Podcast appearances and mentions of Jody Morris

Rio is joined by Jody Morris and Joel Beya for another episode of Rio Presents! In this episode, the boys deep dive on Ruben Amorim's comments about Marcus Rashford. The Man United manager stated that he would put their 63-year-old goalkeeping coach ahead of any player who's not 100% committed, on the bench. This comes after a lengthy spell on the sideline for Rashford and with his future still very uncertain.They also break down where United might need to strengthen in the coming days of the transfer window. And with Rasmus Hojlund's goalscoring form showing no signs of improving, is a number 9 the priority?The trio react to the controversy surrounding Arsenal's red card in their 1-0 win at Wolves, and how likely is an Alejandro Garnacho and Christopher Nkunku swap deal?All of this, plus we announce the winners of our latest giveaway, so be sure to check that out! Be sure to like and comment your thoughts on what the lads discussed. If you're new to the channel, be sure to subscribe, and check us out on all audio platforms to listen on the go! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

After hosting his podcast Christmas party with Owen Hargreaves, Jody Morris and Joel Beya Rio selects the team of the season so far with the help of his guests. There's a heated debate about the formation, Jody Morris declares his love for Jurrien Timber and it takes an age for any consensus to be reached on whether Bukayo Saka or Mohamed Salah should play on the right wing. Owen gives a special mention to Brian Mbuemo and the panel analyse the importance and performances of midfielders Cole Palmer and Moisés Caicedo. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Rio hosts his podcast Christmas party with Owen Hargreaves, Jody Morris and Joel Beya to tell everyone what really happens at the equivalent parties when you're at a Premier League football club.You'll hear why one Chelsea doo lasted only 8 minutes, what happens when a manager tries to stop them happening and how to cope when two rival club parties converge on the same West London pub. Owen bring a special bottle of 2008 vintage wine and reminisces about the Champions League victory over Chelsea including what was going through his head during the penalty shootout. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Jody Morris joins Rio and Joel in the week that Manchester United announced the departure of Dan Ashworth - the trio discuss the hierarchy's decision making as well as reviewing Ruben Amorim's impact following two consecutive defeats.Jody reveals how he and Frank Lampard approached changing the style of the Chelsea time after they arrived and the importance of leaders and communicators in that initial period.They also analyse Cole Palmer's game, the reasons teams are struggling to contain him and debate whether he could perform at this high level consistently if he was still at Manchester City, along with whether Pep is responsible for ‘eroding' players' games. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Jody Morris joins Rio and Joel on this episode to look at the priorities for the new Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim.After being labelled the Premier League's ‘worst pressing team' after drawing 1-1 with Chelsea, Jody breaks down what a coach needs to have in place to create a successful press and details the reasons why United haven't been able to sustain that style of play for 3 seasons.There's a shoutout for Nottingham Forest right back Ola Aina and more flak for Joel after Arsenal give up more ground in the title race.Plus, does Rodri winning the Ballon d'Or prove that football is ‘boring'? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

After Carsley's first match in charge of the senior England team, Rio Ferdinand is joined by Joel Beya and Jody Morris to discuss what impressed them about his start along with the transition from Under 21's football both as a player and a coach.You'll hear Jody analyse Trent Alexander Arnold's midfield play, Rio reveals the best tactical advice Sir Alex Ferguson gave him and the pair reminisce about their experiences with England Under 21s which usually ended up in a bar, in trouble or both.Following those stories, Jody and Rio look at comments from Unai Emery about the value of experiencing international football for his young midfielder Morgan Rogers before revealing some big news about an interview Rio is releasing this week with Cristiano Ronaldo. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In the first episode of Rio Presents, Rio Ferdinand is joined by newly appointed England first team coach Joleon Lescott and former Chelsea assistant manager Jody Morris to delve into the biggest talking points in the game.The trio analyse the way Chelsea are treating players they wish to sell including how they're communicating with Raheem Sterling and the fact players are being told they're surplus to requirements via email.Jody Morris analyses the best CDMs in the Premier League including Rodri and Kobbie Mainoo and after seeing Dan Burn's tunnel altercation, they reminisce about their favourite scraps from their careers. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Today's story comes from Jody Morris, who describes his protracted exit from his boyhood heroes Chelsea.Listen to the classic versions of the original episodes:Classic Big Interview: Jody Morris Part One - The Big Interview with Graham Hunter | AcastClassic Big Interview: Jody Morris Part Two - The Big Interview with Graham Hunter | Acast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

John Bennett presents reaction to Saturday's Premier League football.He's joined by former Chelsea midfielder Jody Morris, ex Spurs and Fulham defender Stephen Kelly and ESPN's Chief Football writer Mark Ogden after Kai Havertz's late header sent Arsenal top of the Premier League with a 2-1 win over Brentford. Hear from the matchwinner plus Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta.They also chat about the battle at the bottom with Luton claiming a dramatic point at Crystal Palace while Sheffield United drop a 2-0 lead at Bournemouth - You can hear from Luton boss Rob Edwards and Sheffield United manager Chris Wilder.Meanwhile Manchester United beat Everton 2-0 - Hear from Utd boss Erik ten Hag and Everton manager Sean Dyche - Wolves move up to eighth with a 2-1 win against Fulham and the panel make their predictions for Sunday's massive game between Liverpool and Manchester City at Anfield.1:00 - Arsenal 2-1 Brentford reaction 1:10 - Mikel Arteta interview 8:20 - Kai Havertz interview 15:00 - Relegation battle chat 15:30 - Rob Edwards interview 20:40 - Chris Wilder interview 25:00 - Manchester United 2-0 Everton reaction 25:30 - Erik ten Hag interview 28:20 - Sean Dyche interview 33:40 - Gary O'Neil, manager of the season? 35:10 - Liverpool v Manchester City predictions

