Podcast appearances and mentions of Leighton Baines

Crouchy is back with Jimmy & Fenners for another chat all about pre-match superstitions, the pros and cons of long ball football and what happens when Prince William turns up at Goals.   Also: Why is he dreaming about Leighton Baines? What happens when players don't fancy it on the pitch? And Crouchy gives his verdict on Fenners' incredible Thomas Tuchel chant.  You can now watch FC Bullard! Subscribe to our YouTube channel here: https://www.youtube.com/@FCBullard  Get in touch on the socials by searching for ‘FC Bullard' or email us on fcbullard@crowdnetwork.co.uk  The FC Bullard club shop is now open! Have a look here: https://www.crowdnetwork.store/collections/fc-bullard  Music courtesy of BMG Production Music.   Up The Pirates! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Mike is joined by Sport Witness journalist Sean Lunt to react to the end of Sean Dyche's reign as Everton manager, after he left the club just hours before our F.A. Cup tie against Peterborough; The lads discuss the speed at which the Friedkin's are looking to appoint a new manager, with former boss David Moyes in pole position to take the position; The show rounds off with a look back at the win over Peterborough, overseen by Leighton Baines and Seamus Coleman. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Steve is an extremely experienced former professional footballer and coach, playing in excess of 500 Football League games for a variety of clubs including Nottingham Forest, Crewe, Plymouth, Burnley, Hereford United and Cheltenham Town. He possess nearly 25 years coaching experience across a broad spectrum of roles such as within the first team environment at professional football clubs with Hereford United, Cheltenham Town, Forest Green Rovers and Kidderminster Harriers in addition to leading the football programme at nationally renowned Hartpury College and University and in more recent years, across coach education and development with the FA and PFA. He currently holds the position of "Player to Coach" lead, playing a key role in the FA's strategy of delivering more EQC (English Qualified coaches) working across the highest level of the game and lead on a high profile, bespoke coach development programme for current and former senior England players that is named "International Player to Coach" (IP2C). Graduates from the programme include Ashely Cole, Michael Dawson, Wayne Rooney, Jack Wilshere, Leighton Baines and Carlton Cole. He takes lead responsibility for the development and delivery of the Football Association's pathway for current and ex professional players who are transitioning from playing into coaching, facilitating the design and implementation of the FA's elite coach qualifications and programme of continuous professional development, taking a needs-led approach in collaboration with key stakeholders such as the PL, LMA, EFL and PFA. Furthermore, He is a qualified tutor and deliverer across both the FA Level 4/UEFA A Licence and FA L5/UEFA Pro Licence qualifications plus FA Talent Identification qualifications L4 and L5 for Technical Directors, supporting learners at the highest levels of the game. He also has coaching experience at international level, leading England Universities Football plus the role of Assistant Coach to Great Britain Universities (Team GBR) Football Team at the World University Games before becoming Head Coach. Team GBR gained a silver medal at the World University Games in Kazan, Russia, 2013. As if that isn't enough credibility in itself, he is also a holder of the UEFA Pro Licence through the English FA in addition to further qualifications such as the Premier League's Elite Head of Coaching award, Advanced Youth Award, the League Managers Association's Diploma in Football Management, a Post-Graduate Diploma in Elite Coach Development and a BSc in Sports Science. He wanted to devote his time to help aspiring coaches all across the world by coming on the podcast and its right here for you - he also provided his Linkedin page (Search Steve Guinan) for any of our listeners who wish to reach out in the future. A top football man and another amazing guest...

Our latest Bred a Blue podcast guest, Jake Bidwell, is still the youngest player to ever make a European appearance for Everton. David Moyes handed him a start against BATE Borisov in the UEFA Cup tie at Goodison Park in December 2009 when Bidwell was just 16-years-old and 271 days. Indeed, only Thierry Small, Jose Baxter and - by just 24 hours - James Vaughan have been younger when playing for the senior team in any competition. “I went in the day before the game expecting to train as normal and then got the shout that I was playing,” he told the Official Everton Podcast. “It was a bit of a whirlwind, but I remember going through set-pieces in training. “Leighton Baines and Tony Hibbert told me to just relax and enjoy my game. I was so young that I didn't really understand the magnitude of it and I just wanted to get out there and do the best I could.” LISTEN TO BRED A BLUE AND COLLECT EVERTON REWARDS POINTS In Bred a Blue Bidwell speaks about he started off at Everton as a goalkeeper, how he played against Danny Welbeck when he was still at school, and how he just wanted to go home to bed after his first senior team training session because he was so tired! After that European night, further senior run-outs proved elusive and, by his own admission, he was never really likely to oust Leighton Baines and so took the decision to go to Brentford on loan when he was 18. “It would have been difficult for anyone to get Bainesy out, let alone me,” said Bidwell. “I agreed to go to Brentford and then I asked ‘where is it' because I had no idea! I went for six months and ended up playing more than 200 games for them in five years. “There was no role for me at Everton but I had become an important player for Brentford and was playing week-in, week-out so I didn't want to go back to play reserve team football.” From Brentford, Bidwell moved to Queens Park Rangers, although despite racking up more than 100 appearances for them across three seasons he says ‘that one didn't work out as well.' His next port of call, Swansea City, was far more enjoyable. “I loved it there and can't speak highly enough of the place or the city. It's a one-club city and everyone wants the team to do well. We had two play-off campaigns but just couldn't get over the line.” Despite not turning 30 until March of this year, Jake Bidwell, currently in the Championship with Coventry City, is closing in on 500 career appearances. However, he still looks back on that one for Everton with a great deal of affection. “The upbringing I got alongside the likes of Phil Neville, Sylvain Distin, Leighton Baines has stood me in good stead throughout my career.  I only played once but I know there are lots of Evertonians who would give their left arm to make an appearance for the team. “It's something I'll always be proud of. If I have a son who is good enough to play football I wouldn't want him to go anywhere other than Everton.”

