Podcast appearances and mentions of Chris Waddle

The two best teams in England squared off in the oldest cup competition in the world. Sir Alex Ferguson's Manchester United took on José Mourinho's Chelsea for the first time at the new Wembley Stadium.We talk about how devastating Didier Drogba was at Wembley (and big games in general!) and we also turn detectives as we try to find out, "Who is Chris Waddle?"This is The Final Countdown. A podcast dedicated to all the great finals from the annals of football. Each week your hosts, Adam and Lewis, will do a deep dive (with a generous helping of nostalgia and humour) into one of the greats!

Having been 2-1 up with 10 minutes to go, Manchester City are left to rue conceding late goals in a 3-2 at home to Real Madrid in the first leg of their Champions League play-off tie.Kelly Cates presents reaction to Tuesday night's action, with Football Correspondent John Murray alongside Chris Waddle at the Etihad Stadium.Andros Townsend and Spanish football journalist Manuel Sanchez also join the podcast to provide their insight, while Football Reporter John Bennett looks at the results elsewhere in Europe.You can also hear the post-match thoughts of Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola and Real Madrid manager Carlo Ancelotti.Finally, in the evening's other big story, John Acres is at Exeter City, where Premier League side Nottingham Forest survived an FA Cup scare and beat the League One team on penalties after an entertaining 2-2 draw.TIMECODES: 00:32 - Manchester City 2-3 Real Madrid 06:10 - Pep Guardiola 07:24 - Manuel Sanchez 14:02 - Carlo Ancelotti 23:30 - Other Champions League games 24:43 - Nottingham Forest's FA Cup win over Exeter City on penaltiesBBC Sounds / 5 Live Premier League commentaries this week:Wed 12 Feb - 20:00 - Celtic vs Bayern Munich in the UEFA Champions League on 5Live Sat 15 Feb - 15:00 - Manchester City v Newcastle United in the Premier League Sat 15 Feb - 17:30 - Crystal Palace v Everton in the Premier League Sun 16 Feb - 12:15 - Arsenal v Tottenham Hotspur in the Women's Super League on 5 Sports Extra Sun 16 Feb - 14:00 - Liverpool v Wolves in the Premier League on 5Live Sun 16 Feb - 16:30 - Tottenham Hotspur v Manchester United in the Premier League on 5Live Tue 18 Feb - 20:00 - Bayern Munich v Celtic in the UEFA Champions League on 5Live

Steve Crossman is alongside Chris Waddle & Ian Dennis at St James' Park, and Matthew Upson for analysis of Newcastle's 2-0 win over Arsenal (4-0 on aggregate) to book a place at Wembley in the EFL Cup Final.They discuss Eddie Howe's starting tactics which nullified Arsenal, as well as the performances of Anthony Gordon and Alexander Isak.Hear reaction from Newcastle boss Howe, as well as goalscorer Gordon, and Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta.BBC Sounds / 5 Live commentaries this week:Thursday 6th February LEAGUE CUP: Liverpool v Spurs 2000 KO - 5 Live WOMENS LEAGUE CUP: Arsenal v Manchester City 1900 KO - 5 Sports ExtraFriday 7th February FA CUP: Manchester United v Leicester 2000 KO - 5 LiveSaturday 8th February FA CUP: Leyton Orient v Manchester City 1215 KO - 5 Live FA CUP: Leeds v Millwall 1215 KO - 5 Sports Extra FA CUP: Wigan v Fulham 1500 KO - 5 Live FA CUP: Everton v Bournemouth 1500 KO - BBC Sport Website & App FA CUP: Birmingham v Newcastle 1745 KO - 5 Sports Extra (Moves to 5 Live after England v France in the Six Nations) FA CUP: Brighton v Chelsea 2000 KO - 5 LiveSunday 9th February FA CUP: Blackburn v Wolves 1230 KO - 5 Live FA CUP: Aston Villa v Spurs 1735 KO - 5 LiveMonday 10th February FA CUP: Doncaster Rovers v Crystal Palace 1945 KO - 5 LiveTuesday 11th February FA CUP: Exeter City v Nottingham Forest 2000 KO - 5 Sports Extra

Steve Crossman presents as Arsenal, Newcastle United and Liverpool all see themselves progress into the semi finals of the League Cup.Hear from hat-trick hero Gabriel Jesus after Arsenal's 3-2 win over Crystal Palace, as well as from Palace boss Oliver Glasner. Eddie Howe and Thomas Frank both speak on the pod after Newcastle sailed through as 3-1 winners over Brentford. And Arne Slot also weighs in on Liverpool's win against Southampton.Then we hear from Ruben Amorim, addressing Marcus Rashford's comments about wanting a "new challenge". And Steve, Chris Waddle and Ian Dennis all reflect on what could be next for Rashford.

Lauren Jenkins is joined by Jamie Roberts, Ellis Jenkins and Tom Shanklin for a special question and answer edition of The Warm Up.

