Podcast appearances and mentions of Craig Shakespeare

Der 1. FC Köln verliert nach Darmstadt auch gegen Paderborn und in den USA findet die Hälfte der Bevölkerung Donald Trump präsidiabel. Man weiß nicht so genau, was schlimmer ist. Aber wir reden über beides. Außerdem tauschen wir Anekdoten über Fußballspiele in Kneipen aus, sezieren die Zeitumstellung, langweilen uns über die Champions League und betrauern mal wieder den FC Schalke. Streich sorgt mit Äußerungen über Red Bull für Aufsehen und Enzo hofft, dass David seine Wette gegen ihn gewinnt. Dazu staunen wir über den Erfolg von Flick in Barcelona, inklusive von Anekdoten über sein Desinteresse an spanischen Aufregerthemen. Wir widmen uns der Rezeption von Thomas Tuchel in England, der mehr CL-Spiele von der Seitenlinie gecoacht hat, als sämtliche englischen Vereinstrainer seit 2003. Stellt sich die Frage: Sollen Nationalteams einheimische Trainer haben? David erfährt in dem Zug verblüffendes über schottische Nationaltrainer in Frankreich und Georges Boulogne. Und Axel lernt Craig Shakespeare kennen. Viel Spaß! Werde auch DU Funfriend! Den drei90Shop. kennt Ihr ja. Mittlerweile gibt es auch einen drei90 Instagram-Account. Folgt uns auch gerne dort. drei90 via itunes abonnieren drei90 via Feedburner abonnieren

Former Aston Villa, Wigan, Leicester and West Brom midfielder Marc Albrighton is our special guest on No Tippy Tappy Football.Marc is alongside Sam Allardyce & Natalie Pike to talk all things football from living the dream of playing for his boyhood club to reaching the pinnacle of English football and lifting the Premier League with Leicester City.Marc and Sam start off the podcast with a touching tribute to the former Leicester assistant manager, Craig Shakespeare as well as former England manager Sven-Goran Eriksson.The former Aston Villa midfielder talks about his love for the club, living the dream of wearing the famous claret and blue shirt as well as the heartbreaking moment he knew his time was up at the club.They then talk in great depth about Marc's time at Leicester City and how he almost joined Sunderland under Gus Poyet, making history by winning the Premier League, playing against Lionel Messi and why away fans shouldn't wind up Jamie Vardy...Marc then discusses his time working under the new Chelsea manager Enzo Maresca, his repetitive training methods, players forcing transfers and Dewsbury-Hall's move to Chelsea.Finally, in our new segment 'True Or False' we ask, 'Is Carlos Corberan a Premier League level manager' and 'Will Lee Carsley get the England job permanently?'

We're back! It's the annual False 9 Premier League preview! We led off hitting each of the big 7 and clocked the ins and outs this summer, then previewed the upcoming fixtures from matchday 1 one the weekend before giving our top 4 and relegation predictions! We combed through the biggest transfers from the rest of the Prem and the rest of Europe, stopped by Wanderers Corner where we welcomed Sean Rea to the fold, and finally bid goodbye to longtime coach Craig Shakespeare and wished a happy trails to Portugal legend Pepe! 

Post match analysis with Mike Stowell plus a tribute to Craig Shakespeare.

This is Early Kick Off from the Men in Blazers media network and presented by our great friends of the pod STōK Cold Brew Coffee, all your global football stories straight from the back pages of Europe's newspapers in around 10 minutes.On today's episode: The USMNT face Morocco in their Olympic quarter-final on Friday; the USWNT take on Japan on Saturday in their first knockout game; former Leicester City manager Craig Shakespeare has passed away; Nico Williams stays put at Athletic Bilbao; midfielder Mikel Merino could be set to join Arsenal; and Lamine Yamal faces a dramatic teenage heartbreak.Football don't sleep, and neither do we.This episode was made in the UK for Men In Blazers by…Host: Sammy JamesProducer: Mikey WatsonAssistant producer: Elizabeth BarnardResearcher: Jack CollinsSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Jack & Pipes pay tribute to former City manager Craig Shakespeare, who has died at 60.

