Podcasts about Don Revie

(Rec: 3/4/19) George Clooney, recyclable straws, Don Revie and Sir John Curtice in a Hollywood pub with George Lucas, a new national anthem, and Kev's ‘spirit animal' is revealed. Join the Iron Filings Society: https://www.patreon.com/topflighttimemachine Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Real centre forwards were old fashioned battering rams like Nat Lofthouse, Ted Drake of the great Arsenal side of the 1930s and Bobby Smith the rampaging leader of the Spurs double winning attack.  As football has become more skilful, they have largely been replaced by False 9s as they are now called or deep-lying centre forwards as they were in the days of Don Revie and the Hungarian Hidegkuti.  Jon Holmes, Patrick Barclay and Jon Holmes panel discuss the impact on the game of the change and surprisingly all three of them retain a nostalgic love of the centre forwards of their youth. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In this latest Weekend Warm-up, as heard on 1866 Sport, Phil & Ellie spoke to Spireites legend Sean O'Neill about his time at Don Revie's Leeds United and his 12 years as a Chesterfield player. 

Don Revie had made Leeds United the best football team in the country in the 1960s and 70s. Upon his departure, Leeds had ‘done a Leeds' multiple times since and after numerous financial disasters they were a generation out of the top flight. They needed somebody to come along and pick them out of the mire. So, they went Loco and it got back to the Premier League. 00:00 – Introduction 00:25 – Since Revie 07:00 – Loco Leeds 24:55 – The Legacy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Don Revie built the foundations of Leeds United. They were back in the big time, they'd got their first shot across the bow with a title challenge and an FA Cup final and now they'd built up a reputation. Dirty Leeds were here, and they just might have been the best team in England. 00:00 – Introduction 00:25 – Back in the Big Time 09:05 – European Endeavour 25:15 – Legacy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Chris Dawkes joins us from ITV to talk about his behind the scenes look at the spiky televised clash that aired in Yorkshire in 1974 between the just-sacked Clough and Leeds legend Don Revie. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Today's story comes from Joe Jordan, who describes the revolutionary preparations undertaken by Leeds United's legendary manager Don Revie.Listen to the classic versions of the original episodes:Classic Big Interview: Joe Jordan Part One - The Big Interview with Graham Hunter | AcastClassic Big Interview: Joe Jordan Part Two - The Big Interview with Graham Hunter | Acast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Send us a Text Message.My guest on the latest episode is Vincent Eavis. Vince has followed QPR since 1974. His first game was against Leeds Utd, who were riding high under Don Revie. In the episode he recalls some of the great players who have appeared for the 'R's over the years and even finds time for a few songs. His favourite manager may not be who you would expect, but nevertheless will raise a smile!MUSIC: New Waves - Soundroll 

Here's another chance to hear my interview with Joe Jordan from season one.The proud Scot is one of an elite band of players to score at three World Cups, and his club career took him to the top of the European game with Leeds United, Manchester United and AC Milan. In part one, we focus mainly on his time at Don Revie's great Leeds side – whose talents were often overshadowed by their reputation for physical toughness.Subscribe to The Big Interview YouTube channel Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Alan looks back at the time during his period with England, Hudson did not make his England debut until 1975, when sparkling performances earned him two call-ups by then England manager Don Revie. With Paul CollinsEdited/Produced by Chris Brownewww.srbmedia.co.ukFull podcast at www.patreon.com/srbmediaSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/srbmedia. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

SUBSCRIBE TO BRAZILIAN SHIRT NAME EXTRA:https://brazilian-shirt-name.hubwave.net/FOLLOW THE BRAZILIAN SHIRT NAME ON INSTA:https://www.instagram.com/brazilshirtpodDotun Adebayo and Tim Vickery pay tribute to footballer and broadcaster Ian St John by reflecting on Liverpool's first FA Cup win in 1965 against Leeds at Wembley.A first Major trophy for Bill Shankly against Don Revie's Leeds.

It's summer 1977. Watford are languishing in English football's Fourth Division but they have a wealthy, flamboyant and famous owner who has dreams of taking them to the top. The rock star, Elton John, has only recently taken full control but he's a novice when it comes to running a football club.Elton's vision is to appoint England's World Cup-winning captain Bobby Moore as manager, but Watford's directors have other ideas and set about persuading the chairman to go for someone who knows what the lower divisions are all about. It takes an intervention from the legendary Don Revie to change the course of the club's history.The club the new manager inherits is a shambles. Greyhound racing takes priority over football at Vicarage Road. But the goal is clear, to reach the First Division in ten years...Enjoy the game by Lionel Birnie. Read by Colin Mace. Produced by Jon Moonie. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Step back in time with hosts Graham and Jamie on the latest episode of the "Evergreen Football History Podcast - By Far The Greatest Team." In this episode, they are joined by the insightful Phil Craig as they delve into the remarkable era of Don Revie's Leeds United, a time when this iconic football club was a force to be reckoned with in both England and Europe.Leeds United, under Don Revie's stewardship, consistently challenged for the top honours and became a symbol of excellence in football. But just how great were they in the grand scheme of football history? Were they truly one of the greatest teams ever?Join the discussion as Graham, Jamie, and Phil analyse the team's legacy, achievements, and influence on the sport. They'll go through the highs and lows, iconic players, unforgettable moments, and the indomitable spirit of Leeds United during the Revie era. Then, they'll reveal their carefully considered ranking, placing this iconic team in its deserved place in football history.Whether you're a die-hard Leeds United fan, a football history enthusiast, or just curious about the beautiful game's past, this episode has something for everyone. Download and tune in to discover where Don Revie's Leeds United stands in the pantheon of football greatness. It's a journey through time that's not to be missed!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

The 1970s continue to produce moments that echo half a century later. Liverpool are denied the treble by Manchester United but content themselves with a first European Cup and the retention of their league title, as Kevin Keegan heads off into the sunset. Clive Thomas looms large for Evertonians, Don Revie packs his bucket and spade and trades England for the UAE, and there's skulduggery aplenty at Highfield Road in an end of season relegation battle.

There's a new name at the top of the First Division as QPR go toe-to-toe with Bob Paisley's Liverpool for the title, and a new name on the FA Cup with Southampton seeing off Manchester United at Wembley. England start to stutter under Don Revie and a manager who will one day follow him into that job starts to make his reputation at Lincoln City.  Steven Scragg and Gary Thacker are joined by Dr David Turner, a senior lecturer in Sports Coaching at Anglia Ruskin University, a member of the Cambridge Centre for Sport and Exercise Science research, and a devoted fan of that memorable QPR side. 

Another tumultuous season beckons as Don Revie struggles to get a tune out of England, Brian Clough finds life at Leeds even tougher, Derby win the title as just seven points separate the top eight, Manchester United go up, Chelsea go down and Billy Bremer and Kevin Keegan get naked for charity.

