Podcast appearances and mentions of Bobby Gould

Remember When is a show that brings together football fans from across the UK to talk about the seismic moments that shaped their club's history - and had a massive impact on their own lives too. Rather than being about tribal division or comparing between the haves versus the have-nots, it's about the stories, the memories and the moments that unite us as football fans - whoever we support. This time, Remember When looks back at two of the most memorable FA Cup triumphs in English football history. Wimbledon and Portsmouth have suffered more than their fair share of hardship over the years, with trophy cabinets smaller than plenty of their Football League counterparts. But both clubs and their fans share an increasingly rare privilege: they won the FA Cup against the odds. Broadcaster Rick Edwards is joined by two guests who were right at the heart of the action. Marc Jones fell in love with Wimbledon after an inadvertent trip to Plough Lane in the 1980s and followed their ragtag bunch of cult heroes to the 1988 FA Cup final, where the Crazy Gang ended the day on that hallowed top Wembley step after beating a brilliant Liverpool team. Jeff Harris made a similar pilgrimage twenty years later, when his beloved Portsmouth scratched and clawed their way to the final of the 2008 FA Cup. He'd recently returned from working overseas for the British Army and watched Kanu and company complete their own journey to greatness at the new Wembley. Marc and Jeff share their hilarious and often heartfelt memories of seeing their local clubs reach footballing immortality. From that snowballing belief as their clubs marched through the rounds at the expense of numerous top-flight counterparts, to organising double-decker buses and flights back from military bases to make sure they joined friends and family at Wembley. They also remember the aftermath, as Jeff bolted back down to Portsmouth and joined in celebrations across the city while Marc caught sight of Wimbledon manager Bobby Gould bringing the trophy back to Plough Lane at the front of the team coach. They also touch on how these victories marked important moments in their own young lives, with football acting as the catalyst for moments of joy, melancholy and belonging. Remember When is a celebration of what football's all about: moments etched into history for the fans and players of two clubs who might never experience it again. This is Remember When… We Actually Won Something.

The former Coventry defender Dave Busst joined Andy Goldstein and Bobby Gould, his former manager, and reflected on a horrific career ending injury he sustained against Manchester United on this day in 1996. Busst recalled the United players visiting him in hospital and also revealed some of the unique team bonding exercises he went through at Highfield Road! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Christmas Special December 2023 features more from Artim Sakari and Andy Hunt plus a look back to the 5-3 game at Old Trafford 1978 with Brendon Batson;  a remarkable Boxing Day in 1963 and real boxing with Bobby Gould, as told by Wayne Fereday!David Butler tells of his experiences of playing alongside Pele and Bobby Moore in USA.Also hear from fans Rex Edwards; Jim Goode, Harry Taylor, and Ken Lord who have great stories to tell.Presented by Norman Bartlam and Bob Downing.

Join Caz & Neno for an exclusive chat with former Rovers centre-back, Mr Geoff Twentyman!We hear all about his time at the Gas - from playing under Bobby Gould & Gerry Francis to playing alongside Ian Holloway & Vaughn Jones.Geoff discusses one of the biggest promotions in Rovers' history - including smashing Bristol City 3-0 before the emphatic win at Bloomfield Road to beat the red side to the title.  Finally, we discuss how Geoff applied for the Bristol Rovers manger role and his time as an assistant to Ian Holloway.Grab a cuppa, put your feet up and rewind back in time to what was a very special era for Bristol Rovers.UTG!Support the show

In part two of a series celebrating Wales, the podcast team discuss some near misses in the 1980s, when a generation of world-class talent - think Rush, Southall, Hughes - missed out on qualification in a variety of dramatic ways. We also discuss the 1993 clash with Romania and the descent into farce in the best-forgotten era of Bobby Gould.

Hello Listener! Get twice as many podcasts and longer editions of these ones by joining our Supporters' Club. Sign up here: www.patreon.com/whensaturdaycomesTerrified at the thought of a Cabbage Patch Kid uprising, magazine editor Andy Lyons, writer Harry Pearson and host Daniel Gray discuss unlikely cup finalists, from the London XI to Catanzaro via Bobby Gould's tears and Johnny Crossan's Tongeren insomnia. WSC Assistant Editor Ffion Thomas delves into the pages of magazine issue 422, Record Breakers brings delight from Denmark, and we continue our sprightly feature, The Final Third, in which a guest contributes a match, a player and an object to the WSC Museum of Football. Joining Dan as our visiting curator this time is Suzy Wrack, Guardian sportswriter and author of the new book, A Woman's Game: The Rise, Fall, and Rise Again of Women's Football.Support the show

Just how did Bobby Gould mastermind the greatest FA Cup Final shock of all time? "The Gouldfather" takes us on a trip back to 1988 as Wimbledon battle the mighty Liverpool at Wembley. In a fantastic interview he recounts the characters of the Crazy Gang, how the Wimbledon chairman invented "bush tucker trials" decades before Ant & Dec and we hear how Bobby even bribed someone in an attempt to get every advantage possible.

