Podcast appearances and mentions of Glenn Murray

The Brighton & Hove Albion Players' Awards 2025 was a night to remember…and we've got all the best moments covered in this special episode.Glenn Murray and Paul Hayward take a look at the big winners, heartfelt speeches and raw reactions from the players who defined the 2024/25 campaign.From fan favourites to rising stars, hear first-hand reflections from those who made it a season to remember.Featuring: Jan Paul van Hecke, Carlos Baleba, Kaoru Mitoma, Fran Kirby, Michelle Agyemang, Jelena Cankovic and Marisa Olislagers and former chairman, Dick Knight. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In the first of our bonus episodes, Glenn Murray and Paul Hayward take a deep dive into one of the most intense moments in football: The penalty. What does it take to stay calm from 12 yards out? How do goalkeepers play the psychological game? And who do we think is the greatest penalty taker of all time? From technique and mental strength to mind games and muscle memory, this episode dives into the art and agony of the spot kick. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Man Utd falter, Trent Alexander-Arnold relegates Leicester & Aston Villa thump Newcastle. Aaron Paul, Stephen Warnock & Glenn Murray react to the Premier League weekend.Manchester United take another step backwards following the Europa League drama in midweek, losing 1-0 at home to a Wolves side who have now won five Premier League games on the spin. Hear from the United boss Ruben Amorim.There were also wins for the top two. Arsenal hammer Ipswich at Portman Road, and Trent Alexander-Arnold's late winner at Leicester means Liverpool need just one more win to lift the Premier League trophy. The result also confirms Leicester's relegation to the Championship.Chelsea, Manchester City and Aston Villa pick up important wins in the race for Champions League football, and the battle for a potential Conference League spot heats up.Timecodes: 01:20 Ruben Amorim post-match 02:50 Wolves win at Old Trafford 10:20 Chelsea & Maresca's style 16:00 Trent's goal & celebration 19:10 Leicester relegated 22:10 Arsenal thump Ipswich 29:45 Villa hammer Newcastle 30:50 Ollie Watkins 34:05 Man City & Nico O'Reilly 37:15 The European places

This week Glenn Murray is joined by a true icon of the women's game. A player known for her goals, trophies, and winning mentality, it's none other than Nikita Parris. Nikita's move to the club on deadline day turned heads across the league. She arrived from Manchester United, where she was their top scorer last season, adding yet another impressive chapter to her already stellar career. From playing for some of the biggest clubs in Europe, to being part of England's historic Euro 2022 triumph, Nikita has done it all. She takes us through her journey across Europe, reveals the highs and lows of professional football and lifts the lid on dressing room dramas. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Kelly Cates is alongside senior football reporter Ian Dennis, former Brighton and Crystal Palace striker Glenn Murray and former Nottingham Forest midfielder Andy Reid to bring reaction from a night of Premier League action. Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta joins the pod as Bukayo Saka scores seven minutes after returning to playing for Arsenal, having had 101 days out injured. You'll also hear from Saka's teammate Gabriel Martinelli as Arsenal move to nine points behind league-leaders Liverpool, after beating Fulham. Also, Nuno Espirito Santo joins the Football Daily after his side remain third in the table having beaten Manchester United to keep their hopes of Champions League football next season alive. Meanwhile, Wolves beat West Ham 1-0 at home to put them 12 points clear of the drop zone - Vitor Pereira tells us how he's turned things around at the club. And the guys look ahead to Wednesday's Merseyside derby. Timecodes: 01:00 – Arsenal section. 04:00 - Gabriel Martinelli interview 09:20 – Mikel Arteta reaction to the win. 14:37 – Forest v Man United chat. 16:50 – Nuno Espírito Santo interview. 22:20 – Ruben Amorim reaction. 23:23 – Wolves v West Ham section. 25:30 – Vitor Pereira interview. 27:30 – Merseyside derby preview. Commentaries: Wednesday 2nd April PREMIER LEAGUE: Liverpool v Everton. PREMIER LEAGUE: Newcastle v Brentford. PREMIER LEAGUE: Bournemouth v Ipswich.Friday 4th April WOMENS NATIONS LEAGUE: England v Belgium. WOMENS NATONS LEAGUE: Wales v Denmark.Saturday 5th April PREMIER LEAGUE: Crystal Palace v Brighton. PREMIER LEAGUE: Aston Villa v Nottingham Forest.Sunday 6th April PREMIER LEAGUE: Fulham v Liverpool. PREMIER LEAGUE: Brentford v Chelsea. PREMIER LEAGUE: Spurs v Southampton. PREMIER LEAGUE: Manchester United v Manchester City.