Picking up our trawl through the 1970s, the team alight upon 1970/71, a season where Arsenal re-emerged from Tottenham's shadow to do the double (though Spurs did at least win the League Cup as consolation). There's a power shift on Merseyside, Manchester United remain in the dumps, and Don Revie wonders just what he did to upset the footballing gods.

Graham and Jamie are joined by Sunderland super fan Phil Craig to discuss and rank the famous SUNDERLAND FA Cup winning side of 1972/73. Bob Stokoe's unfancied second division Sunderland cause one of the FA Cup's greatest shocks when they topple Don Revie's mighty Leeds United in the FA Cup Final, creating some iconic moments in doing so.Phil shares his experiences of this team and the great effect the cup victory had on the Town (at the time) of SunderlandDownload, subscribe and be apart of how each team is ranked .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

Don Revie's Leeds United were one of the greatest club sides of the postwar era. The skills possessed by Giles, Bremner, Gray etc. were considerable - so is their "dirty" reputation unfair? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Republic of Ireland legend John Giles joined Nathan Murphy to discuss the fall-out from Liverpool's 7-0 thrashing of Manchester United, if Tottenham's time with Antonio Conte is coming to an end, and the superstitions of his former Leeds boss Don Revie. ⚽️ with Sky.

'Revie's Angels' tells the story of the legendary Leeds manager Don Revie, and the incredible side he assembled in the 60s and 70s. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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With the World Cup in swing and Christmas around the corner, there's no better time to chat to Robert Endeacott about his latest book, Cocker Hoop, a fascinating biography on Les Cocker. Les was the right-hand man to Don Revie throughout his Elland Road reign, and to Sir Alf Ramsey when football came home in 1966. As you can imagine, the book is even more enthralling than this interview, in which we also cover present-day Leeds United, Marcelo Bielsa (obviously), and Robert's exciting new project, ‘No Footsteps in the Snow'. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We're back for the USA Bicentennial Cup, celebrating 200 years of American independence.To mark the occasion, the USA drafted in soccer stars from across the globe to form the one time only line-up of 'Team America' including Stewart Jump, Pele and...Bobby Moore.That's right, the only Englishman to ever lift the World Cup is facing off against the Three Lions!England, managed by Don Revie, saw the tournament as an opportunity to warm up for some impending crucial World Cup qualifiers, giving the likes of Kevin Keegan and Trevor Brooking a chance to freshen up for the Real Quiz.Would Pele and Moore be victorious or can Mighty Mouse show that the kids are alright?Find out only on... Is This England? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to the Football Bloody Hell podcast, a retro football podcast full of nostalgia, memories and recollections of when football was just a little bit better. This podcast is sponsored by the Football Bloody Hell Shop, the perfect place to get iconic retro posters of all your favourite football legends. Head over to the Football Bloody Hell shop to find your perfect poster. In this podcast, we begin a series that tells the story of one of England's more controversial managers. Don Revie, loved by Leeds, far from loved by many, many others. This is the final part in the series. We hope you enjoy this podcast and please do share it with all your retro football-loving friends. If you like it, please do leave a review so we can climb the league table. It helps more people like you find us. Don Revie: The Middle East, untimely death and lasting legacy - part nine. Check out our shop where you can buy amazing, iconic framed artwork and high-quality t-shirts. Right now we have free shipping on ALL artwork orders. Simply head to footballbh.shop. Also, don't forget to check out all the written content on the site over at footballbh.net. Today's podcast was written by Rodney McCain and narrated by Roger T'Obor. We will be back soon with another short podcast for you to enjoy.

Welcome to the Football Bloody Hell podcast, a retro football podcast full of nostalgia, memories and recollections of when football was just a little bit better. This podcast is sponsored by the Football Bloody Hell Shop, the perfect place to get iconic retro posters of all your favourite football legends. Head over to the Football Bloody Hell shop to find your perfect poster. In this podcast, we begin a series that tells the story of one of England's more controversial managers. Don Revie, loved by Leeds, far from loved by many, many others. This is the eighth part of nine. We hope you enjoy this podcast and please do share it with all your retro football-loving friends. If you like it, please do leave a review so we can climb the league table. It helps more people like you find us. Don Revie: The King of Leeds, not London - part eight. Check out our shop where you can buy amazing, iconic framed artwork and high-quality t-shirts. Right now we have free shipping on ALL artwork orders. Simply head to footballbh.shop. Also, don't forget to check out all the written content on the site over at footballbh.net. Today's podcast was written by Rodney McCain and narrated by Roger T'Obor. We will be back soon with another short podcast for you to enjoy.

Welcome to the Football Bloody Hell podcast, a retro football podcast full of nostalgia, memories and recollections of when football was just a little bit better. This podcast is sponsored by the Football Bloody Hell Shop, the perfect place to get iconic retro posters of all your favourite football legends. Head over to the Football Bloody Hell shop to find your perfect poster. In this podcast, we begin a series that tells the story of one of England's more controversial managers. Don Revie, loved by Leeds, far from loved by many, many others. This is the seventh part of nine. We hope you enjoy this podcast and please do share it with all your retro football-loving friends. If you like it, please do leave a review so we can climb the league table. It helps more people like you find us. Don Revie: The King of Leeds - part seven. Check out our shop where you can buy amazing, iconic framed artwork and high-quality t-shirts. Right now we have free shipping on ALL artwork orders. Simply head to footballbh.shop. Also, don't forget to check out all the written content on the site over at footballbh.net. Today's podcast was written by Rodney McCain and narrated by Roger T'Obor. We will be back soon with another short podcast for you to enjoy.

Welcome to the Football Bloody Hell podcast, a retro football podcast full of nostalgia, memories and recollections of when football was just a little bit better. This podcast is sponsored by the Football Bloody Hell Shop, the perfect place to get iconic retro posters of all your favourite football legends. Head over to the Football Bloody Hell shop to find your perfect poster. In this podcast, we begin a series that tells the story of one of England's more controversial managers. Don Revie, loved by Leeds, far from loved by many, many others. This is the sixth part of nine. We hope you enjoy this podcast and please do share it with all your retro football-loving friends. If you like it, please do leave a review so we can climb the league table. It helps more people like you find us. Don Revie: The King of Leeds - part six. Check out our shop where you can buy amazing, iconic framed artwork and high-quality t-shirts. Right now we have free shipping on ALL artwork orders. Simply head to footballbh.shop. Also, don't forget to check out all the written content on the site over at footballbh.net. Today's podcast was written by Rodney McCain and narrated by Roger T'Obor. We will be back soon with another short podcast for you to enjoy.