Chelsea missed out on signing Declan Rice for a cut-price fee of just £60million during Frank Lampard's time at the club, former assistant Jody Morris has revealed. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/footballheadlinenews/message

Lifelong Chelsea fan, former player and coach, Jody Morris was this week's special guest on No Tippy Tappy Football. Jody joined Big Sam Allardyce and Natalie Pike to give an insight on Maurico Pochettino, the shift away from academy players and his reaction to Thiago Silva's wife seemingly taking to social media to criticise the manager.The former midfielder, and former Swindon Town manager opened up about his time working with Frank Lampard, coaching in the Chelsea academy system and how he's ready to get back into the game.Other topics covered include Jody's experience at Lilleshall, playing with Rio Ferdinand in the England school boys and the ambition of Sir Jim Ratcliffe to build Manchester United a new stadium.Big Sam also answers community questions about whether or not he would return to former clubs Crystal Palace and Blackburn Rovers.All of this and more in the latest episode of the No Tippy Tappy Football series, brought to you by William Hill.

Here's another chance to hear my interview with Jody Morris from season one.In part two, we hear about an epic Champions League battle against Louis van Gaal's Barcelona in 2000, in which Jody owned a young Xavi. He turned down a contract renewal with his beloved Chelsea to join Graeme Souness at Blackburn, but the deal fell through and Jody's career was never really the same. But Jody has survived and thrived because he understands football and knows how to break it down.Subscribe to The Big Interview YouTube channel Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Here's another chance to hear my interview with Jody Morris from season one.It was a true pleasure to chat with Jody, a man whose adoration for the beautiful game is matched by his astuteness and articulacy. He possesses a remarkable insight into the role of the pivotal midfielder. In part one, there's captivating content about life under Glenn Hoddle, Ruud Gullit and the larger-than-life Gianluca Vialli at pre-Abramovich Chelsea.Subscribe to The Big Interview YouTube channel Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Katie Smith is joined by former Chelsea assistant manager Jody Morris, The Athletic's Simon Johnson and former Chelsea goalkeeper Siobhan Chamberlain to discuss the form crisis at Chelsea. They discuss what went wrong for the Blues last season as they finished 12th in the Premier League despite a spending spree under chairman Todd Boehly. Mauricio Pochettino and his management are a talking point after a recent surge in results over Manchester City and Tottenham. The panel talk about Chelsea's strikers and whether Nicolas Jackson has showed his full capabilities yet. Can Cole Palmer be the man to lead the resurgence? And what do they need to do now to improve? Plus, hear from Emma Hayes after Chelsea Women drew 2-2 with Real Madrid in the Champions League. TOPICS: 1.30 - Chelsea's recent results 7.30 - Nicolas Jackson and his form 14.24 - Cole Palmer 18.15 - Areas for improvement 21.58 - Mauricio Pochettino's impact 24.43 - The measure of success 27.08 - Real Madrid v Chelsea 32.19 - Emma Hayes

As Chelsea started to establish themselves at the top end of English football with a flurry of major honours in the late 1990s, change was awaiting them on the horizon. The Blues had not long fielded the Premier League's first starting XI that featured overseas players only. It was symbolic of English football's transition to becoming more cosmopolitan, but the appointment of Claudio Ranieri in September 2000 saw the Italian take things back to their roots... he wanted to build his Chelsea team around a spine of homegrown talent. Step forward from the Chelsea youth ranks John Terry, a player whose career was at a crossroads. Within one match, Ranieri identified the talent that would lead Chelsea all the way to becoming European champions. And alongside him, another youngster from across London, Frank Lampard. Chelsea's journey on the road to Munich 2012 was just starting. This episode takes you behind the scenes at Stamford Bridge to understand how Ranieri and Colin Hutchinson lay the foundations for Roman Abramovich and Jose Mourinho to build a dynasty. It's a story played out before the threat of financial ruin and one game that changed it all against Liverpool in May 2003. In this episode you will hear from: John Terry, Ken Bates, Claudio Ranieri, Colin Hutchinson, Ruud Gullit, Glenn Hoddle, Frank Leboeuf, David Lee, Tore Andre Flo, Jody Morris, Jesper Gronkjaer, Neil Barnett (Spy), Rick Glanvill (Chelsea FC historian) and Alex Leith (Ranieri's translator). The Blueprint is written by Garry Hayes and narrated by Ceri Levy. *** You can support this podcast on Apple Podcasts by subscribing to Blueprint+ for ad-free streaming and bonus episodes. If you listen elsewhere, we have a Patreon that gives access to bonus episodes and other content. Our Patreon: https://patreon.com/ChelseaBlueprint *** This is another HWY61 production. For more podcasts like this, visit www.HWY61.media Our theme music "Blue Day '23" is composed by Mike Connaris with bed arrangements by Jake Bradford-Sharp. It's used under license from Mcasso Music. Archive used in this episode is courtesy of Chelsea TV.