After Thomas Tuchel's first England match, what will he have learned? Mark Chapman is joined by Nedum Onuoha, Glenn Murray and Senior Football Reporter Ian Dennis to discuss England's win against Albania at Wembley on Friday evening. How much can be read into Tuchel's first match as England manager and how much has changed since he took over? Hear from the new manager who gives his assessment of England's performance, as well as England's two debutants, Arsenal's Myles Lewis-Skelly and Newcastle's Dan Burn. The panel discuss the impressive debuts for the pair and they also look ahead to Monday's match against Latvia. Plus, after Friday's under-21 match between England and France became the most valuable under-21 international match ever, Julien Laurens pops by to discuss some of the future stars.BBC Sounds / 5 Live Premier League commentaries this week:Sat 22 Mar - 19:15 - Wales v Kazakhstan in the UEFA World Cup qualifiers on 5 Sports Extra Sun 23 Mar - 14:30 - Manchester City v Chelsea in the Women's Super League on 5 Live Mon 24 Mar - 19:45 - England v Latvia in the World Cup qualifiers on 5 Live Tue 25 Mar - 19:00 - North Macedonia v Wales in the World Cup qualifiers on 5 Sports Extra Wed 26 Mar - 20:00 - Arsenal v Real Madrid in the Women's Champions League on 5 Live Thu 27 Mar - 20:00 - Chelsea v Manchester City in the Women's Champions League on 5 Live

Man Utd lose again as Tottenham triumph. Darren Fletcher is joined by Glenn Murray and Michael Brown to reflect on the Premier League weekend. Also hear from Ruben Amorim, Arsenal's match-winner Mikel Merino, and Pep Guardiola on hat-trick hero Omar Marmoush.03:55 Man Utd down to 15th after Tottenham defeat 04:40 Ruben Amorim: ‘These things happen' 17:50 ‘Significant day' for Tottenham 21:20 Half-time teaser 23:40 Mikel Merino wins it for Arsenal 26:40 Raheem Sterling ‘miles off it' 33:10 Pep Guardiola as Man City up to fourth 41:00 Newcastle and Forest fading? 44:40 Bournemouth up to fifth 49:40 Everton transformed under Moyes 51:10 Marcus Rashford looking like himself?BBC Sounds / 5 Live commentaries this week: Tue 18 Feb 2000 Bayern Munich v Celtic, Wed 19 Feb 2000 Real Madrid v Man City, Fri 21 Feb 1945 Portugal v England women.

Dr Tottenham cures Everton and Liverpool go six clear at the top. Hear from Ange Postecoglou and Arne Slot as Darren Fletcher is joined by Nigel Reo-Coker and Glenn Murray. Also catch up with Ruben Amorim as he describes his Man Utd team as "maybe the worst" in the 147-year history of the club. Also, are Forest in the title race? Are Man City back? And what about Bournemouth winning at Newcastle?02:15 Ange Postecoglou: ‘Great way to start an interview' 17:40 Everton get first win of Moyes second spell 23:05 Arne Slot as Liverpool extend lead at top 31:15 Arsenal drop points vs Villa 33:15 Forest level on points with Arsenal 36:50 Ruben Amorim: ‘Maybe worst team in Man Utd history' 43:35 Brighton & Hove win again at Old Trafford 45:05 Are Man City back? 47:00 Injury-hit Bournemouth continue to impressBBC Sounds / 5 Live commentaries this week: Tue 21 Jan 1745 Monaco v Aston Villa Tue 21 Jan 2000 Liverpool v Lille Wed 22 Jan 2000 PSG v Man City Thu 23 Jan 2000 Man Utd v Rangers

Alistair Bruce-Ball, Chris Sutton and Statman Dave are joined by former Brighton striker Glenn Murray to talk all things Fantasy Premier League.Following the news of the rescheduled Merseyside Derby, find out when the blank and double gameweeks fall into the season.Do you need to plan ahead? Or sell some key players to make room for double gameweek assets?Statman Dave advises what to do with Nicolas Jackson.Plus, Chris and Glenn play a game of Sutton Death for the ages.

Kelly Cates is alongside Clinton Morrison, Glenn Murray and Senior Football Reporter Ian Dennis for reaction to Tuesday's Premier League action.Hear the thoughts of Liverpool manager Arne Slot, Nottingham Forest manager Nuno Espirito Santo, and Forest's goalkeeping hero Matz Sels as they share the points at the City Ground.Reece James reflects on his last minute freekick which earnt Chelsea a point against Bournemouth. Plus, Phil Foden looks back on Brentford's brilliant fightback at home to Manchester City.TIMECODES: 02:25 - Matz Sels on Forest's draw 07:40 - Nuno Espirito Santo's thoughts on 'title talk' 14:59 - Arne Slot's reaction to his side's slow start 19:01 - Reece James' dream return 22:30 - Phil Foden on City's lack of controlBBC Sounds / 5 Live Premier League commentaries this week:Wed 15 Jan 2000 Arsenal v Tottenham on 5 Live Wed 15 Jan 1930 Everton v Aston Villa on 5 Sports Extra Wed 15 Jan 1930 Leicester v Crystal Palace on BBC Sport website Wed 15 Jan 1930 Newcastle v Wolves on BBC Sport website Thu 16 Jan 2000 Man Utd v Southampton on 5 Live Thu 16 Jan 1930 Ipswich v Brighton & Hove on 5 Sports Extra Sat 18 Jan 1500 Brentford v Liverpool on 5 Live Sat 18 Jan 1730 Arsenal v Aston Villa on 5 Live Sun 19 Jan 1400 Manchester United v Brighton & Hove Albion on 5 Live Sun 19 Jan 1630 Ipswich Town v Manchester City on 5 Live Sun 19 Jan 1830 Manchester City v Manchester United (WSL) on 5 Sports Extra

