Podcast appearances and mentions of Gary Megson

West Bromwich Albion were back in the Premier League for the second time in three seasons after securing immediate promotion from the First Division.Club legends to be Zoltan Gera and Jonathan Greening entered B71 along with at the time Albion ‘s eye opening capture of double Premier League and FA Cup winning striker Nwankwo Kanu.After a solid start to the new campaign, Albion's form dipped and Gary Megson's four-and-a-half year spell in charge came to an an abrupt end.Enter - Captain Marvel - Bryan Robson to steer the ship and despite a rocky start, things were just starting to accelerate.Enjoy those audio commentaries and stories from the beginning of the Gera era, to taking points off Arsenal and Manchester City, as we edge towards the end of 2004 with renewed belief.

In the latest guest episode of the Baggies Broadcast, Jonny Drury caught up with promotion winning hero Larus Sigurdsson. Arriving at Albion from Stoke in 1999, the Iceland international went on to make 128 appearances for the club and was part of the 2002 side that won promotion to the Premier League. From his home in Iceland, Larus recalls his Albion journey, telling stories of that famous promotion campaign, working under Gary Megson and how his career came to an early conclusion at 31. Title Track: 'King Cyrille' by The King Dukes. (M.Griffiths) This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.

Gary Megson's Baggies were back in the top flight after 16 years of being in the wilderness following spells in the second and third tier of English football. After cutting an 11 point gap over our Black Country rivals Wolves. Albion's never-say-die attitude and incredible team spirit took them over the line to Premiership glory. Selling one of our star strikers, the Battle at Bramall Lane, missing more penalties than we had scored along with going all the way to the FA Cup Quarter-Final. This season had it all from drama to ecstasy with iconic moments and memories never to be forgotten. Hear how I have to choose between Robson and Bradford, while visiting Molineux for the first time, along with multiple audio commentaries and other stories as I take you back to a glorious campaign in West Bromwich Albion's history.

Gary Megson's first full season in charge at the Hawthorns was like being on a dream boat as we showed our credentials amongst the elite team's in the First Division. A team to be proud of that gave it everything as we came within 90 minutes of a Play-Off Final at Wembley, along with beating a Premiership outfit in the Cup. A lovable strike partnership, along with a solid defensive outfit were the keys to Megson's magic potion, as the start of something special was evident during this campaign. Hear how my away day trips start to grow, while revealing who that famous Albion fan was that I sat close by. Enjoy these stories and much more as the start of this glorious Albion journey begins.

A season that began full of fresh optimism following the dismissal of Denis Smith and the appointment of Ex-Premier League Manager Brian Little who came with an excellent reputation. Yet challenges on the pitch and off the pitch accumulated with poor results cost Little his job meaning Albion were searching for their second manager in less than 12 months. A new Chairman in Paul Thompson and a new manager in Gary Megson helped revitalise a slippery slope for the Baggies as they pulled out all the stops to survive the dreaded trap door of Division 2 Football on the final day. Sit back and listen to another thrilling ride packed full of Albion memories and audio commentaries.

Fudge and Stevie have a warm chat with ex-Owls midfielder Chris LinesListen as he speaks warmly about his with the club and his time under Gary Megson and subsequently Dave and how an injury can be a sliding doors moment Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week in our Owls Alumni segment we speak to @pruttsofficial about his time @swfc In a wonderful interview he talks about promotion, his time under Gary Megson, running in Grenoside woods, his burgeoning media career and of course THAT goalNot to be missed Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Alex Frost is the vicar of St Matthew's Church in Burnley, host of the God Cast and author of 'Our Daily Bread, Argos To The Altar A Priest Story' order here https://www.brownsbfs.co.uk/Product/F... Follow Fr Alex on X @alexdjfrost Branch was born in Liverpool, England. A childhood Liverpool fan, he started his footballing career across the River Mersey with Heswall[2] and then Tranmere Rovers. Having made 109 appearances for them, with loan deals at Bury and Wigan Athletic along the way, he was released on a free transfer to Stockport County for the beginning of the 1998–99 season, and quickly arrived at Burnley in January 1999, signed by the colourful manager Stan Ternent, following a falling-out with then Stockport manager, Gary Megson. Once described by Ternent as a Premiership-standard player, his inability to hold down a regular position either as a left-winger, left-sided or central defender, or striker, saw him never play there. He played more than 200 games for the club. His unpopularity with some supporters was balanced with him becoming something of a cult figure, earning him regular chants of "Graham di Branchio," (in reference to the football chant given to Italian footballer Paolo Di Canio), in an effort to boost his confidence and let his more prominent abilities such as pace and height come to the fore.