Craig Shakespeare passed away peacefully on Thursday morning surrounded by his family. Italian boxer Angela Carini abandoned her bout against Algerian Imane Khelif after 46 seconds in the Olympics and female boxer Natasha Jonas gives her opinion on the controversy. Ray Parlour gives his view on Arsenal's upcoming season. Charlie Austin explains his move to 7th tier AFC Totton. Rory Jennings rips into Chelsea's transfer policy. Darren Gough tips his mate Freddie Flintoff for England's white ball role Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Former Leicester City manager Craig Shakespeare has died at the age of 60, his family has announced. Shakespeare was undergoing treatment for cancer back in October 2023.#LCFC #LCWFC #premierleague #Leicester #Leicestercity #leicestercityfc #efl #leicestercitylive #leicestercityaovivo #foxes @lcfc @leicester @leicestercity @leicestercityfc Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Despite the fact that he's only just turned 24 years of age, Fraser Hornby already has a fascinating football story to tell. The former Everton striker is the latest guest in our Bred a Blue podcast series that features former Academy players. Hornby made just one senior appearance for the Blues, but he's played top-flight football in Belgium, France, Scotland and now Germany. His current club is SC Darmstadt who are adjusting to life in the Bundesliga after promotion last season. Hornby started his youth career at Northampton Town but was considered good enough to command a fee from Everton when he was just 15. “I always wanted the next challenge in my career, so it wasn't really pressure,” he recalls. “I was really looking forward to going into that environment for a top team in a top league. I relished the challenge.” His big moment came in Cyprus in December 2017 when Everton played Appolon Limassol in the Europa League. The Blues had already been eliminated so Craig Shakespeare took an inexperienced squad for the tie. Initially, Hornby was named on the bench but when Stephen Duke McKenna injured Sandro Ramirez during a training session he was elevated to the starting eleven! Anthony Gordon, Harry Charsley, Alex Denny and Nathan Broadhead all made their debuts that night and Hornby was frustrated that he didn't get another opportunity with the senior team. “I wanted more and more and I wanted to kick on from it. I had a chance in the game and I still look back and think I could have scored," he continued. “It didn't work out the way I wanted to, which was down to a number of reasons. Maybe a little bit of luck along the way. “The biggest impact I had with the first team was when Sam Allardyce was in charge. I was in and around the first team every day and I travelled to a couple of Premier League games with the squad, which was good at the time. I felt that had he stayed on a bit longer I would have got my chance.” After a loan spell with Kortrijk in Belgium, Hornby signed a permanent deal with French side, Reims, in 2020. A further loan spell at Aberdeen ensued, which he reflects on with disappointment, especially as he is still Scotland's record Under-21 goalscorer with ten goals from his 18 appearances. At international level he worked with head coach, and former Everton midfielder, Scot Gemmill. “He's got a really good reputation with the SFA and he's one of the best coaches I've worked with," he added. Hornby joined Darmstadt 98 in 2023 and insists that he still hasn't given up hope of forcing his way into the senior Scotland squad one day.

