Podcast appearances and mentions of harvey elliot

Liverpool earned a narrow victory in Europe last night as Harvey Elliot's late goal proved enough to see off PSG in the French capital, but it was the Reds goalkeeper who earned the plaudits. Alisson denied just about everyone in blue at the Parc Des Princes, giving Arne Slot's side something to defend in the second leg.Elsewhere, attention turns to Manchester United and Spurs in the Europa League tonight, with Real Sociedad awaiting the Red Devils, keen to extend their recent misery. Is the competition something United should be targeting as winnable? Or is it all about continuing to adapt to the Ruben Amorim system? Niall and Marley discuss all that and more on the latest FSD.Keep up to date with us on our socials here: Twitter: https://twitter.com/FSDPod TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@footballsocialdaily Telegram Group: https://t.me/FootballSocial Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Leo Bachanian, Manu Sánchez y Pablo Montaño analizan la actuación de los representantes de la Premier en el arranque de los octavos de final de la Champions League. El Liverpool se trajo de París una victoria que parecía imposible por el contexto de un partido en el que fue superado como hacía mucho no se veía. Alisson en modo imbatible y una actuación para los libros. Harvey Elliot, el otro gran héroe de la noche. El Arsenal y Arteta ya planifican los cuartos de final. El Aston Villa hizo de la noche en Brujas un cuento de hadas. Y a ti, si te gusta Universo Premier League, suscríbete al programa. ¡Arrancamos! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Alisson Becker. Harvey Elliot. Arne Slot. For et fantastisk ranslag i flomlyset i Paris!Alisson spilte seg til 10 på børsen før pause og spilte seg opp til en ny skala etter det. I Liverpool.no: Pausepraten tar Arve Vassbotten, Stefan Fosse og Mari Lunde for seg kampen mot PSG. En borteseier mot all logikk. Og hvordan skal Liverpool prioritere i helga nå? Her er temaene: 00:43: Tre kjappe spørsmål01:41: Hvordan vil denne kampen huskes om 50 år?08:01: Alisson sprenger skalaen – hvem er det som har gitt under 10?12:25: Ble Alisson ekstra tent av Mamardashvili og hva skal man gjøre med han?16:10: Fantastisk at Darwin Nunez og Harvey Elliott fikk lov å avgjøre dette19:53: Feiring, sosiale medier på sitt gøyeste og Alisson PLs beste22:09: Arne Slots plan, utførelse, bytter og Diogo Jota, Luis Diaz og Mohamed Salah26:30: Alexis Mac Allisters rutine og Wataru Endos ankomst28:09: – Irriterende at folk sier det er flaks – det er smart30:36: Trent Alexander-Arnold og Andy Robertson32:47: Scouse-skolen: Swerve33:44: Oppsiktsvekkende fakta om lagoppstillingen mot PSG35:04: Uenighet om prioriteringene til helga41:44: Hvilken spiller snakker Pausepraten junior om her?43:43: Lytterspørsmål om fremtidig Liverpool-kaptein45:17: Er det noen goder som det forhandles om nå?48:04: Spillerne trekkes for maten og har eget kjøkken i bussen49:33: Mat du må ligge unna og velge på The Kop Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Leo Bachanian, Manu Sánchez y Pablo Montaño analizan la actuación de los representantes de la Premier en el arranque de los octavos de final de la Champions League. El Liverpool se trajo de París una victoria que parecía imposible por el contexto de un partido en el que fue superado como hacía mucho no se veía. Alisson en modo imbatible y una actuación para los libros. Harvey Elliot, el otro gran héroe de la noche. El Arsenal y Arteta ya planifican los cuartos de final. El Aston Villa hizo de la noche en Brujas un cuento de hadas. Y a ti, si te gusta Universo Premier League, suscríbete al programa. ¡Arrancamos! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Está no ar o nosso "Direto de Liverpool" ! Um quadro semanal com notícias e breves análises sobre o que acontece com o Liverpool! Pela Champions os Reds, com mais uma vitória garantem a classificação às fases finais e se consolidam na primeira posição, com incríveis sete vitórias em sete jogos e com apenas dois gols sofridos. Num jogo controlado, o Liverpool vence o bom time do Lille, que apesar de virem de vinte e uma partidas sem derrota, caíram nas armadilhas do Slot e viram Salah se consolidar como um dos maiores da competição. E com boa partida de nosso Harvey Elliot, o 2x1 garante a liderança na Europa e um caminho interessante por vir na competição. Dani ainda trouxe atualizações sobre renovações e os rumores de mercado do Liverpool para essa janela. Será que teremos contratações? Todas as quintas, em todas as nossas redes, notícias e breves comentários sobre os Reds, sempre por ele, o homem que conhece as principais fontes de Liverpool, Dani Pearce!

