Podcast appearances and mentions of Bryan Robson

Bryan Robson sits down with Sam Allardyce & Natalie Pike to discuss the players who make his Manchester United Ultimate XI!How would Bryan's prime Ultimate XI perform against the current Manchester United team and do you agree with his selection?

To become a super-listener either click this link: https://www.patreon.com/c/Footballforkids OR if you listen on Apple Podcasts subscribe there. In this episode, we explore the extraordinary journey of one of Manchester United's all-time greats. From his humble beginnings in Durham, where a young Bryan fell in love with football at Newcastle's iconic stadium, to his brave move to West Bromwich Albion at the tender age of 15, this is a story of determination, resilience, and brilliance. We'll hear how Robson overcame injuries, built his strength, and caught the eye of legendary manager Ron Atkinson. Learn about his rise to becoming the British record transfer signing for Manchester United, where he walked onto the Old Trafford pitch in 1981 to the roar of 47,000 fans. As captain, Robson led by example—scoring goals, making assists, and leaving everything on the pitch. From his unforgettable clash with Diego Maradona in the 1984 European Cup Winners' Cup to lifting numerous trophies, his legacy speaks for itself. Join Darren as he celebrates the man, the myth, the legend: Bryan Robson. This is a tale of grit, glory, and footballing magic you won't want to miss. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

If you like the show please let us know by sending us a message with feedback its totally free.It really is now the final episode of 2024, And I got the chance to sit down with Manchester United Legend Bryan Robson to talk about all things Christmas!! Enjoy the show and we hope to be back in your ears in 2025.........

In Part 2 of our interview with former Middlesbrough and Cardiff City striker Andy Campbell, we dive deep into his football journey. Andy reflects on his club career, sharing insights about legendary managers like Bryan Robson, Terry Venables, and Steve McClaren, and teammates including Juninho, Gazza, and Robert Earnshaw. He takes us behind the scenes with training ground stories, match day experiences, and the ups and downs of football transfers. Andy also opens up about his time with England U21s, playing under Howard Wilkinson, and memorable matches against Yugoslavia and Turkey. We wrap things up with his all-time 'Played With XI,' the story of his retirement, and some light-hearted quick fire questions. Don't miss this captivating episode packed with football memories and behind-the-scenes stories!

Jonny Evans rolled back the years to provide Manchester United's defence with a vintage performance and a clean sheet.Sadly, Ten Hag's attackers couldn't find the net again. The game was goalless, and provided very little by way of entertainment or clues as to the future of Erik Ten Hag.Who better to put a spring in our steps (especially Andy, we hope) but Captain Marvel himself, Bryan Robson joins the pod to fill us in on a special charity challenge.Click here to donate to Andy (and Robbo)'s Kilimanjaro fund for Manchester United Foundation. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Jonny Evans rolled back the years to provide Manchester United's defence with a vintage performance and a clean sheet. Sadly, Ten Hag's attackers couldn't find the net again. The game was goalless, and provided very little by way of entertainment or clues as to the future of Erik Ten Hag. Who better to put a spring in our steps (especially Andy, we hope) but Captain Marvel himself, Bryan Robson joins the pod to fill us in on a special charity challenge. Click here to donate to Andy (and Robbo)'s Kilimanjaro fund for Manchester United Foundation. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

West Bromwich Albion set about their quest for an immediate return to the Premier League.Bryan Robson left the club after a poor start to the season, enabling Tony Mowbray to take the wheel and steer the Baggies back in time to a style of attacking football that had not been witnessed for decades.The arrival of Super Kevin Phillips – to the return of Jason Koumas from the wilderness and Diomansy Kamara from injury were just some of the parts and pieces that saw this team hit 33 goals in our first 21 league games.Hear those audio commentaries, stories, memories and more as we give Leeds, Ipswich & Wolves all a good hiding as Albion's attacking flair lit up the Championship.

Bryan Robson's Baggies pulled off the almost impossible dream after securing Premier League survival against all the odds.Hear how a team full of spirit and commitment produced a miracle by breaking the unwanted curse of the side that is bottom of the table at Christmas always gets relegated at the end of the season. NOT West Bromwich Albion! NOT this campaign!Enjoy those audio commentaries of Robinson's last gasp equaliser at Villa Park to Earnshaw's hat-trick at the Valley proving the transformation of this football team being nothing short of mesmerising.Plus all those personal memories and stories including a day to forget at Old Trafford to an epic final day against Portsmouth and how all the drama unfolded.