It's always one of the most exciting days in the football calendar and the latest Official Everton Podcast looks back over some special memories from the third round of the FA Cup. Which Merseyside football legend scored the only ever ‘golden goal', which tie was our first ever appearance on Match of the Day, which one was delayed when a chip shop by Goodison caught fire, why did we play 12 cup-ties in 14 games in 1987/88, why was the 1999 tie against Exeter City played in December and what Everton FA Cup record does Leighton Baines hold - even though he tells us that he didn't know it! Everton legend Kevin Ratcliffe tells us what David Moyes said to him after THAT game at Shrewsbury in 2003, John Connolly speaks about the horror tackle that broke his leg in the 1975 tie against non-league Altrincham and we catch up with former schoolteacher Phil Smith, who played centre-forward for the Northern Premier League outfit when they took the Blues to a replay. And Ian Snodin insists that he's still peeved that his team-mates didn't celebrate his goal at Sheffield Wednesday in 1988, although it was the fifth of a 5-0 victory! Host Darren Griffiths is joined by Dave Prentice and Gavin Buckland for a light-hearted stroll down FA Cup third round memory lane.

Many footballers are role models for millions of people around the world. And one of the reasons many people love them and look up to them is because of the good they do in the world. 1. David Beckham 2. Didier Drogba 3. Juan Mata 4. Leighton Baines 5. Alisson Becker 6. Craig Bellamy 7. Hector Bellerin 8. Kylian Mbappe 9. Marcus Rashford 10. Sadio Mane

Dave Prentice and Gavin Buckland join Sam Carroll for your Friday edition of the Royal Blue podcast to look ahead to Sunday's visit of West Ham United to L4. The match will mark the return of David Moyes, along with Kurt Zouma and Nikola Vlasic, to Everton. It's now more than nine years since Moyes left the Blues for Manchester United. His derisory bids for Marouane Fellaini and Leighton Baines after he moved to United soured his relationship with Evertonians. But, with time proving just what a good job he did at Goodison Park, has that frostiness cooled? Equally, are Blues taking Rafa Benitez, who used to go up against Moyes when he was in charge of Liverpool, closer to their hearts? Both questions are discussed by Sam, Gav and Prenno, who held an exclusive interview with Benitez for the Liverpool ECHO this week, which you can read by clicking the links below. And with Richarlison and Dominic Calvert-Lewin still sidelined, the panel also ask whether Sunday is the perfect time for Salomon Rondon to kick start his Everton career. Enjoy.https://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/rafa-benitez-everton-ferguson-exclusive-21855347https://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/rafa-benitez-everton-moshiri-exclusive-21843777

Throwback to days of old as James and Alex hop on the mic to discuss a handful of news stories that have surfaced this international break: -Leighton Baines takes on temporary assistant manager role with the EFC U18s -Joel Waldron appointed new Head of Academy Recruitment -Townsend wins PL Goal of the Month  -Lucas Digne picks up injury -Short Analysis of Academy Progress under Marcel Brands Hope you enjoy! LINKS: https://linktr.ee/usatoffeepod Production: James Harper Intro: Steve Barkwill Outro: Kenboib

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

In this week's IndieLiga Chat, we talk about visiting Paris during the Tour de France, whether going to school was a massive mistake, the pinnacle of Candian snooker cool, Preston facing re-election to the football league and how to miss two penalities in a minute.Some famous names also come up as we delve into whether Joey Barton is mocked because he's trying to better himself, would Leighton Baines rather have been a DJ and was Dennis Irwin the most underrated footballer. Oh and of course the now semi-regular Sam Allardyce chat. We hope you enjoy it!Any comments, questions or anything you would like us to talk about, please contact us @IndieLiga on Twitter.

@djmikepeters discusses the excellent win at Spurs including the performances of James Rodriguez, Abdoulaye Doucoure & Allan as well as all the new coaching roles of David Unsworth & Leighton Baines, and revisits the objections to Bramley Moore. #EFC #EVERTON #EVERTONIANS #COYB #UTFT #FOOTBALL #PREMIERLEAGUE #EPL #PL #SOCCER #TOTEVE #ANCELOTTI #RODRIGUEZ #DOUCOURE #ALLAN #BRAMLEYMOORE #UNSWORTH #BAINES --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/nmtb/message

Max is joined by Groucho to discuss Everton's win against Tottenham, Leighton Baines back at the club & a preview of the League Cup game vs Salford City

Just two before Everton kick-start their Premier League season, the Royal Blue podcast is back. And host Phil Kirkbride has a host of questions for Adam Jones, Dave Prentice and Gavin Buckland to answer, including: What position should Carlo Ancelotti next target to strengthen? Which of Allan, James Rodriguez and Abdoulaye Doucoure will have the biggest impact? And what constitutes a good campaign for the Blues? The panel also reacts to the breaking news that David Unsworth has a new role and that Leighton Baines will be making a quick return to the club that he served so superbly as a player. Enjoy.