Welcome to the Football Bloody Hell podcast, a retro football podcast full of nostalgia, memories and recollections of when football was just a little bit better. This podcast is sponsored by the Football Bloody Hell Shop, the perfect place to get iconic retro posters of all your favourite football legends. Head over to the Football Bloody Hell shop to find your perfect poster. In this podcast, we begin a series that tells the story of one of England's more controversial managers. Don Revie, loved by Leeds, far from loved by many, many others. This is the fifth part of nine. We hope you enjoy this podcast and please do share it with all your retro football-loving friends. If you like it, please do leave a review so we can climb the league table. It helps more people like you find us. Don Revie. The King of Leeds - part five. Check out our shop where you can buy amazing, iconic framed artwork and high-quality t-shirts. Right now we have free shipping on ALL artwork orders. Simply head to footballbh.shop. Also, don't forget to check out all the written content on the site over at footballbh.net. Today's podcast was written by Rodney McCain and narrated by Roger T'Obor. We will be back soon with another short podcast for you to enjoy.

Welcome to the Football Bloody Hell podcast, a retro football podcast full of nostalgia, memories and recollections of when football was just a little bit better. This podcast is sponsored by the Football Bloody Hell Shop, the perfect place to get iconic retro posters of all your favourite football legends. Head over to the Football Bloody Hell shop to find your perfect poster. In this podcast, we begin a series that tells the story of one of England's more controversial managers. Don Revie, loved by Leeds, far from loved by many, many others. This is the fourth part of nine. We hope you enjoy this podcast and please do share it with all your retro football-loving friends. If you like it, please do leave a review so we can climb the league table. It helps more people like you find us. Don Revie. The King of Leeds - part four. Check out our shop where you can buy amazing, iconic framed artwork and high-quality t-shirts. Right now we have free shipping on ALL artwork orders. Simply head to footballbh.shop. Also, don't forget to check out all the written content on the site over at footballbh.net. Today's podcast was written by Rodney McCain and narrated by Roger T'Obor. We will be back soon with another short podcast for you to enjoy.

Welcome to the Football Bloody Hell podcast, a retro football podcast full of nostalgia, memories and recollections of when football was just a little bit better. This podcast is sponsored by the Football Bloody Hell Shop, the perfect place to get iconic retro posters of all your favourite football legends. Head over to the Football Bloody Hell shop to find your perfect poster. In this podcast, we begin a series that tells the story of one of England's more controversial managers. Don Revie, loved by Leeds, far from loved by many, many others. This is the third part of nine. We hope you enjoy this podcast and please do share it with all your retro football-loving friends. If you like it, please do leave a review so we can climb the league table. It helps more people like you find us. Don Revie. The King of Leeds - part three. Check out our shop where you can buy amazing, iconic framed artwork and high-quality t-shirts. Right now we have free shipping on ALL artwork orders. Simply head to footballbh.shop. Also, don't forget to check out all the written content on the site over at footballbh.net. Today's podcast was written by Rodney McCain and narrated by Roger T'Obor. We will be back soon with another short podcast for you to enjoy.

Welcome to the Football Bloody Hell podcast, a retro football podcast full of nostalgia, memories and recollections of when football was just a little bit better. This podcast is sponsored by the Football Bloody Hell Shop, the perfect place to get iconic retro posters of all your favourite football legends. Head over to the Football Bloody Hell shop to find your perfect poster. In this podcast, we begin a series that tells the story of one of England's more controversial managers. Don Revie, loved by Leeds, far from loved by many, many others. This is the second part of nine. We hope you enjoy this podcast and please do share it with all your retro football-loving friends. If you like it, please do leave a review so we can climb the league table. It helps more people like you find us. Don Revie: The King of Leeds - part two Check out our shop where you can buy amazing, iconic framed artwork and high-quality t-shirts. Right now we have free shipping on ALL artwork orders. Simply head to footballbh.shop. Also, don't forget to check out all the written content on the site over at footballbh.net. Today's podcast was written by Rodney McCain and narrated by Roger T'Obor. We will be back soon with another short podcast for you to enjoy.

Welcome to the Football Bloody Hell podcast, a retro football podcast full of nostalgia, memories and recollections of when football was just a little bit better. This podcast is sponsored by the Football Bloody Hell Shop, the perfect place to get iconic retro posters of all your favourite football legends. Head over to the Football Bloody Hell shop to find your perfect poster. In this podcast, we begin a series that tells the story of one of England's more controversial managers. Don Revie, loved by Leeds, far from loved by many, many others. This is the first part of nine. We hope you enjoy this podcast and please do share it with all your retro football-loving friends. If you like it, please do leave a review so we can climb the league table. It helps more people like you find us. Don Revie: The King of Leeds - part one. Check out our shop where you can buy amazing, iconic framed artwork and high-quality t-shirts. Right now we have free shipping on ALL artwork orders. Simply head to footballbh.shop. Also, don't forget to check out all the written content on the site over at footballbh.net. Today's podcast was written by Rodney McCain and narrated by Roger T'Obor. We will be back soon with another short podcast for you to enjoy.

Bedtimes and boxer shorts, superstitions and the same pasta sauce… In the Player Take Over this time, Daniel Gray meets Clyde's ex-Falkirk and Queen's Park defender Peter Grant to talk Routines and Rituals. In this breezy but informative conversation, the two discuss pre-match food from a footballer and fan viewpoint, the things players and supporters eat and wear to make their teams win and Don Revie's fear of ornamental elephants. Plus, coffee confusion, cans in Starbuck's and biscuit bans. Like Michael Devlin, Peter will be back in future episodes to talk individually and bring in friends (and relatives) from across the game. Never read Nutmeg magazine? We have offers on back issues and subscriptions. See https://www.nutmegmagazine.co.uk/shopSupport the show

Who remembers the USA Bicentennial Cup? Anyone? No?For the uninitiated, the four team tournament was held in the summer of 1976 to mark 200 years of American independence.After failing to qualify for Euro 76, Don Revie's boys made the trip across the pond to compete against Brazil, Italy and Team America (including the likes of Pele and Sir Bobby Moore). The tournament would give Revie a chance to test some new players and tactics out ahead of some major World Cup qualifiers on the horizon.Today's episode looks at his team's clash against Italy, a fierce encounter held on the unfamiliar terrain of Yankee Stadium. Let the madness commence!GET IN TOUCH: isthisenglandpod@gmail.comSOCIALS: @isthis_england - Twitter and Instagram Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Nathan Murphy was joined by the brilliant John Giles live on Thursday's Off The Ball. Following on from fascinating discussions about the former Leeds United and Manchester United managers Don Revie and Matt Busby respectively, this time attention was turned toward the Liverpool legend, Bill Shankly. Football is in association with Sky