The transfer window is full swing, the happiest time of the year of those donning yellow ties on Sky Sports News and them weirdos who live for the June, July and January as opposed to the actual football being played on the grass out there.   To celebrate: we've got a compilation tape that's busy asking ‘what if the transfer window went differently?'     00:00 – Introduction 00:25 – What if Bryan Robson signed for Juventus? 05:30 – What if Marco van Basten signed for Juventus? 08:55 – What if Marco van Basten stayed at Ajax? 10:45 – What if Marco van Basten signed for Barcelona? 13:25 – What if David Beckham signed for Barcelona? 16:20 – What if Robert Lewandowski signed for Real Madrid? 19:50 – What if Dragan Dzajic signed for Real Madrid? 23:30 – What if Dragan Dzajic signed for Inter Milan? 26:45 – What if Georgi Kinkladze signed for Inter Milan? 29:35 – What if Georgi Kinkladze signed for Liverpool? 32:00 – What if Kevin Keegan stayed at Liverpool? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Captain Marvel er på besøk i Norge, og leverer historier på løpende bånd! Om hvorfor han drakk Guinness med egg, skyllebøttene fra Ferguson, den ene gangen det smalt fra Kanchelskis, og hvor hard du må være i nøtta for å slå igjennom i Manchester United. Det snakkes også om Kobbie Mainoo, og hva som karakteriserer en ekte United-kaptein.I Trondheim: Bjarte Valen og Eivind B. Holth Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Jimmy & Fenners aka Mulder & Scully are back to ask who are the players so good they must be from another planet? And which players don't quite make the spaceship? Elsewhere, Fenners tells a story about being tackled by Bryan Robson so hard his shorts fell down and there is a lot of confusion about our favourite sci-fi films.  Whats the most out of this world thing you've ever seen on a football pitch? Get in touch by searching for ‘FC Bullard' on the socials or email us on fcbullard@crowdnetwork.co.uk.  The truth is out there. Up the Pirates.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In the thrilling conclusion to our two-part interview on The World Class Stamp podcast, Tony Cottee takes us on a journey through the latest in football and beyond. From West Ham's potential in the Europa Conference League to the impact of David Moyes and the speculation surrounding Declan Rice's future, Cottee offers his expert analysis on what it takes for the Hammers to ascend to the next level. We also explore the dynamics of West Ham's new stadium and delve into the exciting prospects for England, including Euro 2024 hopefuls like Jarod Bowen and discussions on which players truly embody world-class talent. As an added treat, we dive into a fan Q&A session, where Cottee addresses burning questions from supporters. Plus, he shares personal insights into his decision to depart Sky after two decades of service, offers financial and investment advice gleaned from his experiences and interactions with legends like Bryan Robson, and reveals his current involvement with West Ham alongside his plans for the future. Join us for a captivating discussion that blends football expertise with personal anecdotes, culminating in a rapid-fire round of lighthearted questions guaranteed to leave you smiling. Tags: Tony Cottee, West Ham United, Europa Conference League, David Moyes, Declan Rice, football analysis, stadium dynamics, England national team, Euro 2024, fan Q&A, Sky Sports, financial advice, investment tips, future plans, quickfire questions

Manchester United, Middlesbrough, West Brom & England legend Bryan Robson is this weeks special guest on No Tippy Tappy Football.Bryan Robson sits down alongside Sam Allardyce & Natalie Pike to discuss his legendary career in football from his playing days at Manchester United where he won 9 honours to completing the great escape as West Brom manager.The former Manchester United player talks about his time at the club, why Bruno Fernandes isn't a great captain and Manchester United's managerial recruitment over the years.Bryan also chats about his time in management and how he was convinced to do THAT Middlesbrough player/manager photoshoot as well as why keeping West Brom up is one of his greatest ever achievements.They then talk in depth about England, The expectations ahead of this summer's Euros, Kobbie Mainoo's chances & will Gareth Southgate become a future Manchester United manager.All of this and more in the latest episode of the No Tippy Tappy Football series, brought to you by William Hill.

