mail: contact@planetfootball.com We're sponsored byFootball Index, the world's first football stockmarket.  Use the code TBMIndex for a £500 money-back guarantee. New customers only. 18+.

Rich Williams, Mark Holmes and Rob Conlon are joined by comedian Mark Smith to celebrate Stoke City's glorious first season in the Premier League when they upset the big boys and made neutrals p*ss themselves laughing.   Danny Higginbotham joins on the phone to provide an insight into some of the extraordinary lengths Stoke went to in search of home advantage, how they made the colour drain from opponents' faces, and why being written off was the best thing that could have happened to the club. We finish with another episode of Football Fact or Fiction in which Rich tries to guess which of the many unlikely stories about Stoke City are, in fact, true.   Make sure you head to www.planetfootball.com for more 2000s nostalgia, including expanded interviews with many of the show's guests. RUNNING ORDER:   - Introduction to this week's show and guests - The audio highlights of Ricardo Fuller, Tony Pulis and Rory Delap's throw ins (2m 10) - Celebrating Rory Delap's throw ins (5m 55) - The emergence of ‘towel boys' (09m 00) - Rory Delap creating goals (11m 25) - When Stoke reduced Heurelho Gomes to tears. (13m 16) - Gareth Southgate on Delap throw-ins (16m 12) - The emergence of the Stoke vs Arsenal rivalry (18m 06) - Winding up Arsene Wenger (19m 21) - When Wenger petitioned for throw-ins to be banned (20m 18) - Danny Higginbottom Interview (21m 51) ·      Stoke's first season back in the Premier League (22m 00) ·      Stoke's mentality starting the season back in the Premier League (23m 15) ·      Stoke fans and the Stoke team mirror each other (25m 40) ·      How Arsenal 'didn't want to be there' against Stoke (26m 42) ·      How people writing Stoke off provided motivation to prove them wrong. (29m 18) ·      The genius of Ricardo Fuller (30m 48) - Mark on Fuller, his favourite ever player (33m 36) -  When Fuller slapped his captain (36m 36) - A naked Tony Pulis vs James Beattie (39m 15) - Stoke's lasting legacy (41m 38) - Football Fact or Fiction (43m 22)   You can find all our other episodes here, including the Arsenal Invincibles, Leeds in the Champions League semis, Champ Man with Cherno Samba and Cristiano Ronaldo at Man Utd. https://audioboom.com/channels/5008818   FOLLOW PLANET FOOTBALL: Twitter: @planetfutebol Facebook Instagram E-mail: contact@planetfootball.com We're sponsored by Football Index, the world's first football stockmarket. Use the code TBMIndex for a £500 money-back guarantee. New customers only. 18+.

Rich Williams, Mark Holmes and Pete Farries are joined by comedian and Liverpool fan Adam Rowe to celebrate Rafa Benitez's wonderful time in charge at Anfield, from that amazing night in Istanbul to that brilliant team of Gerard, Alonso, Torres and co. that went so close in 2008-09.   Neil Mellor joins on the phone to talk about his crucial role in that famous turnaround against Olympiakos, his memories of Istanbul and his thoughts on how Benitez moved Liverpool on as a club.   We finish with another episode of Football Fact or Fiction in which Rich tries to guess which of the many unlikely stories about Benitez is, in fact, true.   Make sure you head to www.planetfootball.com for more 2000s nostalgia, including expanded interviews with many of the show's guests.   RUNNING ORDER: - An introduction to this week's guests - The audio highlights of Fernando Torres, Steven Gerrard, Istanbul and Liverpool under Rafa Benitez (4m 26s) - How Liverpool fans felt at the time of Benitez's appointment (5m 45s) - Remembering Liverpool's sudden influx of Spanish signings and how it helped Rafa (7m 30s) - Liverpool v Chelsea, one of *the* great rivalries of the 2000s (8m 47s) - The ‘ghost goal' that started it all (11m 43s) - Memories of Istanbul (13m 55s) - Ruthless Rafa: How he improved the Champions League-winning team to challenge for the title (18m 35s) - Neil Mellor interview: Scoring against Arsenal, pestering Rafa to bring him on v Olympiakos, setting up Stevie G, watching the final from the stands, Fernando Morientes getting him onto the pitch to celebrate, nabbing an AC Milan medal, the impact Benitez made on the whole club (20m 13s) - Back to the social club to watch a better team lose the 2007 Champions League final (31m 30s) - A celebration of the outrageous brilliance of Fernando Torres (33m 58s) - Remembering Rafa's remarkable ‘facts' press conference (38m 15s) - A sadness at how it all ended (42m 31s) - Football Fact or Fiction (43m 52s)   You can find all our other episodes here, including the Arsenal Invincibles, Leeds in the Champions League semis, Champ Man with Cherno Samba and Cristiano Ronaldo at Man Utd. https://audioboom.com/channels/5008818   FOLLOW PLANET FOOTBALL: Twitter: @planetfutebol Facebook Instagram E-mail: contact@planetfootball.com We're sponsored by Football Index, the world's first football stockmarket. Use the code TBMIndex for a £500 money-back guarantee. New customers only. 18+.  