Völner–Schadl-per: elbizonytalanodott a koronatanú 24.hu     2023-10-12 11:25:18     Belföld Korrupció Völner Pál Schadl György F. Vivien ellentmondásba került saját szavaival, már arról is beszélt, csak vélelmezi a korrupciós kapcsolatot Schadl György és Völner Pál között. Műlábat vitt Tiborcz elitklubjához egy aktivista, hogy Orbánék végre a saját lábukra tudjanak állni Telex     2023-10-12 15:43:55     Belföld Kereszténység Gyurcsány Ferenc Gumi Tiborcz István Keresztény Zoltánnak ez a negyedik ilyen húzása, korábban vitt gumilövedéket Gyurcsányhoz, gyerekkoporsót Orbánhoz és páncélszekrényt Mészároshoz. Eddig azt mondták, gyűrd össze a PET-palackot, most azt mondják, nehogy összegyűrd G7     2023-10-12 15:32:15     Életmód Indul a betétdíjas rendszer és a visszaváltás, bemutatjuk, ki fizet kinek, és hova kerül az 50 forintod, ha nem viszed vissza a palackot. Jobb lesz betárazni? Hiány léphet fel Európában Forbes     2023-10-12 14:18:06     Gazdaság Üzemanyag Dízel Dízelhiány léphet fel Európában a következő hónapokban, amit talán csak egy enyhe téllel lehet elkerülni. Kiderült a nagy D-vitamin titok: ezt jobb, ha tudod a méregdrága patikai pirulákról Pénzcentrum     2023-10-12 10:01:00     Egészség Luxus D-vitamin Idén már kaptunk ízelítőt a hűvös időből, sok helyen már langyosodnak a radiátorok. Ahogy beköszönt az őszi nedves, esős, hűvös időjárás, kezdődik el a vírusok, baktériumok főszezonja. Szakértők szerint akár egészségesek vagyunk, akár lebetegedtünk, az októbertől márciusig tartó időszakban mindenképpen érdemes D-vitamin szedésével támogatni a szerv Már tényleg összeomlóban az állami egészségügy Azenpenzem     2023-10-12 10:10:00     Gazdaság Túlóra Az egészségügyi intézmények durván egy éve nem fizetnek a beszállítóknak. A kórházi eladósodás ugyan régi probléma, de a mostani helyzet lényegesen rosszabb a korábbiaknál. Az ország rehabilitációs csúcsintézményében ötödére csökkentették a nővérek túlóra keretét, pedig a régi sem volt elegendő. Pert vesztett a magyar állam Strasbourgban menedékkérő családok Szerbiába kényszerítése miatt 444.hu     2023-10-12 16:07:36     Belföld Szerbia Strasbourg A magyar állam megsértette a kollektív kiutasítás, valamint az embertelen vagy megalázó bánásmód tilalmát. Beteg gyerekek is voltak a Szerbiába átdobottak között. Búcsúzunk Horváth Csabától Magyar Mezőgazdaság     2023-10-12 11:33:37     Mezőgazdaság Horváth Csaba A két napja elhunyt Horváth Csaba nem csak szakember volt, társasági ember, és legfőképpen jó barát. Formálódik Izrael ellen az egységes iszlám világ vg.hu     2023-10-12 12:14:38     Külföld Izrael Irán Palesztina Szíria Szíria és Irán szerint az összes arab országnak közös álláspontot kell kialakítania a palesztinok védelmében. Filmbeillő felvételek: ömlenek a páncélosok az izraeli határra, gőzerővel megy a tervezés Portfolio     2023-10-12 10:15:00     Külföld Izrael A Hezbollah esetleges támadásától tartva jelentősen megerősítette Izrael az északi határ védelmét, most felvételt publikált az Izraeli Védelmi Erők (IDF) X-oldala a csapatösszevonásokról. A túszok elengedéséig Izrael nem ad áramot, vizet és üzemanyagot Gázának HírTV     2023-10-12 11:10:00     Külföld Energia Üzemanyag Izrael Tankolás Palesztina Gázai övezet Az elhurcolt izraeliek visszatéréséig Izrael nem ad áramot, vizet és üzemanyagot a Gázai övezetnek – közölte X-en Jiszráel Kac izraeli energia- és infrastrukturális miniszter. Rákot diagnosztizáltak a korábbi élvonalbeli edzőnél Sportal     2023-10-12 12:32:23     Foci Anglia Twitter Leicester City Az angol másodosztályban szereplő Leicester City hivatalos Twitter-oldalán jelentette be, hogy a klub korábbi menedzsere, Craig Shakespeare rákkal küzd. Szettelőnyben is volt, végül elveszítette Marozsán a magyar tenisztörténeti meccset 24.hu     2023-10-12 11:22:02     Sport Tenisz Marozsán Fábián első magyar játékosként jutott el ATP 1000-es tornán a legjobb nyolcig. A nyár és az ősz is belefér a hétvégébe: mutatjuk, hol lesz a leghűvösebb Kiderül     2023-10-12 14:24:15     Időjárás Hétvége A frontérzékenyeknek nem ez lesz a kedvenc hétvégéje, jelentős változás közeleg: sarkvidéki eredetű légtömeg vet véget az októberi nyárnak.