Welcome to "By Far The Greatest Team" football podcast, where hosts Graham and Jamie dive deep into the world of football greatness. In this special episode, they're joined by their inaugural guest, Scott Somenthal, for a nostalgic journey back to the iconic England 1982 World Cup team.Get ready to reminisce and debate as they unravel the highs and lows of England's campaign. Remember Trevor Brooking's unforgettable moment when his delicate lob got stuck in the goal stanchion, leaving fans breathless and commentators scrambling for words to describe the sheer audacity of the attempt.But that's just the tip of the iceberg. They'll delve into the spine-tingling commentary that echoed through the ages as "Maggie Thatcher's boys took one hell of a beating," immortalizing a moment that captured the nation's spirit.Yet, it's not all about the matches. Prepare to be enthralled by tales of the madness and folly of FIFA's World Cup draw, where fate seemed to toy with the hopes and dreams of nations. And who could forget the joy of collecting Panini World Cup stickers, trading duplicates in the schoolyard while dreaming of seeing your favourite players grace the pitch?Then, there's the electrifying speed of Bryan Robson's lightning-fast goal against France, a moment that ignited hope and sent pulses racing across the nation.Join them as they dissect the Brooking-Keegan combination, a partnership that promised so much but arrived just a little too late to salvage England's hopes. It's a classic episode filled with laughter, nostalgia, and passionate debate about one of football's most memorable teams.Tune in now and relive the glory days of England's 1982 World Cup adventure, where every goal, every triumph, and every heartbreak is etched into footballing folklore.If you enjoy these podcasts, please don't forget to subscribe and give us a rating and also tell everyone about them!Or visit our website at www.thegreatestteam.co

Seb White's in the hot seat this week and is alongside Tommy Stewart, James Bird and Asad Raza to chat big cheese, Brian Laudrup's birthday, the Miracle on Ice, Sports Illustrated, The Death of Stalin, Wayne Gretzky, Seb at uni, The Rock, Roman Reigns, The Road to WrestleMania, Rainy Miller, Manchester City, Manchester nightlife, Ali Benarbia, Jay-Jay Okocha, Ronaldinho, Kobbie Mainoo, David Silva, Diego Maradona, Kevin Keegan and Peter Reid, football stadium tours, Old Trafford, old tunnels, Busby Babes, Bryan Robson, a family game of Wembley, WWE, the Wolves museum, Camden and Islington United, Suzy Wrack, being honest with your mates, Campaign Against Living Miserably (CALM), therapy, Samaritans, watching full-length football matches on YouTube, Twitter bots, adding new recipes to the rotation, steamed aubergines, Cole Palmer's celebration, the goalkeepers' union, new boots, slipping over, and remember, please subscribe to the magazine so that we can keep doing the podcast!Get the latest issue of MUNDIAL Mag hereSign up for the The Hat-Trick NewsletterFollow MUNDIAL on Twitter - @mundialmagFollow MUNDIAL on Instagram - @mundialmag Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We're BACK with the first I Had Trials Once episode of the new year!Jordan & Gaz are joined by former Manchester United, Middlesbrough and Wales star Clayton Blackmore to go over his life before, during and after football.The boys discuss everything from why Cristiano Ronaldo is superior to Lionel Messi to what it was like seeing the class of '92 burst into the first team at Manchester United!Later in the pod they talk Paul Gascoigne and how he once destroyed Middlesbrough's brand new team bus and why Ryan Giggs was a better player than George Best! 

