Podcast appearances and mentions of Howard Wilkinson

This is the first episode of a new project, Manchester United: The Lost Tapes.You can find The Lost Tapes on its own feed, everywhere you find podcasts. Enjoy.---Few footballers have had a transformative impact to compare with that of Eric Cantona at Manchester United. When he arrived at Old Trafford from Leeds United, the club were still licking their wounds after passing 25 years without a league title - ironically, marking the occasion by coming agonisingly close in a battle with Cantona's then-club.In November 1992, the relationship between Cantona and Leeds manager Howard Wilkinson had deteriorated. Cantona had scored the Premier League's first-ever hat-trick, and his immense talent was not in doubt - but his discipline was. Wilkinson had brought Cantona to Leeds as recently as January after the Frenchman had been effectively thrown out of his domestic league. The Leeds manager was known as Sergeant Wilko for a reason; however, so too was Eric nicknamed Enfant terrible.Wilkinson found himself with an unexpected solution when he attempted to strengthen his defence. He needed a full-back, so asked his chairman Bill Fotherby to enquire whether Manchester United would allow Denis Irwin to return to Elland Road. United chairman Martin Edwards said no - but, after a brief discussion with Alex Ferguson, made a counter- offer. Could Manchester United sign Eric Cantona? A deal was swiftly agreed. Leeds felt they were losing a troublemaker. The world of football felt Ferguson was taking a gamble he could ill afford.Written by Wayne Barton. Narrated by Patrick Barclay. Produced by Ed Barker, Studio 1878. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This is Manchester United: The Lost Tapes. Stories about United's rich history, told in a way you've never heard before. Written by Wayne Barton, narrated by Patrick Barclay and produced by Studio 1878.Episode One: CantonaEric Cantona's arrival from Leeds United transformed Manchester United after a 25-year title drought, reshaping the club's fortunes and igniting the Premier League's imagination. Internal conflict at Leeds and Cantona's infamous disciplinary issues under Howard Wilkinson, culminated in a startling twist when Leeds approached United about signing Dennis Irwin. Instead, United countered with an offer for Cantona—setting in motion one of football's most pivotal transfers and redefining what it meant to be a United legend.Some episodes coming later in the season include ...Bitter RivalsIn the late 1990s and early noughties there were no more fierce rivals than Arsenal and Manchester United. From the mass brawl at Old Trafford in 1990, to trading titles in 1997, 1998 and 1999, two epic FA Cup semi-finals and pizzagate, no holds were barred.Welcome to HellIn 1993, Manchester United ended the 26-year wait to win a league title. Their reward for that piece of history was to compete in the European Cup. United had qualified for the semi-finals in each of their five campaigns under Sir Matt Busby, winning it in 1968. The club's first foray into the tournament tin almost a quarter of a century was to end in stunning, controversial fashion, with one of the most memorable ties in the history of the competition. This is Manchester United's Welcome to Hell.KnightonIt is 1989 and Michael Knighton is on the Old Trafford pitch juggling a football and scoring at the Stratford End in front of a bemused crowd. Knighton had secured a £20m acquisition of Manchester United, agreeing to purchase shares from then club Chairman Martin Edwards. The investment would be put towards improving the first team and rebuilding the Stratford End. Yet, within a fortnight the deal had collapsed amid acrimony and accusations that Knighton didn't have the money to complete the deal. This is the inside story from those who covered it on the ground.More to come ... Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We chat national politics with Chad Pergram and Howard Wilkinson.

We talk national politics with Howard Wilkinson and Chad Pergram.

In Part 2 of our interview with former Middlesbrough and Cardiff City striker Andy Campbell, we dive deep into his football journey. Andy reflects on his club career, sharing insights about legendary managers like Bryan Robson, Terry Venables, and Steve McClaren, and teammates including Juninho, Gazza, and Robert Earnshaw. He takes us behind the scenes with training ground stories, match day experiences, and the ups and downs of football transfers. Andy also opens up about his time with England U21s, playing under Howard Wilkinson, and memorable matches against Yugoslavia and Turkey. We wrap things up with his all-time 'Played With XI,' the story of his retirement, and some light-hearted quick fire questions. Don't miss this captivating episode packed with football memories and behind-the-scenes stories!

It was the year of the Sky revolution in football but for Jon Holmes it was also the end of Gary Lineker's career in England as he prepared to move to Japan and ultimately into the television studio.  Leeds United won the last First Division and their manager Howard Wilkinson was the last English manager to win the championship.  It was the year that saw an unfancied Denmark team win the Euros and John Major return to Downing Street by beating Neil Kinnock.  It was a year that provided Paddy Barclay, Colin Shindler and Jon Holmes with much to discuss.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Crank up the Simple Minds soundtrack, dust off the fireworks, make way for the cheerleaders and dodgy versions of Baker Street. The Premier League has arrived and it's a whole new ball game, especially at Old Trafford. As Leeds boss Howard Wilkinson presides over the transfer from hell and sees his side fall from their position as champions, it's left to Aston Villa to push United to a first title since the days of Best, Charlton and Law.

The first series of Let's Be Having You kicks off with a bang as we're joined by the first 00s winner of the European Golden Shoe (…is it a slip on?) former Sunderland and England striker Kevin Phillips! He explains why his strike partnership with Niall Quinn was so good on and off the pitch - trips to O'Neill's in Durham do play their part. But more importantly than that, we find out Howard Wilkinson's motivational methods - forget imaginary golf, here comes Howard with a bag of stinging nettles! Move over Pep and Mikel… And how did Europe's most lethal striker not get a minute for England at Euro2000? We were always doomed to fail! We also dive into your correspondence, which provides updates on Dream Team's Des Baker and former Aston Villa defender Alpay Özalan. And HUGE NEWS come experience the thrill of Let's Be Having You LIVE at the Clapham Grand on Saturday 12th October 2024 at 6.15pm as we headline the Cheerful Earful podcast festival! We've got a DREAMY guest or two lined up so get your tickets before they go! Tickets are on sale now right here: https://dice.fm/partner/website/event/eogx66-lets-be-having-you-the-00s-football-podcast-live-from-cheerful-earful-podcast-festival-12th-oct-the-clapham-grand-london-tickets If you've got anything at all to contribute, you can email us at: hello@letsbehavingyou.com If you're a member of the QK Fan club - good news! As the QK fan club transitions to LBHY fan club you'll still get access to all the old QK subscriber episodes, PLUS you'll be getting monthly special episodes from LBHY (which may very well include, Big Ron Manager..) So good night Richard Wright, Chris, Alex and Nick x And don't forget to follow the pod on the new feed(!!) at: https://podfollow.com/lets-be-having-you-the-00s-football-podcast (Ps. Oh and please send on more 00's outro ideas! We can never have enough!) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