Leo Bachanian, Manuel Sánchez y Pablo Montaño analizan la carrera de Marcus Rashford en el Manchester United. Tras 19 años en el club anunció esta semana que es el momento para afrontar nuevos desafíos. ¿Por qué su carrera no tomó el curso de élite que su talento proyectaba? ¿Dónde podría Rashford volver a encontrar su mejor versión? Además, todo el repaso a los cuartos de final de la Carabao Cup: aunque con la alegría por el hat-trick de Gabriel Jesús, la clasificación dejó a Arteta con más dudas que certezas; en el Liverpool, Harvey Elliot quiere despegar definitivamente; y Newcastle vuelve a fijar los ojos en Wembley para apuntalar el proyecto saudí. También los días importantes que se le vienen al Tottenham y a Postecoglu. Y a tí, si te gusta Universo Premier League, suscríbete al programa. ¡Arrancamos! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Leo Bachanian, Manuel Sánchez y Pablo Montaño analizan la carrera de Marcus Rashford en el Manchester United. Tras 19 años en el club anunció esta semana que es el momento para afrontar nuevos desafíos. ¿Por qué su carrera no tomó el curso de élite que su talento proyectaba? ¿Dónde podría Rashford volver a encontrar su mejor versión? Además, todo el repaso a los cuartos de final de la Carabao Cup: aunque con la alegría por el hat-trick de Gabriel Jesús, la clasificación dejó a Arteta con más dudas que certezas; en el Liverpool, Harvey Elliot quiere despegar definitivamente; y Newcastle vuelve a fijar los ojos en Wembley para apuntalar el proyecto saudí. También los días importantes que se le vienen al Tottenham y a Postecoglu. Y a tí, si te gusta Universo Premier League, suscríbete al programa. ¡Arrancamos! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Chloe is here with the Redmen Bitesize Podcast as she rounds up the latest news from Arne Slot's pre match press conference.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/redmentv. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On the latest episode of The Anfield Index Podcast Trev Downey and Lisa Marie Hanahan discuss Harvey Elliot's injury, the heavy schedule ahead for the Reds, the Champions League fixtures, their preferred European destinations, the travails of the overseas fan and the joy of coffee. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

This is Early Kick Off from the Men in Blazers media network and presented by our great friends of the pod STōK Cold Brew Coffee, all your global football stories straight from the back pages of Europe's newspapers in around 10 minutes.On today's episode: Mikel Arteta commits his future to Arsenal, signing a contract which will last until 2027; in an interview with Rio Ferdinand, Cristiano Ronaldo takes a pop at Erik Ten Hag; the world continues to react to the appointment of Mauricio Pochettino as USMNT boss; Liverpool's Harvey Elliot fractures his foot during the international break and will be out until late October; talks have begun about expanding the Women's World Cup to 48 teams; and Barnet boss Dean Brennan gives a rousing rallying cry to his club's supporters.Football don't sleep, and neither do we.This episode was made in the UK for Men In Blazers by…Host: Sammy JamesProducer: George CooperAssistant producer: Elizabeth BarnardResearcher: Jack CollinsSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

On the latest Molby On The Spot, Trev Downey and Jan Molby discuss the the decline of international football, the frustrating Harvey Elliot injury, how to sack a manager (with anecdotes about Brendan Rodgers and Jan's own dismissals from Swansea and Hull), the Forest challenge on Saturday and the Champions League return against AC Milan in the San Siro. Jan and Trev have great craic, as ever, with analysis, opinion and anecdotes aplenty! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Chris and Peter are here for the News Update to discuss the news that Harvey Elliot faces a spell on the sidelines with an injury and the news that Kylian Mbappe had a verbal agreement to join LFC on a short term contract.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/redmentv. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

WATCH OR LISTEN TO THE FULL SHOW HERE: https://theredmentv.com/liverpool-4-2-tottenham-player-ratings/Harvey Elliot scored a wonder-goal vs Tottenham Hotspur yesterday evening in the Premier League clash at Anfield and Dan and Errol where in the studio to talk about the man of the match!Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/redmentv. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Tony Cascarino and Alyson Rudd took a road trip to see Liverpool and Jurgen Klopp's penultimate home game in charge. Whatever happened in the car stays in the car. Tom Clarke and Gregor Robertson quiz them on Spurs' alarming dip in form, and the performance of Harvey Elliot. Tony finally got to ask Klopp a question…In the title race Haaland and Rice are purring, Gregor is very impressed with the all round contribution of Declan Rice on and off the pitch. Tony thinks Haaland leaps like a salmon!Elsewhere Chelsea are starting to look like a real team…will it last? And West Ham have agreed personal terms with Julen Lopetegui…Is relegation now all done and dusted…? And what does it take to survive in the Premier League for promoted teams? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

0:00 Intro 1:00 Showdown-Woche in der Champions League 3:30 Union trennt sich von Trainer Nenad Bjelica 4:27 Trainersuche XXL - wer wird der Neue bei den Bayern? 15:14 Wirtz, Peretz und Sieb: So planen die Bayern mit ihnen 17:37 Kjell Wätjen - vom Mathe-Abi nach Paris 20:25 Mega-Klausel! Benjamin Sesko wird immer teurer 21:53 Guirassy halten, Wolgemuth befördern? So plant der VfB 25:15 Nadiem Amiri: So geht es mit ihm weiter 26:10 Davie Selke vor Köln-Abgang 27:30 Die Kleinanzeigen 28:17 2. Bundesliga: Herthas Plan mit Dardai und dem potenziellen Nachfolger Fiel 30:00 Das Traumtor von Harvey Elliot

Manchester United draw with Liverpool meaning Arsenal stay top of the Premier League! Rio Ferdinand on if Kobbie Mainoo can become World Class? What is Man United's style of play? Rio Ferdinand, Joel Beya & Stephen Howson are back with part 1 of Vibe With FIVE! In this segment, the panel discuss Man United's 1-1 draw with Liverpool at Old Trafford! Stay tuned to hear them talk about WAN-Bissaka's tackle on Harvey Elliot for the penalty, Rio's view on why Casemiro's flaws are exposed in Man Utd's system and much more! Don't forget to like, comment, subscribe and hit that notification bell so you never miss a minute of football coverage, exclusive interviews, and fiery debates this season! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Recap of this weekends prem derby's, some WSL games, the Spanish Supercopa Final, a slight mention of the USMNT, and a discussion of a very unhinged Tik Tok Katya came across.