In the second of four short episodes of the Stars of the Sixties series Patch sat down with John Galley and Bobby Gould.  Bobby Gould joined City looking forward to play upfront alongside John Galley only to find out upon arriving at Ashton Gate that John had signed for Nottingham Forest... Enjoy!

This week we're reading probably the smallest book we've ever read, if not the smallest book ever released - Robert Earnshaw's 2012, 103-page novella 'Earnie: My Life At Cardiff City'. Featuring Robbie on the art of goal celebrations, Sam Hammamm making Spencer Prior eat sheep testicles, and yet more Bobby Gould wrestling. Plus Leo Fortune-West's small calves, a school crocodile and James has finally had enough of dressing room pranks. Follow us on Twitter! @FootieBookClub Instagram @footballbookclub Join The Football Book Club *Club* - www.patreon.com/footballbookclub

10 wins in 13 games for the reds with a smash and grab in Yeovil...plus Gareth Owen on the 25th Anniversary of Wrexham beating West Ham in the FA Cup, plus his spell as an emergency goalkeeper and his Wales call up from Bobby Gould.Plus a brand new feature!fearlessindevotion@gmail.com@fearlessidzine See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Today, we welcome one of Andy's childhood heroes. A fully-fledged member of the Crazy Gang, he is now campaigning to revolutionise football governance: it's former Wimbledon, Liverpool and Spurs centre back, John Scales!John lets Andy in behind the scenes at Wimbledon and explains how manager Bobby Gould mastered one of the most difficult and unique dressing rooms in football. They also discuss the state of modern football in the shadow of Tracey Crouch's fan-led review and John's involvement with Fair Game, the organisation empowering clubs lower down the pyramid.Got a question? Tweet us @FootballRamble***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!*** See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The Chelsea FanCast looks back, season by season, to 50 Years of Chelsea history from 1970 to the present day.Stamford Chidge is joined by Jonathan Kydd and Clayton Beerman to look back at the 1979-80 season.Chelsea enters the last season of a very turbulent decade, back in Division Two and as the song says, “we won't be here for long”. Well, that was the thinking anyway!England's 1966 World Cup final hat-trick hero, Geoff Hurst is appointed manager with his West Ham side kick Bobby Gould as assistant.When Chelsea hammered Leyton Orient 7-3 it looked like some of Hurst's goalscoring magic was rubbing off on the players. In fact, by the end of December, Chelsea were sitting top of the division and were still top with only one month of the season to go.Bolstered by Clive Walker's goals in a fine season for the winger who was Chelsea's POTY, Chelsea had to beat Oldham in their final match to secure promotion. They did, but sadly, Birmingham and Sunderland both drew which was enough to leave Chelsea agonisingly 1 point off the promotion places. Had Mickey Droy not hit the post in the 1st match of the season v Sunderland, we'd have been promoted.Still, we had the antics of Petar Borota our mad Yugoslavian keeper to keep us entertained and with Colin Lee, Colin Viljoen and Colin Pates debuting in the season, how many teams could lay claim to having three Colin's in the team?To help us celebrate 50 Years of Chelsea we've partnered with 3Retro who have a superb collection of Chelsea retro gear and are offering 10% OFF when you use the 3RETRO10 code and if you order over £50 of merch you get FREE UK delivery. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Wrestlemania month continues with a trip back to 1997, Bret vs Austin, Sid vs Taker, and all the rest, including Bobby Gould, Barbara Dickson and all the latest hip celebs

The Washington Capitals snap their 4 game losing streak with a win against the Penguins. The Caps are a quarter of the way through the season so Craig and Courtney give out grades for offense, defense, power play, and penalty kill. With the Lake Tahoe outdoor games coming up, Craig takes us down memory lane and shares stories of his outdoor hockey rink. Plus, Capitals great Bobby Gould joins to talk about “the trade,” and when he knocked out Penguins super star Mario Lemieux. And Aslin's DIPA “Locker18” is back!