Phil Kirkbride is joined by Dave Prentice, Sam Carroll and Gavin Buckland for the latest edition of the Royal Blue podcast, which starts with a look back on the opening pre-season friendly at Blackpool. Do you take Everton's performance with a pinch of salt or do you attribute something more concerning to it? And what should we make of Gylfi Sigurdsson's comments after the match about the position he has operated in under Carlo Ancelotti? Our panel answer those questions and then get stuck into the subject on most Blues fans' lips at the moment - Real Madrid midfielder James Rodiriguez. Should Everton move heaven and earth to get a player Ancelotti clearly wants? And, if they do, which players do they ship out? Especially seeing as the Blues also remain in talks to sign Allan and Abdoulaye Doucouré. Midfield is clearly an area of the field Ancelotti wants to improve, and no doubt the Italian would have liked to have worked with Gareth Barry in his prime. The former Goodison favourite has announced his retirement from football, leading our panel to offer warm tributes to arguably one of the best transfers the club has made in recent years. There's also time to talk what role Everton have in store for Leighton Baines, now that he has also hung up his boots, as well as the new third kit and the latest on the move to Bramley-Moore Dock. Enjoy.

It's end of season review time on the Royal Blue podcast.Host Phil Kirkbride is joined by Dave Prentice, Gav Buckland, Adam Jones and Sam Carroll and asks them to argue their choices in four categories.The panel make their case for Everton's player of the season, goal of the season, performance of the season and disappointment of the season. And in the spirit of debate, discussion and entertainment, the lads were asked to make sure they each chose differently in every category. Let us know if you agree with their picks and, ultimately, which one was deemed the winner. The panel finish by talking about Leighton Baines' decision to retire from football. Enjoy.

Gerry is joined by James from the USA Toffee Podcast for Episode 4 of Toffee Blues USA! Talking all about Richarlison, Bournemouth, Leighton Baines and James' plans to establish a supporter's club in Maine! Follow @GerryGibson1 , Follow @USAToffeePod Make sure to subscribe to The Toffee Blues YouTube Channel and Podcast! Leave us your thoughts down below in the comments and drop us a like too! Everton #ToffeeBluesUSA #EFC

Gerry is joined by James from the USA Toffee Podcast for Episode 4 of Toffee Blues USA! Talking all about Richarlison, Bournemouth, Leighton Baines and James' plans to establish a supporter's club in Maine! Follow @GerryGibson1 , Follow @USAToffeePod Make sure to subscribe to The Toffee Blues YouTube Channel and Podcast! Leave us your thoughts down below in the comments and drop us a like too! #Everton #ToffeeBluesUSA #EFC

There’s a transfer exclusive on the White & Sawyer show as super-agent Kia Joorabchian reveals where Chelsea forward Willian may be headed, Brighton’s Glen Murray praises the job manager Graham Potter has done in changing the Seagull’s style of play, Adam Lallana talks about the ‘perfect move’ after leaving Liverpool for the Amex Stadium, former Palace manager Ian Holloway suggests Wilfred Zaha is good enough to join Manchester City, Simon Jordan slams the idea that Bournemouth may take legal advice after Aston Villa benefited from the ‘ghost goal’ against Sheffield United last month, former Leeds & England full-back Danny Mills pans VAR once more in a season review special on Kick-Off, Everton legend Alan Stubbs lauds Leighton Baines’ as the Toffees ‘greatest ever’ left-back as the former England defender hangs up his boots, Stuart Broad admits he still has the ‘hunger and desire’ to improve as a 34-year-old after taking his 500th Test Match wicket, Stradivarius wins the Goodwood Cup for a record fourth time under jockey Frankie Dettori on talkSPORT 2 and there’s controversy on the Sports Bar as a new quiz between Jason Cundy and Jordan Jarrett-Bryan doesn’t quite go to plan. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Matt is joined by Sarah, Paul and debutant Max Carlyle for the latest Weekly show. There's plenty to discuss.We wax lyrical over Leighton Baines after his retirement, before reflecting on what has been a challenging campaign. We finish by talking about Richarlison's comments about his future and ask whether Everton have a big enough presence in the city of Liverpool?

Leighton Baines retires from playing football

This latest episode of Across The Park, sees reds Terry and Phil, joined by blues Judgy and Millsy as they discuss the final games of the 2019/20 Premier League season as well as other news and developments at both clubs. First up, the blues give their feelings on the news of Leighton Baines' retirement from football, before the reds then similarly reflect on Adam Lalanna leaving the club and Jordan Henderson receiving the first player award of the season, the Football Writer's Association Player of the Year. Both sides briefly review the final games of the year, Liverpool winning at Newcastle, whilst Everton lost at home to Bournemouth, before the lads tackle some social media questions. Topics include amongst other things; Naby Keita's resurgence, Jordan Pickford's position in this Everton side and also the form of Andre Gomes, as well as recent transfer links, with Liverpool linked to a new central defensive signing and Everton's a possible destination for Napoli midfielder Allan.