John Bennett is joined by Guillem Balague, Julien Laurens and Mina Rzouki. After another busy few days in the Champions League, they pick out their moment of the week, discussing Aston Villa, Lille, Real Madrid and Juventus. They also ask why Antoine Griezmann has decided to hang up his boots for France and reflect upon the career of Andres Iniesta. Other topics include whether Luis Enrique was right to leave Ousmane Dembele out of the squad that lost at Arsenal, the return of Wojciech Szczesny and Brest's brilliant start to life in the Champions League.Timecodes: 0 min: Introduction. 1.25 Julien Laurens discusses meeting Conor McGregor and the Laurens family derby. 2.35 Mina Rzouki explains why she was so pleased with Juve's win over Red Bull Leipzig. 4.18 Guillem Balague on Aston Villa's win over Bayern Munich – including how he got one of the golden coins that were handed out afterwards. 7.10 Lille's superb win over Real Madrid – and the problems at the Spanish club. 11.50 Why Antoine Griezmann has retired from playing for France. 21.00 Remembering why Andres Iniesta was such a special player. 27.12 Why Luis Enrique left out Ousmane Dembele at PSG on Tuesday – and the message that sent. 34.10 The swift return of Wojciech Szczesny. 39.04 Brest and their brilliant start to life in the Champions League.Live football coming up on BBC Sounds…. Thursday 3rd October – Porto v Manchester United 8pm ko – Conor McNamara and Paul Robinson. The producer is Rob Schofield. Europa League on 5 Live Saturday 5th October – Manchester City v Fulham 3pm ko – Ian Dennis and Chris Waddle. The producer is Gary Flintoff. Premier League on 5 Live Saturday 5th October – Everton v Newcastle 5.30pm – John Murray and Stephen Warnock. The producer is Rob Schofield. Premier League on 5 Live Sunday 6th October – Aston Villa v Manchester United 2pm ko – John Murray and Clinton Morrison. The producer is George Cummins. Premier League on 5 Live Sunday 6th October – Chelsea v Nottingham Forest 2pm ko – Charlie Slater and Stephen Kelly. Premier League on 5 Sports Extra Sunday 6th October – Brighton v Tottenham 4.30pm ko – Chris Wise and Steve Sidwell. Producer is Rob Nothman. Premier League on 5 live

Dotun Adebayo and Tim Vickery are joined by Theo Delaney from the Life Goals' Podcast to discuss England's semi-final against West Germany at Italia 90. They chat about the penalty shoot out, the misses from Stuart Pearce and Chris Waddle, England's indifferent tournament, Gazza's tears, Bobby Robson, Gary Lineker and take a look at the music at the time. They discuss the creation of the Premier League WATCH THE FULL EPISODE ON YOUTUBE NOW: https://youtu.be/Ih4TQSl2TCoSUBSCRIBE TO BRAZILIAN SHIRT NAME EXTRA FOR EARLY ACCESS AND NO ADS:https://brazilian-shirt-name.hubwave.net/FOLLOW THE BRAZILIAN SHIRT NAME ON INSTAGRAM:https://www.instagram.com/brazilshirtpod/FOLLOW THE BRAZILIAN SHIRT NAME ON FACEBOOK:https://www.facebook.com/BrazilShirtPodFOLLOW THE BRAZILIAN SHIRT NAME ON TWITTER:https://twitter.com/BrazilShirtPodPURCHASE DOTUN'S LATEST BOOK, EFFRIES HERE: https://amzn.to/4cM260f

Episode 150I rip open the festering wound that is England's footballing history. If you're an England fan, you're well-acquainted with the gut-wrenching cycle of hope, hype, and inevitable heartbreak. This show is for you, the masochists who get up at 4 AM to watch yet another uninspiring performance, only to ask yourself, "Why do I do this to myself?"The Nightmare Begins: Mexico '86Let's start with Mexico '86. Diego Maradona and his "Hand of God." Are you kidding me? That wasn't just a handball; it was a slap in the face to every England fan who dared to dream. We had Lineker, we had hopes, and then we had a middle finger from the football gods. It's like being promised a brand-new Ferrari and getting a rusted-out Fiat instead. And we took it. We took it like chumps, crying into our pints, and still saying, "Next time, we'll get them."Italia '90: Gazza's Tears and Our Collective BreakdownFast forward to Italia '90. We thought we had it. Gazza was on fire, and the nation was united in its optimism. Cue the waterworks. Gazza's tears became our tears. Penalties against Germany? Why not just march us to the guillotine and be done with it? Stuart Pearce and Chris Waddle's misses are seared into our brains like traumatic childhood memories. Yet, we wore those scars with pride, saying, "It's coming home," even though deep down, we knew it probably wasn't.Euro '96: Football's Coming Home... to DisappointmentEuro '96. Ah, the home soil advantage. The sweet promise of redemption. "Football's coming home," we sang. And for a moment, it felt like it might. Until it didn't. Gareth Southgate—now our managerial savior—missed that crucial penalty. The air was sucked out of Wembley, and with it, our dreams. We had been the life of the party, only to be shown the door at the stroke of midnight.The 21st Century: A New Millennium, Same Old DisappointmentThe 2000s brought no respite. World Cup 2002 saw us dumped out by a Ronaldinho lob that seemed more like a cosmic joke than a legitimate goal. Euro 2004? Rooney's metatarsal shattered our hopes. World Cup 2006? Portugal again, and this time, Rooney's red card added insult to injury. It's as if the football gods delight in our suffering, throwing obstacles our way just to watch us squirm.Recent Years: Rinse and RepeatAnd now, we arrive at the latest chapter in our saga of sorrow: Denmark, 2024. We started strong, but like clockwork, the wheels fell off. Another tournament, another unfulfilled promise. It's like Groundhog Day, but with more swearing and fewer laughs. The hope that kills you has become our unofficial motto. We've mastered the art of snatching defeat from the jaws of victory.Why We Keep Coming BackSo why do we do it? Why do we put ourselves through this relentless cycle of pain? Because we're England fans. We're addicted to the agony, the fleeting moments of joy, and the eternal hope that one day, just maybe, it'll be our turn. We're the Charlie Browns of the football world, always believing Lucy won't pull the football away this time.So, grab your beverage of choice—tea, beer, or something stronger—and join me as we navigate the rollercoaster of emotions that is being an England fan. Because if there's one thing we know how to do well, it's to keep believing, no matter how many times we get kicked in the teeth.Music: Kasabian : UnderdogBlack Pumas : Old ManSupport the Show.Insta@justpassingthroughpodcastContact:justpassingthroughpodcast@gmail.comArtwork @digitalnomadicart on Insta