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The Milan Derby was a match to remember with a game-winning performance by Olivier Giroud! Dusan Vlahovic scores 13 minutes into his Juventus debut and Harvey Elliot finds the net in his Liverpool return! Xavi's new look Barcelona look like they can turn things around as they enter the top 4 and fight for a UCL spot! The AFCON Final was a stunning display that saw Senegal raise the cup for the first time in their nation's history!

This week it's lonely old me stuck in quarentine for a week before I get unleashed onto PERTH, Australia! This week I'm riffing too hard about my fringeworld show 'King of comedy UK', shout-out city, Harvey Elliot is back, Pam and Tommy, the best sex tapes & I would deffo break quarentine to meet LeBron!   Add me on insta @lebronjamesofcomedy 

Pressure mounts on Brendan Rodgers after Leicester City were humiliated by Nottingham Forest in the FA Cup, Boreham Wood manager Luke Garrard reflects on an incredible win against the odds at Bournemouth, Micky Gray gushes over Harvey Elliot who scored his maiden Liverpool goal after spending five months out injured & Sadio Mane's Senegal win their first AFCON tournament. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week's episode sees reds Terry McGivern and Gary Murray and blues Ian Mills and Andrew Price review the weekend's FA Cup 4th round games, with both team's progressing. The blues talk about the return of a feelgood factor, as a much improved Everton won 4-1, away to Brentford in new manager, Frank Lampard's first game. On the red side, Terry and Gary discuss their view on Liverpool's 3-1 win over Cardiff, at Anfield, with Curtis Jones and Naby Keita coming in for some criticism, whilst the cameos of Harvey Elliot and new boy Luis Diaz, were noted highlights. The show closes with a look ahead to this week's games, in a packed premier league schedule, with Everton facing Newcastle away on Tuesday, before hosting Leeds on Saturday, whilst Liverpool host Leicester on Thursday, before travelling to Burnley on Sunday.

Liverpool's hunt for the quadruple rumbles on as they eased past Cardiff City 3-1 to enter the fifth round of the FA Cup thanks to goals from Diogo Jota, Takumi Minamino and a wonder strike from returning wonder kid Harvey Elliott.The headlines of the day no doubt, will be the return of Harvey Elliot from injury who scored a wonderful volley to mark his comeback, and the debut of new signing Luis Diaz, who notched an assist on his Anfield berth. Patrick Smith is here to bring you all the reaction including; the reactions of Liverpool ECHO correspondent Ian Doyle, Jurgen Klopp's Press Conference and of course the view from the Kop, with fans Stephen Dawson, Mike Holt & Mark Baker giving their thoughts on the Reds' return to action!Enjoy.

Just the two on this week's episode of the Extra Time podcast, as Patrick van Straaten and Dougie Critchley discuss what could be next for Liverpool - and more importantly, the future of Sadio Mane's position. Not that Mane is close to being finished at Anfield by any means, but at some point Liverpool will have to look to the future and find a replacement. A lot of Bundesliga names are discussed, including Christopher Nkunku and Moussa Diary, as well Porto's Luis Diaz. Premier League players Jarrod Bowen and Raphinha also come up in conversation, but with Harvey Elliot, does Jurgen Klopp already have the perfect person waiting in the wings? Enjoy!

Jurgen Klopp looks ahead to Liverpool Sporting Director Michael Edwards' departure next summer as Julian Ward looks to succeed the Reds' transfer guru. The German manager also gave an injury update for Liverpool stars Curtis Jones, Harvey Elliot and Roberto Firmino.#LIVARSJOIN us on 24th November in Dublin for Blood Red LIVE tickets available: bloodred.ieGet exclusive podcasts and video content direct to your inbox every week for FREE by joining the Blood Red Club. Sign up at http://www.bloodredpodcast.co.ukListen to our Blood Red podcasts: https://podfollow.com/1109064476/viewJoin our Blood Red podcast group on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1656599847979758/Visit the Liverpool ECHO website: https://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/all-about/liverpool-fcDownload our Liverpool FC app for free:Apple - https://apps.apple.com/gb/app/lfc-echo/id1255495425Android - https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.mirror.liverpoolfcFollow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/LivEchoLFCFollow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LiverpoolEchoLFC/Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bloodred_lfc/Follow us on TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@bloodred_lfcSubscribe to us on Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/bloodredliverpoolfc

