Podcasts about Ian St John

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

PJ talks to Ian about the trouble he had trying to get his mobility scooter and ParaGolfer Golf Buggy on board his plane flight. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

A disabled golfer has criticised Ryanair after being told his golf buggy could not be accepted onboard.Ian St John had booked a flight from Cork Airport to Liverpool in the UK last Saturday and joined Andrea to discuss his experience...

In this episode I have a look back at the 1964-65 F.A. CupCompetition. From the lower and non league sides in the First and Second Rounds all the way through to the Wembley Final

DeLorean a Anfield: Sección del Podcast de Esto es Anfield que de la mano de George Olmos nos hace viajar en tan solo unos breves minutos a un momento histórico, curioso o relevante de la historia del Liverpool FC.

Neil Fitzmaurice is joined by the Liverpool ECHO’s Paul Gorst and Joe Rimmer for his latest Poetry in Motion podcast. After a tribute to Ian St John, and a brilliant story involving Bill Shankly, Fitzy talks Fabinho, who Gorsty calls Liverpool’s most important player, and Diogo Jota, whose winner at his former club Wolves on Monday got the defending champions back on track in the Premier League. But while Jota has hit the ground running following his return from injury, what’s going on with Sadio Mane in front of goal? The panel discuss that, ask if Thiago Alcantara takes too much stick, and wonder whether Nat Phillips and Ozan Kabak could become unlikely Anfield heroes in the vein of some of those players that won No 5 in Istanbul in 2005. Enjoy.Watch and subscribe to our Blood Red videos on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/BloodRedLiverpoolFCJoin our Blood Red podcast group on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1656599847979758/

I honestly don't know where to start with this episode.Clive Tyldesley along with Alan, speak on such a range of topics here, they each offer up some golden stories from their careers. A portion of this episode is dedicated to remembering the great Ian St John, who sadly passed on 1st March 2021. Both Alan and Clive tell of some fantastic encounters with Ian.Other topics in this whirlwind of an episode; Alans time at Stoke City, Bill Shankly, Jack Grealish, England Manager selections, Saint and Greevsie, are kids signed to clubs too young?......it goes on and it's all gold. Listen in to find out what happened when Clive faced Ian St John in a charity match or be glued to your podcast player as Clive recalls pieces of the Heysel Stadium Disaster. A must listen for all.Proper Football, Proper Talk.

John and Donald are on the latest podcast as they discuss what's been going on in Scottish football. Recording starts around the same time that Aberdeen confirm that Derek McInnes has left the club. They discuss his time at the club and whether he maybe stayed for too long. Neil Lennon recently left Celtic and we discuss that too. There is more positive news for a couple of clubs as since our last podcast, St Johnstone won the League Cup and Rangers clinched the Scottish Premiership. At the bottom end of the table it's not looking good for Kilmarnock though. Our chosen theme this week is football films and documentaries. Donald and John were both lucky enough to see the new Alex Ferguson film, Never Give In at the weekend which is a tremendous watch. We discuss some of our favourites and recommendations from our listeners. We pay tribute to the late Ian St John after his recent passing away and our memories of him on Saint and Greavsie. The podcast concludes as we celebrate International Women's Day and the success of women in Scottish football. Tweet us @sffpodcast Instagram - sffpodcast Facebook - Scottish Football Forums Email - scottishfootballforumspodcast@gmail.com

John and Donald are on the latest podcast as they discuss what's been going on in Scottish football. Recording starts around the same time that Aberdeen confirm that Derek McInnes has left the club. They discuss his time at the club and whether he maybe stayed for too long. Neil Lennon recently left Celtic and we discuss that too. There is more positive news for a couple of clubs as since our last podcast, St Johnstone won the League Cup and Rangers clinched the Scottish Premiership. At the bottom end of the table it's not looking good for Kilmarnock though. Our chosen theme this week is football films and documentaries. Donald and John were both lucky enough to see the new Alex Ferguson film, Never Give In at the weekend which is a tremendous watch. We discuss some of our favourites and recommendations from our listeners. We pay tribute to the late Ian St John after his recent passing away and our memories of him on Saint and Greavsie. The podcast concludes as we celebrate International Women's Day and the success of women in Scottish football. Tweet us @sffpodcast Instagram - sffpodcast Facebook - Scottish Football Forums Email - scottishfootballforumspodcast@gmail.com