Völner–Schadl-per: elbizonytalanodott a koronatanú 24.hu     2023-10-12 11:25:18     Belföld Korrupció Völner Pál Schadl György F. Vivien ellentmondásba került saját szavaival, már arról is beszélt, csak vélelmezi a korrupciós kapcsolatot Schadl György és Völner Pál között. Műlábat vitt Tiborcz elitklubjához egy aktivista, hogy Orbánék végre a saját lábukra tudjanak állni Telex     2023-10-12 15:43:55     Belföld Kereszténység Gyurcsány Ferenc Gumi Tiborcz István Keresztény Zoltánnak ez a negyedik ilyen húzása, korábban vitt gumilövedéket Gyurcsányhoz, gyerekkoporsót Orbánhoz és páncélszekrényt Mészároshoz. Eddig azt mondták, gyűrd össze a PET-palackot, most azt mondják, nehogy összegyűrd G7     2023-10-12 15:32:15     Életmód Indul a betétdíjas rendszer és a visszaváltás, bemutatjuk, ki fizet kinek, és hova kerül az 50 forintod, ha nem viszed vissza a palackot. Jobb lesz betárazni? Hiány léphet fel Európában Forbes     2023-10-12 14:18:06     Gazdaság Üzemanyag Dízel Dízelhiány léphet fel Európában a következő hónapokban, amit talán csak egy enyhe téllel lehet elkerülni. Kiderült a nagy D-vitamin titok: ezt jobb, ha tudod a méregdrága patikai pirulákról Pénzcentrum     2023-10-12 10:01:00     Egészség Luxus D-vitamin Idén már kaptunk ízelítőt a hűvös időből, sok helyen már langyosodnak a radiátorok. Ahogy beköszönt az őszi nedves, esős, hűvös időjárás, kezdődik el a vírusok, baktériumok főszezonja. Szakértők szerint akár egészségesek vagyunk, akár lebetegedtünk, az októbertől márciusig tartó időszakban mindenképpen érdemes D-vitamin szedésével támogatni a szerv Már tényleg összeomlóban az állami egészségügy Azenpenzem     2023-10-12 10:10:00     Gazdaság Túlóra Az egészségügyi intézmények durván egy éve nem fizetnek a beszállítóknak. A kórházi eladósodás ugyan régi probléma, de a mostani helyzet lényegesen rosszabb a korábbiaknál. Az ország rehabilitációs csúcsintézményében ötödére csökkentették a nővérek túlóra keretét, pedig a régi sem volt elegendő. Pert vesztett a magyar állam Strasbourgban menedékkérő családok Szerbiába kényszerítése miatt 444.hu     2023-10-12 16:07:36     Belföld Szerbia Strasbourg A magyar állam megsértette a kollektív kiutasítás, valamint az embertelen vagy megalázó bánásmód tilalmát. Beteg gyerekek is voltak a Szerbiába átdobottak között. Búcsúzunk Horváth Csabától Magyar Mezőgazdaság     2023-10-12 11:33:37     Mezőgazdaság Horváth Csaba A két napja elhunyt Horváth Csaba nem csak szakember volt, társasági ember, és legfőképpen jó barát. Formálódik Izrael ellen az egységes iszlám világ vg.hu     2023-10-12 12:14:38     Külföld Izrael Irán Palesztina Szíria Szíria és Irán szerint az összes arab országnak közös álláspontot kell kialakítania a palesztinok védelmében. Filmbeillő felvételek: ömlenek a páncélosok az izraeli határra, gőzerővel megy a tervezés Portfolio     2023-10-12 10:15:00     Külföld Izrael A Hezbollah esetleges támadásától tartva jelentősen megerősítette Izrael az északi határ védelmét, most felvételt publikált az Izraeli Védelmi Erők (IDF) X-oldala a csapatösszevonásokról. A túszok elengedéséig Izrael nem ad áramot, vizet és üzemanyagot Gázának HírTV     2023-10-12 11:10:00     Külföld Energia Üzemanyag Izrael Tankolás Palesztina Gázai övezet Az elhurcolt izraeliek visszatéréséig Izrael nem ad áramot, vizet és üzemanyagot a Gázai övezetnek – közölte X-en Jiszráel Kac izraeli energia- és infrastrukturális miniszter. Rákot diagnosztizáltak a korábbi élvonalbeli edzőnél Sportal     2023-10-12 12:32:23     Foci Anglia Twitter Leicester City Az angol másodosztályban szereplő Leicester City hivatalos Twitter-oldalán jelentette be, hogy a klub korábbi menedzsere, Craig Shakespeare rákkal küzd. Szettelőnyben is volt, végül elveszítette Marozsán a magyar tenisztörténeti meccset 24.hu     2023-10-12 11:22:02     Sport Tenisz Marozsán Fábián első magyar játékosként jutott el ATP 1000-es tornán a legjobb nyolcig. A nyár és az ősz is belefér a hétvégébe: mutatjuk, hol lesz a leghűvösebb Kiderül     2023-10-12 14:24:15     Időjárás Hétvége A frontérzékenyeknek nem ez lesz a kedvenc hétvégéje, jelentős változás közeleg: sarkvidéki eredetű légtömeg vet véget az októberi nyárnak.

Steve Crossman, Senior Football Reporter Ian Dennis, Dion Dublin & former Leicester City manager Craig Shakespeare react to ​Arsenal winning the Community Shield The panel discuss how much of a difference this makes to Arsenal's mentality this season and do Manchester City care? Plus we hear from Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta and Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola

Craig Shakespeare is back at City to support Dean Smith and John Terry as they are tasked with saving our season. Pete and Rob discuss how much shaking up they'll need to do, what style of play we'd like to see and which personnel could come in from the cold. Plus, we predict a loss against Man City on Saturday in the vain hope that Leicester prove us wrong!

Dean Smith has agreed terms with Leicester City on a short-term deal until the end of the season with John Terry and Craig Shakespeare coming on board as part of the coaching staff; the Foxes are currently 19th in the Premier League and two points from safety#lcfc #premierleague #deansmith #craigshakespear #johnterry Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hodge On Nodge is back following the announcement of Norwich City's new managerial dream team of Dean Smith and Craig Shakespeare. Hodgeythehack is joined by Connor Southwell who has covered the managerial chase for the Pink Un and his old uni mate Luke Hatfield, who has watched Smith and Shakespeare up close in his role as a sports journalist covering Aston Villa for the Express & Star. Make sure to rate and share the podcast if you enjoy it!