Tom Williams has written a fantastic new book all about French football from the 1980s to the present day, and he popped by the Totally studios to tell Iain Macintosh - and, by extension, you, dear listener - all about it. So plump up a cushion and brace yourself for tales of Marseilles-era Chris Waddle, Jean-Pierre Papin, Bernard Tapie, Basile Boli, Guy Roux, Claude Bez, PSG's multiple European failures and much, much more. Or beaucoup plus, as they say en français. Get your hands on Va-Va Voom: The Modern History of French Football right now! Presented by Iain Macintosh Produced by Ben Green Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Tom Williams has written a fantastic new book all about French football from the 1980s to the present day, and he popped by the Totally studios to tell Iain Macintosh - and, by extension, you, dear listener - all about it. So plump up a cushion and brace yourself for tales of Marseilles-era Chris Waddle, Jean-Pierre Papin, Bernard Tapie, Basile Boli, Guy Roux, Claude Bez, PSG's multiple European failures and much, much more. Or beaucoup plus, as they say en français.Get your hands on Va-Va Voom: The Modern History of French Football right now!Presented by Iain MacintoshProduced by Ben Green Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Kelly Cates hosts reaction to Tuesday's Champions League quarter-final first leg ties with former Manchester City midfielder Michael Brown.Ian Dennis and former England winger Chris Waddle react to Manchester City's 3-3 draw with Real Madrid at the Bernabeu. Hear from City boss Pep Guardiola.John Southall and former Arsenal defender Matt Upson were at the Emirates for Arsenal's 2-2 draw with Bayern Munich. Hear from Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta and Bayern Munich manager Thomas Tuchel.Vicki Sparks discusses England's 2-0 win against the Republic of Ireland in their Women's Euro 2025 qualifier and Aaron Paul rounds up the night's big stories from the EFL. Hear from Stockport County boss Dave Challinor.TOPICS 0 mins - Real Madrid 3-3 Manchester City reaction 5 mins - Pep Guardiola 11 mins - Arsenal 2-2 Bayern Munich reaction 15 mins - Thomas Tuchel 20 mins - Mikel Arteta 22 mins - Republic of Ireland 0-2 England reaction 24 mins - EFL round-up 27 mins - Dave Challinor

Today's story comes from Geordie magician Chris Waddle, who explains how he regularly baited and befuddled defenders because he was never afraid to unleash his God-given talent.Listen to the original full episode:Chris Waddle: The Entertainer - The Big Interview with Graham Hunter | Acast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On this episode, we take you beyond the white lines with trailblazing USMNT legend and former Sheffield Wednesday hero, John Harkes. John was part of an incredible Sheffield Wednesday side that faced the Gunners in two domestic cup finals in 1993. He scored a banger versus the Arsenal in the 1993 League Cup Final and … Continue reading "JOHN HARKES TALKS IAN WRIGHT, TONY ADAMS, CHRIS WADDLE & MORE"