Nathan Murphy was joined by the brilliant John Giles live in studio on Thursday's Off The Ball. Following on from last week's fascinating discussion about John's former Leeds United manager Don Revie, this time it was his first manager in England who was the focus of the chat, Manchester United legend Matt Busby. Football is in association with Sky

Nathan Murphy was joined on the line by John Giles on Thursday's Off The Ball. As part of a new feature for John's Thursday night appearances, he looked back at some of the managerial legends from English football's past. Up first, there was nowhere else he could start but with the iconic former Leeds United manager, Don Revie. Football is in association with Sky

John Giles discussed another legend of the game - Don Revie - on today's Football Show. Football w/ Sky Ireland

A bumper "summer special" edition with John Giles.  The promotion winning Baggies player-manager tells Adrian and Chris about winning promotion in 1975-76 culminating in that never forgotten day at Oldham, as well as his unsuccessful second spell at The Hawthorns. There's also his previous career at "Dirty Leeds", reflections on Ellan Road boss Don Revie , and the controversial 44 day reign of Brian Clough at Elland Road chronicled in the "Damned United" film.  (Spoiler alert - John doesn't think much of the movie!)

Something a little different for you talkSPORT Daily listeners...A talkSPORT special telling the story of the legendary Leeds manager Don Revie and the incredible side he assembled in the 60s and 70s, sit back and enjoy. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Something a little different for you talkSPORT Daily listeners...A talkSPORT special telling the story of the legendary Leeds manager Don Revie and the incredible side he assembled in the 60s and 70s, sit back and enjoy. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

A talkSPORT special telling the story of the legendary Leeds manager Don Revie and the incredible side he assembled in the 60s and 70s. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Windsor Park is home to this week's epic 'Is This England?' battle for the ages. Despite being possibly the most bog standard contest we've covered so far, we still manage to have some fun as the Three Lions travel away to face Northern Ireland.Don Revie is finally in the England hot seat, armed with Mick Channon, Trevor Brooking, Mick Mills and more, while Danny Blanchflower's boys look to deliver a real Home Nations knockout blow.It's not a classic but at the very least, it is a game of football.SOCIALS: @isthis_england - Twitter and InstagramGET IN TOUCH: isthisenglandpod@gmail.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to another episode of OTTplay Lost and Found, im your host Nikhil.The world's most popular sport, football, has produced captivating stories over the decades. From South America to Europe and to the Far East, inspirational stories about footballers, managers, and teams that broke barriers have reverberated across the world. But the story of football manager Brian Clough and his rise to the very top of English football is often less talked about outside the British Isles. The incredible stories of Sir Alex Ferguson, Sir Matt Busby, Bill Shankly, Bob Paisley, and Sir Bobby Robson have been etched in football folklore, thanks to their association with global football clubs like Manchester United, Liverpool, and Barcelona. However, despite having never managed footballing powerhouses such as the aforementioned clubs, Brian Clough created history by taking relatively lesser-known clubs such as Derby County and Nottingham Forest from obscurity to title winners. The Damned United, directed by Tom Hooper, chronicles the life of the charismatic yet controversial figure of Brian Clough and his rivalry with Don Revie. The film begins in the late ‘60s with Clough as manager of the lower league side Derby County, as he is preparing to welcome the Top Division champions Leeds United, and their manager Don Revie, to Derby for an FA Cup fixture. Revie's refusal to have a customary drink with the home team's manager after the match and the alleged disrespect shown by Leeds United sparked a fire within Clough. This would start a chain of events with Clough guiding Derby through the league divisions, climbing the football league tables, and finally dethroning Leeds as the champions of England.The film's primary focus is, however, on the 44-day period when Clough replaced Don Revie as the manager of Leeds. His troubled relationship with the players, whom he had once berated, was always going to end with him leaving Leeds United. The film describes in detail why Leeds United are regarded as the most hated champions in English football history. Michael Sheen essays this role of Brian Clough, supported by an excellent cast of Stephen Graham, Timothy Spall, and Colm Meaney. The film does not delve into Clough's success at Nottingham Forest, where he took them to back-to-back European Cup trophies. The film will keep one hooked from start to finish, as it navigates through the complexities of one of football's greatest managers. A man who legendary Manchester United captain Roy Keane referred to as the best he's played under in his illustrious career. If you havent watched this film yet then do so its streaming on Apple TV+ and Google Play moviesWell thats the OTTplay Lost and Found for today, until the next episode its your host Nikhil signing out.Aaj kya dekhoge OTTplay se poochoWritten by - Ryan Gomez

Nick Hancock and Chris England discuss all the news from the transfer window, music at football grounds, the Africa Cup of Nations, and Don Revie. Nick and Chris are also joined by former England footballer, broadcaster and Everton fan, Sue Smith. Nick, Chris and Sue chat about how her football career started, choosing broadcasting over managing and also the current situation at Everton.  We're now on Twitter. Please, please, please follow us @slopingpitch If you have any thoughts, feelings or queries, please feel free to contact us on slopingpitch@gmail.com  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Double pivot andalan anda ngomongi tentang pelatih legendaris Inggris, Don Revie yang kena cancel FA Inggris dan berakhir menyedihkan

Ep 184: The England manager series returns, following the abrupt departure of Don Revie, in came former West Ham manager Ron Greenwood, he had some work to do to get England back on the world stage, author Mike Miles joins us to tells how he did it. Running Time: 1:13:12 Join the debate in our Facebook group at http://bit.ly/2hnHBzi http://www.threelionspodcast.com http://www.Twitter.com/3LionsPodcast http://www.Twitter.com/Russell_Osborne

In this episode, Iain Macintosh speaks to Alex Stewart off the TIFO about why it's much more fun to play with others and not just yourself, it's Network Gaming!  The latest edition of More Than A Score takes us to the French capital of Paris. Julien Laurens from The Totally Football Show tells us why managing Paris Saint-Germain is more of a challenge than you might think... Book club is back and it's the biography of Leeds managerial icon Don Revie written by Chris Evans MP. And your letters look at computer upgrades, finding the save for you and how to sift through the sea of players released by big clubs to strike gold.