The formerly named LFC Delaware podcast is now #FirstStateKopites​ - we welcome back Roddy McOwan from Las Vegas from S2 Ep 4. This week we remember Ian St John who passed away this week, King Kenny who was 70 this week, and Steven Gerrard and Rangers Scottish Premier League title (and the implications for the Reds). Finally, we look at how we should be processing the current Scotland team captain and his team's performance. Lots of great perspective on how we should look at this - let's take a serious look when Anfield is full is the conclusion. #YNWA​ #TellUsNever​ #OLSC302​ #OLSCFamily​

Plenty of targets this week on the Kickabout; rugby, Aston Martin, the English, Guardiola. Plus we pay tribute to Davie Moyes and the late Ian St John. You can hear The Kickabout live on Radio X from 11am every Saturday, and if you want to take the boys Around Your Ground or introduce them to your mates in the Sunday League Of Extraordinary Gentlemen then get in touch on kickabout@radiox.co.uk

Following the passing of Ian St John, Allez Les Rouges is here to pay tribute to a Anfield icon, before getting onto Liverpool’s current run of form. Host Peter Hooton is joined by regulars Ste Monaghan, Kieth Culvin and John Nicolson as well as author and journalist Brian Reade. The panel reminisce about St John, his role in Bill Shankly’s famous side and winning the Reds’ first-ever FA Cup in 1965. Following Thursday's defeat to Chelsea, the discussion moves onto where and how Jurgen Klopp can get the current Liverpool crop firing again and why things have gone wrong this season. Watch and subscribe to our Blood Red videos on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/BloodRedLiverpoolFCJoin our Blood Red podcast group on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1656599847979758/

Coronavirus & Scottish Football, Ref Rage, Ian St John and Your Favourite Saint, The Number One Show & The Fawlty Towers XI with Stuart Braithwaite & Jason Leitch

John Gibbons hosts Ian Ryan, Chloe Bloxham and Kieran Molyneux to look back at Liverpool's loss to Chelsea and ahead to the Fulham game. Also on the show, Lizzi Doyle speaks to LFCTV's Peter McDowall and Carl Woodward about the late, great Liverpool legend Ian St John. For more reaction to all the news and events that matter to you, including interviews with special guests and documentaries about players and staff past and present, subscribe to TAW Player…

John Giles pays tribute to the late Liverpool legend Ian St John, and to discuss what ails Manchester United. @PaddyPower

John Giles pays tribute to the late Liverpool legend Ian St John, and to discuss what ails Manchester United. @PaddyPower

John Giles pays tribute to the late Liverpool legend Ian St John, and to discuss what ails Manchester United. @PaddyPower

Hugh Woozencroft is joined by Gregor Robertson, Tom Clarke and Jonathan Northcroft. Leicester City and Manchester United both dropped points last night, so we start by taking a look at the race for the top 4. Which teams have run out of steam? Who has more to get out of their squad in the run-in? How will it finish? The international break is coming up - will it be a well-needed break for some teams and a selection headache for others? Could we be heading for a club vs country row? The surprise bid for the 2030 World Cup is up for discussion - but is it just a distraction from the Government? Newcastle are looking like the most likely team to drop into the bottom three, especially with Fulham unbeaten in 5 games. Can Steve Bruce turn things around and with reports of a training ground bust-up, has he got the support of the players? Alyson Rudd joins us to pay tribute to the late Ian St John. Get your digital subscription to The Times and get a month free: thetimes.co.uk/thegame See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Manchester United ground out a third consecutive 0-0 in all competitions on Wednesday, all but leaving the Premier League title in the hands Manchester City.Meanwhile, Leicester couldn't capitalise on results elsewhere - does anybody want to finish second this season?John Cross is joined by Matt Dunn, Jeremy Cross and Andy Dunn as they discuss all things Premier League, refereeing, tributes to Liverpool legend Ian St John and plenty more.