For the last of our Football's Greatest interviews, Gordon Strachan joins Jeff once more to discuss his top 5 captains from his career. Along the way Gordon recalls the best footballer he ever played with, the moment he says was one of the best of his life and the player who lived his life in chaos. He also reveals how he ended up in the boot of a car on his first night out at Manchester United, why he only went to England once Graeme Souness had left, what made Scott Brown an inspirational figure and why Sir Alex Ferguson didn't want his players talking to the Liverpool lads on international duty. NEXT WEEK: Look out for a brand new show - Football's Greatest: Euros. Paul Merson and Jeff are back together every week throughout the Euros to discuss all the big stories. You can also ask them questions about the tournament, about players, managers, transfer rumours or about their own careers. Email Jeff and Merse at footballsgreatest@foldingpocket.co.uk. Football's Greatest is a Folding Pocket Production with BBC Studios. You can catch our previous episode with Gordon Strachan where he talks about his greatest managers, including Fergie, Jock Stein and Howard Wilkinson, here: YouTube - https://youtu.be/ZfevpE4nSRA?si=xEKzQtI_7Kv4D20D Apple - https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/footballs-greatest/id1721822502?i=1000654024332 Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/episode/6faMDcDKSpSvUoQbtQP0Ip?si=c3a072a25f864b3b Follow Football's Greatest and join in the debate: YouTube: www.youtube.com/@footballsgreatestpod Instagram: www.instagram.com/footballsgreatestpod Twitter: www.twitter.com/ftblsgreatest TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@footballsgreatestpod Facebook: www.facebook.com/footballsgreatestpod Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Owen Blackhurst, Seb White, James Bird and Tommy Stewart talk the UEFA Champions League final, Trafalgar Square, Big Ben, Glasgow, Star Wars, Seb's C-3PO energy, Noel Gallagher's Poznań rejection, match-day hangovers, Oasis, John Lennon on GB News and the red meat diet, Olivia Rodrigo, ‘A Day in the Life' by Sir Matt Busby in the style of George Formby, Give Meat a Chance, Eric Cantona at Leeds, Sheffield Wednesday, the Square Ball Fanzine, Howard Wilkinson, Trevor Francis, Gordon Strachan, pre-Premier League title races, Denis Irwin, Chris Whyte on a stag do, Owen getting chased by bouncers and bosses, Teletext transfer news, Tommy's “Tintin” tattoo, tearful goodbyes, shin pads, sock tape, Tetley's sponsor boards, Ken Loach, XG, XP, Zidane's kick-ups, playing instead of watching, weaklings, dead legs, broken fingers, Battleships Monthly, being “papped”, Knight of the Round Heads, pink noise, falling asleep to podcasts, Ghostface Killah, James' dad's cricket team, fielding in a deckchair, Jimmy Anderson, Welsh Chapel Dream, the Paris Olympics Committee, Strictly Come Dancing, and somehow so much more.Get the latest issue of MUNDIAL Mag hereFollow MUNDIAL on Twitter - @mundialmagFollow MUNDIAL on Instagram - @mundialmag Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week's guest joining Jeff Stelling is the former Coventry, Celtic and Scotland manager Gordon Strachan. They look back on his career as a player with Aberdeen, Manchester United and Leeds United and he gives us plenty of stories about managerial legends like Sir Alex Ferguson, Jock Stein, Howard Wilkinson and Ron Atkinson including: How Fergie scared the Aberdeen players into winning Why Jock Stein could be brutal with his own players Whether Big Ron really had a sunbed at the training ground Gordon also recalls when Fergie banned the players wives from the team bus after a Scottish Cup Final win, the time he and a team-mate dared to ask the great man for a transfer and why winning promotion with Leeds was so special. He also explains why managing Celtic or Rangers is the biggest test you can face as a manager, how he dealt with difficult characters in his Scotland squads, facing the brilliant Brazil team at the 1982 World Cup and the trip to Tenerife where he ended up in a lookalike competition…as himself. Football's Greatest is a Folding Pocket Production with BBC Studios. Follow Football's Greatest and join in the debate: YouTube: www.youtube.com/@footballsgreatestpod Instagram: www.instagram.com/footballsgreatestpod Twitter: www.twitter.com/ftblsgreatest TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@footballsgreatestpod Facebook: www.facebook.com/footballsgreatestpod Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Över sittande bord gör vi ett litet dokument över när "Fyran", alldeles lagom fräckt, stal SVT Göteborgs långkörare Tipsextra. Det blir ett inför, införprogram, en brutal anekdot om svinet Howard Wilkinson, en oskuldsfull, exceptionellt nervös Billy Lansdowne och ett popcorn-recept från Mats Olsson. Be my lover! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Taken from the "Talking Sports Books Podcast" as we look back at some of the best moments from the first 50 shows and in this clip Mark Bright remembers the day he hit the big time after turning down Howard Wilkinson at Sheffield Wednesday he signed for Leicester City to link up with another hot shot Gary Lineker. Mark remembers the call to Howard to tell him he was going to Leicester and the moment he found out he would be on £300 a week £150 appearance money and a £10,000 signing-on fee and he became the first in his family to ever own a new car as he collected a brilliant white Opel Manta. The full version of this show is available on the website www.talkingsportsbooks.com --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/tim-caple3/message

Today's story comes from Simon Stainrod, who recalls playing against the mighty Eric Cantona in France and predicting that Leeds boss Howard Wilkinson wouldn't like him, and that he would be better off playing for someone like Alex Ferguson.Listen to the original full episode:Simon Stainrod: Last of the Bullfighters - The Big Interview with Graham Hunter | Acast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