Kelly Cates presents reaction to Newcastle's 2-0 win over Arsenal in the Carabao Cup. John Murray, Glenn Murray and Dion Dublin join Kelly to reflect on Newcastle's 2-0 win.Goals from Alexander Isak and Anthony Gordon give the Magpies a two-goal advantage heading into the second leg of the semi-final next month. The panel discuss the red-hot form of Isak, and whether a striker of his ilk is Arsenal's missing ingredient.Hear from goalscorer Gordon, Newcastle boss Eddie Howe, and Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta.Dion and Kelly preview the next semi-final between Spurs and Liverpool. Hear from Ange Postecoglou after his explosive interview after the 2-1 defeat against Newcastle in the league, and also hear from Arne Slot on the contract situation at Liverpool.Timecodes: 00:30 Eddie Howe post-match 01:20 Arsenal 0-2 Newcastle 11:00 Anthony Gordon post-match 14:15 Is Alexander Isak the best no.9 in Europe? 20:30 Do Arsenal need someone like Isak? 24:50 The second leg 28:15 Mikel Arteta post-match 30:15 Ange Postecoglou presser 32:05 Spurs' form 35:50 Arne Slot presser 37:40 Contract situation at Liverpool5 LIVE COMMENTARIES THIS WEEK Wednesday 8th January LEAGUE CUP: Spurs v Liverpool (First Leg) 2000 KOThursday 9th January FA CUP: Everton v Peterborough United 1945 KO FA CUP: Fulham v Watford 1945 KOFriday 10th January FA CUP: Aston Villa v West Ham United 2000 KOSaturday 11th January FA CUP: Bristol City v Wolverhampton Wanderers 1200 KO FA CUP: Liverpool v Accrington Stanley 1215 KO FA CUP: Brentford v Plymouth Argyle 1500 KO FA CUP: Leeds United v Harrogate Town 1745 KO FA CUP: Manchester City v Salford City 1745 KOSunday 12th January FA CUP: Tamworth v Spurs 1230 KO FA CUP: Newcastle United v Bromley 1500 KO FA CUP: Crystal Palace v Stockport County 1500 KO

Man Utd earn a point at leaders Liverpool. Hear from Bruno Fernandes, Virgil van Dijk and catch THAT Ange Postecoglou interview. Darren Fletcher is joined by Glenn Murray and Clinton Morrison. Expect title-race chat, top-four conversation and fun and games down the bottom as a Southampton supporter is richly rewarded for going against her team!01:30 Man Utd get a point at Liverpool 04:40 Bruno Fernandes: ‘We can't be pleased' 11:35 ‘Tranmere Trent' has his head elsewhere? 14:55 Virgil van Dijk: ‘It could've been a lot worse' 20:10 Arsenal's title chances up slightly 23:50 Glass half full for Brighton & Hove? 25:00 Chelsea ‘fall off a cliff' 28:30 THAT Ange Postecoglou interview 36:45 Five league wins in a row for Newcastle 39:35 Will Ipswich stay up? 41:30 The 5-0 Southampton fan 43:20 Striker movement in January?BBC Sounds / 5 Live Carabao Cup commentaries this week: Tue 7 Jan 2000 Arsenal v Newcastle, Wed 8 Jan 2000 Tottenham v Liverpool.BBC Sounds / 5 Live FA Cup commentaries this week: Thu 9 Jan 1945 Everton v Peterborough, Fri 10 Jan 2000 Aston Villa v West Ham, Sat 11 Jan 1200 Bristol City v Wolves, Sat 11 Jan 1500 Brentford v Plymouth, Sat 11 Jan 1745 Leeds v Harrogate, Sun 12 Jan 1230 Tamworth v Tottenham, Sun 12 Jan 1500 Newcastle v Bromley.

Liverpool go eight points clear and Leicester sack Steve Cooper. Darren Fletcher is joined by Glenn Murray and Don Hutchison. Also hear from Pep Guardiola after Manchester City lose 4-0 to Tottenham. And catch up with Ruben Amorim after his first game in charge as Manchester United draw 1-1 at Ipswich.02:05 Man City now eight points behind in title race 08:00 Pep Guardiola INTERVIEW: ‘We are fragile' 12:50 Mo Salah saves Liverpool again 16:45 Arsenal look like Arsenal with Odegaard 19:30 Thinking caps on for the half-time teaser 21:50 Steve Cooper sacked 27:30 Who's in the running to replace Steve Cooper? 29:50 Ruben Amorim INTERVIEW: ‘My players were thinking too much' 35:35 Successive wins for WolvesBBC Sounds / 5 Live commentaries this week: Tue 26 Nov: Sporting v Arsenal – UEFA Champions League Wed 27 Nov: Liverpool v Real Madrid – UEFA Champions League Wed 27 Nov: Celtic v Club Brugge – UEFA Champions League – 5 Sports Extra Thu 28 Nov: Tottenham v Roma – UEFA Europa League

Liverpool go five points clear at the top ahead of Man City. Hear from Arne Slot after the win over Aston Villa, and catch Pep Guardiola following defeat at Brighton. Get the thoughts of Ange Postecoglou as he takes the blame for defeat to Ipswich Town - Kieran McKenna is delighted. Also what about Arsenal's draw at Chelsea, van Nistelrooy signing off in style and Wolves getting their first win?02:35 Man City drop more points in title race 07:15 Pep Guardiola: ‘I'm there for the challenge' 14:35 Glenn Murray on Brighton & Baleba 16:40 Arne Slot as Liverpool go five points clear 23:25 Nigel on Aston Villa's losing streak 24:40 Chelsea and Arsenal share draw 26:40 Kieran McKenna on Ipswich's first win 30:25 Tottenham back to old habits 33:00 van Nistelrooy signs off in style 35:50 Wolves get first winBBC Sounds / 5 Live commentaries this week: Greece v England – UEFA Nations League – 19:45 – Thursday 14 November Scotland v Croatia – UEFA Nations League – 19:45 – Friday 15 November Tottenham v Arsenal – Women's Super League – 13:45 – Saturday 16 November England v Republic of Ireland – UEFA Nations League – 17:00 – Sunday 17 November