A+J are joined by Gerry Gibson of the Toffee Blues to discuss Everton's disjointed 3-1 loss to relegated Bournemouth, ending the 19-20 season. Bright spots include Kean, Branthwaite, and Gordon. Not much else went well today. We also react to the breaking news that Leighton Baines will be retiring, and Carlo's comments on a summer "evolution".    Production: James Harper ATP Twitter: @USAToffeePod Alex's Twitter: @DaAlexJohnson James' Twitter: @0ptimumvelocity Discord: invite.gg/atp  Music: @kenboib

The Premier League season has finally come to an end 352 days after it began, with Aston Villa securing their survival after their draw at West Ham. Join Marcus, Andy and Jim on today’s episode of the Football Ramble as they pore over the final standings and recap a spicy last day!Aston Villa’s draw confirmed Watford and Bournemouth’s relegation – we have a wonder as to what’s next for both sides and who may need a managerial change ahead of next season’s Championship campaign. We also discuss Leicester City’s hugely disappointing end to the season as they drop out of a top-four that they spent almost the entire season occupying. Finally, we find the time to celebrate an Italian underdog story as Juventus clinched their ninth consecutive Serie A title! Shock!Search ‘Football Ramble’ on social media to find us, and email us here: show@footballrambledaily.com ***Please take the time to rate and review us on Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your pods. It means a great deal to the show and will make it easier for other potential listeners to find us. Thanks!*** See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

With the season ended, the lads look back on the final game of the season with podcast presenter and Evertonian, Max Carlyle; the defeat to Bournemouth is discussed with another flat performance another clear example of the work ahead of Carlo Ancelotti; Post match, Leighton Baines announced his retirement, with the lads eager to pay their own tributes to one of the Everton greats; the podcast is rounded off with a look back at the highs and lows of a disappointing season Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Matt, Dave and Mark assemble to talk about that game and end up just discussing Leighton Baines instead.

In the last Talking the Blues podcast of this season we review today’s game, look at our form since restart, who has enhanced their reputation, Leighton Baines and Bramley-Moore. We also remember that this is the season were many have... Read More ›

Mike reacts to another dismal end of season showing at home to Bournemouth, the massive squad rebuilding job that needs to start ASAP & discusses the career of the retiring Leighton Baines. #EVEBOU #EFC #EVERTON #EVERTONIANS #COYB #UTFT #FOOTBALL #PREMIERLEAGUE #EPL #PL #SOCCER #BAINES --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/nmtb/message

Leighton Baines retires. by All Together Now Everton Podcast

In the first of a new mini-series that will see the Official Everton Podcast speak to former players about their time at Goodison Park and career and life journeys after leaving the Blues, we catch up with Joleon Lescott. Listen now to hear the defender discuss his tough introduction to life at Everton, his role in paving the way for the Blues' signing of Leighton Baines, the circumstances surrounding his 2009 move to Manchester City and a post-Everton career that included spells with West Brom, Aston Villa, AEK Athens, Sunderland... and, so very nearly, LA Galaxy.

This week the lads are joined by football data analyst, Callum Wyatt as they look back on the recent win over Norwich; Talk turns to Carlo Ancelotti's recent comments about wanting to remain at Everton long term, including the recent Bramley Moore developments and potential for building a competitive squad; All four discuss the latest outgoings, Leighton Baines and the Jordan Pickford link to Chelsea; The show is rounded off with a look ahead to the visit of Leicester City to Goodison Park Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Buoyed by the victory over Norwich City the Royal Blue podcast team are back with a spring in their step today. Host Phil Kirkbride is joined by Dave Prentice and Gav Buckland to look back on the 1-0 win at Carrow Road and ask how realistic Carlo Ancelotti's Europa League aims are? Also up for discussion are match-winner Michael Keane - should he score more goals than he does? - as well as the man who laid on the assist, Lucas Digne. Is the Everton left-back having a good season? The surprise social media outburst of architect Dan Meis, in which he made his feelings at no longer being "directly engaged" in Everton's new stadium project clear, is also on the agenda.The lads also discuss the news this week that Oumar Niasse and Cuco Martina will be released at the end of their contracts next week. Niasse, predictably, dominates this segment of the discussion before the pod moves onto Leighton Baines. The Blues' hero has signed a short-term extension to his contract but the club await a response to the offer of a new one-year deal. Is the wait any reason for concern? Dave and Gav have their say. Enjoy.

The Royal Blue podcast returns from home - 24 hours after the last edition! - to discuss the Premier League trip to rock-bottom Norwich City for Everton on Wednesday. Everton contested an evenly-fought encounter with top-of-the-table Liverpool on Sunday but will face an entirely different prospect at Carrow Road with Daniel Farke desperately hoping to guide his team to an unlikely escape act. Host Sam Carroll is joined by Adam Jones, Dave Prentice and Gavin Buckland as the panel pick apart Carlo Ancelotti's press conference, the line-up options available to him and the differing tactics that could be employed against the Canaries. Plus, they get into the future of Leighton Baines as that was on the agenda as Ancelotti spoke with the media ahead of the trip to Carrow Road. Norwich have enjoyed 48 hours extra rest than Everton, who will be hoping to avenge the home defeat suffered at Goodison Park under Marco SIlva in November. Enjoy.