In this episode Bobby talks about his playing and managerial career, some general football topics and starts with his discussing City's performance in Wednesday's game at Norwich City In an illustrious career as a player and manager Bobby Gould's association with Bristol City is but a small part. Signed from West Brom in December 1972 for £69k [a lot of money in those days] after John Galley's transfer to Nottingham Forest it was a short tempestuous period which ended in November the following year when he was sold to West Ham for £80k. Bobby scored 15 goals in 35 appearances. He memorably fell out on the pitch with Gerry Gow [think Dyer/Bowyer 2005 and our own Orr/Carey 2006], scored and played in goal in a match against WBA following Ray Cashley's arm break, and fell out with Alan Dicks on a matter of principle which probably led to his early departure. He managed over 600 games at club level [including 2 spells with the Gas] with the high point being steering Wimbledon to their famous 1988 FA Cup win over Liverpool. Bobby was also manager of the Welsh national side which was his last major job in football Bobby lives in Portishead where his home has been for all bar a few years since he move to City 48 years ago

Bobby Gould is the guest speaker on the 42nd edition of the podcast. In an emotional listen, Bobby speaks passionately about his football career, his two spells at Wolves and crossing the divide to play for our Black Country neighbours. Bobby also speaks on his master plan to win the 1988 FA Cup Final with Wimbledon and why he will always be ‘24 Carat Gould ... and Black'.

Don't miss another exclusive Sky Blues Extra special as we speak to former Coventry City player and manager Bobby Gould. We discuss his journey in to football and joining the Sky Blues as player. Throughout this heart-warming interview Bobby is honest yet hilarious as he looks back at his time as Coventry city manager, his FA Cup win at Wimbledon and his stint as boss of the Welsh national side. This really is pure Gould. Let's all sing together...

Join Danny Kelly as we relive the events of the FA Cup 1988 which saw Wimbledon take on the mighty Liverpool at Wembley, arguably the biggest upset in the history of the competition! To look back at this final we are joined by Dons manager Bobby Gould, Terry Gibson and Reds midfielder Ray Houghton. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Join Danny Kelly as we relive the events of FA Cup 88 which saw Wimbledon take on mighty liverpool at Wembley, arguably the biggest upset in the history of the competition! To look back at this final we are joined by Bobby Gould, Terry Gibson and Ray Houghton. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

QPR manager Mark Warburton slams the EFL after hearing the news that football will return on June 20th, on the Jim White show Danny Murphy doesn’t agree and insists a professional footballer should be ready to play in three weeks, Laura Woods makes a statement on how sports stars can use their position to help make a difference, agent Kia Joorabchian clears up the confusion over David Luiz’s future at Arsenal, Ally McCoist reveals another one of Paul Gascoigne’s unique traits when he played with him at Rangers, Fight Night presenter Adam Catterall looks back at Anthony Joshua’s shock defeat to Andy Ruiz Junior a year ago in New York, on the Press Box Simon Jordan questions why QPR have reservations about football returning in the EFL and the 1988 FA Cup winning manager Bobby Gould returns to talkSPORT to help out Goldstein & Cundy with the Sports Bar Cup draw! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On the Breakfast show Alan Brazil suggests that footballers should get back to work but his co-host Jamie O’Hara argues that Premier League stars must only return when it’s ‘100% safe’, super-agent Kia Joorabchian blasts Gary Neville after the pundit’s comments about Carlos Tevez, Middlesbrough’s Adam Clayton heaps praise on the NHS after his father left hospital having spent 51-days in intensive care, Dereck Chisora tells Oleksandr Usyk he’ll ‘fight him tomorrow’ if he could, Bournemouth’s Adam Smith reveals the secret that’s galvanised the Cherries during a difficult season, Jamie O’Hara looks back at his penalty miss when Spurs lost the 2009 League Cup Final to Manchester United, the 1988 FA Cup winning manager Bobby Gould reminisces about the late great Laurie Cunningham and the Crazy Gang beating Liverpool 32 years ago at Wembley and on the Sports Bar there’s another dose of Play Your Cards Wrong with Andy Goldstein & Jason Cundy. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

What with football on a lengthy hiatus due to COVID-19, and us all stuck inside as a result, we thought we'd take a look back at some of our favourite episodes from past series of At The Match! Join Football Ramble Daily's Andy Brassell on his travels far and wide, as he samples some of the best atmospheres in world football and speak to those at the coalface of the game.Today, we join Andy in Cardiff as Wales' return to the Principality Stadium was spoiled by an imperious Spain side and helped out by some abject defending from the hosts. Andy speaks Russell Todd of Podcast Pêl-droed on what following the national team means, the identity of Welsh football, what returning the Millennium Stadium was like and Bobby Gould’s kit design skills.Which episodes of At The Match do you want us to revisit? Let us know on Twitter: @FootballRamble & @andybrassell.***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!*** See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Don't miss another exclusive Sky Blues Extra special as we speak to former Coventry City striker Terry Gibson. We discuss playing under Bobby Gould and Don Mackay, his journey in to football as a teenager and his transfer to the Sky Blues. Plus we find out about his exit before Coventry's memorable FA Cup win and his thoughts on many of the players involved in the 87 final, including Peake, Bennett, Micky Gynn and more.