Don Hutchison, Nigel Reo Coker & Glenn Murray join Darren Fletcher to look ahead to another busy weekend in the Premier League. The team discuss the appointment of Rúben Amorim from Lisbon club Sporting to Manchester United and what identity he will bring to the club. Euro 2016 winner with Portugal Jose Fonte drops by to share his insight on Amorim and how he will approach managing United. Liverpool legend Jamie Carragher joins the team and gives his thoughts on the new United boss. Plus how does Jamie rate Liverpool manager Arne Slott's start in his new role?Timecodes: 01:05 Intro 02:30 Is Amorim the right fit? 06:20 Jose Fonte insight 12:45 What will be United's identity? 20:00 Jamie Carragher 26:20 Jamie on Slott's startBBC Sounds / 5 Live commentaries this week: Liverpool v Brighton - Premier League - 15:00 Liverpool - Saturday 2 November Wolves v Crystal Palace - Premier League - 17:30 - Saturday 2 November Spurs v Aston Villa - Premier League - 14:00 - Sunday 3 November Man Utd v Chelsea - Premier League - 16:30 - Sunday 3 November

Southampton boss Russell Martin talks life as manager, tactics and stubbornness. Still without a win this season, Russell talks about what three points could do for his side and whether or not he will stick to his guns tactically. Plus, how did growing up with five brothers influence his love of the game and who inspired and influenced his management style?

Darren Fletcher is joined by Michael Brown, Glenn Murray and Don Hutchison to look ahead to Sunday's north London derby between Tottenham and Arsenal and discuss whether Liverpool can keep hold of Mo Salah, Virgil van Dijk and Trent Alexander-Arnold as they enter the final year of the their contracts at Anfield.Topics: 01:02 - Kevin Campbell 'happiest moments of the week' 04:45 - North London derby preview 22:50 - Can Liverpool keep hold of Salah, van Dijk and Trent?BBC Sounds/5 Live commentaries this weekend: Liverpool v Nottingham Forest - Premier League - 15:00 - Saturday 14th September Aston Villa v Everton - Premier League - 17:30 - Saturday 14th September Tottenham v Arsenal - Premier League - 14:00 - Sunday 15th September Wolves v Newcastle - Premier League - 16:30 - Sunday 15th September

Oasis star Noel Gallagher joins the panel to talk Manchester City and Pep Guardiola. Gallagher reflects on Ilkay Gundogan returning to City and Guardiola's future. The Oasis star also looks back on gigs at Maine Road, meeting Diego Maradona, and 30 years of 'Definitely Maybe'. Also hear from Paul Robinson, Fara Williams and Glenn Murray on Fulham's shrewd transfer business, and Robbie Savage joins to discuss his managerial debut at Macclesfield FC.

Glenn Murray and Paul Hayward sit down with Shannon Ruth, head coach of Albion's U21 team, to discuss his journey in football coaching and his pivotal role in developing young talent at the club. Shannon shares his philosophy on nurturing future stars, the importance of mental and physical development in youth players, and how the club's academy is creating a pipeline of talent for the first team. So, if you want to learn more about the strategies that have helped Brighton & Hove Albion's youth academy become one of the most respected in England, this is the episode for you! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The Fozcast is back for a new season and to kick things off, we have Brighton legend Glenn Murray on the pod! Glenn has played 600 career games and has scored over 200 goals, with 111 of those playing at Brighton! In the pod, Glenn talks about Tony Pulis and how brutal his pre-season was back in the day! We also touch on how Ben and Glenn know each other from the Watford days where they go on to talk about the insane fines they had to pay for leaving equipment out on the pitch! Murray also talks about the best players and managers he has ever played with, he gives us a behind the scenes insight into Albion and how Wilfried Zaha could've become a world star... We hope you enjoy this first episode of the season, and there are many more to come over the next few weeks! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Blog: show notes and links https://finnishfootballshow.com/2024/06/20/in-conversation-with-stevie-grieve/ IN THIS EPISODE... Mark W sits down for a one-on-one chat with Stevie Grieve, just recently confirmed officially as the head coach at SJK Seinäjoki. Stevie talks through his career that started with a job coaching badminton, took in a variety of technical and coaching roles around the world, included hosting his own TV show in India before arrivinga at SJK in early-2023.  We then get into the details of his time in Finland: how did he first connect with SJK Seinäjoki? How did he settle in to Finnish life? What was his biggest surprise about Finland? We also discuss Stevie's role at SJK, both in recruitment and coaching? Just what are the principles of 'Grieveball'? And how well-suited are Finnish players to other leagues overseas (and why)? We conclude by looking at his ambitions both for the club and for himself in the (hopefully, quite distant) future!! Audio/video recording: Glenn Murray & Sarah Senf 00:00:00 Intro 00:00:30 Stevie Grieve's career to date 00:06:07 Moving to SJK Seinäjoki 00:10:05 What is 'Grieveball'? 00:17:25 Relocating to Finland 00:21:03 Comparing Finnish football (and how Finnish players adapt) to other leagues 00:26:43 The challenge of being a devlopment club 00:35:25 Richie Dorman's blueprint for SJK Seinäjoki 00:38:45 Finland's chances in the 2024 Nations League ------------------------------------------------------------------ FFS MERCH