The Theatre of Dreams starting to live back up to its nickname in Manchester, praying for Harvey Elliot after suffering a severe ankle injury, Yash and Tyler's takes on the top 22 players in FIFA 22 and much more!   Time Stamps:  00:55 - Ronaldo's second Manchester United debut, Man U looking box office 11:25 - How will the partnership between Bruno Fernandes and Cristiano Ronaldo develop? 17:25 - Praying for Harvey Elliot and wishing him a speedy recovery 24:05 - Is Sadio Mane's finishing in a slump or on the decline? 33:54 - Hwang Hee-Chan scores in his Wolves debut! 35:05 - Arsenal bold line up changes, out with the old and in with the new, and it pays off 40:30 - EA release the top 22 players in FIFA 22, Ronaldo no longer in top 2 56:50 - Preview of matches for upcoming weekend We want to thank everyone for supporting the show!!!  Follow Us:  https://twitter.com/ThePremierPod https://www.instagram.com/thepremierpod/?hl=en Twitter:  https://twitter.com/yashbhika  https://twitter.com/Haukpun Instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/yash10/?hl=en https://www.instagram.com/haukpun/?hl=en MUSIC: Title: Buddha Artist: Kontekst Genre: Hip Hop & Rap Mood: Bright Download / Stream / Support: http://bit.ly/2Pe7mBN

This week we cover the major incidents from Matchday 4 of the Premier League and Matchday 1 from the Champions League including: Was the red card correct for Struijk for his leg breaking challenge on Harvey Elliot? Should Tarkowski's challenge on Richarlyson be a foul? Anthony Taylor showing a second yellow to a player with no yellow in the first place 4 penalties, 2 missed and 1 red card for diving in Seville and Tanganga's quick 2 yellows vs Palace

Special guests Jeff and Evan join this family affair of an episode to discuss their teams, Liverpool and Tottenham. But first, we talk about the international break COVID drama, Cristiano Ronaldo's brace on his return to Old Trafford, Harvey Elliot's gruesome injury, City's win over Leicester, and Nuno's blunder at Crystal Palace. 

Está no ar mais um episódio do podcast da Somos Liverpool! Nesse episódio analisamos a vitória diante do Leeds e falamos sobre a lesão do Elliot, jogo fantástico do Fabinho e recorde de Mo Salah! Demos uma prévia do confronto da Champions diante do Milan e falamos um pouco sobre o que esperar do Liverpool na competição! Não nos deixe caminhar sozinho e vem nesse play!

Welcome to the Home of The Tap in Merchants! In this episode the boys go through the Premier League results including Cristiano Ronaldo's Second debut, discuss the Harvey Elliot injury and preview the upcoming Champions League and Premier League fixtures. Follow us on social media so you can be #TappedIn: https://linktr.ee/tapinmerchants

Episode 101!We're back with another jam packed week of talking points in the world of Premier League football! We open with Spurs' defeat at Crystal Palace after Edouard grabbed a brace and Tanganga's red card. Tanya questions Nuno after a very disjointed performance from her side. She questions the selections of Dele and Winks after a very flat showing from the Spurs midfield. There's praise for Conor Gallacher and Edouard as Patrick Vieira gets off the mark with his first win. Next we cover the Utd game as Ronaldo marks his return with a brace and the team get into an intense debate over the Ronaldo vs Messi argument. Who is your GOAT? Arsenal get off the mark with a win over Norwich as the Gooners give their opinion over a much needed win for Arsenal at the Emirates and they discuss the conundrum of Nicolas Pepe. As well as discussing the rest of the weekend's action, we give praise to a dominating performance from Liverpool over Leeds despite a horror injury to Harvey Elliot. Did you think it was a red card? Who was your Man of the Week? Make sure to subscribe on your platform of choice and follow on Instagram and Twitter @WTATL

On this week's edition of the SSTSoccer Podcast, the boys discuss Ronaldo's dream debut for Manchester United, the implications of Harvey Elliot's injury, Arsenal getting back on track, and a UCL preview. linktr.ee/samsportstalk --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/samsportstalk/support

Cristiano Ronaldo bags a brace on his return to Old Trafford against Newcastle with Romelu Lukaku doing the same against Villa in Chelsea's 3-0 win. Tottenham face the sword against Patrick Vieira's Crystal Palace whilst Mo Salah's 100th PL goal comes against Leeds in an easy win that saw Harvey Elliot go off with a season ending injury...

The latest Across The Park podcast is a highly positive one with both sides recording victories in the fourth round of fixtures and both sitting at the top of the league table on 10 points. Terry, the sole reds representative on this weeks podcast, is optimistic about upcoming season having witnessed another highly fluent and dominant attacking display at Leeds. There were a lot of positives including the performance of Thiago but these were outweighed by the disappointment of losing Harvey Elliot to a devastating, season ending injury. Terry reflects on the challenge which led to the injury and the implications on the strength of the squad going forwards. The blues, Ian Mills and Gary Judge, were left buzzing after another come back seen them destroy a stubborn Burnley in an electric 15 minute spell with what both described, as some of the best attacking and aggressive football they'd seen in a number of years. The blues win was slightly marred by another negative outburst from Richarlison and Ian questions his long term future. Both sides of the park face some social media questions including the success of Everton's budget summer signings and the place that Mo Salah may have alongside Liverpool legends of yesteryear. There are upcoming fixtures for both sides discussed with Liverpool opening their champions league campaign against AC Milan and entertaining Crystal Palace whilst the Blues travel to Aston Villa. The lads give their predictions on the upcoming games after a look back at two Merseyside derbies in “a week in history” and the ever popular “higher or lower” quiz game.