The Covid-19 pandemic has changed the world we live in, but it's safe to say there have been lots of positives among what has been and continues to be a challenging time for everyone.A glimmer of light within the Wigan Athletic community has been the emergence of eSports Wigan Athletic, our VPG (Virtual Pro Gaming) FIFA 20 pro club, which has united a group of Latics supporters and fellow football fans, spearheaded by Latics fan and YouTuber, Louis Ellis.Louis, or LE96z as he's know to his 111,000 subscribers, was contacted by our media team about representing the club on its first eSports voyage - so in our episode 27 of Latics Listen, he's going to explain exactly what eSports is, exactly how he helped to form our team and exactly how it's benefited a group of like-minded football fans, with a positive impact on mental health.eSports Wigan Athletic compete in the VPG England Partnered English Premier and at the time of recording sit ninth out of 18, having won nine of their opening 21 matches. Be sure to follow the team on Twitter @eSportsWigan for all of the latest updates, with every game streamed live on Mondays, Tuesday and Thursday on the official Wigan Athletic YouTube channel.As is now customary on our Latics Listen episodes, we also asked Louis about his favourite Latics things, which bizarrely finds us listening to a story about a hotel fire, Leighton Baines and an embarrassing Dad - yep, it's as strange as it sounds.Catch this week's episode via SoundCloud above, or find us on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and Buzzsprout by searching for Latics Listen.If you'd like to feature on a future episode of the podcast or have someone to nominate for a chat with our team, get in touch by emailing laticslisten@wiganathletic.com

Straight From The Off welcomes Paul Brown to the Podcast. The former Tranmere Rovers and Barrow A.F.C. player tells us his story from the professional game to the Liverpool amateur scene. Partnering Wayne Rooney up front as a child and 'nutmegging' Gerard Pique! Paul has played for some of the city's most prestigious clubs that include Canada, Oyster, Waterloo Dock and Fazakerley. He Tells us about his favourite goals, games and all about the lads he shared a pitch with and played against throughout those times. Episode 2 is brought to you by: Applied Electrical LTD, Liverpool based Electricians.

Matt, Dave and Mark are in for the Weekly show, as they wrap up their 2012-13 season review, with the focus on David Moyes' departure. They also discuss the latest reports that Leighton Baines has been offered a new deal by Everton.

Everton were finally dealt a slice of good news on Wednesday as Leighton Baines was offered a new one-year contract at Goodison Park. The iconic defender has been brilliant when stepping into the side this term so this might not have come as a surprise, but it's certainly a welcome boost to supporters. This is, of course, after another injury was confirmed recently, with Yerry Mina picking up a thigh issue in training. Phil Kirkbride is joined by Dave Prentice, Adam Jones and Sam Carroll to discuss Everton's brilliant position at left-back - compared to the potential issues in central defence. Enjoy.

Harry and Tom have a beer together talking their best ever Prem 11 Vs the current best Prem 11. They also pick a new team to support abroad as Europe seems to be restarting their leagues while the Prem is still unsure. Join us and please fire any questions over to our email kitbpodcast@gmail.com.Enjoy

Judgy is joined by Gary to record the latest episode of Across The Park podcast. The show starts with criticism of Liverpool FC’s decision to furlough their staff from both sides of the park. Gary was particularly critical, claiming the moves has tarnished the reputation of the club and owners. With little current news at Everton, Judgy takes a look at the players out of contract in the Summer and whether the break will have impacted on the future of Leighton Baines and a potential move for loanee, Djibril Sidibe. The show closes with a "quiz penalty shootout”, with Judgy and Gary picking a season they’d like to answer questions on and the other side asking them 5 questions on that season. Gary went for 2013/14 for the reds and Judgy selected 2004/05. Tune in to play along and see who came out on top! 

Ian Croll and Connor O’Neill return to the Royal Blue table to answer your questions in this week’s Agenda Podcast. Moise Kean, Carlo Ancelotti, Leighton Baines, Lucas Digne, Coronavirus and Roberto Martinez all feature. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

On this week's episode, David and Josh discuss Everton's 1-1 draw with Manchester United, pay homage to Leighton Baines, run through some potential midfield targets in the summer before looking ahead to Chelsea.  For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

The latest episode of Across The Park Podcast kicks off by the lads looking back over Liverpool’s first league defeat of the season where they went down 3-0, away to Watford. The negative impact of the winter break is brought up by The Reds but neither Gary or Terry shy away from criticising the exceptionally poor performance and pointing the finger at the likes of Lovren and Trent Alexander Arnold, whilst also praising the performance of Watford. Craig and Judgy then look back at the frustrating draw at home to Manchester United, which ended in bizarre fashion. Both Blues heap praise on the evergreen Leighton Baines, who was outstanding at both ends of the pitch, whilst Calvert- Lewin is once again lauded for his application and continued goalscoring form. Both sides then preview their upcoming games with The Reds looking forwards to their trip to Chelsea in the FA Cup on Tuesday and their home game to Bournemouth on Saturday morning whilst the Blues optimistically look forward to travelling to Chelsea on Sunday at 2pm.