Aaron Paul is joined by Charlie Adam, Glenn Murray and Farah Williams to look ahead to the weekend's Premier League football. They discuss what needs to be Arsenal's priority in the summer, whether Manchester City lack strength in depth, and how much work Jurgen Klopp's successor will need to do at Anfield. Plus, David Moyes' future at West Ham is the focus after reports that the former Real Madrid and Wolves boss, Julen Lopetegui, is in line to replace him at the London Stadium for next season. 03:45 – What is Arsenal's summer priority? 11:38 – Do Manchester City lack strength in depth? 19:15 – What rebuilding job awaits Klopp's successor? 26:27 – Is Lopetegui in line to replace Moyes? 36:50 – Julen Lopetegui on what he's looking for in his next job

Steve Crossman is joined on the Tuesday Night Club with former Chelsea goalkeeper Rob Green, ex Manchester City midfielder Izzy Christiansen & ESPN's Senior Football writer Mark Ogden.Hear reaction to Arsenal's 5-0 win over Chelsea at the Emirates which sends them three points clear at the top of the Premier League table with Alistair Bruce-Ball and former Brighton striker Glenn Murray plus Mikel Arteta, Mauricio Pochettino and Ben White.The panel also discuss the news that UEFA is set to confirm nations will have 26-man squads for this summer's European Championship in Germany, Erik ten Hag's future at Manchester United and Unai Emery's new contract at Aston Villa.Leicester boss Enzo Maresca also gives his thoughts after his side's 5-0 win over Southampton took them to within one win of promotion.TOPICS 0 mins - Arsenal 5-0 Chelsea 2 mins - Mikel Arteta 8 mins - Mauricio Pochettino 13 mins - Ben White 15 mins - Leicester 5-0 Southampton 17 mins - Enzo Maresca 18 mins - Euros squad discussion 24 mins - Erik ten Hag's Manchester United future 33 mins - Unai Emery's new contract at Aston Villa

Darren Fletcher hosts the Friday Football Social with Glenn Murray, Kevin Nolan and Clinton Morrison. They debate the Football Association's decision to scrap FA Cup replays, hearing from Coventry City boss Mark Robins ahead of playing Manchester United in Sunday's semi-final.The podcast also discusses whether there is a worthwhile alternative to take over from Erik Ten Hag at the Old Trafford club at the end of the season, should he be replaced, amid the news that Southampton say they have "reluctantly agreed" to let director of football Jason Wilcox join Manchester United.The panel then continues looks to ahead to this weekend's football, looking at the Premier League title race, as well as Manchester City's most immediate task of their FA Cup semi-final against Chelsea. There is also talk around how important this weekend could be in the battle to avoid relegation to the Championship.TIMECODES:02:40 - FA Cup replays 19:59 - Coventry City 22:18 - Manchester United 29:30 - Relegation battle 36:15 - Manchester City 38:30 - Liverpool 44:40 - Arsenal

It's fair to say Mikey Harris is one of a kind—straight-talking and authentic to his core.  His own honest assessment as a player led him into coaching long before his peers, kick-starting a unique footballing journey that took him to Portsmouth, Southampton, Brighton, and the England U18s. He now finds himself in the highly competitive WSL as Brighton Women's interim boss. He described his first few days in the job as 'crazy,' after being reassigned from the men's academy. Mikey talks to Glenn Murray about this unexpected challenge, his footballing philosophy and whether there is such a thing as work-life balance when you're a head coach. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Darren Fletcher is with Owen Hargreaves, Michael Brown & Glenn Murray to look ahead to this weekend's Manchester derby. Ian Ladyman from the Daily Mail joins them to talk about Marcus Rashford after the Man United forward spoke out to defend his commitment to the club. Wolves boss Gary O'Neil joins the podcast to discuss the shock of being sacked by Bournemouth and progressing his Wolves team the way he has done this season.Plus, Owen, Michael & Glenn play One to Ten: rating how likely certain events are looking to the end of the season.

Steve Crossman hosts reaction after another dramatic evening in the FA Cup fifth round.Ian Dennis and Glenn Murray reflect on Chelsea's late 3-2 win over Leeds. You can hear from Mauricio Pochettino, Trevoh Chalobah and Daniel Farke.Lee Blakeman and Michael Brown discuss Liverpool's 3-0 win over Southampton with the club's young stars performing again. Hear from Jayden Danns who scored his first two professional goals.Erik ten Hag gives his reaction to Manchester United's 1-0 win at Nottingham Forest, Tom Gayle rounds up the action from Molineux as Wolves beat Brighton 1-0 and Connie McLaughlin discusses the title race in Scotland after Rangers came from behind to win at Kilmarnock while Celtic thrashed Dundee 7-1.1:20 - Chelsea 3-2 Leeds reaction 3:45 - Mauricio Pochettino interview 11:35 - Trevoh Chalobah interview 15:50 - Daniel Farke interview 18:31 - Liverpool 3-0 Southampton reaction 19:45 - Jayden Danns interview 27:05 - Erik ten Hag interview 29:05 - Wolves 1-0 Brighton reaction 30:00 - Scotland title race discussion