Liverpool play like they're tanking for a high draft pick, big game matchup tactics have been too conservative, is the old Gareth Bale back, is Brendan Rodgers cursed to never be able to finish a season strong, who even is Craig Shakespeare, our thoughts on all these questions and much more!    Time Stamps  01:07 - No risks taken in Chelsea vs Man United match, is Ole too defensive in top 6 games?  07:31 - Why does Bruno Fernandes not produce in big games? 11:56 - Chelsea look like a much different team, Tuchel ball keeps games low scoring, and Bundesliga boys riding the bench. 17:25 - Is the newest Liverpool CB Phillips and Kabak the best defensive solution for now?  22:50 - What's our take on the real reason Liverpool are suffering in the league?   28:33 - What is Man City's secret sauce to being so dominate despite the pandemic?  35:00 - Is THE Gareth Bale back? 40:55 - Is Brendan Rodgers cursed to have the team always fall apart in the second half of every season? 43:57 - Do you remember who took over Leicester after Ranieri? We didn't. 46:26 - Should Brighton or Southampton be concerned about relegation? 50:50 - Preview of upcoming games   We want to thank everyone for supporting the show!!!  Follow Us:  https://twitter.com/ThePremierPod https://www.instagram.com/thepremierpod/?hl=en Twitter:  https://twitter.com/yashbhika  https://twitter.com/Haukpun Instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/yash10/?hl=en https://www.instagram.com/haukpun/?hl=en LinkedIn:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/yashbhika/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/tyler-chan-289073136/ MUSIC: Title: Buddha Artist: Kontekst Genre: Hip Hop & Rap Mood: Bright Download / Stream / Support: http://bit.ly/2Pe7mBN  

In our penultimate episode, we’re in the midlands with one of the Premier League’s nouveau riches.  Leicester City came from the relative poverty of a Premier League relegation battle in 2015 to winning the whole damn thing a season later in what was, without doubt, one of the finest moments of English football’s storied history.  But this vertiginous rise to the lofty heights of the Premier League’s elite had a strange effect on the club. The following season, Claudio Ranieri was sacked, to be replaced by Craig Shakespeare.  Shakespeare, it turned out, was also ‘not to be’ and so followed a succession of managers joining then leaving the club until Brendan Rodgers arrived at the end of last season.  Will Rodgers be able to shake off the curse of the 2015-16 title-winning season? Or is he simply its most imminent victim?   

Nathan Judah is joined by Matt Wilson for the latest episode of the Baggies Broadcast! This week, the pair discuss James Shan once again - this time after he was confirmed as Albion boss until the end of the season. We discuss the bizarre Alex Neil circus from the weekend and whether the Craig Shakespeare or Michael Appleton could yet come to The Hawthorns in a supporting capacity. Your burning questions are answered, whilst the game with Preston is discussed at length too! Music: www.purple-planet.com

Soccer America's Paul Kennedy joins the show to talk about the recently completed World Cup, MLS and the USWNT. Craig Shakespeare joins us from across the pond, compliments of the LMA and we hear from our partners at KT Tape.

When is the last time Everton's manager didn't make the flight, then? News of Sam Allardyce staying at home due to a long-standing hospital appointment means Craig Shakespeare and Duncan Ferguson will take charge of the Blues' Europa League dead-rubber. Along with them, a whole host of Academy players, a few on the first team periphery, and two very notable names: Morgan Schneiderlin and Kevin Mirallas.David Prentice and Phil Kirkbride discuss what this all means for the club, as well as reflecting on Joe Royle's Goodison career after the legend decided to step down from his beloved Blues. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

This week we’ll confuse flora and fauna, reign in chaos, and contrast Coriolanus, and rate the headline puns written to cover the firing of now-former Leicester City Football Club manager Craig Shakespeare. www.noholdsbard.com noholdsbardpodcast@gmail.com patreon.com/NoHoldsBard @NoHoldsBardCast facebook.com/NoHoldsBardCast

The lads are back again discussing the sackings of Ronald Koeman and Craig Shakespeare and the soon to be sacked Slaven Billic and Mark Hughes. Plus Dejan Lovren has a bad day at the office and Bartlett loses it. #MUFC #MCFC #LFC #CFC #THFC #AFC

The lads are back again discussing the sackings of Ronald Koeman and Craig Shakespeare and the soon to be sacked Slaven Billic and Mark Hughes. Plus Dejan Lovren has a bad day at the office and Bartlett loses it. #MUFC #MCFC #LFC #CFC #THFC #AFC

We start off with a little thank you to YOU the listener for helping us achieve 1,000 downloads. We love you all! We then go over the horribly-named "The Best" awards and how Olivier Giroud didn't deserve the Puskas one bit. In this episode we also cover: - The week in Europe and how some surprising fixtures are leading to some equally surprising tables. - All of the big Premier League results, including United's loss to Huddersfield and Watford and Chelsea's slugfest. - The sacking of Craig Shakespeare and Ronaldo Koeman. - The big results around Europe, including Napoli v Inter. Finally, as always, we give our "unique" insight on the week of games ahead including United vs. Spurs and a double feature of Leipzig vs. Bayern.