Rich Williams, Mark Holmes and Pete Farries are joined by presenter and Arsenal fan Alex Brooker to discuss the Gunners' amazing achievement in 2003-04 when they went an entire Premier League season unbeaten. Back-up goalkeeper from that season Graham Stack also joins the boys on the phone to reveal what it was like being a part of that incredible squad and how nervous he got acting as back-up to Mad Jens Lehmann. We finish our first ever episode of The Broken Metatarsal with a game of Football Fact or Fiction in which Rich tries to guess which of the three unlikely stories about Arsenal that season is in fact true. Make sure you head to www.planetfootball.com for more 2000s nostalgia and more from Graham Stack about how knocking out a supporter on loan at Beveren kickstarted his Arsenal career. RUNNING ORDER: - An introduction to The Broken Metatarsal - Treat your ears to the audio highlights of that incredible season (5m  44s) - Alex on the greatest year of his life (7m 51s) - The best balanced squad you could imagine (10m 05s) - Winning the league at White Hart Lane – Alex recalls having    Champions 04 printed on the back of his Arsenal shirt *before* they    won it (11m 35s) - Disappointment at not winning the Champions League (14m 00s) - Graham Stack interview (17m 26s) – Arsenal's back-up goalkeeper in 2003-04     discusses breaking through alongside Cesc Fabregas, what it was like in the dressing room, Arsene Wenger's one-liners, having his Werther's Originals confiscated, and how stressful it was acting as Jens Lehmann's back-up. - Pete explains how you can make money on the Football Index (37m 31s) - Kicking off at Old Trafford (39m 47s) - When Mike Riley ended the run back at Man Utd (44m 32s) - Gilberto the giant anteater (46m 00s) - Football Fact or Fiction (47m 15s) FOLLOW PLANET FOOTBALL: Twitter:  @planetfutebol Facebook Instagram E-mail: contact@planetfootball.com We're sponsored by Football Index, the world's first football stockmarket. Use the code TBMIndex for a £500 money-back guarantee. New customers only. 18+.

Wayne Rooney Farewell Cap & Arsenal Invincibles vs Man City Centurions This episode Kev and Andy speak about the England cap handed to Wayne Rooney 2 years after his retirement. Right or wrong ? Also who’s achievement was greater ? Arsenal’s unbeaten season or Man City’s record points season ?

This episode, an online dating addict seeks help from our football pundits, who dip into the lore of the Gunners - The Arsenal team that went undefeated and the cautionary tale of Paul Merson after his playing days ended and his crazy addictions that cost him an estimated 7 million pounds! Sebastian Sim, Elliott Danker and Shareen Wong host Life, Love and the Beautiful Game, available wherever you get your podcasts

The season of the Arsenal Invincibles… plus Saddam Hussein’s capture in a spider hole, Denis Irwin’s simple lifestyle, the demise of Leeds and the first ever McDonald’s TV ad, from… 1963? See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

As the Premier League campaign draws to a close, Gab Marcotti, Oli Kay and James Scowcroft discuss the Manchester City Centurions and whether their feat of reaching 100 points is less likely to be replicated than the Arsenal Invincibles.Plus the panel pick apart the latest Pochettino power play and they select not just their Premier League team of the season but their team of the season outside the top 6. No journalists or ex-footballers were harmed in the making of this podcast. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On this week's episode I briefly recap City's 4-1 thrashing of West Ham before jumping into the debate about who is the greatest Premier League side of all time? The 03 -04 Arsenal Invincibles or the 17-18 Shark Team.

Mike Calvin, John Cross and David Preece dissect another Manchester City masterclass, praise Burnley’s fairytale season under Sean Dyche and speculate which players could be on the move in January. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Episode 2 of the Popular Side Podcast by Year 12 students of Workington Academy. The post Episode 2 – He was part of the Arsenal Invincibles appeared first on Workington Academy.

Episode 2 of the Popular Side Podcast by Year 12 students of Workington Academy. The post Episode 2 – He was part of the Arsenal Invincibles appeared first on Workington Academy.

Darren Moore recalls a special trip to take on the #Arsenal Invincibles at Highbury in 2004 #WBA Music: "Eight Nineteen" by Matt Stevens, available from www.mattstevensguitar.com