As Chelsea faced Barcelona in the 2004/05 Champions League, the club was about to navigate unchartered waters. Jose Mourinho and his men were disrupting the European game and the continent's elite didn't like it one bit. Come the end of the Blues' Last-16 clash, UEFA labelled them as the "Enemies of Football", referee Anders Frisk retired from the game on account of death threats and a modern rivalry between Chelsea and the Catalan giants was born. Mourinho and his new club had arrived on the biggest stage. The Roman Abramovich era at Stamford Bridge had suddenly gone international. Things would never be the same again. This is the inside story of how it all happened. In this episode you will hear from: Steve Clarke, Frank Lampard, Tore Andre Flo, Frank Leboeuf, Jody Morris, Colin Hutchinson, Simon Johnson (The Athletic), Peter Drury (Commentator), David "Stamford Chidge" Chidgey (Chelsea Fancast), Rick Glanvill (Chelsea FC Historian) and Martin Tyler (Commentator). The Blueprint is written by Garry Hayes and narrated by Ceri Levy. *** You can support this podcast on Apple Podcasts by subscribing to Blueprint+ for ad-free streaming and bonus episodes. If you listen elsewhere, we have a Patreon that gives access to bonus episodes and other content. Our Patreon: https://patreon.com/ChelseaBlueprint *** This is another HWY61 production. For more podcasts like this, visit www.HWY61.media Our theme music "Blue Day '23" is composed by Mike Connaris with bed arrangements by Jake Bradford-Sharp. It's used under license from Mcasso Music. Archive used in this episode is courtesy of Chelsea TV.

Episode 554: Morris Leaves Town Guest: Dan Hunt Just a bit tiring this Swindon Town lark, isn't it? It's a surprise in a very unsurprising way... I think. I wonder who's next? Either way, Dan is on the pod to discuss to departures of Jody Morris and Ed Brand.

Episode 552: JR hosts Joe Acklam of Total Sport Swindon to discuss the latest press conference with head coach Jody Morris ahead of the last away game of the season against Crewe Alexandra. Guest Host: Joe Ross Williams Guest: Joe Acklam Presser Audio: Jody Morris

Stamford Chidge & Jonathan Kydd are joined by Martin Wickham to look back at a frustrating draw against Everton at the Bridge.In part one we ask why did Potter shut up shop at 1-0? Was it Brightonesque or an attempt at game management? We look at the substitutions. Gallagher for Pulisic? Why not Mudryk? Cheek for Kovacic and Chalobah for Fofana - understandable but Chukwuemeka for Felix? In part two we look at the poor defending by Koulibaly and Kepa's errors for Everton's 2nd goal. The result was frustrating and felt like a defeat and it seems like when Chelsea don't win the negativity starts. However, Chelsea looked fluid for much of the match, although still profligate and the defence was immense bar the two errors for the goals. So, are we getting in a stew about nothing? In part three we give a very warm welcome to Garry Hayes and Ceri Levy from The Chels podcast to talk about their new project: The Blueprint: How Chelsea FC Changed Football, a brand-new narrative podcast series covering the rise of Chelsea FC and the club's role in shaping modern football, has debuted with an extremely rare and exclusive interview with former Chelsea FC owner Ken Bates.From fearing for their very existence to conquering Europe and winning the Champions League all within two decades, the story of modern Chelsea FC is unlike any other. The Blueprint tells the inside story of how the club has shaped modern football.From the boardroom to the dressing room, the press room to terraces, key figures who played their part or watched history being made before their very eyes, open up and reveal all in this narrative podcast series.Featuring Frank Lampard, Ken Bates, Jody Morris, Petr Cech, Gary Cahill, Paul Clement, Scott Minto, Tore Andre Flo and many more.The two-part Blueprint Ken Bates interview is available on Apple, Spotify, Google, Amazon and all major podcast providers. The full eight-part series will be available from May 2023Follow Garry @garryhayes and Ceri @cerilevy and The Blueprint @Blueprint_pod Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Episode 517: Town Appoint Jody Morris Guest: Joe Ross Williams Initial reaction as Jody Morris is confirmed the new head coach of Swindon Town.