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With the Chinese Super League champions, Jiangsu FC, ceasing operations just 108 days after winning the title we look at whether more clubs could follow before the 2021 season starts in April. Ghana International and Tianjin Tigers captain Frank Acheampong tells us he doesn't know yet whether the club will continue without their backers Teda, who have reportedly withdrawn their funding because of the Chinese football association’s new policy that removes mention of companies from club names. Mani Djazmi, Heather O'Reilly and Pat Nevin discuss whether the packed fixture schedule is catching up with players in the Premier League and what impact that might have on the Uefa European Championships in the summer. Fifa Council candidate Laura McAllister tells us why she wants to be one of world football's decision makers, and shares her thoughts on the joint bid from the UK and Republic of Ireland to host the 2030 World Cup. And we reflect on the life of former Liverpool and Scotland winger Ian St John, who died this week at the age of 82. Photo: Jiangsu Suning players and staff members celebrating after their team defeated Guangzhou Evergrande to win the Chinese Super League in November 2020. Credit: STR/AFP via Getty Images.

It's been a while but we're togging out again... The Final Whistle is back for a new season of sporting talking points. On the first episode of 2021, we sample some of the feelgood factor around Irish athletics with Breege Connolly and John Travers as the European Indoors begin in Poland. New Donegal GAA under-20 manager Gary Duffy outlines his vision for the 2021 - and yes, it includes football. We 'shine' a light on that new Sligo Rovers documentary. Plus - a small 'doff of the cap' to the late Ian St John and the 'Saint & Greavsie' show. If you've never heard of it, ask your Dad!

This week we have 2 special guests and both are authors, we have 

Leo Moynihan author of many a cracking Football read including The Three Kings all about the legendary Matt Busby, Jock Stein & Bill Shankly and his newest book Thou shalt not pass - The anatomy of a Football Centre-Half - and we are also joined by James Debens whose Novel - Where is your God Now was released on the same day 21st February. You can find Leo here - https://twitter.com/LeoMoynihan and you can buy his latest book here - https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B08B46LJ6M/ref=dp-kindle-redirect?_encoding=UTF8&btkr=1   If James' new novel interests you, and why wouldn't it?! you can buy it here https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B08X3P3H6G    We also discuss the passing of Liverpool legend Ian St John, there's some post match Sheffield United chat as well as a bit of a chat about Redbird & FSG.   As always get involved on Facebook here - https://www.facebook.com/groups/passandmovepodcast

In a talkSPORT exclusive England manager Gareth Southgate reflects on the ‘outstanding’ talent he has to pick from going into the Euros and draws on the comparisons between Phil Foden and Gazza, Pep Guardiola claims Manchester City have overcome a ‘winter of hell’ after dispatching Wolves 4-1 at the Etihad, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer defends referees despite the controversy of a disallowed penalty against Chelsea, Phil Thompson pays tribute to Ian St John after the former Liverpool striker died at the age of 82, Sean Dyche reacts to the criticism Burnley received from TV pundit Roy Keane and England batsman Zak Crawley expects another spin friendly pitch in the 4th Test against India live & exclusive on talkSPORT 2. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jurgen Klopp has been facing the media ahead of Chelsea's visit to Anfield in a crunch game in the bid for Champions League qualification in the Premier League. Firstly, Klopp was asked about his personal memories of Liverpool's legendary forward Ian St John following his passing at the age of 82. Ahead of the Chelsea match, Klopp then revealed both Alisson Becker and Fabinho are back in training and that there will be a late call on Diogo Jota who missed the visit to Sheffield United through illness. The German also spoke on his relationship with compatriot Thomas Tuchel and what to expect from Chels, plus how the battle for the top four is shaping up. Enjoy.Watch and subscribe to our Blood Red videos on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/BloodRedLiverpoolFCJoin our Blood Red podcast group on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1656599847979758/

Dotun Adebayo and Tim Vickery pay tribute to footballer and broadcaster Ian St John by reflecting on Liverpool's first FA Cup win in 1965 against Leeds at Wembley.

Ian St John, delantero que jugó 452 partidos en el Liverpool de Bill Shankly, falleció a los 82 años

James McFadden, Hibs Scott Allan & Ian McCall discuss the lower leagues, the Motherwell, Liverpool & Scotland forward Ian St John, plus the mental health challenges in football.