Darren Fletcher talks Premier League and looks ahead to the EFL Cup final. He's joined by Paul Robinson, Glenn Murray & Clinton Morrison. They debate how Manchester United will adapt without the injured Rasmus Højlund. Can Kobbie Mainoo make the England squad. Hear from Pep Lijnders and Mauricio Pochettino ahead of Liverpool-Chelsea at Wembley. Catch Paul's thoughts on former England #1 Joe Hart announcing his retirement. And the panel look at the relegation battle.01:55 Air fryers, birthdays & a case of mistaken identity 05:05 How will Man Utd cope without Højlund? 10:30 What do Man Utd need now in this Ratcliffe era 16:10 Kobbie Mainoo for England? 21:50 EFL Cup final preview 33:25 Paul Robinson on Joe Hart retiring 33:45 Is Burnley's Kompany foolish for sticking to his gameplan? 38:45 Sheff Utd make life hard for themselves

Dedicated followers of fashion Glenn Murray and Paul Hayward are joined by Chris Gove, Seagulls fan and creative director at Percival Menswear. He's dressed people like David Beckham, Gareth Southgate, and the Rock, and as we can exclusively reveal, he'd love to collaborate with Kaoru Mitoma next. The conversation in this fashion special covers classic kits, what to wear for five a side, and the link between the terraces and the catwalk, as well as which of today's players are the most stylish. Chris also gives some advice on power dressing for today's football manager and casts a fashion eye over Glenn and Paul's attire: will a style makeover be required?   Links mentioned in the show: https://shop.brightonandhovealbion.com/ - the Brighton Club Shop: check out the Fatboy Slim collaborations https://www.percivalclo.com/ - Percival Menswear Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Brighton & Hove Albion's under-21 assistant manager Gary Dicker talks Glenn Murray and Paul Hayward through the challenges and triumphs of working with the next generation of Seagulls stars.  He's helped players like Jack Hinshelwood and Evan Ferguson rise to the top. So what kind of pressure do youngsters face? What's special about Brighton? And what can young players expect if they get selected to train with the first team? Note: the show mentions how to watch the Under 21s in action. For all ticketing information, please visit the official club website: https://tickets.brightonandhovealbion.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

During the transfer window, fans and the media get excited about the comings and goings of players. But what's it like to go out on loan? Who benefits? And what do teams look for when they lend a player out? Gordon Greer's enjoyed a successful career as a Brighton & Hove Albion player (and captain), as well as spells at Blackburn, Swindon and Kilmarnock. But the former Scotland international is now Pathway Development Manager at the Seagulls, where he works with players going out on loan. Glenn Murray and Paul Hayward provide the questions in a chat which provides a fascinating insight into the career of a modern pro... Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Fan favourite Jan Paul van Hecke has had plenty of high points in his career to date. The 23 year old won Player of the Season at Blackburn, despite being on loan from Brighton at the time. He's made a name for himself in the Premier League as well, famously preventing Haaland from scoring in last season's thriller with Man City. And represented Holland in the Under 21s. He can now add chatting with legends Paul Hayward and Glenn Murray for the Brighton & Hove Albion podcast to that list of achievements. They discuss Dutch Uncles, Johan Cruyff, life under De Zerbi, and why he didn't get Cristiano Ronaldo's autograph. Plus, coaches. The kind you drive, that is, and why he hired one... Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Darren Fletcher brings you a special Football Daily podcast reacting to Jurgen Klopp's shock decision to step down as Liverpool manager at the end of the season. He's joined by former Brighton striker Glenn Murray with John Murray, former Liverpool winger Steve McManaman, BBC Radio Merseyside's Giulia Bould, Daily Mail reporter Dominic King and Neil Atkinson from The Anfield Wrap also giving their thoughts. 0:25 - Jurgen Klopp announces he will leave Liverpool 2:30 - John Murray reaction 4:30 - Glenn Murray reaction 6:30 - Giulia Bould reaction 11:30 - Steve McManaman reaction 18:00 - Jurgen Klopp explains reasons for leaving Anfield 20:00 - Dominic King reaction 31:45 - Neil Atkinson reaction

Kelly Cates is alongside Ian Dennis, former Brighton & Crystal Palace striker Glenn Murray, and former Middlesbrough and England winger Stewart Downing as Chelsea put 6 past Middlesbrough to reach the EFL Cup final. Hear from Chelsea's captain on the night, Ben Chilwell, as well as Middlesbrough manager Michael Carrick. They also look ahead to the other EFL Cup semi-final second leg between Fulham & Liverpool, with Jurgen Klopp's side going into that with a 2-1 lead. Get the opinions of both Marco Silva & Liverpool's assistant manager Pep Lijnders ahead of the clash at Craven Cottage.Plus, John Bennett runs through another incredible day of AFCON action where Cameroon (just about) confirmed their place in the knockout stages thanks to an injury time winner against The Gambia.