Manchester United keeper Lee Grant reveals the pre-match speech Ronaldo gave before bagging a brace on his second debut, Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp gives an update on Harvey Elliot's horrific ankle injury after a challenge from Leeds United's Pascal Struijk and Emma Raducanu's US Open victory is labelled ‘one of the greatest achievements ever in sport'. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

A deep dive on Ronaldo's second debut, Elliot's horrific injury and the return of the Champions League Part 1 Gary Neville and Jamie Carragher were taking pot shots on Twitter again today. Is this some sort of aggressive marketing strategy for Monday Night Football? Part 2 Man United won 4-1 against Newcastle United, with Cristiano Ronaldo scoring twice for his second debut. Harvey Elliot suffered a horrific sounding injury against Leeds United on Sunday. Should we have heeded Jurgen Klopp's warning? Part 3 The Champions League returns for another season, but this time there's some changes. However, the basic group structure of 8x4 remains and that's what matters most. We've seen the draw, we've seen these teams domestically for a few weeks now. Who will still be here come late May? Part 4 Let's close out the show by highlighting the biggest games of the opening round of this season's Champions League. We also preview the upcoming London Derby between Tottenham and Chelsea this coming Sunday. Closing Contact us: @thetfpod on Twitter or email us at theTFpod@gmail.com Follow us on Twitter: Declan @CheesyHartePun & Andrew @Conbon27 For more, subscribe to Declan's writing over at cheesyhartepun.medium.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! Opening and Closing Music by Twisterium from Pixabay

Weer een nieuwe podcast Kick-off, waarin chef voetbal Valentijn Driessen, Ajax-volger Mike Verweij en presentator Pim Sedee vooruitblikken op de Europese wedstrijden deze week. Volgens Valentijn en Mike moet Sporting Portugal woensdag te verslaan zijn voor Ajax, en verdient Sébastien Haller een kans in de basis. „Zeker na het vergeten vinkje vorig seizoen, en zijn rendement tot nu toe”, aldus Mike. Dat zou kunnen betekenen dat Steven Berghuis op de bank belandt. Die speelde aardig op '10' tegen PEC Zwolle. „Maar”, zo stelt Valentijn, „die moet zich nog veel meer laten gelden bij Ajax.” Ook wordt er uitgebreid gesproken met Robin Jongmans, die vanuit Spanje de verrichtingen van Barcelona volgt. Maakt die ploeg een kans als het dinsdag in Camp Nou aantreedt tegen Bayern München? En gaat Cristiano Ronaldo Manchester United kampioen van Engeland maken? Zijn debuut was in elk geval veelbelovend. Ook Mark van Bommel beleeft als coach van Wolfsburg een prachtige start in de Bundesliga. Verder alles over AZ en PSV, de horrorblessure van Liverpool-talent Harvey Elliot na een overtreding van Pascal Struijk en een prachtige Champions Leauge-wedstrijd voor scheidsrechter Serdar Gözübüyük.

With Ronaldo back, Lukaku firing in goals and Salah joining the 100 club... Who's the favourite to win the golden boot this season? Kane wasn't even mentioned let alone players like Vardy, Ings, Son and all the other talented goalscorers in the league! Such a shame to see Harvey Elliot injured in such a horrific way, hopefully he's back as soon as possible and continues where he left off. Matt talks about Elephants and Ducks, its riviting stuff honest! Huge thanks to our partners Ruffneck scarves & The bgn fm for their continued support.

On this week's episode, Jon & Geoffrey preview the premiere European competition for this season, and the Champions League too. We also discuss the hero that knocked Cristiano Ronaldo off the back pages, comiserate Harvey Elliot's horrific injury, talk last week's World Cup qualifiers, Jon watching Ted Lasso, and more! Hit us up on Twitter at twitter.com/BustingBallsPod, or email us bustingballspod@gmail.com NOW ON SPOTIFY!: https://open.spotify.com/show/0Yz2r4phWcv6EzGmgiTTv9