Today's story comes from Chrissy Waddle, who played alongside Eric Cantona at Marseille and believes he was popular when he moved to England because British fans love a rebel.Listen to the original full episode:Chris Waddle: The Entertainer - The Big Interview with Graham Hunter | Acast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Host Robbie Thomson is joined by AFP reporter Andy Scott and his fellow Ligue 1 Uber Eats world feed commentator Angus Torode to talk Ligue 1 Uber Eats results, news and previews.The chaps then turn their attention to Europe, where it is all likelihood Kylian Mbappé's last chance to win the the Champions League with PSG, and where Marseille, Lens, Rennes, and Toulouse are all involved in the Europa/Conference league play-offs.Just returned from AFCON duties in Côte d'Ivoire, Andy gives his impressions from the Elephants' fairytale tournament win, while the story from the Asian Cup is a bit darker, with a ping-pong bust-up possibly at the heart of Korea Republic's semi-final capitulation...Le Prof Andreas Evagora returns with a Ligue 1 Legends: Cult Player profile of a player who could well be the best-loved Englishman in the history of France: the Magic Mullet, Mr Chris Waddle! The Mullet strikes in OM's win over PSGhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GAts1KXMzKA'Waddle wallops one past Milanhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LjYg5Fv0u1QMagic Chrishttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LjYg5Fv0u1QBoli & Waddle: We've got a feeling https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ct5puqTSi0Meanwhile, in the unfathomably trivial quantum realm of French football quiz Déjà Who, Robbie drops a new clue to round out the hunt for February's Thijs Dallinga Toulouse jersey!All that and more on the latest episode of the world's premier French football podcast in English - Le Beau Jeu!

Today's story comes from Chrissy Waddle, who tells us about Paul Gascoigne's enormous capacity for mischief.Listen to the original full episode:Chris Waddle: The Entertainer - The Big Interview with Graham Hunter | Acast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Mark Chapman presents the Monday Night Club alongside Chris Sutton, Micah Richards and Rory Smith. The panel are joined by German football journalist Rafa Honigstein and Chris Waddle to reflect on the career of German legend Franz Beckenbauer, who has died at the age of 78. Hear from the man himself in conversation with Mike Ingham.The team also chat Liverpool, who saw off Arsenal in the FA Cup third round, and what next for Jordan Henderson, as reports say he wants to return to England. Timecodes: 0:10 Intro 01:50 Rafa Honigstein 14:40 Interview with Mike Ingham on memories of World Cups 26:40 Chris Waddle 31:33 Liverpool FA Cup win 47:02 Henderson return?

In this episode of Kammy's Football Shorts, Kammy reminisces about playing against the one and only Paul Gascoigne. This leads to Kammy remembering the day when Gazza came to Valley Parade to watch his friend Chris Waddle playing for the Bantams - and an unscheduled meeting with Mrs Kamara.

A Spurs legend and a man of a footballing dynasty joins us on the podcast this week

Theo Delaney is joined by musician and producer Martyn Ware whose bands Heaven17 and Human League were among the most succesful pioneers of electronic pop music. His book, 'Electronically Yours', tells his remarkable story from humble beginnings in Sheffield to procucing iconic records for Sananda Maitreya (formerly known as Terence Trent D'Arby) and Tina Turner. He is a lifelong fan of Sheffiled Wednesday and among his chosen scoreres are John Sheridan, Chris Waddle and David Hurst.https://www.waterstones.com/book/electronically-yours/martyn-ware/9780349135137https://www.theodelaney.com/life-goals-links@martynware@LifeGoalsTD @theodelaney

Owen Blackhurst, Seb White, Tommy Stewart, and a returning Asad Raza get together this week to chat about MUNDIAL's Discord, Mike Leigh doing the Inbetweeners, Nostradamus, Quasimodo, Ratatouille, Chris Waddle, Ivan Zamorano, Marcelo Salas, France ‘98, The Flintstones, The Simpsons, British Bulldogs, Devo, Copa Iberoamericana, Bebeto, Grange Hill, Chris Sutton & Alan Shearer, Dwight Yorke & Andrew Cole, Romário & Stoichkov, getting family members into football, José Mourinho, Marouane Fellaini, Romelu Lukaku, Jeff Buckley, Stonewall FC, LGBTQ+ football teams, The Gay Games, Bonne Maman jam, The Jam, James McFadden, Yeovil Town, Wrexham FC, the FA Cup, a pizza at the match, Rockports, hamstring injuries, street performers, “floating” Yodas, eBay fails, weeing in saunas, and remember, please subscribe to the magazine so that we can keep doing the podcast!CLICK HERE FOR MUNDIAL'S CHRISTMAS GIFT BUNDLESign 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.

Mark Chapman is joined by correspondent John Murray, Chris Waddle and Pat Nevin to react to Newcastle's exit from Europe.Following defeat to AC Milan, Newcastle are knocked out of the Champions League and European football. They unpick what went wrong for Newcastle and are joined by Julien Laurens to respond to PSG qualifying for the next round of the competition.Gavin Wallace updates on Celtic's only win in the competition, while John Bennett drops by to wrap up the end of the Champions League group stages.Time Codes00.39 Newcastle reaction 11.26 Eddie Howe 16.40 Julien Laurens on PSG 21.00 Celtic 23.24 Rest of Europe