Manchester City scored 3 goals in the final 10 minutes to beat Wolves 4-1 at the Etihad. John Murray, Rob Green and Paul Dickov watched the match and join Kelly Cates to discuss the incredible 21-game winning run that has taken Pep Guardiola’s side 15 points clear at the top. The panel look ahead to Manchester United’s trip to Crystal Palace too. Mark Lawrenson joins the pod to reflect on the life of Liverpool and Scotland legend Ian St John who has died at the age of 82 after a long illness. Plus, Aaron Paul runs through all the talking points from the EFL, including Ipswich bringing in yet another manager named Paul. TOPICS: 00.30 - Story of the Game 02.45 - Riyad Mahrez interview. 06.00 - City’s 28 match unbeaten run 08.00 - Who starts the Derby? 10.30 - Pep Guardiola interview 15.40 - Manchester United’s form 19.40 - Remembering Ian St John 28.30 - EFL Roundup

Liverpool are mourning the loss of a genuine Reds legend today after the passing of Ian St John at the age of 82. St John joined Liverpool from Motherwell in 1961 and went on to play 425 games for Bill Shankly's side, scoring 118 goals across a decade of service during one of the great Anfield eras. As well as winning two top-flight league titles, St John scored the decisive goal in Liverpool’s first-ever FA Cup victory in 1965. Matt Addison is joined by the Liverpool ECHO's head of sport, David Prentice, to pay tribute to the impact that St John made on Liverpool FC as heartfelt tributes pour in. They also take a look at his media career, with 'Saint and Greavsie', in which he co-starred alongside Jimmy Greaves, one of the pioneering football shows of the 1980s and 1990s, as well as St John's radio appearances, including on Liverpool station Radio City alongside Everton hero Ian Snodin.Watch and subscribe to our Blood Red videos on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/BloodRedLiverpoolFCJoin our Blood Red podcast group on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1656599847979758/

Joe Molloy, Nathan Murphy and Richie McCormack run through the day's biggest sports stories. We look at the further developments in the Gordon Elliott controversy, we discuss Jonathan Sexton's new deal and we remember Liverpool icon Ian St John after the former player passed away earlier today.

I read today the footballer Ian St John has died. Before I carry on, I am going to point out that I hate football. So why have I posted this news? The reason I have posted it, is because a few years ago he co presented a UK TV show called the Saint and Greavsie football show. A show I lived. For me, this show he presented with Jimmy Greaves was one of the funniest shows ever. They simply would go off script and talk about anything they wanted. In many ways this was the format of a podcast show. If you get a chance, go on such as YouTube and watch these two in action. The fact I hate football yet would not miss this show, clearly shows that if your good enough on your podcast people may listen even if they are not interested in the subject. Over the years, I have concluded that there are very few who have such talent to do such a show. The other two are James Whale who is still going, but would do a radio show based in Yorkshire, UK on Radio Air. They converted it once a week to TV on Yorkshire Television, but it was never as good as when he did the show on radio. People would phone in just to be insulted by him. I would often stay up till 1am to listen and would always be late for school. I have not found his old radio shows online but you can find his old TV shows. The other is Howard Stern. He has a magical way, but in fairness, I often feel Robin Quivers makes the show. In time I plan to listen to podcasts, and find who I think is great on them. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/clubpod/message

Dan McDonnell joins Joe to dissect the reemerging headlines around Ireland's would-be 2030 World Cup bid. Mark Lawrenson is also on hand to pay tribute to the late Ian St John. @PaddyPower

Episode 25 kicks off with the sad news of Liverpool legend Ian St John’s passing and the lads discuss the memories they have of him. The blues, Ian Mills and Gary Judge begin by discussing the news that the new stadium at Bramley Moore took a step closer this week with only the governments decision standing in the way of the building starting. The reds, Gary Murray and Phil Roberts, start the previews this week looking back at their 2-0 victory away to league strugglers Sheff Utd where they compare opinions on Curtis Jones, Bobby Firmino and Ozan Kabak. The blue side then look at their 1-0 home victory against Southampton where they agreed it was a much needed “ugly” win. They compare notes on Richarlison, the returning Allan and the continued form of Gylfi Sigurdsson. This week in history sees the reds fondly remember their 2-0 victory in the 2003 Worthington Cup Final against bitter rivals Man Utd whilst the blues look back at confirmation of Farhad Moshiri purchasing 49.9% of Bill Kenwright's shares back in 2016 and the impact Moshiri has had on the club since. The lads try out a new feature, “who am I?” for players from both side of the park before the previews of the upcoming games round off the show. Liverpool have home games against Chelsea on Thursday and Fulham on Sunday while Everton travel to former manager Sam Allardyce’s West Brom on Thursday before a trip to Stamford Bridge to play Chelsea on Monday Night.

