Podcasts about blue is the colour

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It's a Chelsea special at These Football Timess. e look back on the evolution of the Blues from Jimmy Greaves and Ken Bates to Roman Abramovich to Graham Potter. Will Chelsea's chaos theory deliver a third Champions League triumph, or do they need to finally find some stability before the glittering prizes return?

What a finale to the WSL season. After weeks of excitement, the last day did not disappoint! Manchester United put up a fight but Chelsea turn it on second half and our crowned WSL champions again. That being said, Arsenal, Manchester City & United fans can all take positives from the season and we're already thinking how competitive 2022/23 could be. Plus, best of the rest and Birmingham City say fairwell with a poignant second city derby win. Proudly sponsored by FotMob

Toronto Blue Jays! Life long Toffees fan David Robson reminisces of his summer vacation when he discovered a love for another sporting team in blue.....

We look at #chelsea 1971/72 season through chapter and verse,Ossie holds a tune, DJ between the sticks,Overcoming Spurs,One armed thrower, Wembley Woe,On tour in Barbados.Donate: https://supporter.acast.com/613f5808e36df2001b0c44a4Full version Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/srbmedia Full version Apple: https://apple.co/3uJKGviWith the Gabbie CabbieProduced/Edited by Chris Browne for SRBMediasrbmedia.co.ukSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/srbmedia. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. Become a member at https://plus.acast.com/s/srbmedia.

Today we're focusing on the Champions of Europe with football TikToker The Football Explainer. We mull over the Lukaku rumours, debate Timo Werner's role in the team and make some bold predictions about where the Blues might finish this season.

In this week's episode, we discuss : - Champions League final - Guardiola's tactical decisions in big games - Ngolo Kante for Ballon d'or ? - Europa League final - Unai Emery - Should United keep their trust in Ole? Follow us on Instagram: @forward_pressing Follow us on Twitter: @ForwardPressPod Music: Clueless Kit - Strings (Soundcloud)

Blue is the Colour and it was almost the case in Manchester aswell, but as usual London prevails and delivers SW3 one more Champions League trophy. This episode digests the European Finals in which England provides 3/4 finalist so all eyes were on the Premier League. Match winning performances from likes of Capoue, Kante and Azpilicueta also come into play before we round of with a MUO for the streets.

With a concrete defence and clockwork attack, Chelsea are champions of Europe for a second time. For Man City, the wait goes on. Miguel Delaney and Jonathan Wilson join us to analyse the final. What's the secret of Chelsea's mid-season transformation? Why does Guardiola experiment in the biggest games? And where do City go from here?

A 2.ª Champions do Chelsea, o impacto de Tuchel, as escolhas de Guardiola e a qualidade de Kanté, Havertz, Mount, entre outros, no episódio desta semana.

On this episode of From The Shed End, the boys look back on the latest Chelsea news During the episode, we discuss :- - Manchester City vs Chelsea review - Preview of our midweek clash against Arsenal - Can we beat Leicester City in the FA Cup final? - Who should be voted Chelsea POTY? - Possible Chelsea penalty takers for the FA Cup and Champions League finals. For further information to raise on topics of discussion with either T.Dot or Theo . You can follow the From The Shed End on the following social media platforms Twitter Instagram Please also subscribe to our youtube channel, for all the visual and live content From The Shed End

Ste, Chris & Ahsan discuss boring City, Liverpool's demise & of course preview the weekend derby match - plus more!

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An incredible servant to Dublin GAA both as a footballer and a hurler, Conal Keaney joins me to chat about the ups and downs of his time with the Dublin Senior Footballers and the Dublin Senior Hurlers. We chat Pillar Caffrey, Anthony Daly, Pat Gilroy, club, Leinster Finals, playing with the best in both codes and what it takes to be still playing intercounty at 38 years of age. We also discuss Championship 2020 and lots more. A must listen for Dublin GAA fans.