Paul and Andy were joined by talkSPORT's top impressionist Ian Danter, legendary commentator John Motson, former Wimbledon boss Bobby Gould, squad number nine Martin Kelner and TV reviewer Mike Ward. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week Motty is joined by legend of the game and close friend Bobby Gould. Bobby has a well known career which took him all over the country playing at clubs from Arsenal to Coventry City. We get a unique insight from Bobby who tells us everything from why he left Bristol and how he ended up having a fight in a bath tub! Make sure you subscribe as we bring you a new episode every Wednesday! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week, Luke, Chris, Dickie and special guest, Hungerford Town manager, Ian Herring as they look back on a dramatic weekend of Playoff action with penalty shoot outs galore.  Luke went to Salford v Eastleigh which eventually went the home sides way and he caught up with losing manager Ben Strevens, victorious manager Graham Alexander and goal scorer Carl Piergianni as well as a chat with BT Sport's touchline reporter Jeff Brazier.  Chris goes to Chorley and catches up with media manager Alex Birch and his opposite number at Altrincham Brian Flynn.  Chris also catches up with penalty hero Matt Urwin and Chorley manager Jamie Vermiglio. Dickie was at the other semi-final between Brackley and Spennymoor where it went to another penalty shoot out.  He spoke to a happy Jason Ainsley, National League North player of the year Glen Taylor, goalkeeper Matt Gould and his grandad the legendary Bobby Gould.  Ian Herring was at Woking to see the Cards overcome Wealdstone and gives us his verdict on the other semi-final between Welling and Chelmsford City. In Step 3 we catch up with a frustrated Steve Claridge after his Salisbury side bow out against Met Police and we assess the rest of the playoffs and who can get promoted and how. Don't forget to subscribe via Itunes or Spotify Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

This week, Luke, Chris, Dickie and special guest, Hungerford Town manager, Ian Herring as they look back on a dramatic weekend of Playoff action with penalty shoot outs galore.  Luke went to Salford v Eastleigh which eventually went the home sides way and he caught up with losing manager Ben Strevens, victorious manager Graham Alexander and goal scorer Carl Piergianni as well as a chat with BT Sport's touchline reporter Jeff Brazier.  Chris goes to Chorley and catches up with media manager Alex Birch and his opposite number at Altrincham Brian Flynn.  Chris also catches up with penalty hero Matt Urwin and Chorley manager Jamie Vermiglio. Dickie was at the other semi-final between Brackley and Spennymoor where it went to another penalty shoot out.  He spoke to a happy Jason Ainsley, National League North player of the year Glen Taylor, goalkeeper Matt Gould and his grandad the legendary Bobby Gould.  Ian Herring was at Woking to see the Cards overcome Wealdstone and gives us his verdict on the other semi-final between Welling and Chelmsford City. In Step 3 we catch up with a frustrated Steve Claridge after his Salisbury side bow out against Met Police and we assess the rest of the playoffs and who can get promoted and how. Don't forget to subscribe via Itunes or Spotify

We're back!! Series 4 comes crashing into your ear holes like a Kevin Pressman penalty.This week we're delighted to welcome the man, the myth, the legend, Mr Bobby Gould into the Quickly Kevin studio to discuss Wimbledon's famous FA Cup victory over Liverpool his tenure as Wales manager, training in prisons and so much more...Elsewhere we go even deeper into the Bull Boyz trainer saga, and reveal the (not) greatest team of the 90's. We suggested the players. You voted. We're all to blame.Book the last remaining tickets for the live shows on 7th and 8th November here;https://hackneyempire.co.uk/whats-on/quickly-kevin90-will-he-score-live/?action=bookTwitter: @quicklykevinFacebook: quicklykevinInstagram: quicklykevinEmail: hello@quicklykevinFor your chance to win an exclusive 'Graham Says: Hit Les' Quickly Kevin mug leave us a 90's Football based 'Review Haiku' on iTunes!!Thanks,Chris, Josh and Michael. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This is a bonus, Welsh language podcast from Elis James' Feast of Football featuring Elis James and Iwan Roberts reviewing the China Cup and discussing Bobby Gould's time as Wales manager.