LYSSNA PÅ HELA AVSNITTET HÄR: https://www.patreon.com/snettinatbakat Över sittande bord gör vi ett litet dokument över när "Fyran", alldeles lagom fräckt, stal SVT Göteborgs långkörare Tipsextra. Det blir ett inför, införprogram, en brutal anekdot om svinet Howard Wilkinson, en oskuldsfull, exceptionellt nervös Billy Lansdowne och ett popcorn-recept från Mats Olsson. Be my lover! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Here's another chance to hear my interview with Gary McAllister from season one.In part one, we hear about how Howard Wilkinson assembled a great Leeds United side including Gary, Gordon Strachan, Gary Speed, David Batty and the magnificent Eric Cantona. There's a wonderful tale about the great Billy Bremner's muddy loafers, and (Scotland fans look away) detail about THAT penalty miss against England at Euro '96.Subscribe to The Big Interview YouTube channel Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

About Stephen Kohn:Stephen M. Kohn is widely recognised as one of the nation's leading qui tam and whistleblower attorneys. Kohn represents Danske Bank whistleblower Howard Wilkinson in the largest money laundering scandal in world history ($230 billion), and successfully represented Greek whistleblowers whose information triggered a $320 million sanction against Novartis drug company under the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act. He also won the largest ever individual tax whistleblower reward for UBS whistleblower Bradley Birkenfeld ($104 million), and the largest ever reward ever paid to an individual under the related action provisions of the IRS, SEC and DOJ programs ($177 million).His record of winning whistleblower cases dates back to 1984. His successful advocacy has resulted in landmark precedents in whistleblower and qui tam law. Kohn has also helped draft key whistleblower legislation and regulatory rules, including those incorporated into the Sarbanes-Oxley Act, Dodd-Frank Act, the IRS Qui Tam whistleblower amendments, the AML Whistleblower Law, and the Whistleblower Protection Enhancement Act.Order his new book Rules For Whistleblowers: https://kkc.com/product/rules-for-whistleblowers/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode, host Stephen Platt, is joined by guest Stephen Kohn - one of America's leading whistleblower lawyers. Having represented several whistleblowers including former UBS employee Bradley Birkenfeld, Stephen Kohn discusses the hugely important implications of the extension of US whistleblowing provisions to AML.About Stephen Kohn:Stephen M. Kohn is widely recognized as one of the nation's leading qui tam and whistleblower attorneys. Kohn represents Danske Bank whistleblower Howard Wilkinson in the largest money laundering scandal in world history ($230 billion), and successfully represented Greek whistleblowers whose information triggered a $320 million sanction against Novartis drug company under the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act. He also won the largest ever individual tax whistleblower reward for UBS whistleblower Bradley Birkenfeld ($104 million), and the largest ever reward ever paid to an individual under the related action provisions of the IRS, SEC and DOJ programs ($177 million).His record of winning whistleblower cases dates back to 1984. His successful advocacy has resulted in landmark precedents in whistleblower and qui tam law. Kohn has also helped draft key whistleblower legislation and regulatory rules, including those incorporated into the Sarbanes-Oxley Act, Dodd-Frank Act, the IRS Qui Tam whistleblower amendments, the AML Whistleblower Law, and the Whistleblower Protection Enhancement Act.Order his new book Rules For Whistleblowers: https://kkc.com/product/rules-for-whistleblowers/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Just before the end of last year, we spoke with Stephen Kohn. He is a leading whistleblower attorney and subject matter expert. He won the largest ever individual tax whistleblower reward of  $104 million for UBS whistleblower Bradley Birkenfeld, and the largest ever reward ever paid to an individual under the related action provisions of the IRS, SEC and DOJ programs ($177 million). He represents Danske Bank whistleblower Howard Wilkinson in the largest money laundering scandal in world history, and successfully represented Greek whistleblowers whose information triggered a $320 million sanction against Novartis drug company under the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act.We met just a few days before a new AML law was passed in the US Congress. In this episode, you will hear about whistleblowing, the Danske Bank case, and more. https://kkc.com/our-whistleblower-law-firm/our-whistleblower-lawyers/stephen-m-kohn/Support the show

James and Al let loose on the hypocrisy of Herschel Walker and the so-called Religious Right, and bring on veteran Ohio political analyst Howard Wilkinson to look at the Democrats' midterm prospects there.  Then, they welcome military analyst Michael Kofman to break down the latest developments in the Ukraine War including annexation, the nuclear option, conscription, and more.  Is Russia finally on the ropes?   Email your questions to James and Al at politicswarroom@gmail.com or tweet them to @politicon.  Make sure to include your city, we love to hear where you're from! Get More From This Week's Guests: Michael Kofman: Twitter | CNA | CNAS | War On The Rocks Howard Wilkinson: Twitter | WVXU  Please Support This Week's Sponsors Blinkist: For a 7 day free trial and 25% off a premium membership– plus Blinkist Connect which gives you two premium memberships for the price of one– go to blinkist.com/warroom Miracle Brand: For 40% off high quality self-cooling sheets with 3 free towels, go to trymiracle.com/warroom and use the promo code: WARROOM

Ep 412 - Blowing the Whistle on Danske Bank Guest: Howard Wilkinson   As Russia continues to disrupt the world, we revisit a previous Conversation with Allard Prize for International Integrity co-winner Howard Wilkinson, the man who blew the whistle on the largest money laundering case in history. Wilkinson uncovered and exposed an international money laundering scheme that reached all the way to the Russian secret police, which included relatives of President Vladimir Putin. So corrupt is the regime that more than 230 billion euros passed through bank accounts at the Danske Bank in Estonia.   Wilkinson reported his suspicions to senior officials at Danske Bank – to which the bank responded by letting him  go, muzzling, and paying him off. His report, while not acted upon at the time, eventually came to light and he says, “Charges have been laid against 12 former bankers in Estonia and another 10 Danish bankers have been served with preliminary charges.” The scandal rocked the financial world in Europe and the US, where the Securities Commission and the Department of Justice are carrying out investigations.   We invited Howard Wilkinson to join us for a Conversation That Matters about the unveiling of the largest money laundering scheme in the world. Join us at a Conversations Live event, sign up for advance notice about upcoming events at conversationslive.ca

Lawrie Madden made his name at clubs like Charlton Athletic and Sheffield Wednesday before joining Chesterfield as a veteran in 1993. The defender joined me to take me through his whole career in 60 minutes featuring managers like Howard Wilkinson and Ron Atkinson, Cup finals, playing alongside Paul Cook and John Sheridan and writing match reports as a journalist after just playing in the match. Please like, share and subscribe and you can also buy podcast merch at the Legends of the Spire Etsy store by visiting www.etsy.com/uk/shop/LegendsOfTheSpire

Tom Brinkman's ballot initiative has eight proposals to change city government.