Two time sports journalist of the year, and huge Dublin supporter, Roy Curtis joins me this week for a hugely enjoyable chat about Dublin teams in days gone by right up to the current great side and much more. Dessie Farrell, Jim Gavin, past and current Dublin greats all discussed with one of Ireland's finest wordsmiths along with a look ahead to this weekend's Leinster Final. 

 A multiple All Ireland winner for both club and county, All star winner Ger Brennan joins me for a detailed back on a career that saw him represent Dublin at every level from the age of 13 right up until his intercounty career was cut short by injury in 2015. We also discuss a weekend gone by that saw the Championship really catch fire and Dublin's opening night victory over Westmeath.  

A true Darling Of The Hill, a hero to Dublin supporters and one of the greatest forwards to ever play the game. Bernard Brogan joins me for a detailed look back on his illustrious career in blue, the many challenges and obstacles that he faced along the way plus much more on this must listen episode of Blue Is The Colour.  

Welcome to our brand new podcast in the first episode Sioned Dafydd and the team look back on Chelsea success in the Charity Shield and Lyon securing yet another Champions League Title. There is a look ahead to the forthcoming fixtures in the WSL, The Championship and the National League. And we look back at an eventful couple of months for the Lionesses.

En esta ocasión el rey de la fiesta es el Chelsea, el cual logró terminar en el cuarto lugar de la Premier League 2019-2020 mostrando un gran juego de la mano de Frank Lampard. Sin embargo, la temporada no estuvo exenta de complicaciones siendo el bloque defensivo el con más errores cometidos.

Listen to the Chelsea Football Club Anthem Song Blue Is The Colour in this sports podcast episode which is popular with football fans of this club.

A very special episode of Blue Is The Colour to mark Jim Gavin's departure as Dublin Senior Football manager. One of Jim's former teammates Vinnie Murphy and one of his close friends Johnny Courtenay join me to look back on the man, the legend and the incredible legacy he leaves behind. We also discuss just who will be his replacement.

I discuss Chelsea's last two games, how Frank Lampard should line up for Chelsea in future, preview our next match against west ham and rank ever season for Chelsea over the last decade

In the first all new Chelsea podcast I take a look at Chelsea's current position and how they must improve to try and challenge Liverpool for this years premier league title

In the second of this weeks All Ireland Final preview podcasts, Jackie Cahill from the LGFA, Patricia Monahan from the Dublin LGFA and Rob Hartnett join me to preview in detail this Sunday's big day for our three in a row chasing Ladies Senior Footballers as they take on Galway. We also chat about the continued upward curve of Ladies Gaelic Football, the fantastic work being done to promote the game, the 20 X 20 campaign and lots more. 

Our Boys In Blue have to do it all again so the podcast goes again too with another All Ireland Final preview. Senan Connell, Vinnie Murphy, Johnny Courtenay and Declan Mahon are back to join me to look forward to this Saturday's All Ireland Final replay. Join us for lots of debate, insights and laughs as we countdown to what could be a historic day in Croke Park. 

Yes it's a big All Ireland Final Preview Special episode this week as Senan Connell, Vinnie Murphy, Declan Mahon and Johnny Courtenay join me to look ahead to Sundays big day in Croker. Plenty of insight, discussion, debate and a few laughs along the way to really whet your appetite for what could be a historic day.

6 All Ireland medals, 5 National League medals, 10 Leinster Championship medals, four All Stars and a huge part of Dublin's success over the last decade. The legend that is Paul Flynn joins me to look back on his outstanding career in Blue. From humble beginnings to the best in the country, Flynn gives an insight into the huge amount of hard work that it took to become such a success both on and off the pitch.

It's Dublin v Mayo again - Who will win? We look forward to Saturday's blockbuster clash in Croker. The ticket fiasco, we discuss the shambles that supporters have faced. We also look back on another memorable day in Omagh last Sunday, our Ladies Senior Footballers win over Kerry that sees them in another All Ireland Semi Final plus lots more on Episode 73 of Blue Is The Colour.