The boys are back in town for their first episode of 2024, fresh after winning the Pod Bible's best Sport & Leisure podcast of 2023! Join Owen Blackhurst, Seb White, Tommy Stewart, and returning super-sub Asad Raza, as they discuss Nirvana's Nevermind, Aston Villa Leisure Centre, greebos and townies, Bryan Robson, Emile Heskey, “Weird Al” Yankovic, Attilio Lombardo, Napoleon, Crystal Palace, Gianluca Vialli, Roberto Mancini, player-managers, Tomas Brolin, Popeye, bald footballers, Jaap Stam, Zinedine Zidane, Voldemort, Jack and Bobby Charlton, being a match day mascot, Nike Mercurial Vapors, The Wurzels, farmers in America, RapidMan, Colorado, Bart Simpson, H2O, the Somerset Babadook, Moleskine diaries, the FA Cup, magazine shops, Yoda, boxing, Roberto Durán, IDLES, queuing for the bar, Tokyo, macking, tarmacking, arthritis, RSIs, coffee shop confusion, Frank Worthington, Frank Ocean, Billy Ocean, and somehow, so much more.Get the latest issue of MUNDIAL Mag hereSign up for the The Hat-Trick NewsletterFollow MUNDIAL on Twitter - @mundialmagFollow MUNDIAL on Instagram - @mundialmag Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Host Carl Jones is joined by Tom Flight, author of 'Yer Joking Aren't Ya? The Story of Middlesbrough FC's 1996/97 Season' and huge Boro fan to find out which matches he'd take with him to a desert island. With the caveat that he can only take games from 1996/97, it's a bittersweet trip back down memory lane for even the most balanced Boro fan as the Teessiders record one of the most remarkable seasons in English top flight history. We break down the summer transfer flurry of superstars, the thrilling start to the season, the infamous postponed game with Blackburn in December that would reverberate through the remainder of their season and the multiple trips to Wembley in two domestic cup campaigns that would ultimately end in tears. In between chatting Boro, we find out which cult defender Tom would choose to attempt to rescue him from the island, which matches not involving Middlesbrough remain lodged in his memory and who the best Brazilian attacker in the Premier League era is in his opinion - see if you can guess...   Enjoyed the show? Please subscribe, leave us a 5* review and pass the pod to anyone who you think will enjoy it. You can also find us on social media where we'll have Twitter polls, highlights from the show and nostalgic clips from yesteryear. You can now also buy me a coffee/beer! If you can afford to and want to make a small contribution to the running costs of the show, visit https://www.buymeacoffee.com/whenfootballbeganagain Tom's fantastic book is available from all good bookstores (especially ones near Middlesbrough) and also on Amazon: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Yer-Joking-Arent-Middlesbroughs-Unforgettable/dp/1785316311 Listen: https://podfollow.com/when-football-began-again YouTube: @whenfootballbeganagainpod Instagram: whenfootybeganagainpod Facebook: @WhenFootyBeganAgainPod Twitter: @WFBApod TikTok: whenfootballbegan Buy Me A Beer: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/whenfootballbeganagain You can also get in touch via whenfootballbeganagain@gmail.com with your own memories - we'll share as many as we can in future episodes.

Jesper Olsen, an exotic signing from Ajax in 1984 for the Reds, joins Helen Evans, Wes Brown and Lou Macari for a trip down Memory Lane on the UTD Podcast. The Dane was at Old Trafford with kids from his Future Football coaching school and, as he is based in Australia now, this was a rare opportunity to speak to the former winger at a ground he graced, parading his skills down the left flank.Jesper reveals how he always followed United's results growing up in Denmark and worked in a bank before breaking through at Ajax. He feels there was a reason why Ron Atkinson decided to sign him and talks us through the move and adapting to life in English football. This included a lot of effort off the pitch, including lock-ins at Paddy Crerand's pub (!) and needing to ask captain Bryan Robson about the ‘small bears' that were appearing in his garden!It was not always plain sailing, as he lifts the lid on an infamous training-ground bust-up with midfield hard-man Remi Moses, one that was hard to hide as it left him with a black eye.The transition to training at The Cliff was an eye-opener and he got to see the start of Sir Alex Ferguson's reign when the Scot came in. Jesper would go on to play with Eric Cantona at Bordeaux and talks about the best players he lined up with, including Johan Cruyff and that memorable penalty routine he performed with the Dutch master.Now living Down Under, Jesper retains the memories of United being “something special” and reminisces about the brilliant FA Cup in 1985 against Everton. At the end of the podcast, Jesper, Wes and Lou provide invaluable advice to the kids from the coaching school about how to make the grade in the game. This is a fabulous chat with one of our first overseas signings and the chance to catch up with a skilful player who will be remembered fondly by a lot of supporters.The best place to catch up on the back-catalogue of our interviews is over on the Manchester United App, where you can listen to - and watch - all of our episodes in full, for free. Here you can get early access to new episodes, published 24 hours before everywhere else.If you'd like to write to the only official Manchester United Podcast then e-mail utdpodcast@manutd.co.uk We'd also love it if you could leave us a rating and review wherever you listen to your podcasts. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Micah describes the day he knew he was going to make it as a footballer. Gary tells the story of the day he tried to mark Bryan Robson. And Alan explains why he'd play for Manchester City given half a chance. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Colin and Pauly are back with another episode of The Fergie Fledglings podcast as Manchester United's new season is just two weeks away! This episode features a recap of the tour and a pair of interviews courtesy of Marriott Bonvoy. The first set is Colin interviewing Raphael Varane, Diogo Dalot, and Aaron Wan-Bissaka and the second is Colin and Nathan both sitting down with club legend Bryan Robson. The final part of the episode is a conversation with Colin and Pauly about the fast-approaching new season and the squad setup after the signing of Rasmus Hojlund. As always, thank you for your continued support! Please be sure to hit that subscribe button, rate and review us, and give us a follow!