Good friends Howard Wilkinson and Dave Bassett faced off in the dugouts as Leeds United raced into a four goal lead. By the end, the Whites were hanging on in this Yorkshire Derby. With wearecallidus.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jimbos show and tell is another one about his Grandad that either involves Howard Wilkinson of Peter Stringfellow Fishers has a quiz about drag queen names

Episode 46 Part 2. It's another big episode for The Magpie Circle as we are joined by yet another Notts County Legend.... Iain McCulloch!Part 1 with McCulloch, a player of over 200 appearances for Notts County,  features the first season playing with Notts County in The First Division after promotion, Howard Wilkinson's departure as Notts manager & his career ending injury vs Manchester Utd.

At this year's Euro 2020 final, England watched on in agony as the men's national team lost to Italy on penalties. But, taking a step back, this is the most successful squad in 55 years. So how did a team go from World Cup winners in 1966 to decades of disappointment to today, one of the youngest and most exciting national teams to watch. Well, they changed the way they train their players. In 2012, St George's Park opened - a brand-new facility in Staffordshire that promised to change England's football team forever. At the opening event, chairman David Sheepshanks said to the press "judge us in 10 years". In this episode, host Dermot Murnaghan speaks to David Sheepshanks; Howard Wilkinson, a former footballer, manager and one of the founders of St George's Park; and journalist, football historian and author Jonathan Wilson.

In this episode we speak one of the biggest characters involved in South African football, Dylan Kerr, who is currently the head coach of Nedbank Cup winners Tshakhuma Tsha Madzivhandila F.C. (TTM). Kerr pulls no punches in the first instalment of our two-part interview as he recalls his highlights about playing at Leeds United with Howard Wilkinson and Eric Cantona, his secrets to success, and explains why some teams give their players breathalyser tests in the PSL.Co-hosts: Zayn Nabbi and Courtney FreeseGuest: Dylan Kerr (TTM coach, former Leeds United player)WhatsAapp Get in touch on WhatsApp - +447908 790 474YouTubeWatch us here - On The Whistle Podcast: https://bit.ly/35gKucxSocial MediaFacebook Group: On The Whistle PodcastInstagram: @otw_podcast / @sportsguyzaynTwitter: @otw_podcast / @sportsguyzaynEpisode Notes00:00Intro4:00Architecting TTM's Nedbank Cup success, with limited finances 13:30Why weren't there enough medals for the team after the Cup final?17:00Life lessons from Howard Wilkinson20:50Insight into the enigma that is Eric Cantona25:20Learning to trust his players, while also dealing with issues around behaviour and drinkingDuration: 29:20 See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode we speak one of the biggest characters involved in South African football, Dylan Kerr, who is currently the head coach of Nedbank Cup winners Tshakhuma Tsha Madzivhandila F.C. (TTM). Kerr pulls no punches in the first instalment of our two-part interview as he recalls his highlights about playing at Leeds United with Howard Wilkinson and Eric Cantona, his secrets to success, and explains why some teams give their players breathalyser tests in the PSL.Co-hosts: Zayn Nabbi and Courtney FreeseGuest: Dylan Kerr (TTM coach, former Leeds United player)WhatsAapp Get in touch on WhatsApp - +447908 790 474YouTubeWatch us here - On The Whistle Podcast: https://bit.ly/35gKucxSocial MediaFacebook Group: On The Whistle PodcastInstagram: @otw_podcast / @sportsguyzaynTwitter: @otw_podcast / @sportsguyzaynEpisode Notes00:00Intro4:00Architecting TTM's Nedbank Cup success, with limited finances 13:30Why weren't there enough medals for the team after the Cup final?17:00Life lessons from Howard Wilkinson20:50Insight into the enigma that is Eric Cantona25:20Learning to trust his players, while also dealing with issues around behaviour and drinkingDuration: 29:20 See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Stig, Mick & Marv meet a man with a story to tell in the shape of Leeds United's Cult Hero Ian Baird as they tackle the painful issue of the Hillsborough Semi in '87.This is simply magnificent if you love the Cup.How much can you dream of Cup glory?How devastating is it to see Keith Houchen score the sort of goal you were famed for?How badly can your career be guided?Bairdy did it all himself and he did it brilliantly.Playing under Billy Bremner, falling out with Alan Ball, telling Howard Wilkinson to stuff it and suffering the consequences as Carl Shutt scores at the Nou Camp.All this and his wannabe Chris Waddle mullet.He should have gone to Celtic. It's a gas!The videos on which this podcast is based are here:"A Season to Savour" Leeds United 1986/87.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IWshspo_WNE&t=2407sThe 1987 semi-final is here:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wAeequtFOAc&t=154sMuch Love,Stig, Mick & Marv (plus the Grandstand and World of Sport staff)Twitter: @smithmustscoreFacebook: @andsmithmustscore Email: andsmithmust@gmail.comWebsite: https://andsmithmustscore.buzzsprout.com/

In this week's episode, Howard spoke about winning the Division One title at Leeds, and being the last English manager to win the top flight. Howard also spoke about the formation of the Premier League, and Leeds' relegation scare in the first year of the new formation, as well as his departure from the club following a 4-0 loss to Manchester United.⁣⁣ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this week's episode, Howard spoke about his arrival at Leeds United, and being approached by a club journalist asking if he would take the Leeds job when he was at Sheffield Wednesday - something he initially laughed off!⁣Howard also touched on his first Leeds United signing, Gordon Strachan, and how he managed to lure Strachan away from Manchester United to join Leeds - who at the time were a mid table Division Two side! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Leeds United’s title-winning left back, Tony Dorigo, joins Dan Moylan and Michael Normanton from The Square Ball.  Tony talks about his time at Elland Road and draws comparisons between Howard Wilkinson’s side and the present day team.  There’s a look ahead to the Spurs game and Tony tells us what he thinks the club need to do in the summer transfer market. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A bonus episode this week, Luke was joined by El Paso Locomotive midfielder Richie Ryan.  We chat about his early days at Sunderland under Howard Wilkinson and Mick McCarthy, the hardships of football, FAI Cup wins with Sligo Rovers, his current life in the United States and much more!  Enjoy! 