We are joined by Sam from "DU Football Show" to discuss the dramatic loss to Leicester City at Goodison Park in the Carabao Cup Quarter Final. There was a rollercoaster of emotion topped off by a vintage Leighton Baines strike in the 91st minute.   Mike from "Mostly Soccer Podcast" joins us (21:56) to preview the match against Arsenal on Saturday. We discuss the current state of our clubs, managerial appointments, tactics, and more.   Sam: @DUFootballShow Mike: @SoccerMostly   ATP Twitter: @USAToffeePod Alex's Twitter: @DaAlexJohnson James' Twitter: @0ptimumvelocity Discord: invite.gg/atp   Music: @kenboib

To celebrate Rod's birthday, here's a bonus podcast of us picking our greatest Premier League XI of the decade. Spoiler alert: one of us picks Leighton Baines, can you guess who...

The wait is over – the fifth episode of the brilliant Alan Myers Everton Podcast is in! And, once again, there is a lot to get stuck into before episode six follows in a fortnight’s time. Alan is firstly joined in the studio by our Everton FC reporter Adam Jones and Liverpool ECHO colleague Paul Wheelock to look back on the opening friendly of the summer against Kariobangi Sharks and some of the positives that came out of it. Then comes Alan’s exclusive interview with Blues defender Leighton Baines about his decision to sign a new contract with the club, his battle for the left-back spot with Lucas Digne... and his photography! Alan also grabs a quick word with Goodison great Neville Southall, and gets him to take part in the podcast’s newest feature, before interviewing Everton Ladies manager Willie Kirk. But the big chat comes at the end of the must-listen podcast with Alan sitting down with the Blues’ legendary kitman, the one-and-only Jimmy Martin. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

The lads meet to reflect on the current state of play with Everton's transfer business and where the club will look to go next; loyal servant Leighton Baines extends his contract for another season, and the trio would love 2020 to be the year he picks up a trophy for Everton; and Everton's pre-season set up is considered, when the rest of the first team will join the squad, and what it might mean for the start of the season. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

After a quiet few weeks since the end of the Premier League season, things are start to happen at Everton, and just after your latest Royal Blue podcast was recorded, captain Phil Jagielka announced he would be leaving the club after 12 years of sterling service once his contract expires. Host Phil Kirkbride had quizzed Dave Prentice, Adam Jones and Gavin Buckland on why it was taking so long to get a resolution on the long-serving defender's future. But while we now have that, the question over whether fellow Blues stalwart Leighton Baines will sign a new deal remains unanswered. Why that is the case is discussed here, as is West Ham United's pursuit of Andre Gomes. Should Everton be worried? Also on the agenda is the club's apparent desire to appoint a certain Luis Boa Morte as Marco Silva's new number two before talks turns to Phil's recent interview with former Blues boss Ronald Koeman. Did Koeman deserve more time at Goodison? And would he have fared better under the club's current structure? Whatever your thoughts on Koeman - and let's face it, sympathy for the Dutchman is in short supply - it makes for interesting listening. Enjoy. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

For Evertoninans, Saturday's FA Cup final between Manchester City and Watford may well refresh the memory of the last time their side reached a Wembley showpiece. That came in 2009 when, despite Louis Saha scoring the fastest goal in FA Cup final history, the Blues were eventually beaten 2-1 by a Chelsea team in their pomp. An unlikely substitute for David Moyes that boiling hot day was Lars Jacobsen, who came on for Tony Hibbert at half-time in what would prove to be his last appearance for the club. And nearly 10 years on, our Everton FC reporter Adam Jones caught up with the former Denmark international for a special Royal Blue podcast. In it, Jacobsen explains how he eventually became a Blue, with a little help from Tommy Gravesen, what it was like playing alongside the likes of Mikel Arteta, Tim Cahill and Leighton Baines, and what is was like playing for Moyes, who got his man at the second time of asking. Life at Goodison could not have got off to a worse start for Jacobsen but he did fight his way back to fitness to battle Hibbert for the right-back spot, which culminated in that afternoon at Wembley. The 39-year-old recalls what was going through his mind when Moyes told him he would be coming on in the second half, and why he made a decision to leave after the game. The decision to join up with Sam Allardyce at Blackburn Rovers was one he still regrets seeing as he proudly calls Everton the biggest and best club he played for in his career. And before this must-listen podcast ends, Jacobsen gives his opinion on the current Blues crop, who he watches regularly as a pundit back home in Denmark. Enjoy. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

This weeks episode is a little bit different. I have decided to base this episode around mental health awareness. I feel by talking openly about my struggles with mental health issues, hopefully I can encourage other people to open up if they are struggling. I actually made a youtube video about my mental health issues a year or two ago and I had some amazing messages from people telling me that after watching, they had felt similar to how I had been feeling and decided to get help.This made me feel like opening up on a personal level was well worth it because people had benefitted from it. I have been open and honest in this episode, I really hope that if one person listens and decides to get some help or if somebody listens and then makes an effort to look out for people they know that may need help, I will have achieved my aim. Thank you so much for listening to this episode. If you would like to ask any questions about anything I talk about in the episode, drop me a line to pete@cutthroatpete.co or reach out on Instagram.. Pete x