Jason Steele has had spells at Sunderland, Middlesbrough, and Blackburn but he's found his feet at Brighton, where he's the Premier League's most successful passing goalkeeper. He joins Paul Hayward and Glenn Murray to talk about goalkeeping through the ages, ignoring social media, as well as offering advice to young goalkeepers... Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

For Brighton & Hove Albion legend Martin Hinshelwood, football is a family business: his dad, brother, and now his great-nephew Jack Hinshelwood have all played professionally. Although his story is fascinating in its own right. In conversation with Glenn Murray, he talks about playing, managing, and everything in between, like overcoming injury to carve out a career in the game, coaching kids, and managing the Seagulls when money was tight. What does he look for in a player? What does he miss about the old days? And what part did he play in Glenn's career? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Darren Fletcher, Glenn Murray, Nigel Reo-Coker & Fara Williams chat about the big stories and topics on the Friday Football Social.They look ahead to Newcastle versus Manchester City on Saturday with Kevin De Bruyne back in the fold for the champions.The panel also discuss Marcus Rashford's poor form and Jordan Henderson's reported desire to leave Saudi Arabia.Jesse Lingard's future and Arsenal's lack of firepower as also topics on the podcast plus hear reaction from Turf Moor as Luton claim a late, controversial point at fellow Premier League strugglers Burnley.4:10 - Newcastle v Manchester City preview 10:50 - Can Marcus Rashford recover? 17:15 - Where next for Jordan Henderson? 26:05 - Why can't Jesse Lingard get a club? 31:01 - Arsenal's striking problems 35:45 - Burnley 1-1 Luton Town reaction

For Brighton & Hove Albion fans, 2023 will go down in history as the year that had everything. As well as their best-ever league position, the Seagulls' season featured European travel, World Cup winners, memorable goals, late penalties, young players scoring hat tricks, and Grimsby fans attacking Glenn Murray with inflatable haddock. Paul Hayward will be joining Glenn to help relive the drama in this special 2023 review, which also features your favourite moments from a year to remember. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Steve Crossman is joined by Chris Sutton, Rory Smith and Glenn Murray on the Monday Night Club.There's reaction to Liverpool's 4-2 win over Newcastle which sent the Reds' three points clear at the top of the Premier League - Hear from Jurgen Klopp and Eddie Howe.The panel also chat to Arbroath goalkeeper Alisdair Adams following his wondergoal in his side's game at Raith Rovers this weekend. There's also discussion about Arsenal's recent poor form and whether it's been a good winter already for Manchester City with their rivals within striking distance following their triumphant return from the Club World Cup and Wrexham striker Steven Fletcher in on the podcast following his hat-trick against Barrow in League Two.Timecodes: 0:08 - Liverpool 4-2 Newcastle reaction 5:11 - Jurgen Klopp 6:46 - Eddie Howe 8:15 - Arsenal faltering 20:09 - Are Man City ready to strike? 25:13 - Arbroath goalkeeper Ali Adams 37:09 - Donny van de Beek transfer discussion 42:14 - Wrexham striker Steven Fletcher

Dave Jones is joined by Jobi McAnuff and Glenn Murray to review the action from Selhurst Park where Crystal Palace drew 1-1 with rivals Brighton.Hear from Danny Welbeck, Roberto De Zerbi and Roy Hodgson as both sides have to settle for a point each.

Steve Crossman is joined by correspondent John Murray, former Brighton striker Glenn Murray and ex-Chelsea full back Mario Melchiot to react to a dramatic night of EFL Cup quarter finals.There's analysis on Chelsea's late show against Newcastle as they advance after a penalty shoot-out. We also hear from Fulham boss Marco Silva and Middlesbrough's Michael Carrick after both sides made the last four.On the day Nottingham Forest sacked Steve Cooper, podcaster Max Hayes joins us to discuss what comes next for the club. And we hear from the 2023 BBC Sports Personality of the Year Mary Earps.TIMECODES 00:40 Chelsea reach the EFL Cup semi-finals 04:41 Post-match interview with Mauricio Pochettino 12:30 Fulham beat Everton on penalties (including interview with Marco Silva) 16:27 Reaction from Michael Carrick as Middlesbrough reach the last four 18:13 Reaction to Steve Cooper's sacking at Nottingham Forest 29:18 Interview with SPOTY winner Mary Earps

Darren Fletcher is joined by Nigel Reo-Coker, Glenn Murray and Kevin Campbell to look ahead to the weekend's Premier League action. They ask whether Steve Cooper could be facing his final game in charge if Nottingham Forest lose to Wolves. The panel also look at Manchester City's mini-slump, with Pep Guardiola saying the struggle in form could be good for the club. And there's a discussion on whether the packed fixture schedules are to blame for clubs struggling with injuries this season.TIMECODES 00:43 Chris Wilder on Sheffield United's key game with Brentford 04:30 Steve Cooper under pressure at Nottingham Forest 11:58 Man City's mini-crisis 20:15 Is Gary O'Neil underrated? 26:36 Newcastle's injuries mount - is the schedule to blame?