Zarah & Sam are joined by Bryan Robson and Danny Webber to discuss Kobbie Mainoo, Bruno Fernandes as captain, Andre Onana and more!Did you know that you can watch The Debate early, here on the Manchester United Official AppMUTV is also the best place to follow our pre-season tour. This is the only place where you can watch every match live!We'd also love it if you could leave us a rating and review wherever you listen to your podcasts. Thank you! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Sam Homewood is joined by local fan John Shin alongside Danny Webber, Bryan Robson, Denis Irwin and Andy Cole in New Jersey.We've got big names tackling even bigger topics, including transfers, the captaincy and Roy Keane.Did you know that you can watch The Debate early, here on the Manchester United Official AppMUTV is also the best place to follow our pre-season tour. This is the only place where you can watch every match live!We'd also love it if you could leave us a rating and review wherever you listen to your podcasts. Thank you! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Something a bit different for you today… footballer, podcaster – I can't recommend his Life With Brian podcast highly enough – and one of my childhood heroes, Manchester United, Celtic and Scotland football legend Brian McClair! We get into the music taste of Eric Cantona, Brian's punk days, why he regularly lied to Shoot magazine, Gary Pallister's dalliance with Joy Division, why Bryan Robson thought Brian's taste in music was weird, that massive scrap with Arsenal's Nigel Winterburn, the managerial style of Sir Alex Ferguson… all sorts of stuff. Somewhere on the astral plane, my ten year old self is kicking himself that he got to record this episode! Watch this episode here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_7sLQSMFzNA&t=390s Twitter - @jamesjammcmahon Substack - https://spoook.substack.com YouTube - www.youtube.com/channel/UC8Vf_1E1Sza2GUyFNn2zFMA Reddit - https://www.reddit.com/r/jamesmcmahonmusicpod/

By the final round of group games, Euro 88 was effectively a six-team tournament. Denmark and England were already eliminated and barely had any pride left to play for.Group A was concluded with simultaneous games on Friday night, just a week – and a lifetime – after the tournament had begun. The hosts West Germany played Spain in Munich, with the likelihood that the semi-finals wouldn't be big enough for the both of them. West Germany needed a draw, Spain a win.Italy, who many felt had been the best team in the tournament to date, needed only a draw against Denmark to guarantee qualification.Group B was settled the following afternoon, with the BBC deciding to show Republic of Ireland's decisive match against the Netherlands instead of England v USSR. Assuming a collectively depressed England side didn't win that game (spoiler alert…), Ireland knew they would reach the semis with a draw. The Netherlands had no such luxury; if they didn't win, they were almost certainly going home.Martyn, Gary and Rob chat about all four games… and Bryan Robson taking our his frustrations on Peter Shilton's chin. Oh, and Rob's dog Margot makes an unscripted appearance.If you like the podcast, please spread the word and rate/review us on your podcast app. The more people who listen to Nessun Dorma, the greater our chances of one day telling The Man where he might like to deposit his 9-5. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit nessundorma.substack.com