Kelly Cates presents Champions League reaction as Newcastle were denied a win at PSG after a controversial penalty was awarded to PSG in added time. Chris Waddle and John Murray dissect what would have been an impressive win for Eddie Howe's injury riddled squad. Elsewhere Conor McNamara watched Manchester City come from two goals down to win 3-2 at home to RB Leipzig and finish top of their group. Elsewhere John Bennett drops by to chat Celtic going out after a frustrating 2-0 loss to Lazio. Alistair Bruce-Ball and Stephen Warnock are in Istanbul ahead of Galatasaray against Manchester United in Group A with Erik ten Hag confident his side can deal with the hostile atmosphere. Kelly is also joined by Maz Farookhi as we hear from the BBC's Women's Footballer of the year, goalkeeper Mary Earps, as well as Beth Mead who returns to the England squad after a year out with injuryTOPICS: 0:10 Intro 0:35 Newcastle PSG story of the match 05:45 Julien Laurens on PSG 08:30 Penalty debate 10:20 Eddie Howe 16:10 AC Milan at St James' Park 20:45 Pep Guardiola 23:50 Celtic with John Bennett 26:25 Galatasaray Manchester United preview 31:00 Mary Earps & Beth Mead

Sam Matterface is one of the top voices of England and Premier League football matches. So what's it like to have more than 20 million people listening to your commentary? With many of them sharing their opinions on social media? In this episode, the TalkSPORT and ITV Sport commentator also chats to Glenn Murray and Paul Hayward about why the warm welcome to away fans is so important for Brighton & Hove Albion; they'll also discuss VAR, online abuse, and whether his number is still in Chris Waddle's contacts book. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Martyn and Rob are joined by Rob Fletcher (aka 90s Football Writer) to pick their England XIs from a storied decade. As well as reaching the semi-finals of Italia 90 and Euro 96, England were involved in a true World Cup classic at France 98 and reached Euro 92 when it was still an eight-team tournament. Let's not dwell on what happened when they got there).Some players were mainstays for large parts of the 1990s: Paul Gascoigne, Alan Shearer, David Platt, Stuart Pearce, David Seaman, Paul Ince and Tony Adams. Others burned brightly and briefly at either end of the decade: Gary Lineker, Michael Owen, Chris Waddle, Paul Scholes and Mark Wright.You can listen the pod and then vote for the winning team @nessundormapod. 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

Here's another chance to hear my interview with Chris Waddle from season one.Chris describes his Marseilles days and scoring a remarkable goal against PSG, which really launched his career in France. Chris believes the money has to drain out of English football for it to reform root and branch and get back to proper player development. Part two also stars Eric Cantona, Franz Beckenbauer, and Enzo Francescoli.Subscribe to The Big Interview YouTube channel Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Here's another chance to hear my interview with Chris Waddle from season one.In part one, Chris – England's Zidane, in my opinion – breaks down what made him one of the great entertainers of his generation: his body swerve, his step-over, his decisions as to when to 'go for' an opponent. You hardly EVER hear a top-level athlete get to the bottom of their talent like this. Also starring the incredible Paul Gascoigne and others.Subscribe to The Big Interview YouTube channel Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Vaste programme je vous l'accorde mais question de sensibilité.. ça peut surprendre, ça peut choquer, je ne sais pas et peu importe à la limite.. soyons conscients déjà qu'au bout du compte nous sommes tous à notre façon des "Puzzles" mais l'ensemble final n'est pas nécessairement le même (et parfois assez lointain de certains..) en fonction des uns et des autres.. et les pièces qui le composent sont, de fait, très différentes, c'est ainsi, tout dépend qui l'on est, d'où l'on vient, ce que l'on attend, ce qui nous convient, notre expérience, notre éducation et notre approche, footballistiques ici donc mais pas que je pense.. enfin quelle que soit cette sensibilité il n'y a pas, en tout cas à mon humble avis, des gens qui ont tort et d'autres qui auraient tout compris.. nous sommes différents, tant mieux d'ailleurs hein !!!, et nous nous devons d'accepter cela, et de le vivre avec le sourire.. Bonne écoute à tous, avec ici-et-là les barrissements de qui vous savez, une sirène, le Général, et une magnifique chanson en guise de conclusion..

Mark Chapman presents reaction to Newcastle's 4-1 Champions League victory over Paris Saint-Germain. He is joined by former Newcastle winger Chris Waddle, football correspondent John Murray and Brentford defender Ben Mee. The podcast includes the post-match thoughts of Newcastle manager Eddie Howe, along with reflection on Manchester City's 3-1 win at RB Leipzig, Celtic's 2-1 loss at home to Lazio, and the night's other big stories. Timecodes: 00:23 Newcastle 4-1 PSG 12:45 RB Leipzig 1-3 Manchester City 16:52 Celtic 1-2 Lazio 18:55 Other results in the Champions League 22:05 Eddie Howe

Former Marseille winger Chris Waddle on his time at Albion's next Europa league opponents. French football expert Julien Laurens discusses the challenge for the Seagulls. And Warren and Johnny look back at the Villa defeat and ahead to the visit of Liverpool.