Jonny Drury & Lewis Cox bring you part two of the Baggies Broadcast interview with Tony Pulis. In the latest episode, Pulis reflects on his coaching staff, his mid table finishes with Albion, as well as discussing some of the youngsters who were breaking through at the club. He also talks about Gary Megson, signings that weren't his, his relationship with the owner and the current Albion crop. Want to have your say? Follow us on Twitter at @AlbionPoddy and get in touch with your questions Title Track: 'King Cyrille' by The King Dukes. (M.Griffiths) This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.

Check out the latest episode of the Baggies Broadcast, sponsored by the Kettle & Toaster Man. This week Jonny Drury sat down with former academy defender Tamika Mkandawire, to discuss his footballing journey. He discusses his footballing career, from getting into the game late, to writing to Albion for a trial, Gary Megson, Jason Roberts, a Neil Clement documentary, training NFL athletes and almost moving to Wolves. Title Track: 'King Cyrille' by The King Dukes. (M.Griffiths) This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.

The Baggies Broadcast guest series has arrived and joining Lewis and Jonny on the first episode is Albion legend Andy Johnson. The former Wales international who spent five seasons at The Hawthorns, winning two promotions as well as being part of the Great Escape season, regaled tales of his career at the club, including how he initially turned down Gary Megson's approach. He also talks Battle of Bramall Lane, promotions, his return to the club and much, much more. This episode is brought to you in association with the Kettle & Toaster Man. Want to have your say? Follow us on Twitter at @AlbionPoddy and do us a solid by submitting a review on your listening platform! Title Track: 'King Cyrille' by The King Dukes. (M.Griffiths) This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License

Bring on the bromance! Browny's best buddy Tommy Spurr is with us this week talking through his career at Sheffield Wednesday, Doncaster, Preston, Blackburn, and Fleetwood, covering his clashes with Gary Megson, Personal shopper Chris Brown, John Parkin the super agent, and Joey Barton's gruelling training regimesDownload the new ultimate Fantasy Football App SPITCH

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

Welcome to Episode 28 A very special episode for All Things Albion because I am joined by former WBA player Paul Robinson! We chat about how he started his career, his time at WBA including The Great escape, our loss to Derby at Wembley, working under Gary Megson, Bryan Robson & Tony Mowbray. We chat about him leaving The Baggies and the initial friction with the fans once he left for Bolton.  We also deep dive into his time at Birmingham and his transition into coaching, moving to Milwall and recent games against WBA and how he would help our youth team players move into the first team. A big thank you to Paul for taking this time out and it was a real joy for me to chat to one of my heroes! Music Credit: Kovan & Electro-Light - Skyline [NCS Release]

Adrian and Chris discuss the possible departure of Valerian Ismael- and ask who'd be making the big decision.  Plus Frank Burrows R.I.P. - a fond farewell to Gary Megson's  No.2

Welcome to All Things Albion the West Bromwich Albion focused podcast! Bit of a change of pace this week as we look back at the 04/05 season better known as the great escape! When we were bottom at Christmas & the final day of the season but still managed to stay up! We look back at signings like Kanu, Gera, Greening, Earnshaw and discuss Gary Megson getting sacked and Bryan Robson replacing him! Music Credit: Kovan & Electro-Light - Skyline [NCS Release]

Gary Talks about the managers he has played for including Brian Clough and Jack Charlton, Getting sacked at Sheff Weds with 3rd best win % in clubs history and having won the steel City derby. Scoring an own goal in East Anglian derby, and the truth behind his sacking at West Brom and the boardroom battles, the promotions and his relationship with the Baggies fans and some funny story's to boot. 

Third episode in.....still no win in the league We discuss all things Hughton, where we are going wrong, who's to blame, fan power and much more Dan makes his debut and adds his new quiz element Lisa looks summery Lee says "no comment" And Freebs gets lazy Also as always we have another amazing guest for Who The Forest RU? And now comes with added sound effects