Gully, Luke and Matt have the pleasure of discussing the 0-2 victory over Watford in Saturday's first win of the 21-22 Season. The lads also discuss the horrific injury to Harvey Elliot in the Liverpool game, The Cult Of Nuno rearing it's ugly head again, a preview of the upcoming home fixture to Brentford and Twitter Corner! Thanks for listening, don't forget to like share and subscribe and follow us in all the usual places Twitter - https://www.twitter.com/wolvesfancast Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/wolvesfancast Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/wolvesfanast Youtube - https://www.youtube.com/c/wolvesfancast?sub_confirmation=1 Website - https://www.wolvesfancast.com Podcast - https://podfollow.com/wolves-fancast See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Episode 12! Off the back of a hectic transfer deadline finale, the USMNT's wobbly start to the qualifying campaign, Tammy Abraham's explosive start for Roma, and more--our duo sat down to produce our longest intro yet. It's a hodgepodge, but when there's much to say, we say it!In half #1, the fellas dive into the recent Weston McKinnie drama, discussing whether or not the nightlife in Nashville really compares to that in Ibiza. They conclude .. nothing, really, and simply express disappointment with the fact that it happened. We shouldn't rip the kid apart, but he probably shouldn't wear the captain's armband either. Maybe we should just quit talking about it! Next up, Jose Mourinho's Italian, attacking vengeance. Pellegrini and Mkhitaryan behind a striker with a chip on his shoulder? Yes please. Speaking of strikers--we couldn't go another second without discussing Luuk de Jong's entrance to the Camp Nou. Will checks Martin's footballing privilege, but the sentiment remains that he's tired of looking for silver linings with recent business. Our Liverpool supporter then goes on to lament a situation of his own, in which he feels Liverpool are still riding on the coattails of their 2018 successes. Harvey Elliot, as much as we love him, can't play 3 positions. White whale, where are you, now? To wrap up, Martin shares the release of his summer dissertation on scanning behavior, and the pair share a lovely bite of New Jerseyan pasta before the whistle. There are no Leftovers.Le second half commences with an actual interest in getting this damn episode on the road! Martin introduces the topic of the day--a twist on incentivization. The carrot and the stick is an artform, he argues, not an empirical truth like many believe. When we look to teach new things, we can place cookies in places only those who are successful can reach, so depending on where we put them--and whether the treat is a warm White Chocolate Macadamia or stale Oatmeal Raisin--we can cleverly draw out strong habits, and be more effective coaches. Will interjects that the direction in which this idea is going is total malarky, and that he doesn't think it has legs. Tough crowd! But Martin insists. He'll thank his co-host later.They dive headfirst into a role-play exercise (oooooh!) in which Martin walks Will through the assignment of point values to various objectives in Reroute--a game he just published within the context of the recent Soccer Detail blog post. They carefully work through it, until Will effectively exposes a critical improvement that could've been made. They dial it in, and Martin eventually settles on the fact that he should never publish again without showing Will first! Regardless of the details, their chat exposes just how subjective the operation of these levers can be, and allows the duo to steamroll right ahead.Now, for the actual meat and potatoes! Recently, Martin had wondered whether or not loss aversion, a cognitive bias well-ingrained in behavioral economics and decision theory, could be implemented as a more effective learning tool than mere positive rewards. Earn $50, or have it taken? Yikes. I'll clutch my purse. Maybe I'll start observing the field more if the keys to my new Lambo are in jeopardy.And so M & W proceed to outline how this seemingly problematic psychological fallacy could be flipped as a productive method. The discussion is deep and full of disagreement--precisely the debate needed for a new idea like this.Join us to hear our thoughts on all these items, and more--including Schrödinger's PoisonBerry, Liverpool's newest 5'3" white-toothed signing, Martin's longing for Aritz Aduritz, a training game in which Henderson can finally be publicly applauded, a cute concert-esque light display down in Samtown, negative blue points, a cascade of 45'+45' obscenities, Will's impressive conceptual-skeet shot, an allusion to some upcoming shenanigans, and a weird coughing fit to...

That's right, Cristiano Ronaldo makes a shock return to Manchester United! Arsenal live and die by Arteta's managerial master plan, Liverpool's quiet transfer window raising a few eyebrows, and much more! Time Stamps:  00:33 - Cristiano Ronaldo returns to Manchester United on a permanent deal 09:01 - How does Ronaldo change Man U & the Premier League? 22:12 - Should Arsenal continue to trust the process? 27:38 - Is Arteta still the manager Arsenal need to succeed? 37:36 - Is Arsenal's development of players the issue or the players they transfer in? 41:36 - Liverpool vs Chelsea analysis 44:45 - Harvey Elliot makes start for Liverpool, is he to stay in the starting 11? 50:55 - Despite Liverpool's quiet transfer window, is this squad still strong enough to challenge for the title?  We want to thank everyone for supporting the show!!!  Follow Us:  https://twitter.com/ThePremierPod https://www.instagram.com/thepremierpod/?hl=en Twitter:  https://twitter.com/yashbhika  https://twitter.com/Haukpun Instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/yash10/?hl=en https://www.instagram.com/haukpun/?hl=en MUSIC: Title: Buddha Artist: Kontekst Genre: Hip Hop & Rap Mood: Bright Download / Stream / Support: http://bit.ly/2Pe7mBN

Episode 99.As we creep up to the big century of podcasts, the team are back with an in depth recap on Liverpool's draw at home to 10 man Chelsea. We discuss the decision to send Reece James to an early shower and Chelsea's heroic defending that saw them preserve their unbeaten start. Mark gives his opinion on the roles played by Salah, Trent &  Elliot and we look back on a quiet summer for the reds. After Arsenal's humiliation at the Etihad that saw the Gunners sink to the bottom of the league, Abdi and Junior let loose on the horrific mismanagement under Mikel Arteta, they are not happy!! Tanya is in good spirits as Spurs make it 3 wins out of 3 but she provides an air of caution to the excited Spurs fan. Elsewhere we cover all the games and big transfer news including the return of Cristiano Ronaldo! Also there's man of the week and much, much more!! Be sure to subscribe and follow on the socials