Juliette Ferrington is joined by commentators John Murray and Ian Dennis, former Scotland winger Pat Nevin and former England midfielder Chris Waddle for reaction to England's 3-1 international friendly win over Scotland. The podcast includes the post-match thoughts of managers Gareth Southgate and Steve Clarke, along with an interview with England goalkeeper Aaron Ramsdale. There is also reflection on Germany's 2-1 friendly victory over France which follows the recent sacking of boss Hansi Flick. Timecodes: 00:35 Initial thoughts on England and Scotland 03:45 England's best performers 08:05 Aaron Ramsdale 11:44 Steve Clarke 13:20 What next for Scotland and England? 18:20 Gareth Southgate 23:40 Germany

Ta dose d'anecdotes sur le football ! Histoires incroyables, souvent drôles, parfois tristes, mais toujours véridiques. https://linktr.ee/untrucdefoot  Facebook / Twitter / Instagram : @untrucdefoot  

Kelly Cates is joined by football correspondent John Murray, former England and Marseille midfielder Chris Waddle and former Celtic manager and Manchester City player Neil Lennon, who react to Manchester City's one-all draw in their Champions League semi-final first leg. The team are joined by Spanish football journalist Semra Hunter to dissect the match and look ahead to the second leg. The Athletic's Serie A writer and 5 Live Euro Leagues regular James Horncastle joins the team to preview AC Milan against Inter Milan in their semi-final. Also hear Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola's reaction to the draw as the focus turns to next week when City welcome Real Madrid to the Etihad. TOPICS: 06:03 Pep Guardiola 09:10 Haaland chat 12:10 Semra Hunter 20:50 Second leg 24:10 AC Milan V Inter Milan James Horncastle

In this episode of the pod, Ben Haines is joined by former Tottenham defender Stephen Kelly, ex-West Ham midfielder Nigel Reo-Coker and The Daily Telegraph's Northern Football Writer Luke Edwards. First up, reaction to an incredible game at St James' Park which saw Newcastle thump Tottenham 6-1 and move third in the Premier League. After conceding five goals in just 21 minutes, the panel reflect on a 'shambolic' and 'embarrassing' Spurs display throughout the team. Hear from an emotional Chris Waddle, as well as a downbeat Hugo Lloris and an apologetic Cristian Stellini. We also hear from winning manager Eddie Howe and discuss the Modrić-esque 'assist of the season' from Joe Willock, while one panel member compares Alexander Isak to Thierry Henry. West Ham moved clear of danger with a brilliant win at fellow relegation strugglers Bournemouth. David Moyes' side put four past Gary O'Neil's men - does the result see West Ham safe and Bournemouth back in the thick of it? And it's Manchester United who will face Manchester City in the FA Cup Final after their semi-final tie with Brighton went to penalties. Is it the final the panel wanted? Post-match reaction from Erik ten Hag and Roberto De Zerbi. Plus, with a packed midweek Premier League fixture list, which game are the guys most looking forward to? TOPICS: 3'30 Shambolic Spurs – what went wrong? 3'50 Chris Waddle 6'42 Cristian Stellini interview 14'10 Hugo Lloris interview 22'24 Eddie Howe interview 27'00 The assist of the season 31'40 Bournemouth 0-4 West Ham 31'50 David Moyes interview 40'00 Man United beat Brighton on penalties 43'40 Erik ten Hag & Roberto De Zerbi 44'20 The pick of midweek

Phil and Mike bring you a football shirt special episode with lots of contributions from former guests plus all the latest news from the world of charity football and a game of Don't State The Obvious. Additional sound effects provided courtesy of https://zapsplat.com

Theo Delaney is joined by Jon McClure, legendary lead singer with Reverend and the Makers who have been a mainstay on the indie scene since theri era defining debut single 'Heavyweight Champion of the World' came out in 2007. Currently touring with a new album out 'Heatwave In The Cold North', Jon reflects on a lifetime following Sheffield Wednesday and relives goals from Chris Waddle, Zinadine Zidane, Barry Bannon and more.@Reverend_Makers@LifeGoalsTD @theodelaney https://reverendandthemakers.os.fan/ https://www.theodelaney.com https://www.11-29media.com/life-goals

Woof woof woof woof woof woof woof woof Liam woof woof woof woof woof baffling woof woof woof woof Chris Waddle.  Featuring: Oh Jesus, you wouldn't believe me if I told you.  More Pauls! https://facebook.com/ogtpod https://twitter.com/ogtpod We have a Patreon! https://www.patreon.com/ogtpod – sign up for exclusive content for as little as $1 a month. Listen to Salt's show Jen and the Film Critic with OGT guest and deep friend Jen Blundell here! Like d&d? Want more Pauls? Into nerd shit AND jokes about bums? Why not check out our d&d actual play podcast, Quest Fantastic?  https://shows.acast.com/quest-fantastic link.chtbl.com/questfantastic RSS: https://feeds.acast.com/public/shows/61d8e6b335501c0012b6c367 Goodman's EP 'Future Music' is out now! Find out where you can stream and purchase here: Future Music by Run//Phase (songwhip.com)

Do you want the news from the world of charity football? Do you want an interview with Matt Woolias from Matt's Legends FC? Do you want references to Chris Waddle and Ronnie Corbett? Do you want a cocktail recipe? Then this episode is for you. Additional sound effect provided courtesy of https://zapsplat.com