We're just one week away from the new season getting underway so we thought we'd get season 2 of the podcast up and running with the season preview. James, Jamie and Giles were this week joined by Sky Sports pundit, former international and former Owl, Clinton Morrison to talk about the season ahead. We spoke about the new signings, the new kit, who we were looking forward to seeing the most, as well as reminiscing the times when Giles and Clinton both played together. Just don't ask Clint about Gary Megson. We had such a good laugh and we're going to have him back on that's for certain. Once again, thank you for listening and if you enjoyed it then leave a rating. Make sure you hit subscribe so you're notified about all the new episodes as soon as they go live.If you enjoy this podcast then please leave a rating and a review.Follow us over on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram by searching for @WTIDPOD. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We spoke with Giles Coke about his time at Sheffield Wednesday as well as his career before he came and then after. The current Grimsby midfielder spoke about Gary Megson and how he force him out of the club, a 'moment' in the dressing room with Llera and JJ and the incident at Bury about who should take the penalty. We had so much to talk about and we only got half of it, so stay tuned for part two. Make sure you hit subscribe so you're notified about all the new episodes as soon as they go live.If you enjoy this podcast then please leave a rating and a review.Follow us over on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram by searching for @WTIDPOD.If you want to get involved in the show then tweet using #WTIDPOD and we'll read it out on the next show.#WTID #SWFC #WTIDPOD #WAWAW See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Another ex-player special episode sees us welcome Albion academy product Danny Gabbidon to the Podcast, we talk all things Albion, Gary Megson and what it's like playing in the West Brom academy setup. Danny also gives us his thoughts on whether the Baggies will stay up and just how far Wales will go at this years #Euro2020 . thebaggiespodcast@gmail.com Be sure to subscribe and leave a like if you've enjoyed the episode! Our YouTube Channel: https://youtube.com/channel/UC52BqNoydmioCzlMml4MffQ?sub_confirmation=1 Louis' Twitter https://twitter.com/louisbent_?s=20 The Baggies Podcast Twitter https://twitter.com/TheBaggiesPod The Baggies Podcast Spotify https://open.spotify.com/episode/1ZtBJb1GLPmFUWP8CUnncA?si=-Q4kcMTcRI-gDBAwtPhULw The Baggies Podcast on Apple Podcasts https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/the-baggies-podcast/id1522854857 #WBA #Albion #WestBrom #Baggies

Host Tom Johnson sits down with Gary Brabin to discuss his time playing for and coaching at Blackpool F.C. The relationship with the tangerines started when Gary first joined Blackpool in 1996 for a fee around £200k. He made 63 appearances with the Seasiders and scored two goals. He featured under manager Gary Megson who led the Tangerines to a seventh-place finish in the Second Division for the 1996-97 season. The midfielder scored another three goals under manager Nigel Worthington who led the seasiders to a twelth place finish in the 1997-98 season. However, he only played ten games at the start of the following 1998-99 season before departing Bloomfield Road and heading to bottom place Hull who were in the Third Division at the time. Brabin later returned to Bloomfield Road in September 2018 to join Terry McPhillips team as part of the coaching staff. Although, was quoted as stepping down for 'personal reasons' in 2019 amid news of a take-over at the club. Listen to this exclusive pod to find out more about Gary, in this refreshingly honest interview about his playing days and managing success and love for BFC.

Double promotion winner ex Baggies left back Paul Robinson joins Adrian and Chris to discuss success under Gary Megson and Tony Mowbray. Paul also experienced two relegations, played at Wembley in an FA Cup semi final, and took part in the Great Escape.Presented by Adrian Goldberg and Chris Lepkowski.Get your Liquidator podcast merch here

Former Baggies defender Daryl Burgess - a veteran of more than 300 appearances for Albion - joins Chris and Adrian to discuss his best and worst managers, favourite team mates, and his life as a club DJ.  Dennis Smith, Gary Megson, Ossie Ardiles, and Andy Hunt are all all featured.  Plus Alan Buckley and Arthur Mann - on a podium.Presented by Adrian Goldberg and Chris LepkowskiProduced by Adrian GoldbergGet your Liquidator T shirts and mugs here

A true Blackpool FC legend joins us on the show as Brett Ormerod talks tangerine to Tom Johnson and Ben Whetton. Brett has seen plenty of this new BFC side through his work with BBC Radio Lancashire and gives us his thoughts on the work Neil Critchley has done so far, recorded prior to the win at Burton Albion.Super Brett then discusses his career, what it was like joining Blackpool for his first spell from Accrington Stanley under Gary Megson whilst still working part time at a Cotton Mill, and his journey to the Premier League with Southampton which he forgot to mention to his wife before signing the five-year deal. Scoring important goals in the top seven leagues in England, the top four all with Blackpool, Brett scored the winning goal at Wembley to secure promotion to the Premier League and explains the impact that Ian Holloway had on his career. All this, despite having to recover from two leg breaks and Brett explains the mental side of recovering and getting back fit and firing. This is a must listen for any Blackpool fans, young or old, as we chat to the club legend who epitomises everything about Blackpool F.C, all from his mum's spare room.