Marco Silva was back in front of the media this afternoon for the final time this season - and we have every word the Everton manager had to say in what was an interesting press conference. The Blues head to Tottenham Hotspur's new ground on Sunday and Silva is asked whether it could be the perfect time to play Mauricio Pochettino's men given their exerts in midweek, when they produced a miraculous recovery to beat Ajax and qualify for the Champions League final. Tottenham's success is even more impressive given they did not sign a single player in the summer or January. But if reports from Spain are to be believed, Spurs are set to steal Andre Gomes from the under the noses of Everton, who were also dealt a blow this week in their pursuit of Kurt Zouma when Chelsea's transfer ban was upheld. Silva speaks on both subjects, as well as Morgan Schneiderlin's form, the futures of Phil Jagielka and Leighton Baines, the season as a whole, the excellent defensive record, and the areas of improvement for Dominic Calvert-Lewin, who the Blues boss confirms will be one of two strikers to miss the trip to Tottenham. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Everton will go into their last home game of the season at Goodison Park in good spirits after taking 17 points from the last 27 on offer, but did Saturday's 0-0 draw at Crystal Palace highlight a problem that has never really been solved since Romelu Lukaku's departure. It's one of the big talking points of the View from the Gwladys Street fans' podcast, featuring Blues Tom Clarke and Anthony McEllin and hosted by Paul Wheelock. The trio are full of praise for the job Dominic Calvert-Lewin has done leading the job but does the 22-year-old's lack of goal threat - for the time being at least - underline why the number one priority for Marco Silva and Marcel Brands this summer has to be a prolific striker. Potential targets are offered up while there is also a wilful discussion about Lukaku's form at Manchester United and some unsurprising comments from the forward. Despite the stalemate at Selhurst Park damaging Everton's chances of making Europe, there is plenty of praise and surprise at two statistics offered up by Paul, which banish a certain Silva myth. Talk then turns to the futures of loaees Kurt Zouma and Andre Gomes and stalwarts Leighton Baines and Phil Jagielka, who could all be appearing in a blue shirt (or just at the ground, in the suspended Gomes' case) at Goodison for the last time on Friday against Burnley. Victory over Sean Dyche's side would strengthen Everton's prospects of finishing seventh, but even they were to come eighth, or lower, Tom and Anthony explain why this season has been so much better than last and why it offers real hope for the future. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

With Marcel Brands and Marco Silva set to hold talks over the future of Phil Jagielka and Leighton Baines, with the expectation that the long-serving duo will get an answer on new contracts before the final home game of the season, a large part of the latest Royal Blue podcast concerns two players who have been cornerstones for the club. Phil Kirkbride is the man firing the questions at Dave Prentice, Sam Carroll and Paul Wheelock, who start by discussing whether it's right that Baines - as is anticipated - is offered a new deal. But will he accept? And is there another club in the Premier League that has such strength in depth at left-back? Prenno then gives his hunch as to whether Jags will also be given the chance to stay, which leads to a debate about whether Everton can be afford to be sentimental when it comes to their captain. The second part of the podcast concentrates on the PFA Team of the Year and the omission of Lucas Digne. But given Paul Pogba bizarrely did get in, Phil wonders if a different Blues player should also feel hard done-by. And before he and Sam head off to London, the panel preview Saturday's clash at Crystal Palace and give their predictions. Enjoy. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Everton's victory over West Ham at the London Stadium makes for an upbeat instalment of the Royal Blue podcast. Adam Jones waxes lyrical about the performance of Marco Silva's side while fellow guests Dave Prentice and Gavin Buckland are similarly enthused. Marcel Brands' comments at the London Innovation Summit are explored as Phil Kirkbride reports from the capital with Everton's director of football delivering a presentation and Q&A. Host Sam Carroll then talks Bernard and what he can bring to the team, whether Phil Jagielka and Leighton Baines deserve new deals at Goodison Park and why Kurt Zouma's set-piece goal should be a more regular occurrence for the Toffees. The podcast finishes on Everton's end-of-season awards evening after voting for the Dixies opened online. A unanimous vote quickly descends into debate as Lucas Digne, Richarlison, Dominic Calvert-Lewin and Gylfi Sigurdsson are all mooted for awards. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

The Long One..... Sometimes you have a conversation and everything needs to stay! this episode is longer than usual, trust me though... it's worth sticking around for. Episode 3 is here, thank you again so much for the ratings and reviews so far. Big thanks to everybody too that entered my instagram/Podcast subscribe competition! I recorded this weeks episode with Mike at my studio just before they headed out on a mini tour to promote their new album 'Painwave'. I have had the album on repeat since it's release day on 29th March. Mike is one of the coolest people I've met in the last couple of years. I always find it amazing when I meet somebody who is as passionate about their interests/career, as I am about mine. Mike is one of those people I have met in life who I have instantly felt comfortable talking to, he is a great person. After seeing Clean Cut Kid perform a few times in the last few years I was dying to get Mike in my Barberchair, not only for a chat but to tame his beard for him. I felt honoured that Mike allowed me to trim his beloved beard and it was great to hear that he was buzzing with what I did to it. Listen to Mike speak about how Clean Cut Kid were born, his love of music from a really young age, his wife Evelyn and their incredible harmonies and what it's like to have your head tattooed! I'm sure you'll agree with me when I say Mike is nothing less than a musical genius, his musical brain blew me away on a few occasions during this chat. If this is the first time you've heard of Clean Cut Kid please go and check them out on Spotify, iTunes, Instagram, Twitter.... and wherever else you might find them. Even book a ticket to one of there gigs on my recommendation, you definitely won't be disappointed! Clean Cut Kid https://open.spotify.com/artist/0vnJ2wR879kbb5MuzblVOb?si=egRuGGT7QKKIWSy24lQF-Ahttps://www.instagram.com/cleancutkidmusic