Ep 176: Back with another in our England Manager series, following Alf Ramsey, came Don Revie, in quite a turbulent time for the national team. I'm joined by Chris Evans author of the book Don Revie - The Biography. Running Time: 1:11:13 Join the debate in our Facebook group at http://bit.ly/2hnHBzi http://www.threelionspodcast.com http://www.Twitter.com/3LionsPodcast http://www.Twitter.com/Russell_Osborne

Jason and Cory sit down with Derby County title winner and legend Alan Durban to discuss his career in football. We find out about Alan's early career at Cardiff (his debut was against Derby!) and why the signing of John Charles eventually led to Alan finding his way to The Rams. He discusses the beginning of his Derby career and eventually working under Brian Clough. We find out what Brian Clough was like and what he was like to play under and his psychological tactics! We then discuss Alan's passion for cricket and his cricketing career at Glamorgan and Derby seconds, we also find out about his passion for golf and tennis as well!  We discuss how Brian Clough built the title winning side. We find out that there were some growing pains early on and why John O'Hare, Roy McFarland and Alan Hinton raised the levels of the club. We find out why Dave MacKay was a key catalyst in the early days of Cloughie's reign. We discuss the winning the First Division title and finding out about in sunny Spain! We also find out about the falling out between Cloughie and chairman Sam Longson that eventually lead to Clough's resignation. Were the players really considering a strike?  When then discuss Derby's European Cup exploits culminating in a Semi-Final against Juventus. We find out about that game in Turin and learn that Alan wasn't initially selected in the team! Alan then tells us about how that game was fixed and about Peter Taylor's arrest at the stadium. We discuss Alan's international career and his pride in playing for Wales. We find out about Alan's debut experience playing in Rio de Janeiro and playing against that great Brazil side (although Pelé missed out through injury)! We find out about what it was like playing with and against legends of the game. We also then discuss the rivalry between Derby and  Don Revie's "physical" Leeds United side. Alan then discusses his managerial career and his time as Assistant Manager under Roy McFarland at Derby County and his shift into the a mentoring role later on. Thank you for listening! Get in touch with your questions or comments. Send us a voice message!  On Twitter: @ramsreview1 ; Facebook: @ramsreviewpod and email ramsreview@hotmail.com

This week Joe, Marty and Jason are without Scott but they are joined by a special guest in Marty Gilmore of the Ballymena Shamrock CSC to talk about the effects the last year has had on the CSC and how these things will effect things going forward. There's also Sevco ahead, a 6-0 doing ofLivingston just gone and the usual tangents. Friday nights with the Don Revie as the last year has demanded. Enjoy! Hail Hail!!

Don Revie får endelig suksessen han har ventet på.

Don Revie får endelig suksessen han har ventet på.

I 1961 sliter Leeds United på nedre halvdel i andredivisjon. De har ingen gyllen fortid og lite håp om en bedre fremtid. Det finnes knapt noen som har lyst til å trene dem. Så de ansetter Don Revie, en veteranspiss som aldri før har jobbet som trener.

I 1961 sliter Leeds United på nedre halvdel i andredivisjon. De har ingen gyllen fortid og lite håp om en bedre fremtid. Det finnes knapt noen som har lyst til å trene dem. Så de ansetter Don Revie, en veteranspiss som aldri før har jobbet som trener.

Giddy on Walnut Whips and engrossed in button football, magazine editor Andy Lyons, writer Harry Pearson and host Daniel Gray discuss British managers in Asia from Dave Booth’s moisturising routine to Don Revie’s Keith Harris puppet misery. There is talk of altered pitches, the goalkeeper who stole a child’s pen and distracting views from grounds, and a look between the pages of WSC magazine issue 407. Record Breakers takes us to Sao Paulo, Kuwait and Wrexham, and Matt Hibbert from the This is Tranmere podcast chats to Dan about all things Rovers.Looking for the missing episodes? They were exclusively for WSC Supporters' Club members, and they were distinctly half-decent. Find out how to join the club and get behind the magazine at patreon.com/whensaturdaycomesSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/whensaturdaycomes)

Back in Don Revie's day, Leeds United were renowned for their ability to spot young Scottish talent. Stuart McKinstry is a player for the future, but he's also a blast from the past.

Mike & Dan talk plagiarism, 80s New Romantics and how Trump is like Don Revie. Plus they rhyme Dunder Mifflin with Bumbler Griftin'. That's some commitment there. Please rate and review #TOPCONTENTPOD with all the stars and platitudes you can muster. Ta. #TRUMPTAX #NYT #AMERICANHUSTLE #HUSTLE #GRIFTER #MOTD #LOOKNORTHMATE #PETERLEVY #DOLLYPARTON #MPEOPLE #EXCEL #TORVILLANDDEAN #POKEMONGO #TREVORNOAH #THEDAILYSHOW #MRMICHAELSPICER #THEROOMNEXTDOOR #NEWROMANTICS #LUFC #THEOFFICEUS #PODCAST #TOPCONTENTPOD #LISTENINGTOGETHER

In this episide, James and James talk to one of English football's genuine legends - Malcolm Macdonald. Or 'Supermac' as he is fondly known to many. We discuss his early career starting as a left back, his move to Newcastle where he wore the famous number 9 shirt, and his surprisingly low number of games for the England national team (and the reason behind that... *cough* Don Revie *cough*). Enjoy!

John Giles talks to Eamon about the classic Leeds United teams of the 1960s and 1970s the Don Revie built. The Stand is proudly sponsored by Tesco.

Derek chats to former footballer and First Minister Henry McLeish.It’s another fascinating interview as Henry looks back on his brief playing career where he was once on the books of Leeds United under the legendary Don Revie and starred for his hometown club East Fife before injury cut his career short.Henry also chats about his 2018 book 'Scottish Football: Requiem or Renaissance' where he challenges the powers that be that are running the game and questions why we’re continually failing as a nation when it comes to the national team.Enjoy folks!

In a dramatic week of Premier League football, both on and off the pitch, it is important that to take the time out to remember the legacy of Jack Charlton. Part 1 It was with great sadness on Saturday morning that the football world learned of the passing of Jack Charlton at age 85. He was a World Cup winner with England in 1966, a league and FA Cup winner under Don Revie at Leeds United and, most notably, the most successful manager the Republic of Ireland has ever had. Hello and welcome to the Total Football podcast, I am your host Declan Harte and joining me is Andrew Conway. Andrew, just what did big Jack mean for this country? Part 2 In recent years the North London Derby has been the highlight of the season for neutrals, but not this weekend. A 2-1 win for Tottenham, and a moral victory for Jose Mourinho against fun. Chelsea's form continues to nose dive, a 3-0 defeat away to Sheffield United is a particularly striking low point for Frank Lampard this season. Though Leicester's total collapse appears to be Chelsea's savior. A 4-1 defeat to relegation candidates Bournemouth has delivered a potentially fatal blow to their Champions League aspirations Meanwhile, the chasing pack all picked up 3-0 wins in their last game. The aforementioned 3-0 win for Chris Wilder's men, of course, but also Wolves' 3-0 win over Everton and Manchester United's 3-0 win against Aston Villa. Part 3 Last week we discussed the race for the Champions League places. But with today's news that Manchester City's appeal to CAS over their two-year ban from the competition has been overturned, what are the implications of this for City, UEFA, Financial Fair Play and the rest of the Premier League? Part 4 After a dismal weekend for the Champions League placed teams, can Chelsea and Leicester turn it around? Or will the chasing pack reach striking distance heading into the final week of Premier League action? And who will earn their place in this year's FA Cup final? Closing Contact us: @thetfpod on Twitter and @totalfootballpod on Instagram or email us at theTFpod@gmail.com Remember to rate/review the show on your podcast provider of choice and do tell friends and family about the show. The more the merrier!