Nathan Ellington sits down with Chris & Pete to discuss his two seasons at the club.He opens up about how he joined the Baggies, his relationships with Bryan Robson & Tony Mowbray, why his head went toward the end, and much, much more.To discuss anything on this week's pod, tweet us @AlbionAnalysis Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Paul is joined by Mike and Dave, huge Robbo fans, and Chris Lepkowski, former Head of Media at WBA, to discuss the great man, Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ahead of his Manchester United Legends appearance with Bryan Robson and Lee Sharpe at the TLT Theatre in Drogheda on Monday May 8th, Norman joined Gerry on Late Lunch where they talked all things footie! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Sir Bobby Robson would have turned 90 today, so it's fitting that St James' Park will be rocking later when Newcastle host Liverpool. To mark the occasion The Athletic, with the kind permission of his family, have released Bobby '90 - a special podcast series featuring previous unheard interview tapes with one of football's greatest characters in the months and years before he died. This is the second episode from the four-part series which features Sir Bobby in conversation with The Athletic's George Caulkin about his managerial stints with England, Barcelona, Ipswich and what it was like trying to tame Paul Gascoigne. To listen to the rest of the series simply search for 'Pod on the Tyne' wherever you get your podcasts, or follow this link: https://podfollow.com/pod-on-the-tyne Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Carl returns to take on .....well Karl - cos sometimes this nonsense just isn't confusing enough already!!! Karl Campion takes on Carlos trying to sneak the world ahead. Subject include Wham and China, Bryan Robson's curly hair, Carlos hobnobbing with club legends and insisting he knows the rules (THERE RE RULES?), Justin doing his best to ruin proceedings per usual, Larry Grayson and the Toilet based Quiz Training Regime going on in Carl's house! Plus just who is Mike Salmon and why is he appearing in the Gary Fisken hour!?COYH! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In a typically forthright and up front interview Kerry talks to Martin King & Stamford Chidge about his career at Chelsea; his relationship with Ken Bates; playing for England; his best goals and what it was like to hear 40,000 Chelsea supporters chanting “One Kerry Dixon” at Wembley when he was playing for Luton!With 193 goals to his name, Kerry Dixon is Chelsea's third highest goal scorer of all time, behind only Bobby Tambling and Frank Lampard. Over nine seasons between 1983 and 1992, Kerry became one of the best loved players ever to appear for Chelsea.Following near relegation to the Third Division Kerry joined from Reading for £175,000 as John Neal sought to rebuild the team, Kerry scored 34 goals in his first season as Chelsea claimed the Second Division title.Scoring an iconic goal against Arsenal at Highbury in Chelsea's first match back in the top flight, Kerry scored 36 goals to win the Golden Boot and took his Chelsea tally to 70 in just 101 games, earning a call up to the England squad in the process. Kerry was given a start against West Germany and responded by creating a goal for Bryan Robson before scoring two of his own as England beat the Germans for the first time in over a decade.A serious muscle injury in January 1986 hampered both Kerry and Chelsea's tilt at winning the title and a mere two years later, Chelsea found themselves back in Division two. Although player unrest nearly led to Kerry's departure, Chelsea and Kerry bounced back with Kerry scoring 25 league goals as he won the Second Division title for the second time. Kerry went on to score 26 goals on Chelsea's return to Division One as we finished fifth, our highest position since 1970.In March 1992, Kerry's 193rd, and final, goal in a Chelsea shirt was a a spectacular shot from the edge of the box to beat Norwich City. That summer he was sold for £575, 000 to SouthamptonBut that wasn't quite the final moment in the love affair between Chelsea and Kerry Dixon. When Chelsea faced Luton Town and Wembley for the 1994 FA Cup semi-final, lining up at centre-forward for Luton that day was a certain Kerry Dixon. At the end of the match that Chelsea won 2-0, Chelsea supporters massed broke off from their celebrations to pay a final tribute to one of the club's favourite sons, 40, 000 voices rightly proclaiming that there really was ‘only one Kerry Dixon'. A fitting tribute to a true Chelsea legend.With 193 goals in total to his name, Dixon is Chelsea's third highest goal scorer of all time, behind only Bobby Tambling and Frank Lampard. He is also eighth in the club's all-time appearances list. His two Second Division championship medals being his only honours with the club. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The panel have a number of announcements, preview Crewe and 2 World Cup quizzes in a traditionally 'professional ' episode.

Listen to the story of United's important 1-0 win over West Ham in the Premier League with UTD Podcast co-hosts Sam Homewood, Stewart Gardner and Zarah Connolly. As you will hear, there's input from five former players in Luke Chadwick, Bryan Robson, Mickey Thomas, Ben Thornley and former Academy goalkeeper Paul Woolston, plus insights from Erik ten Hag, David De Gea and goalscorer Marcus Rashford. ESPN Brazil's Natalie Gedra also provides her take on the national team manager Tite watching Casemiro and Fred at the Theatre of Dreams. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Taking a look at the 1984-85 FA Cup competition from theFirst Round through to the Wembley Final.

Sam Homewood is joined by Danny Webber to reflect on Manchester United's third pre-season win; 3-1 over Crystal Palace in Melbourne. We get the post-match thoughts of Erik ten Hag, and Bryan Robson gives his verdict on United's three signings so far; Tyrell Malacia, Christian Eriksen and Lisandro Martinez.MUTV is the only place you can watch every single United pre-season game LIVE, head over to the Manchester United App or ManUtd.com today. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

John Brett and John Kasapi join me to decide following a series of head to heads who is the best Manchester Unitedplayer of our time.