Episode 40. In this very special episode of The Magpie Circle Podcast we celebrate the 40th Anniversary of when Notts County won promotion to the top flight under Howard Wilkinson away at Chelsea. Joined by 2 Notts legends, arguably the greatest goalkeeper in Notts' history Raddy Avramovic & one of Notts' all time top goalscorer's Trevor Christie!In part 2 we chat more with Raddy & Trevor about there careers with Notts County & also Raddy's life post Notts discussing his coaching career where he reveals if he ever thought about returning to Meadow Lane as manager!

Episode 40. In this very special episode of The Magpie Circle Podcast we celebrate the 40th Anniversary of when Notts County won promotion to the top flight under Howard Wilkinson away at Chelsea. Joined by 2 Notts legends, arguably the greatest goalkeeper in Notts' history Raddy Avramovic & one of Notts' all time top goalscorer's Trevor Christie!In part 1 we reflect with Raddy & Trevor about that 1980-81 season & more pacifically that day at Chelsea where Notts County won promotion to the top flight & some amazing never told before stories!

To mark the 40th anniversary of the Anglo-Scottish Cup win in 1981 we speak to Phill Walker, who played for Chesterfield FC at the time, about wining the cup. Featuring the origins of the competition, playing Glasgow Rangers and beating Howard Wilkinson's Notts County in the final.

In this episode, Howard Wilkinson joins the discussion as another special guest. Howard and I will explore the myths surrounding our holiday: why does Cincinnati have the privilege of hosting the season opener? (It’s not because of the 1869 Red Stockings.) Are we always the first game of the season? (No, and that is not a recent phenomenon.) Have the Reds always been scheduled to open at home? (No) Did anyone ever issue an edict (No) or are some of these traditions more a result of geography (yes) or pressure applied by the Reds? (Yes)   Your host, Randy Freking, is the author of “Cincinnati's 150-Year Opening Day History: The Hoopla Started with a Parade” and co-author of “@Titanicstruggle: The Best of MARTY BRENNAMAN” Get your copies at openingdaybook.com and BestofMarty.com

Few clubs have gone through as much as Leeds United have in the past 30 years. From the extreme highs of winning the title and becoming a European force to the devastating lows of financial ruin and multiple relegations; it's been quite the ride for their supporters, one of whom is award-winning audio producer Ed Morrish. Ed speaks with great wit and warmth about what it's been like to follow Leeds since the early 90s, making clear his admiration for the team of champions Howard Wilkinson built as well as making no bones about how sad it was to see that same team reach the end of the road in the 1996 League Cup final. There's also focus on a few individuals from that era - among them an enigmatic Frenchman and a thrilling Ghanaian - before the conversation moves onto the brilliant side David O'Leary guided to the brink of Champions League glory at the turn of the millennium. Just how good were they? And why did it eventually go wrong? Not surprisingly, Peter Ridsdale crops up and Ed is unsparing in his criticism of the man who 'lived the dream'. He's far more effusive, however, about the man who led Leeds back to the Premier League - Marcelo Bielsa, explaining just what makes the Argentinian a much-loved and revered figure among the fans. Finally, Ed talks through his all-time Leeds XI before going back in time and changing a couple of moments from his Leeds-supporting past. So download, listen and love. And after you have, please Rate and Review. It would mean a lot. Cheers!

EPISODE 28 Part 2. Our biggest podcast to date & we are joined by former Notts manager, former Leeds United manager & former England manager, Howard Wilkinson.Howard, the last english manager to lift the top flight, talks to us about his time with Notts County in this 2 part special.Part 2 is pure gold & includes some fantastic stories as Howard chats about the great man Sirrel, great encounters with Brian Clough, life after Notts & how for him getting promoted with Notts was 'more difficult' then winning the first division with Leeds UnitedAfter leaving Notts Howard Wilkinson had an immensely successful career gaining promotion with Sheffield Wednesday, becoming England manager & biggest of all winning The First Division title with Leeds United. Still to this day Wilkinson is the last English manager to win The Top Flight!

EPISODE 28. Our biggest podcast to date & we are joined by former Notts manager, former Leeds United manager & former England manager, Howard Wilkinson.Howard, the last english manager to lift the top flight, talks to us about his time with Notts County in this 2 part special.Part 1 features some fantastic stories from how the great Jimmy Sirrel convinced him to join Notts, how he & Jimmy split their managerial duties to becoming manager & guiding Notts to the as it was then The First Division.After leaving Notts Howard Wilkinson had an immensely successful career gaining promotion with Sheffield Wednesday, becoming England manager & biggest of all winning The First Division title with Leeds United. Still to this day Wilkinson is the last English manager to win The Top Flight!

They were once the kings of England. And they so nearly came close to being the kings of Europe. As time ebbed and flowed, Leeds United would rise once more - twice, in fact - bringing the good days back to Elland Road through Howard Wilkinson and David O'Leary. And then, bang. Sixteen years of solitude. But Leeds are back where they belong today, gracing the Premier League once again thanks to Marcelo Bielsa. The team talk all things Leeds ahead of the new club issue focusing on the Elland Road outfit.

This week Matt and Jermaine are joined by arguably Leeds United’s greatest ever goalkeeper, Nigel Martyn. Indisputably one of the nicest men in football, Nigel talks about his time at Elland Road - being signed by Howard Wilkinson, adapting to George Graham’s style, the heady days of David O’Leary’s reign and how the arrival of Terry Venables signalled the end of his time at the club. It’s a fascinating interview with a stopper who stands fifth in the all-time Premier League clean sheets standings. Oh and Matt asks him about campanology (who knows). Follow us on Twitter - @DoingALeedsPod.