The Fight For Top 4 | The Redmen TV PodcastPaul, Chris, Ross and Jay are here with this week's Podcast. We discuss Liverpool's chances of a top four finish this season, with The Reds hoping to kick-start the final part of the season with a win against Chelsea at Anfield on Sunday. We also pay tribute to Ian St John, who's passing was announced this morning. Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/redmentv. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Liverpool have taken a commanding lead in the Champions League Round of 16 tie with RB Leipzig with Mohamed Salah and Sadio Mane getting the goals for the Reds out in Budapest. In opening the scoring Salah netted his 118th goal for the club, in the process drawing level with Ian St John - albeit in 239 fewer matches! Join Guy Clarke for comprehensive reaction as we hear from the ECHO's Liverpool correspondent Paul Gorst, Jurgen Klopp's press conference as well as regular contributors Hannah Pinnock, Steve Dawson and Mark Baker. Plus those interacting through our Blood Red podcast Facebook group. Enjoy.Watch and subscribe to our Blood Red videos on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/BloodRedLiverpoolFCJoin our Blood Red podcast group on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1656599847979758/

Today we have with us on the Brain Booster a special guest in the shape of PGA Professional Ian St John. Ian is the joint host with Harry Ewing of the ‘3 of the tee podcast’. We first met a number of years ago at a seminar in Ireland and have stayed in touch ever since. Ian is passionate about coaching and game improvement and has had some wonderful guests on his podcast show. We talk during our time together about how Ian’s world was literally turned upside down when he received a diagnosis of advanced cancer. He woke up one morning and EVERYTHING had changed His whole reality changed and he was confronted by both treatment of the cancer and the ensuing paralysis.   Ian talked honestly about his treatment and how he used some mental game techniques to get through the really dark times. The ability to challenge some of the ‘automatic thoughts’ and how he could begin to change his STORY The value of the WRITTEN word How writing out his thoughts really helped in a profound way.   How he began to build HOPE. Simple rituals The ability to BE on THIS day and in THIS moment The need to PLAN what a good day looks like. Ian highlighted how ideas that people often dismiss in terms of their golf have proven immensely beneficial to him in the greatest of life challenges he has found himself.   We talked of the future and the love of the game of golf that has grown even stronger.   You cannot help but be inspired by Ian St John and his words of wisdom can help anyone facing challenges either on or off the golf course. Look out for his podcast: ‘The 3 off the Tee Podcast’   do you want to become a CERTIFIED Mind Factor Coach? You can from the comfort of your own home vie LIVE STREAM To sign up go to   https://themindfactor.net/certification-course-2020/    

These two fellow golf podcasts from the 3 Off the Tee Podcast join me to talk everything golf and podcast as well as their journeys to where they are now and how they have gotten so many incredible guests on their show like Podrick Harrington, Lee Westwood, Nick Price just to name a few. [fusebox_track_player url="https://traffic.libsyn.com/secure/18strong/299_299_3_Off_The_Tee.mp3" social_twitter="true" social_facebook="true" social_linkedin="true" social_pinterest="true" social_email="true" ] The post 299: 3 Off The Tee: Harry Ewing & Ian St John appeared first on 18STRONG.

Robert Lee, Jamie Spence and Jack Hayward take us down under as Australia’s first Masters Champion Adam Scott headlines the Australian PGA Championship. We make our predictions for who will win the event on the Gold Coast. We also talk Tiger Woods’ Presidents Cup victory, and we bring you an inspirational interview with disability golfer Ian St John.

This week Eamon and Gary chat with gym member Ian St. John about his life thus far. In an incredibly honest and open chat, Ian brings us through his journey from securing his dream job as a golf pro, to a devastating cancer diagnosis which has left him currently living with paralysis.

Liverpool Live paid tribute to Liverpool legend Ronnie Moran after the sad news of his passing. Radio City Talk's Ian St John joined Mick Coyle to recall his memories of 'Mr Liverpool'.

PFA Chief Executive Gordon Taylor joins Mick Coyle and Ian St John to discuss the issues regarding dementia in football.

Fascinating conversation between Saint and Snods about how dementia has affected many players from the 60s and 70s generation and how they feel that there should be more support for them players.