James Sharpe and Jordan Blackwell discuss which manager should replace Craig Shakespeare at Leicester City, as well as reflecting on the victory at Swansea and the Carabao Cup clash against Leeds. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

While Ryan questions Harry Redknapp's interest in cryptocurrency and social media, Brooks and Theo deliver a rare tandem tackle on the nefarious owner of the Columbus Crew. Jupp Heynckes and Craig Shakespeare promote their new business ventures, and claims about naked team talks and Pep Guardiola's eating habits are thoroughly examined. Finally, in Life Ref, equal pay for men's and women's national teams are discussed, as well as players wearing gloves with short sleeves and Cristiano Ronaldo singing the Champions League anthem before matches. To hear our bonus "Extra Time" segment, contribute and join the ET Gang at patreon.com/dirtytackle! This week's topics: The odd reasoning behind the name of San Diego's new club, fans who travel 6,000 miles to see a semi-pro team, and Cahills Tim and Gary. Contact us at DirtyTackle@gmail.com with your Dirty Tackles of the Week and Life Ref queries, and find us on Twitter @DirtyTackle, @BrooksDT, @RyanJayBailey, @TheoMessiDT, on Instagram @DirtyTackle, and at Facebook.com/DirtyTackle. Join our Togga fantasy Premier League Perfect XI group! Compete against Brooks, Theo, Ryan, and Producer Bobo! tog.ga/dirtytackle.

In this EPL Round Table segment we speak with @JimKnight88 about the sacking of Craig Shakespeare, what led to it, the Adrien Silva transfer situation, the disappointing starts from Vardy and Mahrez, Demarai Gray's future at the club, and targets for the now vacant managerial position.@EPLRoundTable@EPLIndex See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This edition of The Punt features the Daily Mail's Football Correspondent, Sami Mokbel, who talks about the dismissal of Craig Shakespeare and who's next in line at Leicester, and touches on the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland following the draw for the World Cup 2018 playoffs. Derek McGovern tries to pinpoint the value in the Premier League, alongside Jack Wilshere's biggest fan, William Hill's Andy Excell. Pete Farries, Gav P and Al Ross provide you with the best bets in the lower leagues and Sam Norris' nap is in Ligue Un. Dave Kelner is your host. #betting #thepunt #football #PL

In today’s podcast, Robbie and Robbie take a look at the mid-week European action. Spurs earn a respectable point at the Bernabeu (1:07), Manchester City beat an incredible Napoli team (10:10), Liverpool thrash Maribor (15:05), Chelsea draw at home to Roma (16:03), Man United win in Portugal (21:45), while Arsenal beat Red Star Belgrade thanks to an incredible goal from Giroud (24:20) and Everton continue to struggle (25:50). Finally, the Robbies weigh in on Leicester City’s decision to fire Craig Shakespeare (31:50).

Rob Tanner and James Sharpe discuss Michael Appleton's press conference as caretaker manager and ask who might succeed Craig Shakespeare. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Jack is joined by Anton & Russell from The Sportsman, with the trio looking back on Leicester City's decision to sack Craig Shakespeare, while they look at a few names in the frame to replace him.

Så bliver der varmet op til den 9. Premier League-runde. Daniel Sichlau har inviteret Mads Gluud (Journalist på PLBOLD) ind i studiet til denne uges Update & Preview, hvor vi ser frem mod weekendens kampe. Hør med, når vi blandt andet vender genopståede Crystal Palace, Craig Shakespeare-sagaen, Chelseas hakkende formkurve, og selvfølgelig rundens store opgør mellem Tottenham og Liverpool. Programmet præsenteres i samarbejde med Oddset fra Danske Spil, og produceres af Qvortrup Media.

James and Flav react to the news that Craig Shakespeare has been sacked by Leicester, talk Tottenham's Champions League clash with Real Madrid, and why Troy Deeney transcends football. See you at the far post. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Kelly Cates is joined by Ian Wright and Jamie Redknapp to discuss Tottenham, Liverpool and Man City's performance in the Champions League, Craig Shakespeare's sacking and debate whether Man Utd's draw away to Liverpool was a good point.

Host Martin Gritton is joined by Robbie Knocks and Gareth Dobson to cover the latest news in the Premier League, and the recent sacking of Leicester City's manager, Craig Shakespeare. The Whistle Blowers is backed for the season by Ladbrokes. 'Bet £5 Get £20'. If you deposit £5, Ladbrokes will add another £20 to your account. You can get this offer by following the link at bet.thewhistleblowers.net thewhistleblowers.net @footballpodcast Engineered by Joe Mason Produced by Paul Myers and Mike Leigh A Playback Media Production playbackmedia.co.uk Copyright 2017 Playback Media Ltd - playbackmedia.co.uk/copyright