It's a big one!We were honoured to be joined by the iconic Mick McCarthy joins us this week to discuss his three seasons in charge of Sunderland AFC.Enjoyed the episode? Follow us at @WhatTheFalkPod, or like and subscribe via your favourite podcast app.What type of dressing room did he inherit from Howard Wilkinson?Who was his best signing?Why he believes honesty is so important in managementHis regrets going into that Premier League season& so much more.#MickMcCarthy #Sunderland #RepublicofIreland

Brian Clough's men were turned over at Elland Road as Howard Wilkinson's men were rampant. United got back to winning ways after one win in seven games, and refocused on their push towards the top end of the division. With levisolicitors.co.uk/thesquareball See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Ep 319 - Blowing the Whistle on Danske Bank Guest: Howard Wilkinson   He is the man who blew the whistle on the largest money laundering case in history. Howard Wilkinson uncovered and exposed an international money laundering scheme that reached all the way to the Russian secret police, which included relatives of President Vladimir Putin. More than 230 billion euros passed through bank accounts at the Danske Bank in Estonia.   Wilkinson reported his suspicions to senior officials at Danske Bank – to which he was let go, muzzled, and paid off. His report, while not acted upon at the time, has come to light and he says, “Charges have been laid against 12 former bankers in Estonia and another 10 Danish bankers have been served with preliminary charges.” The scandal has rocked the financial world in Europe and the US, where the Securities Commission and the Department of Justice are carrying out investigations.   Wilkinson is the co-winner of the Peter A. Allard Award For International Integrity, which was awarded in Vancouver on October 21, 2020. We invited Howard Wilkinson to join us for a Conversation That Matters about the unveiling of the largest money laundering scheme in the world.   Conversations That Matter is a partner program for the Morris J Wosk Centre for Dialogue at Simon Fraser University. The production of this program is made possible thanks to the support of the following and viewers like you. Please become a Patreon subscriber and support the production of this program, with a $1 pledge https://goo.gl/ypXyDs

Gordon Strachan is one of the greatest characters in the game. He played under Sir Alex Ferguson as a young man at Aberdeen, before travelling south to join up with his mentor again at Manchester United. After 5 years at Old Trafford, Gordon crossed the Pennines to join Howard Wilkinson’s Leeds United revolution, and then moved to Coventry City where he played in the top flight with the sky blues until the age of 40! In addition, Gordon has managed Coventry City, Southampton, Celtic, Middlesbrough and Scotland no less, and there are few who have better stories than his! From pretending unsuccessfully to be Billy Bremner, to making Noel Whelan move into the Strachan family home, just so Gordon could try and keep his wayward striker out of trouble! The challenge here is to try and listen to this episode in public while keeping a straight face! Recorded remotely during lockdown, so please forgive the sound quality.

Welcome to our Big Interview Icons series, where we shine a light on a legend whose name has lit up some of the conversations I've had with my guests over the last five years of The Big Interview. First up is Eric Cantona.How to describe Eric… a Harley-Davidson-riding, collar-turned-up, French rebel genius. He was a totem for an era of fellow magicians and mavericks in England's top division.Simon Stainrod played against King Eric in France and predicted that Leeds boss Howard Wilkinson wouldn't like him, and that Eric would be better off playing for someone like Alex Ferguson. ‘You can't coach him… you can only put ideas in his head,' concludes Simon. Chris Waddle played alongside Eric at Marseille and believes he flourished when he moved across the Channel because English fans love a rule-breaker, someone unpredictable. We then hear from Gary McAllister and Gordon Strachan who speak about Eric's spell at Leeds. Gary says that he wasn't integral to the club's 1992 league title win. Gordon takes a different view, that Eric made the difference as the other players started to tire. Gordon, like Simon Stainrod, saw Manchester United as Eric's perfect fit.EnjoyGraham See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The Whites travelled to Bramall Lane for a Sunday lunchtime fixture and a showdown with Vinnie Jones. Two second half goals saw the points go back up the M1 with Howard Wilkinson's men. With levisolicitors.co.uk/thesquareball See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Former Rangers and Leeds United striker ROD WALLACE talks Le Tissier, Shearer, Cantona, pipping Manchester United for the last ever old First Division title, shouting drunken abuse at Howard Wilkinson at the League Cup Final, and crushing Celtic en route to a domestic Treble

Thank you for your interest in the BvB London fan community podcast with the summer break in full force in the Bundesliga and BVB at their annual training camp at Bad Ragaz on today's show we head back to Scotland to get a preview of the 20-21 season that has just kicked off.  We share an hour with Duncan Fraser who for the past 18 years has been a director of Aberdeen FC 9 of which were spent as CEO a position which he resigned from in June 2020. He is currently Scotland's FIFA Commissioner and a UEFA delegate. On the show, Duncan gives a rare insight into life at the top of a top tier football club and working Scotland's corner within the not always uncontroversial European governing bodies.  A chartered accountant by training, Duncan is a life-long Aberdeen fan and he has been involved with the club as club secretary, operations director, managing director and CEO. During the 17 years at the club, The 'Dons' as Aberdeen are known won the Scottish League Cup in 2014.  Aberdeen FC have never been relegated from the top tier of Scottish football and have won the title 4 times, the Scottish cup 7 times and the League cup 6 times. The crowning achievement for the club who play their football at Pittodrie stadium was the 1983/84 UEFA European Cup Winners cup and Super Cup under manager Sir Alec Ferguson.  Topics on the show:  1. Introduction to Duncan, how did he come to be in football, his life with Aberdeen FC and what he has learnt from managing a football club. 2. An introduction to Aberdeen FC and Pittodrie stadium, the great players and managers what makes this club unique? What about the fans of the 'Dons' what makes them special?  3. Preview of the 20-21 SPL season, will Celtic make it 10? Will Stevie Gerrard survive the season? Will it be a two-horse race again? Where will Aberdeen finish? Who will be this season dark-horse? Predictions for the season finishers?   4. The Scottish national team and the European qualifiers, who are the bright young players in Scottish Football to look out for? What have been the challenges of Scottish football since the glory days up until the 80s?  5. How is safe standing working in Scotland? Do you think it will be a success? Duncan shares his view on safe-standing and Bundesliga audiences as well as his experience of German football and Borussia Dortmund and the 50+1 form of ownership in Germany.   6. Being Scotland's FIFA commissioner and a UEFA delegate, what direction are the reforms of the governing bodies going? Are the UEFA Nations League and new third tier for clubs the conference 'viable' or is this more watering down of football? 7. Are we likely to see a new competition replacing the Champions League? A Euro 2020, now postponed across Europe, is UEFA out of touch with climate challenges? Should football be doing more in this respect?  The football plan that is mentioned in the podcast that influenced the developments at the DFB was a plan developed by former Leeds United manager Howard Wilkinson initially for the FA in 2000 substantial parts of which were implemented according to Wilkinson by the DFB in an article in The Times in March 2012.   You can find the fan club at the usual social media tags. We hope you enjoyed the show, remember to send us your comments, share the show with friends and to apply for tickets contact the club via the website which is borussiadortmundlondon.co.uk or join the London BvB community at our online group at Facebook.com/borussiadortmundfanclubengland. During the season you can also come to watch a game at our meet-up Stammtisch at the Naughty Bar, just off Oxford Street, in Cleveland street London.   All rights reserved Borussia Dortmund London Ltd 2020.