Six Leinster Senior Football medals, two National League medals, three All Stars, a Footballer of The Year and an All Ireland Champion. This episode's very special guest is Dublin legend Paul Curran, a man who is regarded as one of the classiest footballers to ever wear the blue jersey. We chat about his glittering playing career, his moves into management, the great days that this current Dublin side has given us and lots more.

The issue of funding to Dublin GAA has been a huge topic over the last couple of years and has been used many times as a stick to undermine Dublin's success. Rob Hartnett from Sport For Business joins me to set the record straight and to dispel a lot of the myths that have been peddled in the media regarding Dublin's funding. We also set the record straight on the well worn arguments about Dublin's population and the Croke Park issue. Patricia Monahan from the Dublin LGFA also joins me to look forward to a big day in Parnell Park this Saturday for the Dublin Ladies Senior Footballers and to look back at last week's action. 

An absolute privilege to have a man who lifted the National League, Delaney Cup and Sam Maguire as captain of the Dublin Senior Football team on this episode. John O'Leary's place amongst the GAA greats is assured as is his place amongst the hearts of Dublin supporters for the many years service he gave to the jersey. He joins me to look back on his fantastic career in blue along with his thoughts on Cluxton, the current Dublin side, the return of Connolly and more. 

A tough weekend on the pitch for Dublin GAA, we look back at what could have been but look at the positives for the future. We look forward to a big weekend ahead as the Super 8's get underway for our Senior Footballers while our Ladies Footballers also begin their All Ireland journey in earnest. We also speak about the funding issue and the clear agenda of some in the media. All this and lots of laughs and more debate on Episode 69 of Blue Is The Colour 

A man who knows all about the good and bad days for Dublin Hurling and Football, former Dublin Senior Footballer and Dublin Hurling legend Dotsy O'Callaghan joins me on this weeks episode to look back on what was a momentous night for Dublin Hurling last Saturday night and to look ahead to our Footballers Leinster Final against Meath this Sunday. We also look back on Dotsy's own time in Blue in both codes including those special days under Dalo, his time with the Dublin Footballers and lots more.

I've been lucky to have some amazing guests on the 67 episodes of this podcast but this episode is my favourite yet by far. You would all know his voice from his role as stadium announcer in Croke Park but proud Kerryman Jerry Grogan has also spent 41 years overseeing the coaching of generations of future Dublin GAA stars through his role with Cumann Na mBunscol. He shares some amazing stories about his years about his life in GAA and Croke Park including some fantastic stories about Dublin stars past and present in what is an unmissable episode.

Another great away day in Portlaoise both on and off the pitch last Saturday. We look back on Dublin's bloodless win over Louth and how The Blue and Navy support enjoyed themselves. We also look back at all last weekends events including another Mayo defeat (will they ever learn?) and preview this weekends action. All this and lots more debate and craic on Episode 66 of Blue Is The Colour 

As our Boys In Blue begin the defence of their Leinster and All Ireland titles this Saturday, Dubs legend Vinnie Murphy and Johnathan Courtenay join me to look ahead to what the Summer will hold for Jim Gavin's men. Can they make history? What teams will pose the biggest threat? Who will star for Dublin? All this and lots more debate on Episode 65 of Blue Is The Colour.

A multiple All Ireland winner, a multiple All Star and a firefighter. All round superwoman Lyndsey Davey is my special guest on this episode as we look back on what's been a long and decorated career in Blue since Lyndsey made her Dublin Senior Football team debut at the age of just 15.  We also chat about how Ladies Football has changed for the better in that time, the 20 x 20 initiatives and just how Lyndsey is able to balance being an intercounty footballer with such a demanding job.  All this and lots more on Episode 63 of Blue Is The Colour.