Liverpool International Academy Coach Mark Meredith returns in an action packed show. We review the Liverpool-Man Utd game and debate whether or not it is still England’s biggest derby game. Troy Deeney’s comments about Arsenal following Watford’s 2-1 victory are put under the microscope, as is Chelsea’s players attitude. There’s a discussion on Mike Ashley’s decision to put Newcastle up for sale, Kaka’s Orlando departure, Ravel Morrison, Craig Shakespeare's sacking, a European Football roundup, Champions League results and World Cup Qualifying Play Off fixtures. #MUFC, #LFC, #AFC, #CFC, #Morata, #CPFC, #Zaha, #Shakespeare, #LCFC, #NUFC, #Ashley, #Deeney, #Milan, #Inter, #Icardi, #FCBayern, #BVB, #Kaka, #OrlandoSC,

Pete & Rob react to the surprising news that Leicester City have parted company with manager Craig Shakespeare, just 4 months into the job. A 1-1 draw with West Brom sealed Shakey's fate, and with the help of your social media comments, the guys discuss whether it was the right decision, and what happens next.

Rob Tanner and James Sharpe react to Leicester City's decision to sack Craig Shakespeare, and discuss who might take over. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

The Knittel brothers discuss the USMNT failure to qualify for the World Cup, the UEFA Nations League, no more extra time, and more. Links to topics and stories discussed in this episode: Segment 1 - Discussing USMNT's failure to qualify for the World Cup - Future USMNT (http://www.goal.com/en-us/news/projecting-the-usmnts-2022-world-cup-squad-who-joins/17a5ul4jad2ui11bgxs686k4uy) - Jermaine Jones rant (https://youtu.be/_zYLi0jPwFc) Segment 2 - FC Dallas not being penalized with 0-3 loss for fielding ineligible player (https://www.themaneland.com/2017/10/6/16439124/mls-rules-fines-only-no-forfeit-for-fc-dallas-using-ineligible-player-against-orlando-city) - UEFA Nations League (http://www.espnfc.us/european-championship/story/3226637/germany-portugal-belgium-and-spain-top-seeds-for-uefa-nations-league) Segment 3 - U17 WC has no extra time in knockout rounds, do you like that idea? - Big matches right after the international break, should schedule makers do more to try to limit this? Other items mentioned - Craig Shakespeare was fired (https://www.theguardian.com/football/2017/oct/17/craig-shakespeare-sacked-leicester-city-manager)

In this EPL Round Table segment we speak with @JimKnight88 about Leicester's deadline day which saw them keep Riyad Mahrez but lose Danny Drinkwater, the rest of their signings, the safety of Craig Shakespeare's job, grade Leicester's window on the whole, and what they can expect this season. @Kevrov @EPLRoundTable @EPLIndex See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On this episode of #ManagerWatch we're looking at Leicester City & what Shakespeare can achieve at the club after what's happened in the last 2 or 3 seasons. Hoops Connect: http://hoopsapp.co/ https://itunes.apple.com/gb/app/hoops-connect/id1169375095?mt=8 https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.hoops.connect&hl=en #LCFC #Leicester #EPL #PremierLeague #Shakespeare #Vardy #Okazaki #Mahrez #Gray #Maguire #Iheanacho #Iborra

Rob Tanner and Jordan Blackwell discuss the latest Leicester City news after Craig Shakespeare's pre-Brighton press conference. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

On this episode of The EPL Round Table we discuss fan reactions to Kyle Walker leaving Spurs, compare recent striker signings Morata and Lukaku, and get insight into Craig Shakespeare's tenure at Leicester. Guests: Joshi @Doc_Joshi Jim @JimKnight88 See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Leicester City writers Rob Tanner and James Sharpe discuss all the latest news, including Riyad Mahrez's future, who the club are going to sign, as well as what is going on with Craig Shakespeare and the manager's job. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Pete & Rob get together to look back over the last three games of a topsy-turvy Premier League campaign, and begin to discuss the futures of Craig Shakespeare, Riyad Mahrez, Kasper Schmeichel and others. FULL SEASON REVIEW WILL BE RELEASED ON 30/5/17 (Episode 70)

In this EPL Round Table segment we speak with @JimKnight88 about Leicester's season including their incredible run in the Champions League, their less remarkable Premier League campaign, the tenures of Claudio Ranieri and Craig Shakespeare, and where the club should go from here. @Kevrov @EPLRoundTable @EPLIndex See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Leicester City writers Rob Tanner and James Sharpe discuss all the big stories as Craig Shakespeare's side head into the Premier League clash with Tottenham with an injury-ravaged squad. #LCFC For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

The Matchday Live team of Dan Roebuck, Paul Saffer, Adam Summerton and Rob Daly look back at the UEFA Champions League quarter-final first legs and we hear from Miralem Pjanić, Thomas Tuchel, Carlo Ancelotti and Craig Shakespeare.