David De Gea was the villain for Manchester United against Chelsea but could the result be the best thing for United in the long run? Manchester United sacked Louis Van Gaal after winning the FA Cup so why should this bother them. But If they are going to learn lessons from it, maybe they should be far reaching. Having watched Frank Lampard’s Chelsea out play Solskjaer’s United, Dion Fanning has a suggestion for his replacement which might be the boldest move since Alex Ferguson’s ended a phone call with Howard Wilkinson with a query about Eric Cantona in 1992.

David De Gea was the villain for Manchester United against Chelsea but could the result be the best thing for United in the long run? Manchester United sacked Louis Van Gaal after winning the FA Cup so why should this bother them. But If they are going to learn lessons from it, maybe they should be far reaching. Having watched Frank Lampard's Chelsea out play Solskjaer's United, Dion Fanning has a suggestion for his replacement which might be the boldest move since Alex Ferguson's ended a phone call with Howard Wilkinson with a query about Eric Cantona in 1992.

Chris Wynn had the opportunity to speak with lifelong MLF and former Sunderland Chief Executive Officer and Vice Chairman Mr John Fickling about his 62 years actively following the Lads and his time at the club from 1995 to 2006! You can listen for FREE on Acast, iTunes, Spotify, & YouTube - get stuck in!What are we talking about?What are John’s first memories of Roker Park and following the Lads?How has Sunderland evolved as a club since the late 1950s both on and off the pitch?Who were the best players John’s ever seen in the red and white stripes, and what are his standout moments of the last sixty-plus years?How did John come to meet Sir Bob Murray, and what were his initial thoughts on the planned move from Roker to the banks of the Wear?The epic story of the race to build the Stadium of Light and the Academy, the lengths they went to in order to get it done in time, and the inspiration they sought from across the continent;The golden years of Reidy and the unfortunate appointment of.. er.. Howard Wilkinson; How crazy was that era in club history?When the decision was made to leave the club, how difficult a decision was it for a local lad to make?There is simply too much to put down here lads and lasses, a story of a local lad who happened to find himself in the right place at the right time, and one of the men who helped build the facilities we have today - talking about as well as anything else - his sadness at watching recent years events unfold and his continuing hope that he'll see his boyhood club get back to where it belongs. An all around lovely man. Enjoy. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Wenn irgendwo etwas schief läuft, wird das oft geheim gehalten, auch wenn die Öffentlichkeit ein großes Interesse daran hat, dass Missstände offengelegt werden. Ein Beispiel ist der Abgas-Skandal bei Volkswagen: Viele Menschen bei VW müssen von den Abgas-Manipulationen gewusst haben. Es gab sogar ein internes Hinweissystem. Trotzdem hat keiner gepetzt. Was hindert Menschen daran, Missstände der nationalen Sicherheit, Betrug oder Gefährdung von unschuldigen Menschen anzuzeigen? Warum halten sie oft dicht und sagen nichts? Und was kann man tun, um sie zu motivieren? Verhaltensökonomin Verena Utikal und Klaus-Ulrich Schmolke, Professor für Bürgerliches Recht an der FAU Erlangen, diskutieren in einer Doppelfolge bekannte Whistleblower-Fälle. In der ersten Folge geht es um Wikileaks-Gründer Julian Assange und die Erfolge und Misserfolge der Enthüllungsplattform, um Whistleblower wie Chelsea Manning, Howard Wilkinson oder Martin Porwoll und um die Psychologie hinter der Entscheidung: Soll ich petzen oder dicht halten? Anmerkung: Diese Folge von "Ja. Nein. Vielleicht." wurde vor der Corona-Krise aufgezeichnet. Ihr habt Fragen oder Themenvorschläge für Verena Utikal? Dann schreibt ihr auf Twitter: twitter.com/verenaUtikal Abonniert "Ja. Nein. Vielleicht." auf allen bekannten Podcast-Plattformen: Audio Now: bit.ly/2PPchYM Apple Podcasts: apple.co/2KOGTsD Deezer: www.deezer.com/de/show/394832 Spotify: spoti.fi/2Jfw3sv Mit dem RSS-Feed könnt Ihr "Ja. Nein. Vielleicht." auch in jeder anderen Podcast-App hören. Fügt die URL einfach zu euren Podcast-Abos hinzu: www.n-tv.de/mediathek/audio/podcast/ja_nein_vielleicht/rss

In this episode, Howard Wilkinson joins the discussion as another special guest. Howard and I will explore the myths surrounding our holiday: why does Cincinnati have the privilege of hosting the season opener? (It’s not because of the 1869 Red Stockings.) Are we always the first game of the season? (No, and that is not a recent phenomenon.) Have the Reds always been scheduled to open at home? (No) Did anyone ever issue an edict, (No) or are some of these traditions more a result of geography (yes) or pressure applied by the Reds?(Yes)   Your host, Randy Freking, is the author of Cincinnati's 150-Year Opening Day History: The Hoopla Started with a Parade.  Get your copy at openingdaybook.com.

Uh-ah, Cantona!A Supertaça de Inglaterra em 1992 marcou definitivamente a carreira de Eric Cantona em Inglaterra. Campeão no Leeds United de Howard Wilkinson meses antes, o francês não era uma escolha frequente para o onze e marcara apenas três golos, mas naquela tarde de agosto tudo foi diferente.Num jogo disputado a um ritmo frenético com o Liverpool de Graeme Souness, as duas equipas contribuíram para um espetáculo inesquecível e marcaram sete golos. O Liverpool podia ser favorito mas Cantona trocou as voltas aos especialistas e brilhou com o hat-trick – o primeiro de dois que marcaria naquele mês, poucas semanas antes de sair para o Manchester United.Nesta rubrica do Flashback, o Rui Silva convidou o João Castro, criador do podcast Sporting 160 e fervoroso adepto do Leeds United, para fazer uma viagem no tempo e recordar aquele dia. Também houve Ian Rush, Dean Saunders, Gary McAllister, David Batty e… um autogolo de Gordan Strachan que roça os limites do insólito.