Welcome back folks. It's episode 11. Amidst the rosy return of fans to stadiums, worldwide, Will leads a discussion as to whether this is truly a delightful thing to witness--or if there are in fact mischievous downsides, lurking in the shadows, to playing in front of an audience. As a critical reminder, the dynamic duo are coming at this from the angle of being self-proclaimed "soulless American soccer fans", fellas that rarely get to grace the beauty of Europe's finest grounds in person, but this is the archetype of many football "hinchas" around the world; their voices ought not be forgotten!A winding chat begins with discussing states of flow that can be brought on by the ultras' drumming, the impact of whistling and jeering on player psyche, and the seemingly counterintuitive stats that show how the home field advantage has lost its luster--and has even become a home field disadvantage--during the covid lockdown. The two go back and forth piecing together rationales for why this might be the case, why it disproportionately affects some leagues, and why top clubs with new stadiums experience different things than those treading water towards the bottom. Martin invokes the commonly discussed TT Pod notion that some teams play in fear of their own fans, making a living by trying to live up to someone else's expectations and a legacy that was established long before they arrived, plus, how that can hurt clubs that refuse to let go of their more successful past. Our hosts ponder whether football loses all significance if there's no one to partake in the make-believe with the players, no one to give importance to kicking a ball into a net, or finishing somewhere in a table--with comparisons drawn between sport and modern currency--leaving W & M in an existential crisis before the half.The second half features a total hodge-podge of high level topics, including the idea that pressure from spectators is perhaps what makes the highest level of sport so compelling; these aren't just the best physical specimens, they're the ones that can do it with the world watching. Discussion takes a dive into the idea of emotional contagion as it somewhat relates to the dynamics between players and the crowd, followed by a brief mention of the recent Nice vs. Marseille field invasion fiasco, and ultimately arriving at the question as to whether home field advantage truly comes from the audience, or peripheral factors like sleeping in your own bed the previous evening. The conversation detours for a while to talk cats and broken parking garages, as you'll surely soon learn, until returning to chat referees. Questions are brought up surrounding the simulation of fans via cardboard cutout or broadcast audio overlays, and Will enters an eloquent monologue as to whether or not the silence actually made the game far more peaceful (and arguably, easier to connect to) than ever before. Things tie off with a foray into the away goals ruling from UEFA and its fan underpinnings.Join us to hear our thoughts on all these items, and more--including a delirious dialogue on heatstroke, Will's adoration for his fellow Liverpool fans, throat-punching for beginners, Martin's disdain for certain feline social gestures, an analysis of how to be bald and break concrete to stop fights (incurring insomnia in those who watch), a fantastic multiple-octave rendition of The Leftovers' heart-wrenching soundtrack, another Harvey Elliot cameo, the return of the Elland Road mafia, leeching parasites, and why holographic spectators is one host's worst nightmare.Find us on Twitter @touchlinetheoryFind Martin on his new Twitter @MG_theory2, and Will @WA_theory! Don't forget to upvote on Wordpress.Subscribe and send us your feedback!

Shauyan is joined with Liverpool TikToker Paddy Murphy to preview Saturday's (August 28th) match between Liverpool & Chelsea at Anfield. Alisson Becker, Trent Alexander-Arnold, Joel Matip, Virgil Van Dijk, Kostas Tsimikas, Naby Keita, Jordan Henderson, Harvey Elliot, Mohamed Salah, Sadio Mane, Roberto Firmino, and Diego Jota coached by Jurgen Klopp will face off against Edouard Mendy, Marcos Alonso, Antonio Rudiger, Andreas Christensen, Cesar Azpilicueta, Mateo Kovacic, Jorginho, Reece James, Kai Havertz, Mason Mount, Timo Werner, and Romelu Lukaku coached by Thomas Tuchel. Make sure to follow us on Instagram @next_gen_pod & Twitter @nextgenpod Time Stamps: Intro 0:00 Liverpool's first 2 matches 2:41 Chelsea's first 2 matches 3:50 Transfer Window 5:06 Score Predictions 10:33 Liverpool outsiders to win the title16:57 Combined XI 22:33

Episode 97! It's a tough one for the Arsenal boys as our spotlight game is Chelsea's convincing win away at the Emirates as Romelu Lukaku returns to the Premier League in style. Abdi and Junior are scathing in their assessment of Arsenal's wretched start to the season and cover their experience of going to the Emirates Stadium on Sunday. Next we cover Liverpool's excellent performance over Burnley with particular praise for the return of the main man Van Dijk and young prospect Harvey Elliot. Mark then previews Liverpool's top of the table clash with Chelsea and speculates over selections and possible formations. As well as chat about Brighton's bright start to the season and Bissouma's future, Tanya questions the quality of Dominic Calvert-Lewin whilst discussing the merits of Adama Traore and his like to Spurs. Man Utd drop points at Southampton, Palace and Brentford see out a bore draw and Leicester crash and burn at the Happy Hammers as we heap praise on the impressive Michail Antonio and David Moyes. Who was our Man of the Week? Be sure to follow on Instagram and Twitter @WTATLOfficial and subscribe!

It's our bonus show; Post Cards United! This podcast accompanies Episode 52 of Soccer Cards United. Each week, along with your regular Thursday episode of SC Utd, you'll get to hear Jason and Enzo discuss your tweets, DMs, and emails, + whatever the lads have on their minds thrown in too. So listen along and maybe you'll pick up a thing or two! This week: Harvey Elliot, World Cup Prizm, and PWCC.