Hear how Paulo Dybala scored two goals to help Juventus beat Barcelona 3-0 in the first leg of their quarter-final tie. Matchday Live host Rob Daly is joined by Chris Parrott and Richard Connelly to review a thrilling match in Turin. The team also preview Wednesday’s matches with the help of Carlo Ancelotti, Danny Drinkwater and Craig Shakespeare.

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Leicester City are into the Champions League quarter-finals. There's a sentence you never thought you'd read. Pete & Rob discuss all the excitement and drama from one of THE best nights in City's history, as Craig Shakespeare guided his gutsy Foxes to three wins from three.

Matchday Live host Rob Daly is joined by Paul Saffer, Adam Summerton and Dan Roebuck to review the drama from Monaco as the Ligue 1 leaders defeat Manchester City, while Atlético ease past Bayer Leverkusen in the UEFA Champions League. Hear from Jan Oblak, Aleksandr Kolarov, Pep Guardiola, Max Allegri and Craig Shakespeare as we discuss the complete quarter-final lineup.

Leicester Mercury writers Rob Tanner and James Sharpe discuss Craig Shakespeare's press conference ahead of Leicester City's Champions League last-16 clash with Sevilla, his first after being appointed full-time manager. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

No episódio 36 invadimos o velho continente. A temporada 2016/17 está chegando em sua reta final, mas alguns clubes já devem pensar no seu futuro. O Barcelona se classificou incrivelmente na Liga dos Campeões, mas não terá Luis Enrique depois de junho. O Bayer Leverkusen demitiu Roger Schimdt e ainda procura um substituto ideal. O sonho do Leicester com Ranieri acabou e Craig Shakespeare é o nome para salvar o clube de um rebaixamento e dar sobrevida para 2017/18. No Arsenal, o eterno Arsene Wenger parece estar com os dias contados, principalmente com a torcida que protestou no ultimo final de semana. Em nossa 36ª invasão, é hora de projetar o futuro destas quatro equipes no cenário do futebol mundial. E não esqueça, ouça também nossos Highlights, Previews e Dicas Futeboleiras! PREVIEW Juventus x Milan - Sexta-Feira, 16:45 Hertha Berlin x Borussia Dortmund - Sábado, 11:30 Arsenal x Leicester - Sabado, 14:30 Celtic X Rangers - Domingo, 09:00 Chelsea X Manchester United - Segunda, 16:45 Juventus x Porto - Terça, 16:45 Leicester x Sevilla - Terça, 16:45 DICAS FUTEBOLEIRAS Fútbol Avanzado (Estatística da La Liga) https://twitter.com/FutbolAvanzado Documentário I Believe Miracles (História do Nottingham Forest) http://www.imdb.com/title/tt5098836/ Artigo Mini Guia Tático do Futebol Argentino (Blog Linha Alta) http://www.linhaalta.com.br/2017/03/mini-guia-tatico-do-futebol-argentino.html TRILHA FUTEBOLEIRA Abertura: Los Fabulosos Cadillacs - Matador https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pjPA7CXutDw Ecerramento: Freddie Mercury & Montserrat Caballé - Barcelona https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y1fiOJDXA-E NOSSOS INVASORES Host Invader: Eduardo Dias (Twitter @ediasdinhod) Invasor pela esquerda: Vinicius Fernandes (Twitter @viniciusof) Invasor pela direita: Gabriel Correa (Twitter @_GabrielCorrea) Invasor na Edição: Emílio Fialho (Twitter @EmilioFialho) Invasor de Artes: Anderson Cruz (Twitter @soooncruz) Assine nosso canal no Soundcloud, receba atualização quando sair um novo episódio. Avalie-nos no iTunes, para chegarmos a mais futeboleiros! Siga-nos no FaceBook, Twitter, Instagram e Spotify: www.facebook.com/footurefc twitter.com/FootureFC www.instagram.com/footurefc/ play.spotify.com/user/footurefc/p…WsztNcUJKe6XX6Jy (ou procure a playlist #WeLoveFootball)

Pete & Rob look forward to the biggest game in Leicester City's 133 year history as they take on Sevilla in the Champions League on Tuesday night. Aside from the upcoming match, there's also a recap of the 3-1 win against Hull, and discussion about Craig Shakespeare's future.

Leicester Mercury writers Rob Tanner and James Sharpe discuss whether Craig Shakespeare should be the next Leicester City manager after the Premier League victory over Hull. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Leicester City experts Rob Tanner and Jordan Blackwell talk about the vacant manager's job, Craig Shakespeare, Roy Hodgson and the vital game against Hull For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

After all the media frenzy surrounding Claudio Ranieri's departure, Leicester City put in a top team performance to beat Liverpool 3-1. Pete & Rob discuss the 'fake outrage' around Ranieri's sacking, the effect of caretaker boss Craig Shakespeare, and Saturday's relegation six-pointer against Hull.