Stamford Chidge, Jonathan Kydd and Mark Meehan look back at the 2001-2002 season in our '50 Years of Chelsea' series.Claudio Ranieri's first summer transfer window brought four key signings with Bolo Zenden and Emanuel Petit arriving from Barcelona, William Gallas from Marseille and Frank Lampard, the talented young midfielder, from West Ham for £11 million.The new signings took time to settle in and with the departures of Denis Wise, Gus Poyet and Frank Leboeuf, there was an air of transition about the club. Although Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink and Eidur Gudjohnsen were forming a deadly partnership up front, Chelsea were drawing too many games, evidenced by their position outside the top four in the Premier League.Off the pitch, controversy reigned with John Terry, Frank Lampard, Eidur Gudjohnsen and Jody Morris getting caught by the News of the World drunkenly abusing American tourists in shock at the awful events of 9/11. The media also had a field day when Desailly, Le Saux, Petit, Gudjohnsen, Gallas and Ferrer elected not to play in the UEFA Cup natch against Hapeol Tel Aviv due to security concerns. Chelsea were knocked out by the Israeli side but supporters were bouyed by performances in the Worthington Cup where Coventry, Leeds and Newcastle were despatched to set up a semi-final against Spurs in the New Year.December saw some of the best performances of the season with a 3-0 away win at Man Utd, a 4-0 demolition of Liverpool at home and a 2-1 win away to top of the table Newcastle. It looked like it would be all to play for in the New Year... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The boys recap Thursday evening's charity football game in aid of the Ukraine appeal organised by Emergo & Lashings, hosted by Snodland Town FC. The boys got to rub shoulders with the likes of Clinton Morrison, Ruel Fox & Jody Morris, commentate on their first game, get pictures and a couple of brief interviews too.Later in the episode they run through the Premier League results, and the FA Cup Semi's too.Guess what also gets a mention, La Liga! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Kelly Cates is joined by former Chelsea midfielders Karen Carney and Jody Morris, as well as European football journalist Julien Laurens and commentator Ian Dennis to reflect on Chelsea's comfortable 2-0 win over Lille in the Champions League. We hear from head coach Thomas Tuchel on his side's victory, and his decision to leave striker Romelu Lukaku as an unused substitute during the game. Correspondent John Murray is in Madrid to bring us the latest ahead of Wednesday's game between Atletico Madrid and Manchester United. And we get the latest on Reading, who started life under Paul Ince with victory over Birmingham. TIMECODES 01:00 – Analysis of Chelsea's victory over Lille; 13:00 – Thomas Tuchel on the victory and Romelu Lukaku; 18:00 – Preview of Atletico Madrid v Manchester United; 22:30 – Paul Ince's first Reading victory

Off The Hook is back, and this week, Jimmy is joined at the beautiful Willinghurst Fishery by former Chelsea player, coach and assistant manager Jody Morris, who reflects on a rollercoaster 18-month spell alongside Frank Lampard at his boyhood club. From giving Mason Mount and Reece James their Chelsea debuts, to social media spats with Jose Mourinho, and why he feels the decision to let him and Frank go was 'super harsh', Jody lifts the lid on his time with the Blues. In a bumper episode, Jody also speaks about what really happened when Leeds manager Marcelo Bielsa sent a spy into the Derby camp in the build up to a Championship game, and takes a cocky Jimmy to the cleaners on the fishing front. Off The Hook is brought to you by Sky Bet. For exclusive Off The Hook clips and more brilliant content featuring the likes of Gary Neville, Roy Keane and Jamie Carragher, follow @SkyBet on Twitter and Instagram and search for Sky Bet on Facebook.Off The Hook is also available to watch in full on Sky Bet's YouTube channel. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Another new podcast special? With the news this morning of Chelsea sacking Frank Lampard, we thought it was the perfect time to launch the Managerial Minds podcast, taking a closer look at three managers in the news this week for various reasons. We start with Frank Lampard, looking at why his time as Chelsea manager has come to such an abrupt end, whether it was the right decision, and what he did wrong in terms of tactics and man management along the way. We also take a closer look at his apparent successor at Stamford Bridge, Thomas Tuchel, and whether the notoriously difficult tactician is the man to fix Chelsea's problems; will he clash with the board and the dressing room, can he balance the midfield, is this the lifeline Werner and Havertz need, and what does this mean for Mason Mount? And we finish with Rafa Benitez who is back on the market after leaving Dalian Professional. We cover the inevitable (but unlikely) links to a Newcastle United return, before discussing whether the much discussed Celtic move would be a good fit for him; and not just because we'd love to see a Gerrard vs Benitez Old Firm Derby. Plus, the inevitable detours on Jose Mourinho, Didier Drogba, Petr Cech, John Terry, Brendan Rodgers, Mauricio Pochettino, Emma Hayes, Jody Morris, and managers who look like incels. **Please take the time to rate and review us on iTunes or wherever you get your podcasts, as it makes it easier for other potential listeners to find us. Thanks!**

Chelsea's Academy is brimming with talent, and they're getting more chances than ever before to make the step up to the Blues first team. So under the guidance of Frank Lampard and Jody Morris, can midfielder Lewis Bate make the grade?

There's not a lot of football this week but luckily Jody Morris' (alleged) sexcapades, Red Bull taking over Burma and the lack of Nuttall might make you want to listen. There's also a discussion about The Community Shield, Arsenal, Frank Lampard and whether Motherwell are playing against The Dog and Duck in the Europa League might keep you entertained. It's still football... sort of.

The Chelsea FanCast gather solemnly to review Chelsea's season and pass judgement upon it.Stamford Chidge is joined by Chelsea FanCast regulars, Jonathan Kydd, Clayton Beerman, Tony Glover, Dan Silver, Mark Worrall, Mark Meehan, Alex Churchill, Martin Wickham, Dean Mears and Dayne Whittle to review Chelsea's season.In Part One, we reveal our Player Ratings; rate Frank Lampard and Jody Morris; the Board; Player of the Year; Breakthrough Player of the Year; Disappointing Player of the Year and Goal of the Season. Strap in, it's going to be a roller coaster ride! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Luka and Tom are honoured as they were joined by Football Daily's very own Zac Djellab to talk all things football, Chelsea and media. They took a deep dive into how Youtube has helped change the way the media works, how Zac managed to get into Football Daily and what working for Sky Sports is like. He also examined the current Chelsea squad and the work that Frank Lampard, Jody Morris and Joe Edwards put in behind the scenes.

Shaun Stevens sat down on the Beyond The Athlete Podcast to talk about: - College tales with Rio Ferdinand, Jody Morris, Clinton Morrison and MC Harvey - Growing up at Arsenal and Milwall - Life under Sam Allardyce - Launching his insurance company - Why footballers need to think about life after their career NOW

Elvar og Daníel skoða jólatörnina í ensku úrvalsdeildinni í síðasta Evrópu-Innkasti ársins 2019. Meðal efnis: Handakrikarangstöður í VAR, De Bruyne leikmaður ársins?, enginn veikur blettur hjá Liverpool, þáttur Jody Morris í sigri Chelsea, handbragð Arteta, Andreas Pereira, breytt hlutverk Gylfa, Ancelotti og Ferguson, Haaland til Dortmund, Zlatan til AC Milan og bestu leikmenn áratugarins.

In today's episode of the SW6 Daily podcast, Dami is joined by Matissearmani as they speak about the most popular topics during the international break. Time Stamps: Is Torres actually the worst footballer Chelsea has signed in the past decade? - 1:46 Ethan Ampadu's lack of game time - 11:56 Jody Morris - 20:44 Rumoured top 5 transfers - 32:12 Youth and the future - 53:22

Hola!Here's something a little bit different. The flowering of youth at Chelsea reminded us of our Big Interview with Jody Morris back in 2016. Jody was a youth coach at the club then and is now Frank Lampard's assistant at Stamford Bridge.So we went back and dug out a clip where Jody talks about the brilliant youth recruits coming through at the club, and reflects on their UEFA Youth League victory over Ajax. Fast forward three years and a cluster of those kids are now spearheading Chelsea's domestic and European drive this season... including a 1-0 win on Wednesday night over... yes, you guessed it, Ajax. We've built an episode around Jody's comments. We loved recording it and we hope you enjoy listening. Graham See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In This episode we talk about chelsea twitter's reaction to losing to Kawasaki Frontale , Frank Lampard coming back and his potential future plans, as well as talking about ourselves and the future of the podcast. The time stamps are below: Introduction (0:15) Chelsea Twitter (losing to Japanese team?) Lampard out trending, Jody Morris situation 2:30 Lampard and the old guard coming back. all positives, club finally looking to restructure ( 8:52 ) Favoured formation and 4231 debate ( 20:59 ) - The midfield discussion - 4231 outdated. Need 433 in future. 442 diamond until everyone is fit Starting XI predictions ( 31:21 ) We both listed our starting xi for the beginning of the season and when everyone is fit. Final season predictions ( 58:01 ) Getting to know us ( 1:07:01 ) - Talked about where we’re from our age and why we’re Chelsea fans - Future of the podcasts

Frank Lampard's return to Chelsea was the worst kept secret in football so we've had plenty of time to prepare for it. Club legend Chopper Harris and former Chelsea defender Gareth Hall, who played alongside Jody Morris among others, give us their thoughts. We also speak to Mike Smith about England's Cricket World Cup progress, Anthony Yarde joins us to talk boxing and James calls out Novak Djokovic.

To put it bluntly, things are a bit of a mess at Stamford Bridge right now, and so we decided, with Frank Lampard's appointment as manager now a given, to look at the five biggest challenges facing him this summer, and how to fix them. Jack Collins (@jjwc), Sam Tighe (@brsamtighe) and Dean Jones (@deanjonesbr) were joined by Clayton Beerman of the Chelsea FanCast to shed some light on Lampard, Jody Morris, the loans, the transfer ban, and how to try and replace the gaping hole left by the departing Eden Hazard. (15.41) There's also an exclusive interview with Cleveland Cavaliers power-forward Larry Nance Jr., star in the NBA and massive Chelsea fan to boot, talking how he grew up as a football fan, what position he'd like to play and ranking his three favourite players that have played in the blue shirt. (35.46) In this week's Hot Takes, we take a look at how Manchester United's signings so far have been somewhat underwhelming (02.30), why Dani Olmo's performance at the U21 European Championships should have him on the radar of some of Europe's top clubs (07.38) and examine Roma's transfer window-taking a deep dive on the Giallorossi's new manager, players and style, and thinking about what they should do next (10.48). Roulette finds the squad picking footballing partners for high-level murder investigations (44.46) and discussing the best bits of supporting their respective football clubs (46.07); before Sam rounds things off by ranking the best vegan foods and comparing them, to come full circle, to current Chelsea players (49.20). Oh, and the gang announce their upcoming US Tour. To get involved, follow @brfootball on Twitter and Instagram, and use the hashtag #BRFootballRanks!

Welcome back to Season 3 of the Roman's Empire Podcast, “where all we do is talk Chelsea, and talk shit about everyone else!” To kick off our new pod season, we found it fitting to discuss the imminent arrival of not one, but TWO club legends in Frank Lampard and Petr Cech, as well as the impact Jody Morris will have on the team heading into this upcoming season. We end the show with a quick update on transfers, as well as a proper ass kissing of Captain America, Christian Pulisic. KTBFFH! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/romans-empire0/support

Chelsea FanCast on Love Sport Radio - the only 100% Chelsea show on the radio! Stamford Chidge and Jonathan Kydd join Johnny Burrow to discuss the latest on Chelsea's Transfer Ban; Eden Hazard's departure for Real Madrid and who should replace Maurizio Sarri if the Italian really is off to join Serie A giants Juventus.With the news breaking that Chelsea has appealed their FIFA transfer ban with CAS, we have Football.London's Chelsea correspondent, Oliver Harbord, on the line to explain what it all means.With Maurizio Sarri rumoured to be leaving Chelsea for Juventus, what's holding things up? Will he still go and is haggling with Juventus for £5 million compensation merely repeating last summer’s mistake of disrupting the preparations for next season? Would a quick exit and a quick hire be better for Chelsea?Support the Chelsea FanCast and become a Patron:Become a Patron!If he does leave, who will replace Sarri and will it depend on the situation with the transfer ban? Allegri is rumoured to be interested and would signal a return to pragmatic winning at all costs football, but would Frank Lampard and Jody Morris be a more shrewd appointment if Chelsea had to resort to blooding the youth?With the news that the deal for Eden Hazard to leave Chelsea has been done with Real Madrid, has Marina Granovskaia played a blinder in getting £88 million which could rise to £130 million with add ons? And have Chelsea managed to persuade Callum Hudson-Odoi to commit to Chelsea on a 5-year deal, worth £100k per week?Finally, we discuss the extraordinary comments in the press from Alvaro Morata which seem to confirm most Chelsea supporter's opinion that he's just not cut out to be a Chelsea striker.Chelsea FanCast is broadcast on Love Sport Radio every Friday from 7.00-9.00 pm. LOVE SPORT is a London radio station and is broadcast on 558 AM and on London DAB along with numerous digital channels. You can listen from anywhere in the world. You can visit lovesportradio.com to listen live to the station and of course you can download LOVE SPORT apps in the android and IOS app stores. You can also listen to LOVESPORT radio through Radioplayer and TuneIn.The best thing is that you can phone in and join in the show and the debate with us, live. The number to call is 0208 70 20 558 See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Chelsea FanCast on Love Sport Radio - the only 100% Chelsea show on the radio! Stamford Chidge and Clayton Beerman join Johnny Burrow to look back at Chelsea's week, including a trip to Boston to support Roman Abramovich's 'Final Whistle on Hate'. Chelsea played a match in America against New England Revolution last week in support of Roman Abramovich's campaign against anti-semitism, but with a European Final a matter of week's away should the team have been playing this match at all? It seems that Sarri thought as much given his public absences but was he sending the club a message?The foolishness of the match was put in to sharp focus with a season ending injury to Ruben Loftus-Cheek, but what does this say about Chelsea's current injury crisis with injuries to Ruben, Callum Hudson-Odoi, Rudiger, Kante and Ampadu? Is it just bad luck or is there a pattern emerging that may have something to do with Sarri's training regimen and lack of squad rotation.With the transfer window officially opening this week, we enter the annual period of rumour and madness. With Hazard looking very likely to leave and Luiz signing a contract extension, what are the other likely in and outs for Chelsea and will it all depend on whether the Transfer Ban is imposed.We say bollocks to UEFA for staging the Europa League final in Baku! It means an expensive and logistical nightmare for many fans wanting to go and many who follow the team loyally, home and away, at every match are unable to go. How can the clubs help? How many fans will make it to the match? How important is to win the Final?And finally, with conflicting rumours circulating about the future of Maurizio Sarri, should he be given credit for Chelsea finishing 3rd in the league and reaching a domestic and a European final? Has it actually been a successful first season for Sarri? Will his relationship with the fans & club count against him? Will Sarri go back to Italy and will Frank Lampard & Jody Morris replace him? See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Match of the Day commentator Steve Wilson joins the geeks to discuss his career as a top radio and television commentator. He discusses a trip to Norway with Jody Morris, and how Michael Johnson was the subject of his best ever call! Elswehere, we discuss Jurgen Klopp's excuse for losing at Wolves, discuss Puel and Howe. Plus whilst Sam is Dancing on Ice, is Maurizio Sarri skating on thin ice? Crooks double dip, and Michelle's mate Michael Flynn all feature on this episode of the All Football Commentators are Geeks podcast!

Stamford Chidge is joined by Chelsea legend Kerry Dixon to look back to the wins against Derby County and Burnley and look ahead to this weekends match against Crystal PalaceThere was a great reception for Frank Lampard & Jody Morris as Chelsea took on Derby County in the Carabao Cup on Wednesday in a somewhat bonkers match – Derby played well and were unlucky not to win. Was this in part due to some dodgy Chelsea defending with the B team defence of Emerson, Cahill, Christensen and Zappacosta - are they not good enough or just rusty?On the plus side we had more minutes for Loftus Cheek and Willian continuing his recent good form. What did Kerry think of the performances of Mason Mount & Tomori?With Chelsea still unbeaten in all games and Bournemouth next in the quarter finals, can we smell another trophy? How important is it for Sarri?Was it performance of the season against Burnley or were Burnley just poor? Should we be considered serious title challengers?Did the win against Burnley prove that Chelsea can play well, score and win without Hazard? With Chelsea playing Crystal Palace on Sunday, we hope that Hazard will be fit. The rest of the team picks itself but will Barkley to start ahead of Kovacic?Finally Chidge and Kerry discuss the need to keep the unbeaten run going; keep pressure on at the top and show no complacency. Arsenal, Liverpool and Spurs could all drop points this weekend and we have tougher games against Everton at home and spurs away next.Apologies, but there is a technical fault on the recording this week with an echo on Kerry's contribution. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Chelsea FanCast on Love Sport Radio - the only 100% Chelsea show on the radio! Stamford Chidge, Jonathan Kydd and Alex Churchill are joined by Love Sport's Aaron Paul to have a look back at Chelsea's 3-2 victory over 'Frank Lampard's' Derby County and Burnley v Chelsea and look ahead to Chelsea v Crystal Palace this Sunday.Ollie Harbord, Football.London's Chelsea correspondent, joins us on the phone to report back on Sarri's press conference on Friday: Hazard fit for 45 mins? Kante mentally ready; the good start being unexpected; Gary Cahill is the Captain; Barkley is important and Ruben Loftus Cheek has improved but needs to keep improving & won't go on loan. Looking back at the Carabao Cup match against Derby County, we discuss the great reception for Frank Lampard & Jody Morris; a bonkers match where Derby played well and were unlucky not to win. Was the dodgy defending from Emerson, Cahill, Christensen, Zappacosta a question of being not good enough or just rusty? Are Frank & Jody a future Chelsea management team? We have former Chelsea player and Manager, John Hollins on the phone to share his memories of colleague Ken Shellito who sadly passed away at the age of 78 this week. Ken, one of 'Docherty's Diamonds', played for Chelsea from 1959-1965 and also managed Chelsea from 1977-1978.Chelsea Chadder joins us on the phone to talk about his new book '100 Memorable Matches' delving in to some of Chelsea's greatest and not so great matches from 1905 to 2018. Re-visiting the win against Burnley, we ask was this Chelsea's best performance of the season or were Burnley just poor? And has Morata really improved?To wrap up we take a look at Chelsea v Crystal Palace on Sunday with the 'Opposition View' from former Palace player Shaun Derry and nail our colours to the mast with our match predictions,Chelsea Fancast is broadcast on Love Sport Radio every Friday from 7.00-9.00 pm. LOVE SPORT is a London radio station and is broadcast on 558 AM and on London DAB along with numerous digital channels. You can listen from anywhere in the world. You can visit lovesportradio.com to listen live to the station and of course you can download LOVE SPORT apps in the android and IOS app stores. You can also listen to LOVESPORT radio through Radioplayer and TuneIn.The best thing is that you can phone in and join in the show and the debate with us, live. The number to call is 0208 70 20 558Follow on twitter: @lovesportradio and facebook: www.facebook.com/lovesportradio See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Stamford Chidge is joined by Jonathan Kydd & Alex 'The Girl Who Likes Balls' Churchill to look back at a convincing win against Burnley and Bate Borisov and look ahead to Wednesday's match against Derby County.On the show tonight we’ll be asking with Chelsea still unbeaten can we really challenge for the title? And with Chelsea purring without Hazard, can we envisage a future without him?In part two we give the plaudits to Ross Barkley; Willian and Alvaro Morata and pick up on Sarri’s comments that Barkley and Loftus Cheek could play together.In part three, we look back at the Bate Borisov match and Ruben Loftus Cheek’s hat-trick and look ahead to the return of Frank Lampard and Jody Morris on Wednesday when Chelsea play Derby County in the Carabao cup. We also give you another chance to enter the competition to win a very rare DVD of the Bobby Tambling film – Bobby Tambling 202 – signed by the great man himself.In part four we have a roundup of all the Chelsea supporter news and we’ll be reflecting on a grim weekend for football supporters with the news of the death in a helicopter crash of Leicester City’s owner and Glenn Hoddle being seriously ill with a heart attack. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Daniel Storey (F365), Matt Davies (Chelsea TV) and Julien Laurens join Iain Macintosh to pour over the England squad, shed a tear for Big Sam and David Moyes, preview the FA Cup final and salute Atletico Madrid’s Europa League triumph RUNNING ORDER: • PART 1a: Farewell, Big Sam, it wasn’t much fun (01m 50s) • PART 1b: Shalom, Moyes - and the wider problems at West Ham (08m 00s)   • PART 2: England’s World Cup squad (12m 40s) • PART 3a: Roy of the Rovers news (20m 00s) • PART 3b: Europa League final review (22m 10s ) • PART 3c: Other Muddy Knees podcasts this week (27m 50s)
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This week, Zach breaks down his thoughts on player performances against Swansea as well as the newly rejuvenated Antonio Conte. In part 2 we try to answer as many fan questions as possible that include our thoughts on the possibility of Mauricio Sarri or Jody Morris coaching the squad and what positions we need to improve in our starting 11. We end the pod looking forward to the Liverpool match this Sunday and discuss what Chelsea needs to do in order to get all three points. CORRECTION: THE LIVERPOOL MATCH IS ON SUNDAY. I stated Saturday in the pod so my apologies....I know, I suck. @RomansEmpirePod RomansEmpirePod@gmail.com Roman's Empire: A Chelsea F.C Podcast (Itunes, Third Party) --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/romans-empire0/support

Hola!FC Barcelona are in London tomorrow to face Chelsea in the Champions League. Their rivalry goes back a long way and this is the origins story, as told by Jody Morris.Jody was a member of the Chelsea midfield which took on Louis Van Gaal's Barca team in April 2000. In fact, Jody faced an as yet unknown Xavi in the first leg - a 3-1 in for Chelsea at Stamford Bridge. The Chelsea man then went toe-to-toe with Pep Guardiola at the Camp Nou, with the home side claiming to a 5-1 win over the 10-man London side.Listen to Jody as he takes you back to those nights and describes the experience of facing famous names, stepping out at the Camp Nou, and taking on Pep. By the end I promise that you'll be more than ready for the next instalment of this rivalry.Enjoy!Graham See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Tuesday Team Talk Episode 027 (Broadcast 10-10-2017) A St Johnstone orientated podcast produced by the sports team at Hospital Radio Perth. This episode looks back at Friday's testimonial match against Dundee. It features interviews with Dave Mackay, Roddy Grant, Jody Morris and several more of the players. Tommy Wright looks forward to Friday's SPFL game and we discuss the World Cup qualifiers.

For our latest clip show, we head to the city I call home. I did write a book about the football team, but I swear that when the topic of FC Barcelona has arisen on The Big Interview, it has been at the urging of my guests and not myself. So we look back at what some of our guests had to say about this modern Barcelona team - one that has, at various points in its evolution, been called the Greatest Team in the World. Good title for a book, that. You're going to hear from Jody Morris and how he was meant to be marking Pep Guardiola but ended up with some kid called Xavi in the quarter-finals of the Champions League in 2000. Damien Duff then discusses what it was like to play against Frank Rijkaard's Barca in the same competition five years later. And Darren Fletcher also explains what it's like to not play against them, but to watch and wish that you were – in a Champions League final. David Moyes and Gordon Strachan will argue that it is Andres Iniesta - and not Lionel Messi - who is the jewel in the... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Johan Cruyff is the single most important man in the history of professional football; as a player, coach, director of football, thinker, philosopher, nobody come else comes close. His influence spans generations and is responsible for the era-defining football which I have been watching at the Camp Nou over the past decade. We have dedicated our latest clip show to the memory of this football icon, with David Moyes and Charlie Nicholas both featuring in a little section we call ‘the mystery of Cruyff's shirt'. That detective story is set in the 1982 European Cup and a tie between Celtic and Ajax, after which David and Charlie each think they have the great Cruyff's jersey. But who really got their hands on the prized shirt? And there is Jody Morris, who we spoke to on the day that Cruyff passed away. It was an emotional 24 hours, Jody giving an eloquent account of how the Dutchman had influenced his football philosophy. Enjoy! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

JUST about every guest I've spoken to on The Big Interview had a tale of transfers which went right, others that went spectacularly wrong and those which fell through at the last minute. During this clip show you'll hear Charlie Nicholas talk about a move to Nice which went so far off track that he ended up at Aberdeen. And there is Peter Beardsley's tale of how he ended up at Manchester United, which is one of the finest on any podcast I've done. Damien Duff, Gary McAllister and Alan Pardew also reveal the details behind the big transfer stories in their careers. Then there are the deals which didn't happen. Jody Morris' exit from Chelsea was a saga, while Darren Fletcher still regrets the collapse of a move to Spain and Michael O' Neill looks back at how an early Bosman switch to Sturm Graz hit the buffers. David Moyes and Jamie Carragher will also talk about player recruitment, and there will even be time for a couple of tales about Eric Cantona before The Big Interview's transfer window slams... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

So many questions surround Jody Morris' career - and, as I found out during our captivating conversation, the man himself is not short of answers. What was life like under Hoddle, Vialli and Gullit at pre-Abramovich Chelsea? How does he feel about being named as the toughest opponent of Xavi's career? And how did he go from the offer of a five-year contract at Chelsea to, within five years, playing First Division football for St Johnstone? Morris has survived and thrived because he understands football and knows how to break it down. It is no surprise that he is now coaching the Chelsea Under-18s and is determined to establish himself in management. Don't be surprised to see him in the dugout at Stamford Bridge in the future. Enjoy Graham See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

With El-Hadji Diouf putting pen to paper at ER, the team fondly remembers other loveable characters, such as Carlton Palmer, Jody Morris and Mark Aizlewood. As well as a takeover update from the YEP's Phil Hay, there's half-baked analysis of the promising start to the season and the all important question is posed: does it have a spaniel in the back? See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Tonight's packed show veers from Ziggy Stardust's roadcrew to Jody Morris to Drogba's enthusiastic arse-stroking. Joining Phil Daniels this week is 'bird watcher' Ceri Levy, AVB sympathiser Andy Saunders and part-time tweeting Chelsea mascot Rick XXX. Come and get more involved at chelseapodcast.net (we have no knowledge of who sold Jacob Mellis the smoke grenade, so don't ask us).