¿Estás aburrido y no sabes qué hacer?, ponete cómodo y disfruta este nuevo capítulo de Clásicos Futboleros. En esta oportunidad Pablo Noya nos cuenta "La Rivalidad de las Rosas", un derbi que nace desde el odio entre dos condados ingleses. Por un lado el Yorkshire, de donde proviene el Leeds; por el otro Lancashire, lugar del Manchester United. En este episodio encontrarán muchísima historia, hechos deportivos y casos de violencia. La hegemonía del Leeds en la década de los 60 con Don Revie, la clase 92 del Manchester United junto a Sir Alex Ferguson, los malos momentos en la vida de ambos equipos y la actualidad, en donde el equipo de Marcelo Bielsa, de conseguir el ascenso a la Premier League, puede regalarnos nuevamente este hermoso Clásico Futbolero.

We're gonna pod about it Shea & Dave. We're gonna pod about The Damned United if it's the last thing we do. And so we did. Not for 44 days, but this week Shea & Dave dive into the biopic that captures so much of the romance & heartache that we love about football so much, but also comes with its controversies over the creative liberties from both the book and the film. We discuss how such liberties sometimes are necessary for filmic narrative, as well as the cinematography, the wonderful performances by Michael Sheen & co, the love & romance of footy on display, the historical narrative of Clough vs Revie, as well as David drinking his celebration cups throughout the pod for Liverpool's long awaited title. ALLEZ ALLEZ ALLEZ

Il titolo della ventisettesima puntata della stagione numero due di J-TACTICS, trae spunto​ da: “Il maledetto United” (The damned United)che è un film del 2009 diretto da Tom Hooper.Pellicola basata sull’omonimo romanzo di David Peace.Il film narra dei 44 giorni da allenatore del Leeds United di Brian Clough, successore di Don Revie sulla panchina del club.Revie lascia la panchina del Leeds dopo anni di successi, Clough lo sostituisce dopo un insperato successo nel campionato inglese con il piccolo Derby County,squadra da lui portata ai vertici dopo anni nelle leghe minori.Clough nonostante abbia accettato l’incarico nel prestigioso club, odia profondamente il modo di giocare impostato dal suo predecessore e la mentalità che trova nella sua nuova squadra.Si troverà poi ad affrontare questa nuova avventura da solo, cercando nel più breve tempo possibile di trasformare gli arroganti calciatori del Leeds, noti per essere prime donne e campioni conclamati, in giocatori adatti alla sua idea di gioco.Facendo la nostra solita trasposizione dalla cinematografia al mondo del calcio, ed in modo specifico alle vicende juventine, potremo utilizzare il titolo e le vicende narrate nella pellicola per analizzare la bruciante ed avvilente sconfitta subita dai bianconeri nella finale di Coppa Italia con il Napoli, ma anche per analizzare in modo più ampio e generale il primo anno di Maurizio Sarri sulla panchina della Juventus.Come il già citato Clough protagonista della pellicola che da il titolo all’odierna puntata di J-TACTICS, anche il tecnico toscano appare essere un un’integralista convinto delle proprie idee e con una precisa impronta di gioco.Sarri arriva come Clough in un club vincente, con una precisa mentalità frutto ed eredità anche del lavoro del precedente tecnico.In un anno tanti sono stati gli alti (che forse hanno illuso) ed i bassi tra cui le cocenti sconfitte patite nelle finali di Supercoppa prima e di Coppa Italia poi, per la squadra guidata da Maurizio Sarri.Un tecnico che come il protagonista della già citata pellicola, arriva in un top club già ampiamente abituato alla vittoria, dopo una lunga gavetta impreziosita anche da trionfi, come l’Europa League conquistata con il Chelsea.Sarri arriva in un nuovo mondo, con una mentalità ben definita dove inflessibilmente il motto è: Vincere non è importante, ma è l’unica cosa che conta”.Il compito che viene affidato al nuovo tecnico è vincere ovviamente, ma rispetto (dicono) al suo predecessore, devo farlo portando un plus.Deve “giocare bene”.Il tanto decantato bel gioco che, a parte qualche sporadico episodio, non si è mai praticamente visto.Dopo la sconfitta nella finale di Coppa Italia, secondo trofeo sfuggito dopo la Supercoppa a dicembre, Sarri è solo, sotto accusa ed a mani vuote con due obbiettivi, campionato e Champions League da portare a termine, in condizioni ambientali oramai non favorevoli.Brian Clough lasciò infine lo United senza mai entrare in sintonia con l’ambiente, la società ed i giocatori.Ci chiediamo, il destino del tecnico toscano sarà analogo a quello del celeberrimo Clough?Come può essere giudicato questo anni di Sarri sulla panchina bianconera?Al dì la delle sconfitte nelle due finali finora giocate si può ancora essere fiduciosi per il prosieguo della stagione?Sarri non si è mai adattato all’ambiente juventino o l’ambiente medesimo non ha mai capito fino in fondo il tecnico?Possiamo dire che Sarri è stato messo nelle condizioni migliori per fare il suo lavoro?Qual è la percentuale di responsabilità attribuibile al tecnico, ai giocatori ed alla società per la situazione venutasi a creare?Infine, anche per Sarri sarà alla fine una “maledetta Juventus” così come per Clough fu un “maledetto United”?Non ci resta che attendere.Diteci la vostra, interagiremo con voi in chat live!Ecco i link dei nostri social:CANALE TELEGRAM:https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAE2Dp-yj5b1N4SNcMQINSTAGRAM:http://instagram.com/jtactics_FACEBOOK:http://m.facebook.com/jtacticsmdn/

Italy basks in the joy of Maradona's failure as they prepare to see their team take on Austria in Rome. Questions arise about the host's strike partnerships and also as to why Schillaci and Vialli's hair fortune's have differed so greatly. Speaking of hair, we see a Colombian golden generation lead by Carlos Valderama facing the United Arab Emirates side built on Don Revie's shattered reputation. And we hear the term "dictatorship World Cup" coined as the Soviet Union play Romania. In the Irish camp there are injury concerns with the England game only two days away and some old school yard urban myths re-emerge.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/extratimecom)

Derek chats to Dunfermline Athletic legend Bert Paton to look back at an eventful career in the game.Bert’s story is fascinating, before his time at the Pars he was on the books of Leeds United as a kid and a cruel twist of fate meant he missed out on the chance of becoming part of the Don Revie revolution - he did meet his wife there though so every cloud!Bert relives his time as a player at East End Park where he lifted the Scottish Cup and came close to starring in a European final, he also talks us through his managerial career in an interview packed with stories and laughs throughout.Enjoy folks!