Sam Homewood is joined by Danny Webber in Manchester, while Zarah Connolly, Sam Carney and Mark Sullivan touch down in Thailand. We hear from Erik ten Hag, Bryan Robson and Scott McTominay as the reds took part in their first training session in Bangkok. MUTV is the only place you can watch every single United pre-season game LIVE, head over to the Manchester United App or ManUtd.com today. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Sam Homewood is joined by Joe Thompson as Zarah Connolly, Mark Sullivan and Sam Carney jet off to Thailand in the company of Bryan Robson and Denis Irwin. MUTV is the only place you can watch every single United pre-season game LIVE, head over to the Manchester United App or ManUtd.com today. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Season 5 Episode 34 In the fourth episode of the Baggies Broadcast Summer Series - Joe and Jonny sat down with tough tackling former Baggie Paul Robinson. Robbo recalled some superb Baggies tales from his time at The Hawthorns under Gary Megson, Tony Mowbray and Bryan Robson. He discussed how he was rumoured to be under England consideration, the Great Escape, that goal at Aston Villa, as well as talking about changes in the game and his current role at Millwall. Want to have your say? Follow us on Twitter at @AlbionPoddy and do us a solid by submitting a review on your listening platform! Title Track: 'King Cyrille' by The King Dukes. (M.Griffiths) This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.

It had been 12 long years since England last appeared in a World Cup finals - and they made heavy weather of reaching Spain 1982 under Ron Greenwood. However, our boys kicked off their return to the elite tier with a tasty tie against much-fancied France at the Estadio San Mamés.In the Red Corner, the likes of Bryan Robson and Steve Coppell had worked their way into Greenwood's side for the fixture - although Mighty Mouse himself, Kevin Keegan, would sit this one out through injury.In the Blue Corner, France had the roots of their Magic Square in place, with Michel Platini ready to make his mark on International Football at the grandest stage of them all.Can the Three Lions make their World Cup return a happy one?SOCIALS: @isthis_england - Twitter and InstagramGET IN TOUCH: isthisenglandpod@gmail.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Errea supplied Boro with their shirts through 15 unbelievable years in the club's history. Starting with Bryan Robson at Ayresome Park at the start of a title winning season, to the Riverside, Wembley before travelling around Europe. It came to an end with Boro's stay in the Premier League, but the memories are etched into those shirts forever. Editor Rob Fletcher and Boro kit collector Stuart Roberts look back at a brilliant era for kits and the Boro. Find us here: Twitter: @boro_mag Instagram: @boro_mag Facebook: The Boro Mag Find the contributors below: Rob Fletcher (Twitter: @rob_fletcher_), Stuart Roberts (Twitter: @Boroshirts)

This week, it is one of Vaughan's original idols. We talk all things Bryan Robson. The man who helped change Man Utd with Fergie in the late 80's as well as how England should have done better in World Cup 86 and 90 if he would have been fit. Part 1 - Thoughts of the week from Andrew and Vaughan on all things football related - Quiz on Bryan Robson Part 2 - How did he help Fergie bring the youngsters through? - His time and slight frustration for England - Managing the 'Galacticos' of Middlesbrough - How he turned down the England job Finish off with a quiz on one of his most famous games (Starting 11) Contact: Twitter: @itsnotsoccer101 Facebook: It's Not Called Soccer Email: itsnotcalledsoccer1@gmail.com Listen Website: https://itsnotcalledsoccer.podbean.com/ Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4w0zKlfByvXyo6WfE7VG8e Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/its-not-soccer/id1476502062 Google Podcasts: https://podcasts.google.com/search/it's%20not%20called%20soccer