Spray anyone? 2023 sees Spray ring in the new year by bringing their Songs Already Sung project – a collection of carefully curated cover songs – to streaming services. Spray is comprised of Ricardo Autobahn (synthesizers) and Jenny McLaren (vocals, guitars), both formerly (and once again) of the Cuban Boys, who took their chaotic technopunk to number 1 on the Festive 50 (twice), recorded one of the best Peel Sessions ever and went head-to-head with Sir Cliff Richard in a Christmas Chart Battle. For the duo, Songs Already Sung was something of a experiment and a departure from their standard way of working. Says Ricardo in his own inimitable style, “Songs Already Sung was an ongoing project throughout 2022, which built into a whole album month by month of popular beat group Spray performing some great hits of yesteryear.” Though there's only 12 months in the year, in a very Spray move Songs Already Sung actually comprises 14 tracks. That number is a tribute to both the band's expansive musical taste, unique approach to the project, and the sheer number of fantastic fan-generated ideas the band received after a callout on social media. As Ricardo stated at the commencement of what was then called the Untitled Covers Project, “We have a number of cover versions to keep our live set interesting, but as for our albums, they've been strictly originals only. So, we felt it might be fun, and also a good way of keeping ourselves proactive, to record a covers album, recording and releasing the songs one a month. This allows for an element of interactivity, fan suggestions, and also the possibility we'll end up with more songs than we expected. Or possibly less.” He added, “These won't be necessarily what you'd expect from us either. The idea of Spray cover versions is to take something as far away from our oeuvre as we can find and then drag it kicking and screaming into the Spray Universe.” The fourteen tracks on Song Already Sung include classics from The (Detroit) Spinners, Living Color, KISS, Nine Inch Nails, and Tori Amos. Also featured and given the Spray treatment are songs by Roger Whittaker – a rare vocal outing from Ricardo – Hazel O'Connor, Faith No More, Chas and Dave, Glenn Hoddle and Chris Waddle, The Connells, Lil Nas X, and Blink 182. Last but not least, fans of 70s British educational TV will be intrigued by the inclusion of Paddy Kingsland's The Boy from Space, given a suitable cosmic-sounding and rather cheeky Spray makeover. The collection of tracks on Song Already Sung is sure to bring a smile to your face, and maybe the odd tear of joy to an eye or two. Music Available on AnalogueTrash

Mark Chapman is here with a BUMPER episode of the pod which is dedicated to Saturday's action in the third round of the FA Cup. And the day certainly didn't disappoint as there were shocks, late goals and upsets up and down the country. John Murray and Chris Waddle were at Hillsborough as they watched League One Sheffield Wednesday knock out Newcastle with a 2-1 victory. A rather disappointed Eddie Howe makes an appearance as does a much happier manager, Darren Moore. There were goals galore at Anfield as Liverpool had a close call against Wolves – but they will now have to settle for a replay after that match finished two all. Jurgen Klopp and Julen Lopetegui both pop on the pod to give their take on the game as does Michael Brown and Conor McNamara who were watching all the action unfold. Championship sides Blackpool and Burnley knocked out Premier League teams, while Wrexham – who are in the National League caused a major upset as they beat Championship side Coventry – so a rather jubilant Phil Parkinson joins Sports Report after that amazing result for the Welsh side. Meanwhile, non-league Chesterfield were so, so close to getting a win over West Brom but were held to a late draw – so Chappers gets all the reaction from that match. Elsewhere World Cup winner Alexis Mac Allister comes on the show after helping Brighton get a win over Middlesbrough. The big names don't stop there as Chappers hears from Harry Kane, Vincent Kompany and many more, so you don't want to miss out on this episode!!

Mark Chapman is here with the last Football Daily pod of the year! And what a better way to end 2022 than with a jam packed Sports Report episode! We are live at the Amex as Arsenal end the month seven points clear of Manchester City at the top of the Premier League table after beating Brighton 4-2 - in what was a thrilling game on Saturday night. A delighted Mikel Arteta joins the pod to give his reaction after results went his way. Pep Guardiola's Manchester City drew one all with Everton – John Stones and Frank Lampard give their reactions and we hear from Marcus Rashford, after he was dropped from the starting XI for Manchester United for 'internal disciplinary' reasons. In the end he came on to score the winner in the second half against Wolves, and he let's us in on the reason as to why he was on the bench and Erik ten Hag gives his analysis too. Ian Dennis and Chris Waddle were at St James' Park as Leeds held Newcastle to a goalless draw – Eddie Howe and Jesse Marsch pop on the pod post match and not only that, Southampton's James Ward-Prowse makes a Football Daily appearance after he scored at both ends of the pitch after his side experienced their fifth Premier League defeat in a row after losing to Fulham.