We’re back, we’re back… we’re finally back! This week we’re joined by a titan of 90s football; co-host of Fantasy Football, Perrier award winning stand-up comedian, lyricist of Three Lions and big West Brom fan, Frank Skinner. We cover all the main subjects; Bobby Gould as West Brom manager, England in the 90s, Euro 96, Three Lions and, of course, the show that put football fandom on the map: Fantasy Football. There’s massively outdated transfer gossip, plus we have all your correspondence, including updates on Saudi Arabia’s notorious 1989 U-16 squad and that small-footed man of mystery, Chris ‘The Bart Man’ Bart-Williams. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Part #2 Listen to Jim Fregosi Jr talk about his journey from high school, minors and now front office of the KC Royals. Bobby Gould tells the stories of being an scout. They both discuss how scouting works and what player and parents should be aware of during the process. This is a grat insight to the front office of a MLB team and what scouts are looking for in a player. Another great interview in our series   On this edition of RLF RADIO, heard locally on Orange County's only community radio station, OCTalkRadio.net. Spnsored by the RYAN LEMMON.   

Listen to Jim Fregosi Jr talk about his journey from high school, minors and now front office of the KC Royals. Bobby Gould tells the stories of being an scout. They both discuss how scouting works and what player and parents should be aware of during the process. This is a grat insight to the front office of a MLB team and what scouts are looking for in a player. Another great interview in our series   On this edition of RLF RADIO, heard locally on Orange County's only community radio station, OCTalkRadio.net. Spnsored by the RYAN LEMMON.     

Bobby Gould's tenure as Wales manager in the 90s will go down as one of the most bizarre eras in the history of sport. To relive the horror, this week we're joined by Wales' foremost 90s football expert; comedian and actor Elis James. There's also a discussion about 90s management styles and some cracking feedback from listeners; including one fantastic story about bumping into Colin Cooper on a water slide.Elis brought his favourite 90s football clips which included this one of Leyton Orient manager John Sitton: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nYDIMWpcKqIAnd this one of then-Huddersfield manager Neil Warnock (note chimney in the middle of dressing room): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=im85NY4NKt4Meanwhile, in follow up to episode one thank you to Chris Rann for sending us a clip of Ali Dia almost scoring: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=k9vVV8Q9CXcAnd also thank you to Oliver Wilson who sent us this story about Derby County:Last week you discussed shirt sponsorship and Matt Le Tissier mentioned the Southampton once wore a Denmark kit that had been rebadged as Southampton. He also pointed out that Southampton manufactured their own kit for a couple of seasons. A mix of these two scenarios happened at Derby County for the 1994/95 season. In 1993/1994 Derby had worn a kit manufactured by 'well known' sportswear firm Bukta. As a big admirer of the strip i was delighted to see the Rams wearing exactly the same shirt at the start of 1994/95, however the Bukta logo had been replaced by the clubs own stab at kit manufacturing 'Rams Pro Wear'. From what i can remember, the Rams Pro Wear logo had literally just been stitched over the top of the Bukta Motif.It only lasted for one season and i am unaware of the reasoning, i'd like to think the owners wanted to manufacture the kit themselves to save money only to give up and just recycle the Bukta shirts.Photo's of the 2 shirts attached for reference. Thank you all for listening, if you have any favourite clips of footballers trying their hands at acting, weird rules for childhood football or stories of playing with people that went on to become professional then the place to send them is: hello@quicklykevin.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Free Radio caught up with Bobby Gould at the Jimmy Hill memorial in Coventry.

Sam Delaney, Tony Lockwood, Jonny Gould and Sam Diss are here to look back at the World Cup Quarter Finals and start making some predictions for which teams will make the Final. We’re also joined on the line by FA Cup-winning manager Bobby Gould and king of the Dutch goalkeeping substitutions, Louis Van Gaal. Produced by Mike Leigh and Paul Myers Get all links for this show at worldcuppodcast.com A Playback Media Production playbackmedia.co.uk Get enhanced odds on the Semi Finals with William Hill http://bit.ly/1xHw4td

Sam Delaney, Boyd Hilton and Mike Leigh are joined by former Wales manager and FA Cup winner Bobby Gould! The boys talk cake, grass and England’s chances. Can we win it? Will we get out of the group? Are Amphetamines Class-A? Subscribe now on Soundcloud, iTunes or whatever flavour you like your podcasts by following the links from worldcuppodcast.com Produced by Mike Leigh and Paul Myers Get all links for this show at http://worldcuppodcast.com A Playback Media Production http://playbackmedia.co.uk