Former West Ham and Leyton Orient central defender Tommy Taylor makes his debut on Shoot The Defence as he shares many incredible stories from his career in the game. Tommy tells us about being an apprentice at Leyton Orient before making his debut at 15 years old. A move to West Ham followed and we hear about Tommy's experiences playing alongside Billy Bonds, Harry Redknapp, Frank Lampard Snr, Trevor Brooking and Bobby Moore. We also discuss the 1975 FA Cup final where West Ham beat Fulham (with Bobby Moore and Alan Mullery) 2-0. Seventies football is also on the agenda as Tommy talks about Leeds United's great team under Don Revie, Arsenal's 71 double winning squad and George Best!

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In part two, Tony Currie talks more about his lengthy love affair with Sheffield United. But he would sign for their Yorkshire rivals Leeds when most of the talent assembled by Don Revie was still at Elland Road. There was no love lost between Tony and Revie – as England boss the renowned manager didn't take to him.Tony also shares his thoughts on the current heady days for Chris Wilder's side. And there's brilliant chat about his best goal – for Leeds at Arsenal, how he knocked back Manchester United to stay at Bramall Lane, and how he risked life and limb on legendary BBC programme Superstars – they sure don't make 'em like that anymore!Thanks, Tony.Graham. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Klubbporträtt på Leeds United! Vår gubbe Don Revie. WACCOE. Champions League. Ekonomiska raset. Ken Bates. League one. Beckford och Becchio. Galningen Cellino. The Hock. Radrizzani. Bielsa. 90 minuter om Leeds United kort och gott.

There is no football for the foreseeable future. During this time, while in self-isolation, Saru is joined by regular guests on the show Yash and Manav to talk about one of the greatest football personalities of all time, Brian Clough!. The boys talk about Clough's time at Derby, short-lived period at Leeds and the phenomenal succession at Nottingham Forest. His fights with Don Revie and partnership with Peter Taylor and style of management are also discussed.This is the start of the series we would do till football comes back when we either talk about Football Personalities, Great Football Games or in general about the past. Enjoy the episode and hope all of you are taking care of yourselves.Search for 'Football Twaddle' on Facebook and Instagram and @footytwaddle on twitter. Do follow us on social media to find out all the happenings around the show. You can also email us are: footballtwaddle@gmail.comYou can listen to this show and other awesome shows on the IVM Podcasts app on Android: https://ivm.today/android or iOS: https://ivm.today/ios, or any other podcast app.You can check out our website at http://www.ivmpodcasts.com/

Recorded in July 2019, we bring you our interview with commentating legend John Helm. We hear about his relationship with Don Revie, his thoughts on Bielsa's Leeds, and THAT Strachan goal. Get more podcasts: thesquareball.net/theextraball See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In a special edition to celebrate Leeds United's centenary year, Ben Turner interviews the club's greatest living player - former Scotland international Eddie Gray.  Gray played in the great Don Revie, the most successful Leeds side in the club's 100 year history and regarded as one of the great teams in English football history. In the interview, Gray opens up about Brian Clough's infamous 44 day spell in charge of the Whites and the pain of being caretaker manager when Leeds United were relegated from the Premier League. 

George Clooney, recyclable straws, Don Revie and Sir John Curtice in a Hollywood pub with George Lucas, England gets a new national anthem, and Kev’s ‘spirit animal’ is revealed. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

I 7. afsnit af UK Special tager vi et nærmere kig på den faldne storklub, Leeds United. Leeds-fan Jørn Simmenæs tager sammen med Bielsa-ekspert Rasmus Monnerup os med på en rejse gennem Leeds historie. Fra succesen under Don Revie & Billy Bremner i 1970'erne til økonomisk ruin i start 00'erne til den nuværende genopbygningen under Marcelo Bielsa, så har Leeds altid delt vandene. Nogle hader dem. Andre elsker dem. Vært: Thomas Nørskov

¡Muy buenas a todos! Sentimos el pequeño retraso pero como veis, el programa está lleno de contenido. En esta ocasión estrenamos una nueva sección llamada ‘Villanos del fútbol’. El primer villano que visitamos es Don Revie, el entrenador más importante del Leeds United. Nacido el 10 de julio de 1927 en Middlesbrough. Sin duda alguna, aquí tenéis el podcast más completo sobre la vida del jugador-entrenador que revolucionó Elland Road con un nuevo estilo de juego y unas dosis de positivismo que riéte tú de Mr Wonderful con sus mensajitos. Su tesón y sus supersticiones se entremezclan durante toda una vida envuelta en un proceso cambiante en la música british. La parrilla televisiva de la hemeronena os traerá los programas y series del viernes 26 de mayo de 1989. Esperemos que disfrutéis del programa y no dejéis de visitarnos en nuestras redes sociales.

¡Muy buenas a todos! Sentimos el pequeño retraso pero como veis, el programa está lleno de contenido. En esta ocasión estrenamos una nueva sección llamada ‘Villanos del fútbol'. El primer villano que visitamos es Don Revie, el entrenador más importante del Leeds United. Nacido el 10 de julio de 1927 en Middlesbrough. Sin duda alguna, aquí tenéis el podcast más completo sobre la vida del jugador-entrenador que revolucionó Elland Road con un nuevo estilo de juego y unas dosis de positivismo que riéte tú de Mr Wonderful con sus mensajitos. Su tesón y sus supersticiones se entremezclan durante toda una vida envuelta en un proceso cambiante en la música british. La parrilla televisiva de la hemeronena os traerá los programas y series del viernes 26 de mayo de 1989. Esperemos que disfrutéis del programa y no dejéis de visitarnos en nuestras redes sociales.

 El estreno de la nueva película 'Borg McEnroe' trae a la memoria otros grandes biopics sobre los versus más antológicos de la historia del deporte desde el punto de vista de una cámara de cine.El director sueco Janus Metz Pedersen nos trae con Borg McEnroe el que es considerado por algunos el mejor partido de tenis de la historia: la final de Wimbledon de 1980. Pero más que eso, la final del campeonato supuso un punto de inflexión y un reflejo en una de las mayores rivalidades en la historia del deporte, el del hielo contra el fuego, dos formas de entender el deporte. Y con ella nos viene a la memoria otras cintas biográficas que han retratado otros versus míticos de la historia del mundo deportivo, pasando por el fútbol, el boxeo, el patinaje sobre hielo o el ajedrez.Recientemente Craig Gillespie recordó a todos el momento en el que un hombre atentó contra la patinadora estadounidense Nancy Karrigan, y de cuya autoría fue sospechoso el marido de su compañera y también patinadora Tonya Harding. Al igual que este ejemplo recordamos el que marcó el ecuador de la exitosa carrera del entrenador británico Brian Clough, cuando intentó superar a Don Revie en títulos con el Leeds United, pero su aventura quedó unicamente en poco más de un mes. Y para recordar el gran enfrentamiento entre Björn Borg y John McEnroe contamos con la ayuda del jefen de tenis en los...