Ian St John has plenty of famous Liverpool games to choose from for the match of his life - but it's an easy choice as far as he's concerned

The lads talk about the sad passing of footballing legend Johan #Cruyff and #Liverpool's defeat at #Southampton #LFC #SFC

The lads looks back at #Everton's defeat to #Arsenal and #Liverpool's win against Manchester United in the Europa League #LFC #EFC #MUFC #AFC

The lads look back at #Liverpool's penalty shoot-out win against #Stoke and the Reds' 5-4 win at #Norwich #NCFC #LFC #SCFC

Saint and Snods look back at #Everton's defeat at Manchester City in the Capital One Cup semi-final #EFC #MCFC

Saint and Snods look back at last weekend's games for #Everton and #Liverpool #EFC #LFC

The Saint talks about meeting Jurgen #Klopp and the lads look back at #Liverpool's draw against West Brom last weekend #LFC #WBA

The lads look back at #Everton's draw at #Norwich and #Liverpool's draw in Sion and defeat At #Newcastle #EFC #LFC #NCFC #NUFC

The lads talk about Battle of the Mersey and last weekend's results for #Liverpool and #Everton plus Jurgen Klopp's disappointment at seeing the Liverpool fans leave early. #LFC #EFC

Saint and Sharpy look ahead to #Everton's match at West Ham and look back at #Liverpool's win against Rubin Kazan #LFC #WHU

The Saint looks ahead to #Liverpool's game against #Southampton #LFC #SFC

Ian St John and Ian Snodin give their emotional tribute to the late great Everton legend Howard Kendall, who sadly passed away at the age of 69. David Prentice, Alan Irwin, Pat Nevin, Michael Ball and Graeme Sharp all pay their own tribute to the great man. #EFC #EVERTON #KENDALL

The lads talk about #Liverpool's appointment of Jurgen Klopp as their new manager #LFC

Saint and Snods look back at the week of football on Merseyside and take their first look at the 225th Merseyside Derby #EFC #LFC #MerseysideDerby

The Saint looks back at #Liverpool's narrow win over #Carlisle in the Capital One Cup and Brendan Rodgers' future at Anfield #LFC #CUFC

Tony Bellew looks back at #Everton's 3-1 win against #Chelsea with Ian St John and Ian Snodin #EFC #CFC #Naismith

The lads look back at the weekend's results for Liverpool and Everton #EFC #LFC #WHU #THFC

The lads talk about Christian #Benteke's winning goal against Bournemouth on Monday, which the Premier League say shouldn't have counted as Philippe Coutinho was offside. #LFC #AFCB

Ian Snodin and Ian St John talk about the late great Sir Phillip Carter, who sadly passed away this week.

After Bradders found an old Saint and Greavsie annual recently, we speak to one of the players that Ian St John predicted to be a star of the future in that book, former Manchester United player Deiniol Graham.

Ian St John and Ian Snodin look ahead to tomorrow's FA Cup Semi-Final between Liverpool and Aston Villa. They also talk about Raheem Sterling.

Ian St John is joined by Jan Molby and Mark Wright to discuss the fresh injury nightmare facing Liverpool and Daniel Sturridge. In what is a massive week for the club in the Premier League and Champions League they also tackle the pressure facing Brendan Rodgers and the recent comments of former manager Rafa Benitez. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jason McAteer and Mark Wright talk Ian St John through this seasons signings. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this hour long special hear all about the man who Shankly said was the turning point for the club. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this hour long special hear all about the man who Shankly said was the turning point for the club. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jason McAteer returns to the hotseat and is joined by the 60s goal machine Ian St John and former gaffer Roy Evans as they discuss the growing title appetite at Anfield as the last six games close in. They look back at Spurs and preview the trip to Upton Park, the boys also discuss the prospect of Liverpool and Everton leapfrogging City and United at the end of the campaign. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Ian St John returns to the podcast with Ian Callaghan and Alan Kennedy as they discuss the win over Sunderland, this weekends game with Spurs and whether they are edging closer to that illusive Premier League title. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Hear how Liverpool beat Manchester United 3-0 at Old Trafford with your commentators Steve Hothersall and Ian St John.