Episode 10! Martin & Will return from a lengthy mic-hiatus and catch up on all recent happenings. Argentina's Copa America, Will's new club team job, a quick Euros recap, and Leo's sudden departure. Inspired by a recent conversation with a friend of the pod, today's chit chat surrounded the way in which some fanbases clamor for signings that are reminiscent of the golden days. Chelsea are hopeful that they've found their "next Drogba" in Lukaku, while Barca fans can't help but compare Yusuf Demir's gait to the ghost of Messi, and Liverpool assesses whether their next striker replacement ought to fit the Firmino role, or not. There's an incessant need to compare and draw parallels, so we ask, is this helpful, or actually detrimental?Join us to hear our thoughts on all these items, and more--including the crappy way in which Martin missed Di Maria's game winning chip, Will's Raheem Sterling ballon d'or backing, Harvey Elliot as the next cube, the actually positive similarities between Koeman and Lampard, and this year's lucky recipient of TT's world's hottest teen award!Find us on Twitter @touchlinetheoryFind Martin on his new Twitter @MG_theory2, and Will @WA_theory! Don't forget to comment on Spotify.Subscribe and send us your feedback!

Episode 96 - Its our 2 year anniversary episode!! The team open with a beefy discussion the biggest topic in football, Messi leaving Barcelona for PSG! We discuss what this means for Barca, PSG and La Liga aswell as the expectations for Poch with the depth of his side. We cover the signing of Grealish as he made his debut in the Community Shield whilst we discuss the future of the James Maddison. Abdi, Junior and Tanya are pessimistic about their sides this season whilst Mark is mildly optimistic about Liverpool's hopes after a positive pre-season and the return of their top dogs. Elsewhere we discuss the signing of Lukaku and  give our predictions for Top 4 & relegation! Be sure to subscribe and follow on instagram and twitter @WTATLOfficial

This weeks episode begins with the blues, Andrew Price & Ian Mills looking back at Everton's lack lustre performance and result in their final pre season game at old Trafford where they lost 4-0. Amongst the discussion, they reflect on a small minority of the fans at the game aiming stick towards Rafa Benitez being the man in charge. The reds, Phil Roberts & Gary Murray, then look at the first of their final two pre season games where they drew 1-1 at Anfield with Athletic Bilbao. The game seen Andy Robertson helped off with what looked like ankle damage, the home return for Van Dijk and Harvey Elliot lighting the game up and not looking out of place. Social media is next with questions towards Liverpool's lack of signings & Marcel Brands' role and what he's actually doing. Next is some fun with a red and blue “who am I”, hosted this week by Gary. This week in history is next with the Everton lads looking to the signing of Leighton Baines back in 2007 and the Liverpool lads looking at 2004 when Michael Owen controversially left for Real Madrid. Finally, both sides get to preview the return of the premier league with the blues first up hosting Southampton at 3pm on Saturday, while Liverpool face a trip to Norwich City at 5:30pm on the same day. 

Ryan Dilks and Justin Peach bring you another review of all the action and news from the Championship!Alex Neil leaves Preston!Cardiff win the South Wales derby!Watford are in prime position for the automatics!Harvey Elliot is still a child...It's the Second Tier.Come back and stay for good this time!Website: www.secondtierpod.co.ukTwitter: twitter.com/secondtierpod***Please take the time to give us a review and rating on whatever platform you listen to us on. It helps up massively and goes a long way towards us getting new listeners! Thank you.*** Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ryan Dilks and Justin Peach bring you another review of all the action and news from the Championship! Alex Neil leaves Preston! Cardiff win the South Wales derby! Watford are in prime position for the automatics! Harvey Elliot is still a child... It's the Second Tier. Come back and stay for good this time! Website: www.secondtierpod.co.uk Twitter: twitter.com/secondtierpod ***Please take the time to give us a review and rating on whatever platform you listen to us on. It helps up massively and goes a long way towards us getting new listeners! Thank you.*** Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hi! Episode 6 of The Front Three podcast! We're talking Leicester, our CB signings, Harvey Elliot and lots more! Once again, listen and subscribe! Our instagram is @thefront_three Thanks guys, YNWA

What Premier League player would make a great Quarter-Back? - Man United sister club win the Super Bowl (00:09) - What if footballers were footballers? (08:24) - Bruno Fernandes would be an ideal Quarter-Back (10:15) - Nobody creates more big chances than Bruno (19:45) - Fernandinho pulls Man City's strings (26:10) - Who would be our ‘No.1 Draft Picks'? (37:55) - Harvey Elliot is a standout at Liverpool (39:50) - Charlie McNeill has scored 600 goals for City (47:30) Rate, review, share on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and SoundCloud. Join the conversation on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. We've been The Linesmen!

Liverpools seiersmaskin ruller videre, og står nå med sju strake seiere i Premier League 2019/2020.Arve Vassbotten, Tore Hansen og Torbjørn Flatin snakker om Sheffield United-seieren, tar et tilbakeblikk til MK Dons, og ser framover mot Salzburg og Leicester. Vi snakker også med en østerriksk journalist om onsdagens motstander, vi trykket Harvey Elliot til vårt bryst og nevner han i samme åndedrag som Owen, og oser vår kjærlighet over James Milner. Dette og mye mer i The Kopite Podcasten. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.