The Liquidator co-host Chris Lepkowski gives us an exclusive preview of his book "From Buzaglo to Balis" which chronicles Baggies history from 1991 to 2002.  The book features interviews with the likes of Gary Megson, Jason Roberts, Darren Bradley, Daryl Burgess, Dennis Smith and Ossie Ardiles.  More info at Frombtob.co.ukAdrian and Chris also preview Albion v Blues as Championship football returns behind closed doors following the Coronavirus outbreak.Presented by Adrian Goldberg and Chris Lepkowksi.Produced by Adrian Goldberg for Kick In The Grass Productions.

Richard Sneekes was a star player in a period when many Albion fans doubted whether the club would ever play in the top flight again.  He played 251 times for the Baggies, scoring 34 goals in the process before a personality clash with Gary Megson signalled his inevitable departure.He shares stories about his six year Albion career, his thoughts on the current team, and explains what it was like to come through the Ajax youth set-up under the eye of the legendary Johan Cruyff, while playing alongside the likes of Denis Bergkamp.The Liquiator supports Smethwick Food Bank - Smethwick.Foodbank.Org.UKPresented by Adrian Goldberg and Chris Lepkowski.Produced by Adrian Goldberg for Kick In The Grass Productions.

Anders Jacobsen hadde hatefulle øyne, i hvert fall i følge en manager. Men han tok likevel turen innom studio og fortalte om elendig vær, Steve Bruce, Gary Megson og Stoke. Det er vonde beskjeder, dodører som mangler, Hitler-kostymer og shampoo som ødelegger hårvekst. Dette er en innholdsrik time.I april forteller vi om Engelsk fotballs historie i seks nye byer, oversikt her: https://www.facebook.com/pg/fotballklubben/events/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Alan 'Tank' Rogers talks through his career at Tranmere, Nottingham Forest, Leicester and Hull, pulling off a plane crash hoax, Gangsters turning up to training and his momentous feud with Gary Megson.

Med Anders Jacobsen og Martin RoppestadEn bauta på og utenfor banen. Anders Jacobsen hadde som mål å spille på A-laget til Asker. Han endte som Englands-proff som 30-åring.Hvordan var det? Det gikk mange hus forbi da Anders Jacobsen signerte for Sheffield United i Championship i år 2000. I dag hadde han kanskje vært landslagsaktuell. For 19 år siden hadde vi over 30 Premier League-proffer. Hør om hvordan han ble sparket ned på trening i ny klubb, og hva han gjorde for å sette seg i respekt. Hva skjedde da han ble skjelt ut av manageren for å blande seg for mye? Hvorfor mener han alle seniortrenere bør lære av å trene barn og ungdom? Tidslinje:01:15: Hva skjedde da han gikk fra Vålerenga til Lillestrøm?03:15: «Great Eye candy» i Stoke05:45: Natterangler i jakten på kjærligheten06:50: Hvem er han i dag?08:38: Bør behandle voksne spillere mer som barn10:46: Barndomsdrømmen14:25: Signert av Vålerenga 15:50: «Treningstidene har styrt hvilke fag jeg har tatt»17:40: Krangling med Teitur Thordarson19:30: Skjelt ut av manager Gary Megson24:20: Holdt på å legge opp - ble Englands-proff31:40: Om fotballproffers status og pengegaloppen35: Om VAR: «Vi må beholde urettferdigheten og følelsene i fotballen»37:00: Om Stoke: «en veldig varm klubb»40:00: «The tinman»43:25: Notts County - verdens eldste klubb45:05: «Ligg unna, ellers knekker jeg beina deres»47:20: Hvordan så engelskmenn på nordmenn på balløya?49:40: Notts County, Syden og Hitler51:20: De beste han har spilt med og mot54:40: Om medspilleren som så porno i baksetet før trening57:30: «Mobbesaken» i Strømsgodset1t3:40: Barnefotball i Oslo1t5:20: 4 norske fotballstjerners middag1t8:00: LytterSpørsmål: Bildet av han og Dorthe Skappel1t09:15: LS: Stempler på hånda på lørdagstrening1t10:00: LS: Hans nest største opplevelse1t:11:10: LS: Midtstopperdikt1t:11:45: LS: Søsterspørsmål1t12:40: LS: Kombinere modell- og fotballkarriere1t:13:30: LS: Robust stopperpar1t:15:14: LS: Trenerambisjoner?1t:16:00: LS: Dårligst tilslag?1t17:05: LS: Sterkest tilhørighet til?1t:17:55: LS: Krasj med Hagabakken1t:20:10: LS: Årets spiller i Stoke?