QKWHS - S10 EP1: Bryan RobsonWe. Are. Back. And what a bloody delight it is to return for QK series TEN!!!!We've got a brilliant guest to kick things off, a true legend and titan of the football world from the 70's, 80's, and 90's (and beyond) It was our absolute pleasure to welcome to Quickly Kevin, Captain Marvel himself - Mr Bryan Robson. We chat West Brom, Manchester United, Big Ron and Fergie, his time with England as both player and coach, Middlesbrough - just how did he sign Juninho, Emerson, and Ravanelli? And of course the one question we've been wanting to find out the answer to for decades... just whose idea was it and why did he agree to the infamous 'business on top, baller down below' half and half picture when he signed as player-manager for Middlesbrough? If you haven't already, do check out the excellent documentary 'Robbo: The Bryan Robson Story' which is available now. We've also got all the usual electronic postbag and 90's O Clock News fun and games - keep them coming at: hello@quicklykevin.com In other news, on top of extended 'director of football cuts' of the main series episodes, all QK Fan Club members will now also get the episodes a whole WEEK EARLY - that's right, we now release on a Monday for you legends and the following Monday for the non fan club listeners! We've also got the usual Patreon only bonus episodes every month - later this month it's chapter two of the second book in the Steve Bruce / Barnes murder mystery 'Sweeper!' with Ivo Graham. But before that we've got a nostalgic look back at the icons that were Saint & Greavsie with a special episode dedicated to their unique brand of broadcasting. And finally, thanks for all your continued support with the QK fan club, we're eternally grateful for it, and to you for helping us to make more and more QK episodes each season - we quite literally couldn't do it without you. Thanks,Chris, Josh and Michael.Fan Club: www.patreon.com/quicklykevinTwitter: @quicklykevinInstagram: quicklykevinEmail: hello@quicklykevin.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Hello again, listeners - it's time for another deep dive into the calming waters of football nostalgia in the form of The Football Attic: Rewind - episode 7! On this occasion, we've got for you the most recent batch of TV football we've covered so far, and it's from the very first season of the FA Premier League. Yes, we're looking back at 20th March 1993, Des Lynam and Match of the Day... In this podcast, we remind ourselves of a time when Man United were only just remembering how to be the best team in England again. There's Cantona and Giggs, but both are having trouble finding the net at this point, and as for Bryan Robson... well, he's been injured recently, but you knew that already, probably. United are up against their rivals Man City, while elsewhere, Liverpool face their arch-enemies Everton. Why is John Barnes warming up with a four-year-old? Why is Graeme Souness Britain's angriest man? And why does Clive Tyldesley think attendances will never go beyond 44,000 ever again? All these questions are answered, plus we remember the ridiculous excitement generated by Nicam Stereo TV's, ponder for a moment on Bruce Forsyth's short career as a cartoon narrator and find out why Rich spent his days at university writing about BDSM. It's the podcast that truly has everything you could ever want! Watch along with our featured episode of Match of the Day at https://bit.ly/3sIKlKk, and don't forget to drop us a line if you want to tell us about anything featured in this podcast. Enjoy.

Scott Shuda, Mark Gomes, Aaron Warwick, and Bryan Robson discuss Mark's current top stock picks, SMSI and TPCS. Mark also talks on the subject of hedging in the current market.

Tony talks about being joining his boyhood club Villa, How be could have made a career in Athletics, Winning the League Cup playing for England, Great players he has played with , How Graham Taylor brought him down to earth at Bodymore Heath, Pride in playing for England and the truth behind his publicised fallout with Bryan Robson 

It's the final games in the round of the last sixteen!Spain captain Emilio Butragueno is being outshone by his nickname-less teammates as they come up against Yugoslvia who are looking to Dragan Stojkovic for inspiration in a game of phenomenal goals and contagious offside appeals.England march on without captain Bryan Robson and without many goals to their name. They come up against the free scoring Belgian side featuring Enzo Scifo who's being mooted for player of the tournament.It's probably not an ideal time for Paul Gascoigne to wear himself out playing Tennis with some American holidayers.There's also a Diamond Lights break, cross country taxi's for Irish fans and for our panel it's time to talk about whether or not Golden Goal (not introduced until 96) was worthwhile.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/extratimecom)

It's a busy day in Group C as an ugly but triumphing Brazil under fire from Pele take on Costa Rica. Under pressure Andy Roxburgh and Scotland make a few changes for a must win game against Sweden.With Gazza under fire from the media, Lineker still a little unwell (it was nothing to do with the crisps)  and captain Bryan Robson now injured,  England make some sweeping changes as they take on a lethargic looking Dutch side. Also the Ronnie Whelan tracker continues, the Irish media obsess over Muslims playing football, and an Irish fan on the lash in Italy finds an unorthodox way to burn money. Support the show (https://ko-fi.com/X8X6D5R1)

We welcome former QPR, Portsmouth and Southampton midfielder, Nigel Quashie, onto the podcast this week. Nigel made 96 Premier League appearances, and played 14 times for Scotland in a career that saw him play under some of the game's top Managers, including Ray Wilkins, Harry Redknapp, Tony Pulis and Bryan Robson. Nigel transitioned into coaching when he retired from professional football and now runs a youth football academy in Birmingham, and has several business interests. Nigel was speaking on behalf of: www.ipda-quashie.co.uk www.soccerzone.football www.boingzone.co.uk www.inflatablezone.co.uk

I met up with Captain Marvel, Bryan Robson a couple of years ago for a chat. He spoke at length about the England national team and I just remembered I had the audio. So here it is as a podcast. Cheers