Theo Delaney is joined by Rick Blaskey the music business heavy hitter who has been executive music producer for The FA, UEFA, FIFA and numerous other sporting bodies. ‘Three Lions' was commissioned by him and Ricky Martin was catapulted fromm obscurity to merge stardom when he hired him for the official France '98 song. A huge Sheffield Wednesday fan his list of scorers includes Chris Waddle, John Sheridan and Barry Bannon and his music choices help chart his illustrious career. @LifeGoalsTD @theodelaney https://www.11-29media.com/life-goals https://life-goals-with-theo-delaney.hubwave.net/ '

Despite no league game this week, we're back to discuss Plymouth Argyle's Papa John's Trophy win against Charlton Athletic, look ahead to our Friday night clash with Port Vale, praise for Darrell Clarke, discuss SkySports revolutionary ‘Innovation Game', Celebrate the Women's side reaching the FA Cup Third Round by beating Swindon Town - a trip to Liskeard Athletic or Oxford United await, talk of Chris Waddle, how many millions for Michael Cooper? and we'll also discuss the highlights (and lowlights) of Argyle's table-topping season so far! #pafc

In this episode it's Top 3 Uk TV theme tunes with adding singing, Stu tells another incredibly long joke and Al's ads descends into madness. Another listener gets a theme tune, Jackie D has a birthday surprise for Stu and an old joke makes a return. All this and your regular features too.

In a special extra Euro edition, Jimbo, James Horncastle, Raphael Honigstein, Julien Laurens and Alvaro Romeo dissect the Champions League group stage draw.Ajax, Liverpool, Napoli and Rangers is the group that grabs the headlines. But can Barcelona escape a group containing Bayern and Inter?Tottenham face a kind draw and the Chris Waddle derby. Just why is Antonio Conte's Champions League record so bad?Will Shakhtar provide a fairytale story and cause Real Madrid yet more problems?Plus why PSG are no joke and why Juve should be afraid. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In a special extra Euro edition, Jimbo, James Horncastle, Raphael Honigstein, Julien Laurens and Alvaro Romeo dissect the Champions League group stage draw. Ajax, Liverpool, Napoli and Rangers is the group that grabs the headlines. But can Barcelona escape a group containing Bayern and Inter? Tottenham face a kind draw and the Chris Waddle derby. Just why is Antonio Conte's Champions League record so bad? Will Shakhtar provide a fairytale story and cause Real Madrid yet more problems? Plus why PSG are no joke and why Juve should be afraid. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Darren Fletcher is joined by former England midfielder Chris Waddle and ex-Liverpool defender Jose Enrique to preview the crucial title clash between Manchester City and Liverpool. We hear from both managers and the panel assess where the key battles will be on Sunday. There's also reaction to Newcastle's important 1-0 win over Wolves, and England women's thumping 10-0 victory in North Macedonia. TIMECODES 01:30 - Preview of Man City v Liverpool; 12:45 - Everton v Manchester United; 19:30 - Reaction to Newcastle 1-0 Wolverhampton Wanderers, including an interview with Eddie Howe; 27:00 - Analysis of England women's 10-0 win in North Macedonia.

Mark Chapman, commentator Vicki Sparks, former England international Chris Waddle and ESPN's senior football writer Mark Ogden reflect on Manchester United's Champions League exit at the hands of Atletico Madrid. They look at where it went wrong for Ralf Rangnick's side, and ask what needs to happen in the summer when the club comes to appoint their next permanent manager. There's also a look at the EFL, as we hear from Reading's interim boss Paul Ince, who was disappointed his side couldn't take all three points against promotion-chasing AFC Bournemouth. TIMECODES 00:30 - Reaction to Manchester United 0-1 Atletico Madrid; 19:00 - Ralf Rangnick on his side not converting their chances; 21:00 - John Bennett on Benfica knocking Ajax out of the Champions League; 23:00 - 72+ podcast host Aaron Paul on the EFL, featuring an interview with Reading's Paul Ince.

Today's story comes from former England winger Chris Waddle, who will tell you how his style of play had the same effect on defenders from the Champions League... to the Sunday League. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Join Matt Davies Adams, Adrian Clarke, Sam Parkin, and Nancy Frostick as they look back on the pick of the football league action from the weekend This week: who reminds Adrian of Chris Waddle? Who's post match didn't convince Sam? And who are those players you forgot were still playing? It's all tightening up in the race for the Premier League as Huddersfield are the latest team to occupy position two in the table, whilst down the bottom of the table it look bleak for Peterborough. Over in League One there was a huge win for MK Dons, despite their depleted side, and League Two's relegation picture gets muddier and muddier by the week. RUNNING ORDER PART 1a - Sheff Utd 1-1 Forest (01.30) PART 1b - Huddersfield 3-0 Posh (05.00) PART 1c - Hull 0-2 WBA (08.00) PART 1d - Derby 2-0 Barnsley (11.30) PART 1e - Boro 2-1 Luton (16.00) PART 1f - Reading 0-1 Millwall (19.00) PART 2a - Rotherham 1-2 MK Dons (27.00) PART 2b - Lincoln 3-1 Sheff Weds (33.30) PART 3a - Northampton 3-2 Tranmere (37.00) PART 3b - Oldham 1-2 Carlisle (43.00) PART 4 - Players you needed reminding of (50.00) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices