Podcast appearances and mentions of John Aldridge

Was Oxford United's 1980s rise the most remarkable in English football?From lower-league obscurity to top-flight triumph, Oxford United's journey in the 1980s was one of football's most dramatic transformations. But was it a true fairytale, or was it built on bold ambition? In this episode, Graham, Jamie, and guest Scott Walkinshaw uncover the club's incredible rise, their Milk Cup victory, and the key figures who made it all possible.In this episode:

'To get the best discount off your NordVPN plan - go to nordvpn.com/bloodred - our link will also give you 4 extra months on the 2-year plan. There's no risk with Nord's 30 day money-back guarantee! The link is in the podcast episode description box' Join Theo Squires, Paul Gorst and special guest John Aldridge for the Monday edition of the Blood Red Podcast.  Liverpool took another big step towards the Premier League title after they survived a scare against rock-bottom Southampton at Anfield on Saturday. A dreadful first-half performance saw the Reds behind to Will Smallbone's opener before a Darwin Nunez equaliser and Mohamed Salah penalty within a minute of each other shortly after the break turned the game on its head, with Salah netting another spot kick late on. The result means Arne Slot's side are now 15 points clear of second-placed Arsenal with nine games to play as they look ahead to the Champions League second leg tie with PSG.  Get Exclusive NordVPN deal at: nordvpn.com/bloodred - Try it risk-free with Nord's 30-day money-back guarantee! #LFC #LiverpoolFC #LiverpoolFootballClub Get exclusive Liverpool FC podcasts and video content everyday right here.  Subscribe to the Blood Red Liverpool FC YouTube Channel and watch daily live shows HERE: https://bit.ly/3OkL9iT Listen and subscribe to the Blood Red Podcast for all your latest Liverpool FC content via Apple and Spotify: APPLE: https://bit.ly/3HfBvKq SPOTIFY: https://bit.ly/3SdsjeH Join our Blood Red podcast group on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1656599847979758/ Visit the Liverpool ECHO website: https://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/all-about/liverpool-fc Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/LivEchoLFC Follow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LiverpoolEchoLFC Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bloodred_lfc Follow us on TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@bloodred_lfc Subscribe to us on Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/bloodredliverpoolfc Download our Liverpool FC app for free: Apple - https://apps.apple.com/gb/app/lfc-echo/id1255495425 Android - https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.mirror.liverpoolfc Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

John Aldridge is with us for the first episode of the season talking through his late start to professional football, to his rise through the leagues to his beloved Liverpool and World Cup football. Bespoke kits for your club with O'Neills Sportswear UK

Are you navigating the delicate balance between faith, family, and entrepreneurship? Join us on this episode of Seek Go Create - The Leadership Journey as we dive deep into Garr Russell's transformative journey from personal strife to entrepreneurial triumph. Discover the spiritual insights behind homeschooling, the innovative RV rental business model, and the profound impact of faith on overcoming life's challenges. Tune in to get inspired by Garr's story of resilience, humility, and community building in the face of adversity. Don't miss out on practical advice for living a purpose-driven life that could change your path forever!"The road to success in entrepreneurship involves community, faith, and relentless action." - Garr Russell Access all show and episode resources HEREAbout Our Guest:Garr Russell is the founder and CEO of Fireside RV Rental, a rapidly growing company with nearly 60 locations across the U.S. Fueled by a transformative personal journey and deep faith, Garr has built a community-focused franchise model that emphasizes both entrepreneurial growth and spiritual connection. A dedicated homeschooler and advocate for Christian entrepreneurship, Garr shares his experiences and insights in his book "My Wheel Estate Story," and continues to inspire others to integrate faith and business for meaningful success.Reasons to Listen: Inspiring Homeschooling Insights: Discover Garr Russell's unique approach to homeschooling that emphasizes heart connections and practical life skills, offering new perspectives for parents considering this path.Faith-Driven Entrepreneurship: Learn how Garr Russell turned personal challenges, including overcoming alcoholism and finding his identity as a "child of God," into the foundation for a successful business and a meaningful life journey.Practical Franchise Wisdom: Get an inside look at the entrepreneurial lessons Garr learned while expanding his RV rental business during the COVID pandemic, with actionable advice on community-focused franchising and avoiding common pitfalls.Episode Resources & Action Steps:Resources Mentioned in the Episode:Fireside RV Rental Website: Offers RV rentals and business opportunities for those interested in RV franchises.Book: "My Wheel Estate Story" by Garr Russell: Free download available, aimed at inspiring potential entrepreneurs by sharing Garr's journey in the real estate and RV rental industries.Action Steps for Listeners:Explore RV Rental Opportunities: Visit the Fireside RV Rental website to learn more about renting an RV for personal use or exploring franchise opportunities, particularly for those interested in Christian entrepreneurship.Engage in Emotional Introspection and Seek Support: Read "Resilient" by John Aldridge for guidance on managing emotions, especially those lingering from the COVID-19 pandemic. Additionally, seek a supportive community or friend to discuss these feelings and experiences.Consider and Plan for Homeschooling: For parents contemplating homeschooling, use Garr Russell's homeschooling approach as an inspiration. Focus on heart connections with children, incorporate practical life skills into education, and utilize resources like Danny Silk's teachings on maintaining strong parent-child relationships.Resources for Leaders from Tim Winders &...

In this week's episode of Reminding You Why You Love Football, media liberal left-wing elite Owen Blackhurst is joined by James Bird and Tommy Stewart to talk about Waiting for Birdo, John Aldridge capturing Basque hearts and banging in goals wherever he went, Seb's dinner for two, Wile E. Coyote and Road Runner, Cartman and Butters, Carlos Tazez and other cartoon footballers, James's uncle MBE, Federico Casotti on the wonder of Wesley Sneijder, Owen's swazz, being robbed of the Ballon d'Or, Jose Mourinho's Weirdos, dangerous underdogs, clickbait transfer rumours, a great ghost game, Mario Balotelli, presenting your business card, Dutch caps, triumphant Tommy trouncing James, street football, manscaping your body hair, Tenerife 08, Corporal Cockout's bellyflop challenge, Dong McEnroe, Asad the Hirsute, questionable tournament formats, Stade Brestois 29 confounding expectations, watching pirates training, Qarabağ Ultras in the Exmouth Arms, the dearth of stardust, they're not laughing now, achieving your dreams, backflips at Goose Mansions, just play, attic finds, signed certificates, being in the local paper, coconut water v tap water, solicitors, doing your research, 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.

Hear from Arne Slot and Andy Robertson on a memorable 3-0 victory over Manchester United after a Luis Diaz brace and another goal from Mo Salah made it three wins from three for Liverpool's new head coach heading into the international break. Former Reds Sammy Lee, John Aldridge and David James also provide analysis of the key talking points from Old Trafford.

Bærekraftseventyr går live fra vårt mobile podcaststudio med et postkort fra Baskerland. I forbindelse med New Business Models Conference 2024, samt det UEFA- og Handelens Miljøfond-finansierte forskningsprosjektet vårt på sirkulære fotballstadioner, endte vi i San Sebastian og Bilbao. Vi starter med et nikk til vår kjære vinbar Vinbaren Vin og Pintxos i Kaigaten i Bergen, ettersom denne turen ble rene ekskursjonen i nettopp vin og pintxos! Før konferansen kom i gang, besøkte vi både Athletic Bilbaos stadion San Mames for en kjapp befaring, før vi fikk audiens hos Real Sociedad på Reale Arena i San Sebastian. Vi snakker oss inn i fotballen i et forretningsmodellperspektiv og forteller om opplevelsene fra Reale Arana. Før folk får fotballallergi og kaster episoden på båten, forsvarer Sveinung fotballcaset som representativt for mange andre forretnings- og virksomhetsmodeller. Vi forteller om møtet med vår kontakt Ainara Muga, som er bærekraftssjef i stiftelsen til Real Sociedad, og de mange bærekraftsinitiativene hun ledet i klubben og på stadion. Det blir sosial bærekraft og baskisk identitet, ringvirkningene til klubben på andre idrettslag i regionen og valgene de tar for å understøtte disse. Vi snakker om Sareak-prosjektet (og glemmer hva Sareak betød), som innebærer oppsirkulering av ødelagte fiskenett til fotballmålnett, utført av konene til fiskere i bransjen. Vi lærer om en overraskende avfallsfraksjon, trolig særegen for denne regionen, som oppsirkuleres til bruk av lokale bønder. Vi snakker om garn og nøter, lar oss forvirre av terminologien i håndarbeid, og mimrer tilbake til besøket hos Egersund Net i Austevoll. Vi lar oss overraske over den relativt lave vektleggingen av avfallshåndteringsutfordringen på stadion, snakker om fotball på stranden, oppsamling av regnvann til bruk til vanning av baner, Lars Jacob trekker paralleller til vår gode venn David i Barcelona, og vi mimrer tilbake til da vi underviste på ESADE Business School i Barcelona for noen år siden. Det leder oss inn i en compare-and-contrast av Baskerland og Katalonia, selv om vi ikke har kompetanse til å gjøre det. John Aldridge gjør en overraskende cameo i forbindelse med at vi snakker om EM-helten Nico Williams, som har bakgrunn fra Ghana, men likevel vurderes som basker i klubbens øyne. Vi snakker om det kompliserte ved kulturelt homogene regler, kommer plutselig inn på sparker i Gudbrandsdalen, og Sveinung trekker opp igjen evergreen-spørsmålet "hva er en fotballklubb?" Det blir eier- og governanceprat, vi snakker om de fire SDGene i Real Sociedads, trekker paralleller til klubber som Arsenal, Barcelona og andre, og selvsagt blir det vesentlighetsprat nå igjen. Det blir tygging av pip shells og sigarettrøyking, oppsirkulerte møbler av plastflasketopper, og igjen de sosiale dimensjonene av slike sirkulære prosjekter. Vi kommer inn på filosofien til stiftelsens impact-arbeid, får innsikt i klubbens ultras (eller fravær av sådanne), snakker om pyro og bluss, og gleder oss til å reise tilbake til San Sebastian i sesongen, så vi kan gå på kamp. Sveinung gjør seg morsom på bekostning av Vålerengen, vi tenker tilbake til den gangen Mainz-supporterne gikk til angrep på Sveinung på Olympiastadion i Berlin, og vi reviderer vår tidligere omtale av Baskerland som Spanias Skottland, og bestemmer oss i stedet for at San Sebastian på mange måter er Spanias Bergen. I mengden av inntrykk kommer vi innom energi i form av solenergi, appen Ciclogreen som insentiverer supportere til å reise grønt, før vi avslutningsvis i balansens navn, forsøker å dempe kjærlighetsrusen vår til San Sebastian og Real Sociedad ved å diskutere skyggesider de kanskje vektlegger i for liten grad. Vi avslutter med en svipptur til Japan, før vi må skynde oss tilbake på konferanse - og viktigere, tilbake til vin og pintxos-barene, men på vei ut av samtalen gjør vi en Mikel Arteta-oppdagelse som endte med at Sveinung spilte tennis i San Sebastian med Ainara fra Real Sociedad. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

It's 30 years since John Aldridge made headlines for all the wrong reasons during a World Cup match between Ireland and Mexico. The Irish striker lost his temper with a match official, after not being allowed to take to the field as a substitute. Ireland were losing the match 2-0 and needed a goal.Aldridge and his manager, Jack Charlton, were pictured on television broadcasts around the world shouting expletives.Both were punished after the game, but when Aldridge finally was allowed on the pitch, he scored a goal to give Ireland a chance to get back into the game.He shares his memories of that day with Alan Hamilton. This episode is narrated by Tricia Penrose.A Moon Road Production for BBC World Service.(Photo: John Aldridge shouting at FIFA official. Credit: Shutterstock)

Liverpool legends Robbie Fowler and John Aldridge joined Nathan Murphy in Kennedy's Pub in Dublin for a Liverpool special Off The Ball Roadshow, with thanks to William Hill.In Part 2, the lads discussed the current Liverpool team and their future after Jurgen Klopp. This is just a section of the full show, which is available now for Off The Ball members. Go to offtheball/join for details on how to join.OTB Football with William Hill.

Liverpool legends Robbie Fowler and John Aldridge joined Nathan Murphy in Kennedy's Pub in Dublin for a Liverpool special Off The Ball Roadshow, with thanks to William Hill.In Part 1, the lads discussed their own careers at Liverpool and beyond. This is just a section of the full show, which is available now for Off The Ball members. Go to offtheball/join for details on how to join. OTB Football with William Hill.

This month we've got the second set of group games, which produced some notable matches and moments.  Team USA triggering a soccer boom with a victory that will have fatal consequences elsewhere, Roy Hodgson's swaggering Swiss putting the skids under Romania, a touchline explosion involving Jack Charlton and John Aldridge, Bulgaria ending one of the most embarrassing streaks in World Cup history, Arrigo Sacchi gambling his career with a brave substitution, Diego Maradona equalling the all-time World Cup appearances record, and much more. Subscribe to World Cup Rambling on your podcast platform.   TWITTER/X @MatthewOkot @WorldCupRamble 

Jürgen Klopp and Harvey Elliott react to Liverpool's 2-2 draw with Manchester United at Old Trafford, a result which means Liverpool remain second in the Premier League, behind leaders Arsenal on goal difference and one point above third-placed Manchester City. Former Reds Phil Thompson and John Aldridge join Peter McDowall in the LFCTV studio to discuss the key talking points from the game.

Ricky describes Liverpool as Ireland's second capital! And his love of the Emerald Isle started decades ago when he met all the Irish ex-pats on the building sites. Since then he has considered it his second home.He played Bobby Grant in Brookside, and DCI Charlie Wise in Cracker but he is best known as the lovable and lewd Jim Royle in The Royle Family - Actor, Writer and activist and most importantly – a very very proud Liverpudlian.Ricky had a Sunday sit-down with Alison Curtis and talked about the brand new tour he is about to embark in Ireland with the Irish Annie's stage show, how he adores meeting the fans after the shows and he still gets Jim Royle requests! He has a children's book on the way, he tells a hilarious story about Irish soccer legend John Aldridge plus his new Channel 4 tv show and loads more.Ricky Tomlinson stars in Irish Annie's musical comedy - Tour Dates from Dublin, Galway, Louth and Cork see more here: irishannies.comRicky also has a brand-new show starting on Channel 4. He stars in the road trip reality show with screen wife Sue Johnston - Ricky, Sue And A Trip Or Two starts this coming Tuesday on Channel 4

After surrendering their title to Everton, Liverpool come storming back, fuelled by John Barnes, Peter Beardsley and John Aldridge. A second league and cup double in three years seems inevitable but at Wembley, Dave Beasant saves a penalty and Wimbledon carry off the FA Cup after just 11 seasons in the Football League.  Elsewhere, Luton  stun Arsenal with a late comeback to win the League Cup, Chelsea collapse from title contenders to relegation fodder and on Tyneside, samba-style football comes to the Toon in the shape of Mirandinha.

Hear from Jürgen Klopp, Bobby Clark and Caoimhin Kelleher as we reflect on Liverpool's dramatic 1-0 victory at Nottingham Forest, courtesy of Darwin Nunez's winner deep into stoppage time. Former players Sammy Lee, John Aldridge and David Thompson discuss the key talking points from the result which keeps the Reds top of the Premier League.

Arthurs in Dundalk is on top of the world after a big lottery win, the foods of yesteryear, Liverpool super fan Daire Gorman co-hosting a big night in Drogheda with John Aldridge, it's snowdrop heaven in Rosie Maye's wonderful garden, David Sheehan on the first night of this year's League of Ireland and comedy from Sindhu Vee. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

There are few people better placed to talk us through the art of goalscoring than the man who did so on 476 occasions during his career. John Aldridge lived the dream; going from Kop fanatic to wearing the famous red shirt with his hero's number on his back and becoming a Liverpool icon in his own right. In the second episode of season 2, Aldo talks us through how the transfer of a lifetime came about the morning of a big cup game, the confidence and nerves he had walking into a dressing room packed with Reds legends but how, ultimately, his knack of goalscoring came naturally. We also discover the quirk of fate that took him from suffering Wembley heartache in 1988, to feeling utter jubilation 12 months later, which of the hundreds of goals he scored is the one he'd pick to experience all over again and how he won over the hearts of Real Sociedad fans after leaving Anfield.

Message from John Aldridge on July 16, 2023

Republic of Ireland and Liverpool legend John Aldridge sits down with Tommy Martin to look back on his brilliant career. In Part 2, Aldo looks back on his brilliant international career. From his first meeting with Jack Charlton 1986 to his retirement ten years later, and Euro 88, Italia 90 and USA 94 in between, there are some wonderful stories from Ireland's halcyon days on the international stage. His spell with Real Sociedad is also discussed as well as his time as player, player-manager and then manager at Tranmere Rovers. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Republic of Ireland and Liverpool legend John Aldridge sits down with Tommy Martin to look back on his brilliant career. In Part 1, Aldo talks about his humble beginnings in football, from non-league sides around Merseyside to signing for Newport County before a great spell at Oxford United and landing his dream move to his beloved Liverpool. In a club career that included so many highs, the horrors of Hillsborough are also discussed. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

What's it like to walk the cobbles of Coronation Street? When is the right time in life to buy a caravan? And why did someone want to run Robbo over?John Aldridge has been asked about “The Trouser Dance”, there's a belting fact about the oldest standing building in Merseyside and what can you do to pirouette from the pull of procrastination?All this and more from Paul Cope and Gareth Roberts on the latest free episode of The Late Challenge.Do you want more from The Late Challenge? Five extra shows are now LIVE on Patreon. Sign up and watch or listen at: https://www.patreon.com/TheLateChallengePodcast To get in touch with the show, email us at: hello@thelatechallengepodcast.comYou can also give us feedback via our website: www.thelatechallengepodcast.com Follow us on Twitter: LateChallengeAdd us on Facebook: The Late Challenge PodcastAdd us on Instagram: LateChallengeFind us on TikTok: thelatechallengepodcast

So near and yet so far, John Aldridge and Philip Quinn reflected on Ireland's hard to take loss to France last evening. Jimmy Norman is very grateful to the GAA for their support of Aoibheann's Pink Tie but doesn't understand the issue with shirts and charity logos? Gerry took a seasonal garden walk with Rosie Maye and Sinead Burke touched on a sensitive, topical subject - the eviction ban. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Anfield Wrap's live podcast looking ahead to Bournemouth v Liverpool in the Premier League at Dean Court. John Gibbons hosts Adam Melia, Ste Evans and Kieran Molyneux, as well as Matt Parish and John Aldridge on behalf of the LFC Foundation and Beacon Counselling Trust...

Message from John Aldridge on January 1, 2023

When Montauk fisherman John Aldridge was thrown off the back of his lobster boat, the Anna Mary, he found himself alone in the middle of the ocean, watching his ship speed off into the distance. With his partner, Anthony Sosinski, sleeping below deck, it would be hours before Aldridge was even discovered missing. The U.S. Coast Guard and Montauk fishing community then mobilized a large-scale search-and-rescue mission off the coast of Long Island, but the needle-in-a-haystack operation missed Aldridge, again and again, while he fought for his life. Following the release of their book, A Speck in the Sea, that recounts this harrowing tale, Aldridge and Sosinski join Alec to share their story of perseverance, friendship, and the mindset it takes to survive the most challenging circumstances. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ste Hoare took time away from learning about the LFC Foundation to speak to John Aldridge about the passing of Liverpool legend David Johnson.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/redmentv. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ste Hoare headed down to the AXA Training Centre to hear all about the great work that the LFC Foundation had done over the last year. Whilst there, Ste spoke to BAFTA Award winner, and LFC Foundation ambassador, Big Zuu, former Liverpool legend and the Chairman of Forever Reds, John Aldridge and Matt Parish, the CEO of the LFC Foundation.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/redmentv. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The countdown is on for the Fifa World Cup in Qatar. It kicks off on Sunday, with the hosts facing Ecuador. But after corruption, human rights atrocities, up to 6,500 migrant deaths building the stadiums, and LGBTQ fans being told to accept Qatar rules. Perhaps it's the most controversial World Cup ever. Henry McKean met Amnesty International and spoke to World Cup Ireland legend John Aldridge.

Liverpool legends Robbie Fowler and John Aldridge were live in the Camden in Dublin with Nathan Murphy for a tell-all chat about their time at Anfield, the Republic of Ireland, and football today. Enjoy! (0:00) - Nathan meets John and Robbie (11:00) - What it feels like to score in front of The Kop. (20:20) - Robbie's favourite goals. (23:42) - Knowledgable Liverpool fans, John's departure, and Fowler being called God. (40:49) - Liverpool's struggles this season. (59:00) - John on playing for Ireland under Jack Charlton. OTB's #LFC Legends Roadshow in association Carlsberg. Always drink responsibly. Get the facts. Be drinkaware. Visit drinkaware.ie.

Carlsberg are celebrating 30 years of their sponsorships with Liverpool FC. Liverpool and Ireland legend, John Aldridge joined Kieran on The Hard Shoulder to discuss his career and the current shape of Liverpool FC...

Dave and Nick discuss Mark Tighe's latest findings on John Delaney's investigated activities including 78 litigations and expenses of over 700k. The latest Irish transfer news is brought to you as is chat about Kit Con Éire and remembering John Aldridge's ‘heated' moment at USA 94.

It's back! Yes, that's right, the start of a new series of FANS is here, and what a start it is as Sachin is joined by the brilliant BBC commentator Steve Wilson for a chat about Tranmere Rovers. Steve is in typically articulate and engaging form as he discusses the club he was born to support having grown up in the shadow of Prenton Park – Tranmere's ground and, as Steve makes clear, one that is NOT in Liverpool. His first trip there was in January 1975 and there are memories of the sights, sounds and smells of the occasion – a Third Division game against Grimsby that, as was typical of following Tranmere at the time, took place on a Friday night. Steve was hooked and about to embark on a journey of extreme highs and lows. There have been financial difficulties and multiple relegations to contend with as a ‘Trannie' fan during the past 40 years or so but also the glorious, never-to-be-forgotten reigns of Johnny King and John Aldridge. Steve speaks with great warmth about the success both men brought to Tranmere as well as with great humour about his personal interactions with each of them. His story about interviewing Aldridge for Football Focus is especially wonderful. Speaking of ‘the Aldridge Years', Steve also reflects on the three iconic matches Tranmere played under their former player-manager in the early noughties, and in particular the 4-3 victory over Southampton in February 2001. Steve was at Prenton Park that night commentating for BBC Five Live and speaks with fascinating insight and honesty about the experience. Finally, there is a chat about modern-day Tranmere and how the club appears to be in good hands thanks to the presence of two former players in Mark Palios and Micky Mellon. And speaking of former players, Steve also talks through his all-time Tranmere XI, which includes a place for one of his BBC colleagues. And no, it's not Dan Walker. So download, listen and love. And after you have, please Rate and Review. It would mean a lot. Cheers!

Former Liverpool striker and current chair of the former players association, John Aldridge, speaks to This Is Anfield about the importance of the club looking after its former players, with increasing numbers suffering from ill-health in later life.

Straight From The Off welcomes John Aldridge to the Podcast. John needs no introduction to football fans of the city, but he tells us how it all came about. From school football in Garston were he lived, to lifting the League title and FA Cup for his beloved Liverpool FC. ‘Aldo' played for Blue Union, Garston Woodcutters, Cheshire Lines and South Liverpool before moving on to the pro game with Newport County. It was from there that he caught the eye of Jim Smith at Oxford and made his way to the 1st Division and eventually to Liverpool FC. He tells us how about those early days and what it took to make it as a professional and how he played and scored at the World Cup! he tells us about his best goals, games and all about the lads he shared a pitch with and played against throughout those times. Episode 63 is brought to you by: Richtime watches and jewellery. The best supplier of new and used watches in the UK.

John Aldridge and David Fairclough stood on the Kop and admired him. And he was Fairclough's main autograph target. In Aldo's opinion Hunt was the best striker Liverpool ever has had. «We all wanted to be Roger Hunt in the streets. We loved him. And we got to know him, we were in awe of the man.» It has been a hugely emotional week after the passing of Hunt. He was a God. In this week's podcast two of Liverpool's fine strikers honour Sir Roger. We also look back at the Brentford match and they give us an insight in how to become more lethal goal scorers (with some advice to Salah and the boys), we also wrap up Porto and look ahead at Manchester City at home. Enjoy!

Straight From The Off welcomes Martin Ryman to the Podcast. The South Liverpool FC manager of 20 years tells us his story, from not really playing football in school to joining South Liverpool in the Norris Green League and later the great Almithak side as well as having trials with a few clubs. He Tells us about his time at South Liverpool as a player and where he eventually became manager and won an astonishing amount of silverwear in the time since he has been in charge which includes the prestigious LCFA Challenge Cup amongst others. But it wasn't all plain sailing, there has been ups and down which he tells us all about. He tells us about his favourite games, goals and all about the lads he has played with, managed and came up against throughout those times. Episode 58 is brought to you by: Sefton Park Rangers Football Club. A brilliant club that does so much for the community! @SPR_CFC Thanks to Jake Nolan on his continued support of grassroots football.

Straight From The Off welcomes James Olsen to the Podcast. Jay was one of the stand out players at his age group playing for Merton Villa and was snapped up by Everton. He then moved onto Liverpool were he would turn Pro. Jay tells us what it was like playing for Liverpool and how he had to move on when John Aldridge wanted him at Tranmere Rovers. Whilst at Tranmere Rovers during pre season, Jay had terrible luck in a training incident that resulted in broken bones in his neck and a large period of time out of the game. He tells us about the lows that followed and how he had to recover mentally as well as physically. Jay talks about his the other clubs he has played for, his coaching, his favourite goals, games and all about the lads he shared a pitch with and played against and coached throughout those times. Epsiode 57 is brought to you by Canters Crime Solicitors. Call 0151 239 1020 during working hours or 07769 931 027 for out of hours emergency.

Shane Hannon and Eoin Sheahan are joined by former Ireland internationals John Aldridge and Tony Cascarino Thoughts on Eriksen and how the situation was handled England - The need to keep Kane further up field and should Grealish be starting Italy - Playing with aggression, Pressing like Liverpool and a real danger to other teams Netherlands - Defensive struggles Scotland - Reminding Tony of the Irish team he played with and so much more! #EURO2020 #SaveOurGame | @PaddyPower

With a few days to the FA Cup final, an old timer remembers the times when the FA Cup final in England used to be a show-piece event. Now it is almost an afterthought.Talking of lucky shirts, BBC World Service, Merseyside Derby finals and Alex Ferguson.. He remembers many of those days.

Episode 62  Then importance of positive influences.   Alan Mahon moved to Birkenhead as a teenager, turning down offers from Chelsea and Middlesborough amongst others. Heavily influenced by his Father, Alan wanted to move somewhere where his first team opportunities would be plentiful. At the time, Tranmere were a high flying Division 1 (championship) side, and had players in their ranks such as Pat Nevin, John Aldridge, and Liam O'Brien. During his five years with Tranmere, Alan played over 100 times, and was a crucial part of the 1999/2000 team that reacher a Worthington Cup Final, and Fa Cup 1/4 final.  Mahon moved to Lisbon, playing in the champions league, before returning to England and appearing for Blackburn, Wigan, Burnley, Ipswich, Cardiff and Blackpool, before returning to Prenton Park in 2009. What felt like a fairytale return to the club, quickly turned sour as the clubs performances on the pitch under manager John Barnes saw the club floundering at the bottom of the table.  By 2011, Alan Mahon had hung up his boots, and terminated his contract with Tranmere 12 months early. The loss of his father, combined with the difficulty he was having competing physically, Alan decided he didn't want to be blocking the path for young players like Aaron Cresswell if he had nothing to contribute. Alan spent some years out of the game before returning as a coach at Manchester City women's team, stepping is as interim manager last year before resuming his current role as assistant to former Tranmere man Gareth Taylor.  If you enjoy this episode, or any of our other episodes, please pop over to apple podcasts, and give us a rating and a review.  https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/man-marking/id1506661828 You can find us on Twitter @marking_man and don't forget to use the hashtag #WheresTheTalkingLads  If you have been affected by any of the themes discussed in today's episode, we have listed some organisations below who are there if you need to talk: Samaritans  Call 116 132 for free https://www.samaritans.org/ Papyrus UK Call 0800 068 41 41 Papyrus Website CALM ZONE 0800 58 58 58 https://www.thecalmzone.net/help/helpline/ MIND 0300 123 3393 https://www.mind.org.uk/ The Kaleidoscope Plus Group 0800 059 0123 https://www.kaleidoscopeplus.org.uk/

With the League Cup under their belts, Liverpool set off in March 2001 to continue their progress in both the FA Cup and UEFA Cup as well as bid to secure a top=three finish in the Premiership. Amongst the month's standout fixtures was an FA Cup quarter-final visit to Prenton Park to take on John Aldridge's Tranmere Rovers, whilst also facing Porto in the last eight of the UEFA Cup. Join Guy Clarke and Dan Kay as they take a trip down Memory Lane 20 years on in the latest instalment of Houllier's Treble-Winners, with the month finishing with a visit from Manchester United to Anfield as the Reds set their rivals' season off the rails and continued along their own path to glory. Enjoy.Watch and subscribe to our Blood Red videos on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/BloodRedLiverpoolFCSign up for our Liverpool FC newsletters: https://data.reachplc.com/210734476470860Join our Blood Red podcast group on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1656599847979758/

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This week former Republic of Ireland and Liverpool midfielder, Jason McAteer gets another chance to live out his last match.Who does he want in his team, who is the manager and what player did he play against does he want as his wildcard?Hear some amazing stories about Graeme Souness, Roy Keane and John Aldridge as Jason assembles a stellar side..Please rate, review and subscribe to the show, plus remember to sign up to whoknowswins.com - Put Your Money, where your mates are.Still to come - Emile Heskey, Gary Pallister and next week Stuart McCall. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

From growing up in the heart of Liverpool, to starting his professional football career quite late, to ultimately playing for his boyhood club, and then going on to play for the Republic of Ireland, John Aldridge has had quite a journey. Kieran delved into much of it on this week's Thursday Interview.

In this week's episode, we have a countdown of the top 10 British and Irish players to have played in LaLiga. We asked our listeners and followers to vote in a poll and we reveal the results in this episode, counting down the top 10. Star players like David Beckham and Gareth Bale feature, as do some from several decades ago such as Laurie Cunningham or John Aldridge. To tell the stories of these top 10 players, we have contributions from Román de Arquer (@Aeroslavee), Paco Polit (@pacopolitENG), Hasan Karim (@TheHasKarim), Dan Parry (@DanParry_), Gregor Chappelle (@gregorchappelle), Matt Clark (@MattClark_08), Alex Brotherton (@alex_brotherton) and Sam Leveridge (@samleveridge), while this episode is hosted by Euan McTear (@emctear). Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Drum Engraving goes back to the 1920's when drums such as the Slingerland and Ludwig Black Beauty's would become legendary thanks to the intricate engraving on the metal shells. Fast forward to today, John is the man behind the hand engraving for companies such as Ludwig, A&F, DW, Pearl, C&C and Joyful Noise. He is also the founder of the amazing publication "Not So Modern Drummer", which has been an amazing resource for vintage drum enthusiasts for almost 30 years. We go through the full history of NSMD and tons of other great vintage drum talk along the way. Check out Johns website at: https://drumscratcher.com/ here is the current version of Not So Modern Drummer which is run by George Lawrence: https://www.notsomoderndrummer.com/ Here are some great NSMD articles by Bob Campbell about John Aldridge that go into further detail about this topic and have great pictures: https://www.notsomoderndrummer.com/not-so-modern-drummer/2019/5/8/the-drum-engravers-part-1-john-aldridge https://www.notsomoderndrummer.com/not-so-modern-drummer/2019/10/25/the-drum-engravers-part2-john-aldridge-custom-works Thanks for listening! - Follow Drum History on Facebook and Instagram for daily drumming videos! @drumhistory_podcast - Please give us a rating and a review if you like the show. I love getting feedback from everyone and hearing how you like the show, get in touch and let me know what you want to learn about next!

We have Liverpool Ladies, a massive press conference, and a trip to the Forever Reds. And we have a big look ahead to the game against Newcastle. Jürgen had a big chat today and so we have too. Neil Atkinson is joined by John Gibbons, Andy Heaton and Ian Salmon. Phil Neal and John Aldridge chat to John. Heather Carroll talks to Neil Atkinson about the Ladies. Everything you need in one place. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Í Sparkvarpi vikunnar var Baskahéraðið á Spáni tekið fyrir. Þar eru fjögur lið sem keppa í La Liga, efstu deildinni á Spáni. Það eru Deportivo Alaves, Athletic Bilbao, Real Sociedad og Eibar. Auk þess er Osasuna, sem er innan Stóra-Baskahéraðsins einnig í efstu deild. Athletic Bilbao hafa verið þekktir fyrir „cantera-stefnuna“ sína sem er nokkurs konar óskrifuð regla innan félagsins. Stefnan var tekin upp árið 1912 og síðan þá hefur liðið fylgt því eftir. Hún er fólgin í því að einungis baskneskir leikmenn eða leikmenn sem alast þar upp mega spila fyrir félagið. Real Sociedad, næst sigursælasta liðið í Baskahéraði var áður fyrr einnig með samlíka stefnu en hætti henni svo 1989 þegar liðið keypti John Aldridge frá Liverpool. Innan liðsins leið mönnum eins og þeir sætu eftir í samkeppni við stórlið eins og Barcelona og Real Madrid og lagði hana því þá niður. Ævintýri Eibars er ótrúleg, liðið er á sínu öðru ári í La Liga en kom upp í deildina í fyrra eftir að hafa farið beint upp í aðra deild árinu áður. Bærinn Eibar telur 27 þúsund manns og er fámennari en Kópavogur. Strákarnir fóru yfir það merkilegasta við þessi lið ásamt því að tala um stolt fólksins í Baskahéraði. Þá rifjuðu þeir upp merkilegan leik milli Real Sociedad og Athetlic Bilbao (árið 1976) en það var fyrir allt annað en fótboltann sem var spilaður þann dag. Rígur þessara nágrannaliða hefur fengið stimpilinn sem vinalegasti grannaslagur í boltanum en þó eru líka heitar tilfinningarnar beggja stuðningsmanna í garð hins liðsins.

John Aldridge, a 45-year old lobster fisherman from Long Island, flew off the back of his boat when a plastic handle supporting a box hook snapped with the power of his pull. He grabbed at the side of the boat, missing it by inches before landing in the water at 3:30 am, alone and stunned, as the boat sped away with his partner sleeping in his cabin. They were 40 miles off the coast of Montauk, Long Island. First, yelling, then panic, then silence before he allowed himself to think he was going to die. Support the show: http://www.wnpr.org/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.