Join the 5times trio Jason McAteer, Phil Neal and Ian St John as they look ahead to the first of 10 cup finals for the Reds at Old Trafford. They tackle the popularity debate around Daniel Sturridge, decide which players, if any, from United would get in Liverpool's team - and preview the Hillsborough memorial game taking place at Anfield in April. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Ian St John brings the former Liverpool players back after their winter break on Sturridge, Suarez, title aspirations, full backs and the Liverpool owner John W Henry. He's joined by Alan Kennedy, David Fairclough and Michael Thomas. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Ian St John is joined by John Aldridge and Ronnie Whelan as they preview another huge game at Fulham, and discuss the growing expectation about a potential return of the title that has eluded us for so long. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Ever wondered what went on around Christmas behind the scenes at Liverpool Football Club? Wonder no more! Ian St John invites Mark Wright, Jan Molby and David Thompson to compare stories with him. The lads also pick their moment, player and unsung hero of 2013 and look ahead with their wish for the next calendar year. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Ian St John is joined by fellow Liverpool legends John Aldridge and Alan Kennedy to discuss the record-breaking contract for Luis Suarez. Also on the agenda: Daniel Agger, Joe Allen, Daniel Agger and Jordan Henderson. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Ian St John and birthday-boy John Barnes discuss the defeat at Arsenal, the 3-5-2, midfield ball-winners, diving and preview the visit of Fulham. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Ian St John holds court with Phil Thompson and John Aldridge at Hilton Hotel Liverpool as they discusses Suarez and Sturridge, Steven Gerrard, Daniel Agger, Arsenal, Xabi Alonso, Sir Alex Ferguson and the reds Champions League challenge See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Ian St John hosts the 5times Podcast from The Hilton, Liverpool as they discuss the win over Newcastle, how the SAS can improve further, Steven Gerrard and Sir Alex Ferguson's new book! Don't miss it! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Ian St John sits in for Jason McAteer at the Hilton Liverpool, as he discussed with former Reds Ronnie Whelan and Gary Gillespie the big talking points from Anfield. On this episode: Five at the back, Steven Gerrard, 'B' teams in the lower leagues, Raheem Sterling & ball retention. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Ian St John hosts another 5times podcast this week - with former reds John Barnes, Mark Wright & Michael Thomas as his guests. They discuss the defeat at Old Trafford, Coutinho, Suarez, second half performances, perfect goals & Paulo di Canio. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Ian St John is the 5times guest presenter this week, he's joined by former reds striker David Fairclough and boot room legend Roy Evans as they discuss Coutinho, second half fatigue, Suarez and nights out with Everton players! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This painting is the second version of A ploughing scene in Suffolk (A summerland). The owner of the first version of 1814 , John Allnutt, a Clapham wine merchant and collector, became unhappy with the sky in his painting and asked another artist, John Linnell, to overpaint it. Some years later, around 1825, Allnutt admitted: ‘I was foolish enough’ to have Constable’s original sky ‘obliterated’ and that, ‘though extremely beautiful’, the new sky ‘did not quite harmonize with the other parts of the picture’ (Beckett I, p. 83). He asked Constable to restore the original sky and, ‘if he could do it without injury to the picture’ reduce the height of the painting to match another work in his collection (Augustus Callcott, Open landscape: Sheep grazing c.1812, York City Art Gallery). Graciously, Constable took back Allnutt’s pictureand painted a second and slightly smaller version for him – this painting. He did this free of charge because he was grateful to Allnutt for ‘buying the first picture he ever sold to a stranger’ (Beckett I, p. 83). Constable, or his assistant Dunthorne, made extensive underdrawing on this canvas, working directly from the 1814 original, following the first version closely. He gave this painting a cooler tonality, and added the rain falling in the distance. Ian St John has suggested that the bird hovering in the sky is ‘a bird of prey such as a kestrel or sparrowhawk, birds still common in the vale’ (St John 2005, p. 31). The work was finished before January 1825 when Allnutt visited Constable’s studio to view the new version. Allnutt visitedagain the following year, when he brought a present of three sorts of a particularly beautiful ultramarine, which was a generous gift, as the pigment was a rare luxury. In October 1826 Constable visited Allnutt at Clapham and spent an enjoyable day with the Allnutt family, viewing their picture collection and taking a walk on Clapham Common. He wrote in his journal on his return that ‘Nothing could be more polite & kind’, and observed that ‘the truth is I could find that he has been much imposed on by artists in general – & that he was pleased with my conduct’ (Beckett I, p. 85). After Constable’s death Allnutt continued to purchase his works, including pictures from the Constable sale in 1838: Salisbury Cathedral from the Bishop’s Grounds 1820(National Gallery of Canada, Ottawa) and Helmington Dell 1830 (Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art Kansas City, Missouri)(Beckett I, p. 85).