The lads are back for season 2 of the Boot Room Podcast. Jamie is once again joined by Ex Nottingham Forest & Leicester defender, Alan Rogers & USWNT Opposition Analyst, Christy Holly to talk all things football.  This week, Christy tells the lads about winning the Women's World Cup with the USA & challenges some of the common misconceptions about women's football.  The lads debate Gareth Bale's much maligned move to China and his ongoing saga with Zinedine Zidane. They talk all things pre season and answer do the results really matter? What is the focus from both a player and coaches perspective? Plus, Al shares some interesting stories from his time playing for Gary Megson at Nottingham Forest. Finally, they take a look at the transfer dealings of the top Premier League sides and discuss who has done the best business so far and which clubs still have a lot left to do.  Follow the lads on Twitter @JamieHolme @Alanrog3 @Christyeholly & join in the conversation using #BootRoomPodcast    

To coincide with the start of 2018 we look back at some of our best bits from 2017. Hear from Andy Johnson, Carlton Palmer, Liam Ridgewell and Gary Megson as they look back at their favourite times at West Bromwich Albion. We also have an exclusive interview with Albion academy graduate Adil Nabi, who joined the club at the age of 7 before leaving in 2015 for a loan spell with Delhi Dynamos and joining Peterborough United the following season. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Gary Megson tells some great stories about his time at West Brom, as well as a look back at his legendary period at the club. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Gary Megson displays some gigantic cojones after steering West Brom to a draw against Spurs at Wembley Hart Lane, a lightning powered footballer emerges onto the scene to lead England’s future and Everton continue their league wide benevolence.On top of all this we finally have at least partial details of Pete’s confusing and intriguing CV, Marcus gets credit for almost correctly predicting the future and a man called Spud saves the day. Give it a listen and tell all your mates. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

West Brom promotion and Great Escape hero Andy Johnson talks to Graeme Brown and Joe Chapman about his favourite stories from the club - from bare bums, to Gary Megson's wrath, to the short-sighted player they used to fleece at poker! For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

On the latest Totally Football Show, AC Jimbo is joined by Kelly Cates, Iain Macintosh and Philippe Auclair to look back on a splendid weekend in - or is it on? - Planet Football. Philippe reports on his afternoon at Wembley where he saw Chelsea bounce back and give Tottenham an unhappy house warming. Iain meanwhile was at the John Smith’s Stadium to see Huddersfield continue their superb start to life back in the top flight, but Kelly’s already had enough of Arsenal living down to expectations after their defeat at Stoke. Elsewhere, we celebrate Neymar’s magnificent home debut for PSG, shed a tear for poor Hamburg’s Nicolai Muller after his did his cruciate celebrating a goal, and wonder what life is really like at West From with Tony Pulis and Gary Megson barking orders. PARISH NOTICES: • send us a tweet: @thetotallyshow • rate and review us on iTunes: http://apple.co/2w51wJd • check out our new website: http://www.thetotallyfootballshow.com • listen to Philippe talk Brexit on the Remainiacs podcast: http://bit.ly/2wqr8kC • Producer Ben’s doing an hour-long masterclass at the London Podcast Festival on Wed 13 September: http://bit.ly/2vhF7nO • and he’ll be doing three hours at the Dublin Podcast Festival on Sat 23 September: http://bit.ly/2vX0FYt

Let's be honest, last season was great and all but it just isn't the same without our beloved Newcastle United. And now The Entertainers are back and already providing us with plenty of fun, albeit this time with just a touch more thrift. On top of that there's big talk from Danny Rose, glances towards Everton's ambitions, the return of Gary Megson and, of course, Pete's fleshy back. Don't ask. This show is sponsored by bet365 See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We're joined by West Ham and Cardiff stalwart Danny Gabiddon as we talk about the moments that defined his career. We get off to a shaky start. Former football agent Jim Erwood joins us as well. His much told story of representing Ashley Williams and losing him after another pro player whispered in his ear is blown wide open. And everyone hates Gary Megson. Danny talks candidly about his time at West Ham, Cardiff and QPR, while letting go of some amazing stories... not least the dressing room fall out between Joey Barton and Adel Taarabt at half-time during a game against Tottenham. The whole pod is, as ever, a fascinating listen. See you at the far post. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.