Steve Kroft shares the story of Howard Wilkinson -- a banker who uncovered a 230-billion-dollar money-laundering scheme. Jon Wertheim tells us about "Rainbow Railroad" -- an organization dedicated to helping LGBT individuals escape persecution, violence and sometimes death in their home countries. Anderson Cooper introduces us to the man who spent millions of dollars in Bitcoin -- on PIZZA. Those stories on this week's "60 Minutes." Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ryan and Darren chat with Leeds United managerial legend Howard Wilkinson about his #LUFC history, the '92 league winning campaign, his thoughts on Bielsa, Spygate and so much more.... a must listen!

What is there to say really? We finally got the interview we've been chasing since the Rapport began, and here it is! A lovely chat with the absolute legend that is Super Kevin Phillips! Joining us to talk about his career at Sunderland, the many goals, the highs and the lows, and how it feels to be as revered as he is still to this day. You can catch us on iTunes, Acast, Spotify, and of course Youtube. Get stuck in!What are we talking about?By the time he left us, Super Kev had become a Club legend, but how did the move come about?Has he ever been approached about a move back to the club, have any of the rumours been true, and should the opportunity arise in the future.. Would he return?Did he feel he got a fair crack of the whip for England under Kevin Keegan, and does he feel a move away from Wearside at the time would have improved his chances at international level?What are his fondest memories of the club and it's fans, and how did he feel about not getting a chance to say goodbye properly before his move away?Howard Wilkinson; Just the wrong man at the wrong time? How eccentric was he as a manager?Goals; He scored a fair few.. Did the derby goals stand out above the rest?All this and much more! Plus: Just how hot can you get in a studio with no air con? Tune in! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Former Leeds United coach Howard Wilkinson joined us to pay tribute to the late Phil Masinga. For careers in Sport we were joined in studio by Orlando Pirates assistant coach Rulani Mokwena, talking about what it takes to be a coach.

Our special guest on the Roker Rapport Podcast today is former Sunderland and Leicester winger Matt Piper, to talk all about his time at the club, his career, his teammates, his managers and his life! You can listen for free on Acast, iTunes, Spotify, and YouTube - get stuck in! What are we talking about?Matt talks about his experience coming up through the youth system at Leicester, living under the threat of administration, and harsh lessons learned from playing for Mansfield in the lower leagues;Doing the right thing for your fans and your club; presented with a difficult choice at a young age, Matt talks about what really drove his sale to Peter Reid’s Sunderland;Great memories of his welcome to wearside from club legends like Phillips and Quinn, and the young players he spent most of his time with (and how Tore Andre Flo helped him with an important life decision off the pitch)Following Reidy’s departure, Matt talks about his turbulent relationship with former manager Howard Wilkinson... (Parental guidance - Explicit content)The differences between managers like Reid, Wilkinson, and Mick McCarthy among many others;The highs and lows of the game; Relegation and promotion, and the mentality needed to deal with both;The injuries that held him back; getting terrible news from one of the world’s leading specialists, and how important the support of the fanbase was during these difficult times;Matty talks about the early end of his career, and how it ultimately impacted his mental health, his lifestyle choices and coping mechanisms;The PFA and the issues surrounding young lads and lasses who suddenly find themselves without a career, and trying to transition away from the world of football into a relatively normal life;Answering your Twitter questions; Beating Luke Ball at table tennis, the young lads celebrating the downfall of Wilkinson, adjusting to his new career as a commentator, working within his academy, the spectre of double denim, and some advice for Duncan Watmore!A great lad giving a thoroughly open, frank, honest (and often pretty explicit) interview! Wonderful stuff. Tune In! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Graeme Souness is duped into signing Ali Dia, Kevin Keegan gets confused about miracles, Howard Wilkinson lashes out at Leeds and plots a swallow-based training session, Tony Adams bins the booze and gets addicted to self-reflection, John Motson describes an otherworldly goal and which player has a heart that is even bigger than his entire body? See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We discuss the Howard Wilkinson period at Leeds United with journalist Rob Bagchi and also find time to reflect on another defuncy competition from the 1980s and also a great goal you may not remember See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Micky Adams joins us to talk about his autobiography - My Life In Football Biteback publishing writes: Having spent almost four decades in English football – playing and managing in every professional division – his experience of our national game is almost unrivalled. As a player, his career took in some of the biggest clubs in the country, including Leeds United, Leicester City and Southampton. And he shared a dressing room with some of the biggest stars in the game – Steve Bruce, Alan Shearer and Matt Le Tissier – to name but three. After turning to management, Adams gained four promotions with Fulham, Brighton & Hove Albion, Port Vale and into the Premier League with Leicester City. In a searingly honest portrait, the Yorkshireman reveals some of the stories behind those roles and also some of the best-loved figures in our game. He details how he should have been sacked by Leeds United on Howard Wilkinson's first day at the club, how he ended up in a police cell with David Speedie, lays bare Le Tissier's genius and the booze-fuelled tour that ended with Shearer jeopardising his career and the author swapping punches with Neil Ruddock. As a manager, the tales come just as thick and fast. How about the time when he spent a night crawling on the floor looking for Ron Atkinson's lost tooth, or what it was really like working for enigmatic Fulham owner Mohamed Al-Fayed? And, of course, there is the inside story of Leicester City's ill-fated trip to La Manga when the club made the headlines after becoming entangled in a sex scandal. Honest and entertaining, Adams lifts the lid on almost forty years' experience in a brutal, yet entertaining, account of life at the sharp end of professional football.

Flora and Sumayya are joined in the Kitchen Cafe campervan by Howard Wilkinson from the Ayrshire Food Network as they try and capture Ayrshire on a plate. Drew Young from Girvan Early Growers takes Neil on a walk through his potato fields and explains the reasons why Ayrshire produces some of the best potatoes in Scotland. Also, Tom Campbell from Fencebay Fisheries in Fairlie tells us about how the waters off the coast of Ayrshire produce some of the best shellfish in the world.

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