The Dubs and being involved in GAA can be a great escape for many of us, be it from general life or whatever personal issues that we're dealing with. For my guests this week, attending Dublin games and being involved in GAA has not only been an escape, it has been vital in not only their lives but also the lives of their children. Fiona McHugh, who's son Alan has Down Syndrome, Ali Field, who's son James has autism, and Lorraine Groves, who's daughter Evie is on the road to recovery following a brain tumour, tell me all about how important The Dubs and GAA have been in their families lives. Some very heartwarming and inspirational stories about an association and team that wouldn't always get the best of press.

Why there should be no sleepless nights in the Gavin household after Sunday's National League Final. A half term report on our Senior Footballers and Hurlers as Championship looms large. Diarmuid Connolly, the hypocrites that drove him out, rumours of his return and those about Rory O'Carroll. All this plus lots more chat, debate and craic on Episode 61 of Blue Is The Colour.

A true Darling Of The Hill, one of Dublin's favourite sons and my own personal boyhood hero. The legend that is Charlie Redmond is this week's guest as we look back on a storied and successful career in blue with some fantastic tales from the great man himself thrown in for good measure. A must listen for any Dublin GAA fan.

A bit of sense in all this doomsday talk about our footballers. We discuss how Jim Gavin is no doubt secretly delighted at where he has his troops as they head for Summer war. A monumental day for our Senior Hurlers. We look back on a victory that was a long tíme coming in Thurles on Saturday night. Croke Park's 20 × 20 hypocrisy and another win for our Girls In Blue. We also take a look ahead to another packed weekend of action this coming weekend along with all the usual chat, laughs and debate.

Dublin legend Kieran Duff is this week's very special guest as we look back on a storied and successful career in blue. That infamous '83 final, battles with Meath, his love of Swords and his club Fingallians, trials with Manchester United and his time as a Dublin selector are just some of the things we discuss in a fascinating hour of listening.

The legend that is Vinnie Murphy joins me once again this week to look back on another great weekend for The Dubs. We discuss the story so far for Jim Gavin's men as we head into the business end of the National League, Mattie Kenny's magic touch with our Hurlers and our Ladies Footballers continued success. All this and lots lots more on Episode 57 of Blue Is The Colour.

A real Darling Of The Hill, a True Blue hero and one of the greatest forwards the game has ever seen. Alan Brogan joins me for an hour long chat as we look back on his legendary career in Blue. A career of unbelievable highs and some awful lows, it was a career that eventually saw Alan win three All Ireland's, three All Stars, a Footballer Of The Year Award and lots more.

The end of the glory days. We pay a large tongue in cheek tribute to the end of the good times for Dublin Football as a country rejoices. The GAA ticket price increase and how the GAA leaves kids short changed. The 'Get The Dubs Out Of Croke Park' saga. New rules, poor officiating and a look ahead to this weekends action. All this and more on Episode 55 of Blue Is The Colour.

We are back for 2019 and what a way to kick off a New Year of Blue Is The Colour. Denis Bastick joins me to reminisce on his glittering career in Blue as we look back on all the highs and lows of his time in a Dublin jersey. We also chat about the void he felt following his retirement, how appearing on Dancing With The Stars has given him a new focus and much more.

Yes it's Christmas Special time again for Blue Is The Colour and who better to look back on another amazing year for The Dubs than Dublin legends PJ Gallagher and Vinnie Murphy. You'll laugh, you'll probably cry (with laughter) and you'll laugh some more during this hour of madness where nobody is safe from PJ and Vinnie's wrath.

Blue is certainly the colour after the Weekends Louth senior semi finals as the Jocks and managerless Blues advanced I have reaction from both and Junior final build up between Dundalk Young Irelands and Glyde Rangers also!

In which our toilers on the allotment of life are joined by last line of defence Clayton Beerman, aka @goalie59, to discuss the matches against Paris Saint-Germain in the Champions League, Everton in the FA Cup, West Ham in the Premier League and the youth setup. Listen →