Steve Crossman is joined by Michael Brown, Paul Robinson and Glenn Murray to look ahead to the weekend's Premier League action. With just three points separating the top five and four of those teams facing each other this weekend we look at the impending title race and preview the huge game between Manchester City and Liverpool. We hear from Sean Dyche, who has been speaking to the media for the first time since Everton were docked 10 points for breaching financial rules, and look ahead to their game against Manchester United. Plus we discuss what could help referees deal with the pressure of making big decisions under the current scrutiny on match officials, and would sin bins be a good addition to the Premier League? 00:50 – Panel's famous Encounters 02:50 – Title Contenders 06:40 – Manchester City v Liverpool Preview 22:55 – Everton 30:40 – Referees dealing with pressure 36:05 – Sin bins

Both Rasmus Hojlund and Nicolas Jackson have felt the weight of expectation following their respective summer moves to Man United and Chelsea.To analyse their starts to life in the Premier League Ayo Akinwolere is joined by former Liverpool striker Neil Mellor and ex-Brighton & Hove Albion forward Glenn Murray as well as The Athletic's Oliver Kay.The panel assess the impact of the environment both players are operating in, the options available within the transfer market for 'elite' clubs as well as what it will take for both Hojlund and Jackson to succeed.Produced by Guy ClarkeExecutive Producer: Adey Moorhead***• Make time to chill this holiday season and reach for the beer that's Made to Chill. Get Coors Light delivered straight to your door with Drizly or Instacart by going to coorslight.com/athleticfootball  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Both Rasmus Hojlund and Nicolas Jackson have felt the weight of expectation following their respective summer moves to Man United and Chelsea. To analyse their starts to life in the Premier League Ayo Akinwolere is joined by former Liverpool striker Neil Mellor and ex-Brighton & Hove Albion forward Glenn Murray as well as The Athletic's Oliver Kay. The panel assess the impact of the environment both players are operating in, the options available within the transfer market for 'elite' clubs as well as what it will take for both Hojlund and Jackson to succeed. Produced by Guy Clarke Executive Producer: Adey Moorhead *** • Make time to chill this holiday season and reach for the beer that's Made to Chill. Get Coors Light delivered straight to your door with Drizly or Instacart by going to coorslight.com/athleticfootball  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Darren Fletcher hosts the Friday Football Social and is joined by Don Hutchison, Glenn Murray and Kevin Campbell to discuss the ongoing issues at Manchester United and whether Erik Ten Hag is 'out of touch' with his managerial style at Old Trafford. They also chat about Unai Emery and the extent of his impact at Aston Villa just over a year since he arrived at the club. Luton Town striker Carlton Morris is also on the podcast to talk about the Hatters' start to their first Premier League season and his own journey to the top flight.

If you really want to accomplish something, what could really stop you?Today's podcast guest, Glenn Murray, believes he could get through a brick wall if he had enough time. His resilient life is a prime example of being unstoppable. Having failed in school early on, Glenn eventually became an intelligence officer in the marines with rare security clearance. He has traveled the world speaking with high ranking officials and built his house with his own hands. If you are in a challenging leadership role right now, listen to this podcast and imagine what you could do if you only knew how to become unstoppable.To Order Doug's Books: The Resiliency QuestMad About UsVisit Doug's Website: DougMcKinley.comTo Listen to Leadership Currency Podcast: Leadership Currency Podcast

Mark Chapman presents the Monday Night Club. He's joined by former Premier League strikers Chris Sutton and Glenn Murray, along with New York Times chief soccer correspondent Rory Smith. They react to Chelsea's Romelu Lukaku closing in on a loan move to Roma. What about Darwin Núñez and Liverpool after they left it late to beat Newcastle? And West Ham's Jarrod Bowen joins the pod and has his say on the new rules on time-wasting. 00:15 Chris Sutton gets questioned after 606 02:20 Yet another move for Romelu Lukaku 09:10 What did Liverpool learn from their win at Newcastle? 13:45 Will this be Darwin's season? 21:55 West Ham's Jarrod Bowen LIVE on the pod 31:50 Will the new rules on time-wasting last?

Aaron Paul looks ahead to Arsenal vs Man City in the Community Shield. He's joined by former strikers Kevin Campbell and Glenn Murray, and Scotland captain Rachel Corsie. Hear from Declan Rice and Pep Guardiola. And German journalist Raphael Honigstein has the latest as Bayern Munich wait for a decision from Tottenham on whether they'll sell Harry Kane. TOPICS: 2:15 – Community Shield, 4:55 – Arsenal, 16:45 – Man City, 29:05 – Harry Kane.

Darren Fletcher is joined by Glenn Murray, Kevin Campbell and Shay Given. Is the Treble on? The team discuss whether anyone can now stop Man City. West Ham coach Kevin Nolan joins the pod and not only gives some great insight into the total joy of their win over AZ Alkmaar but is also very strong on the crowd trouble at the end of the match. Luton boss Rob Edwards drops in to discuss the Championship play-off final and what promotion would mean for the Hatters and the team end by discussing the growing gap between the Premier League and the Championship. TOPICS 0 mins – just what is the capital of Turkey? 2.40 mins – the brilliance of Manchester City. 6.40 mins – the evolution of John Stones. 9.53 mins – if Man City win the Treble, would they be seen as better than Man Utd in 1999? 14.54 mins – the improvement made by Kyle Walker. 20.54 mins – West Ham coach Kevin Nolan joins the pod. 24.30 mins – Nolan on the small arena where the Europa Conference League final be played – calling it a ‘disgrace'. 25.19 mins – Nolan on the trouble at the end of the match – calling it ‘disgusting'. 29.36 mins – Luton Town boss Rob Edwards on reaching the play-off final and what promotion would mean. 38 mins – the team discuss the widening gap between the Premier League and the Premier League – and discuss this weekend's key matches.