Sparkvarpið bauð upp á tvennu í þætti vikunnar en þeir Árni Þórður Randversson og Þórhallur Valsson sáu um hann. Þeir fjölluðu um tvö lið sem lifðu í "draumi" um stutt skeið áður en að raunveruleikinn blasti við þeim. Leeds United er eitt af þekktari liðum Bretlands þó að það hafi ekki verið í efstu deild í nokkur ár. Fjallað var um gullaldarár Liðsins undir stjórn Don Revie á 7. og 8. áratugnum en þá unnu Leeds deildina m.a tvisvar. Um aldarmótin var Leeds United eitt af bestu liðum Evrópu og komst alla leið í undanúrslit meistaradeildarinnar en datt út á móti sterku liði Valencia. Gengi liðsins hefur verið hræðilegt eftir það og verður rætt um ýmsar ástæður af hverju það gerðist. Lazio er lið sem spilar í Róm á Ítalíu og vann Serie A árið 2000 á ótrúlegan hátt. Peningar, spilling, Cragnotti og frábær leikmannahópur liðsins er tekið fyrir í þættinum. Hvernig gat Lazio unnið deildina á þeim tíma sem ítalski boltinn var líklega sá sterkasti í Evrópu?

"Why Leeds? Well, apart from a rumoured offer from Kuwait, they were the only club that came in for him. Even then, Stein wasn’t the first choice to replace Jimmy Armfield at Elland Road. He wasn’t even second choice. Cussins initially offered the job to Lawrie McMenemy and his suggestion of John Giles was over-ruled by the Leeds board." Episode Seventy Eight of the Blizzard Podcast looks back on "44 Days, Later" by Lawrence Donegan, first published in Issue One back in June 2011. In it, he compares the short-lived tenures of two of football's greatest managers at Leeds United. Don Revie lasted no longer than Brian Clough in the Leeds dugout, and from his inauspicious start it's not hard to see why. "The optimism that greeted the Stein era at Elland Road didn’t disappear — his reputation as a manager and a man saw to that — but it was tempered by a couple of losses in the league, against Manchester City and Tottenham, and two indifferent draws against West Brom in the League Cup. There was very little transfer activity, evidence perhaps that the appeal of playing for Leeds, and for one of the greatest managers of the post-war era, was not what it once was." If you have any feedback comments or suggestions email podcast@theblizzard.co.uk or find us on Twitter @blzzrd. Issue One, like all issues of The Blizzard, is available on a pay-what-you-like basis from www.theblizzard.co.uk. Digital downloads cost as little as 1p each (RRP £3), while the print edition has sadly sold out. You can also find us on the Kindle and Google Play stores.

The latest Big Interview clip show is about the gaffer, whoever he may be. Pretty much every single footballer we spoke to during the first season of these podcasts had at least one incredible story about a manager they had played under. In this podcast you'll meet motivators, bullies, innovators and comedians. Sometimes, that's just one guy we're talking about. We're going to start and finish with two people who played under Jose Mourinho – although it is fair to say that Damien Duff and Kevin Bridges don't have too much else in common on the footballing front. In between those two, Chris Waddle tells us what he now sees as the method behind the bullying of Arthur Cox at Newcastle United. Gary McAllister then tells us how Howard Wilkinson transformed Leeds United from a Second Division team into a side capable of winning the English Championship. Joe Jordan shows us the revolutionary preparations undertaken by Don Revie; Peter Beardsley rooms with his Fulham manager Kevin Keegan, in a flat above the... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Í þætti vikunnar fara Þorgeir og Þórhallur yfir stöðu mála í neðri deildunum á Englandi. Þeir taka létta yfirferð á liðunum og töluðu um menninguna í Championship-deildinni. Þá töluðu þeir helst um hvernig lið bregðast við því að falla úr ensku úrvalsdeidinni. Auk þess fóru þeir yfir þrjú hötuðustu lið Englands sem eru öll hötuð fyrir misjafnar sakir. Leeds United er líklega hataðasta liðið á Englandi, þá aðallega fyrir grófa spilamennsku undir þjálfaranum Don Revie á 8. áratugnum. Þrátt fyrir að mörg ár eru liðin síðan þá hefur hatrið í garð Leeds haldist. Millwall eru hataðir fyrir sína litríku stuðningsmenn sem eru þeir grófustu á Englandi og hafa lengi verið til vandræða í stúkunni. Þeir hafa oft verið ofbeldisfullir í garð annara stuðningsmanna og sett svartan blett á sögu síns liðs. MK Dons eru hataðir fyrir slappa tilraun klúbbsins til þess að koma í stað Wimbledon FC sem varð gjaldþrota 2004. Það ár tóku MK Dons pláss Wimbledon í enska deildarstiganum en núna eru þeir og AFC Wimbledon (stofnað af áðdáendum Wimbledon FC) bæði í sömu deild. Að lokum fóru þeir yfir lukkudýramenninguna og um merkilegasta lukkudýr neðri deildanna en það er enginn annar en H'angus the Monkey sem er lukkudýr fyrir Hartepool á Englandi. Bakgrunnur apans sem lukkudýrið og saga mannsins í búningi lukkudýrsins eru lygilegar.

Saison 10, émission 14 du jeudi 1er décembre 2016. Invités : Don Revie, MrSneeze , Marsou Animation : Comanche, ShiShi. Réalisation : Martin. Générique et jingles : G-Process.

Joe Jordan was a footballer of immense talent and character. A proud Scot who is one of a select band of players to score at three World Cups finals, Joe's club career took him to the very top of the European game with Leeds, Manchester United and AC Milan. Joe's reflection on that immense Leeds team of the 1970s - under Don Revie - is a fascinating insight into a club whose natural talent was often overshadowed by their reputation for physical toughness. There are huge characters in this, Part One, of a conversation I hugely enjoyed. Jimmy Delaney, Bobby Collins, Jimmy Johnstone, Johan Cruyff, Revie, Billy Bremner, John Giles - Joe's reflections on a golden era will captivate you, I'm sure. Part Two will follow on Saturday. Sit back and enjoy. Graham See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On the 50th anniversary of Don Revie's appointment at Leeds the team pay tribute to his legacy. Doncaster, Preston, Ipswich and the Blades all fall under the microscope, along with Barry Bone, Uncle Ken's latest missive and Goals on Snoday. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The remix of Brian Clough and Don Revie's famous 1974 interview the night of Clough's sacking after 44 days in charge of Leeds United.