As **Everton in the Community** prepare to launch their Peoples Place centre dedicated to mental health, **Mick Coyle** was invited along to their inaugural fundraising gala. While in attendance, he got the chance to interview vice-captain **Leighton Baines**, EiTC's **Richard Kenyon**, and Everton legend **Graeme Sharp**. Also, some bloke called **Jake Mills**... Originally broadcast **March 18th 2019**. Follow **@MrMickCoyle** & **@EITC**. Produced by **@John_Fogarty.**

Everton manager Marco Silva has just faced the media at Finch Farm, where he talked VAR, following last night's Champions League match in Paris, his aims for the final nine games of the season, which kick-off this Saturday with the trip to Newcastle United. He then goes on to reveal the latest on the fitness of Leighton Baines and Phil Jagielka and what he made of Jordan Pickford's Merseyside derby performance. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Welcome to Episode 0 of 'In The Chair' with Cutthroatpete, I've had the idea for this podcast for a good while, I'm overly critical of my own work so have been trying to decide the best way to go about launching my podcast. After a lot of procrastinating, research, kind words of encouragement, it's finally ready to go!! This is a short episode to introduce myself and let you know what that podcast is about and who I am. I hope you tune in for Episode 1 which will follow in the next few days. Thank you for listening and please tell everybody you know to listen, subscribe and review!!!

Marco Silva has just sat down in front of the media to preview Tuesday's trip to Cardiff City - and we have every word the Everton manager had to say at Finch Farm right here.Silva talks how he would have dealt with Kepa Arrizabalaga's actions at Wembley on Sunday, and gives his reaction to the news that a financial settlement has been reached with his former club Watford, before he tackles the questions Blues fans will want answering.Namely, what his squad have been working on during their 17-day break, the conversations he has had with his players in an effort to turn Everton's season around, and just how important the Cardiff clash is.Silva also gives injury updates on Leighton Baines, Phil Jagielka and Yerry Mina and whether Chelsea's imminent transfer ban will hit his attempts to sign Kurt Zouma on a permanent basis.But the Blues boss probably saves his most impassioned answer until last. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

It wasn't pretty, and in true Everton fashion, they certainly made it hard work for themselves, but there was no disputing that the 1-0 win at Huddersfield Town on Tuesday evening was desperately needed, given it came on the back of the low point of a season that has badly unravelled in the last two months.It was a win secured by top-scorer Richarlison's 11th goal of the campaign and achieved in spite of the fact that substitute Lucas Digne was sent off midway through the second half after coming on for the injured Leighton Baines.Host Paul Wheelock kicks us off before handing the reins over to our Everton FC correspondent Phil Kirkbride, Chris Beesley, who was also at the John Smith’s Stadium for us, and Blues fan Tom Clarke, who deliver their big-match verdicts.We also get the latest on Idrissa Gueye, the transfer target for Paris Saint-Germain who missed the match through injury. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Everton manager Marco Silva sat down in front of the media at Finch Farm on Thursday afternoon for a press conference ahead of this weekend's FA Cup fourth-round tie at Millwall.He was asked about the latest injuries, whether Leighton Baines and James McCarthy will play, the speculation surrounding Idrissa Gueye's future and the shock return of Yannick Bolasie.Silva also discussed the increased scrutiny on Jordan Pickford, why it has taken Ademola Lookman until recently to win a place in his side, and what the young winger has to do to stay there, and of course, the match with Millwall itself.And you can listen to the press conference in full here. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Hundreds of aspiring footballers pass through Everton's academy system every year - and only a tiny fraction will ever make the first-team at Goodison Park.One man who knows this better than most is Lee Molyneux.Molyneux joined Everton's centre of excellence in 2000 and progressed through the ranks at academy and reserve level before eventually training with David Moyes' first-team squad.An unfortunately-timed injury in the summer of 2007 - coupled with the arrival of Leighton Baines - reduced the Huyton-born left-back's chances under Moyes and he eventually joined Southampton in search of first-team football.Since then, Lee's career has taken in the likes of Accrington Stanley, Tranmere Rovers and Morecambe as well as an 18-month stint out of the game after falling into trouble during a testing period of his career.Lee explains all to Sam Carroll in a special edition of your Royal Blue podcast.  For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

The View from the Gwladys Street podcast returns with stand-in host Paul Wheelock being joined by Evertonians Rob Astell, Max Carlyle and Tom Clarke.The quartet discuss the FA Cup win over Lincoln City and whether the reaction to the goal that halved the deficit, and which made for at times an uncomfortable afternoon, shows there is a mental fragility in the squad.Penny for the thoughts of Tom Davies after he, along with Dominic Calvert-Lewin, was taken off at half-time. But is a player all Blues fans are desperate to do well being played out of position?Another question is whether Marco Silva should find a place in his team for Leighton Baines after the fan favourite returned to the starting line-up at the weekend in such impressive fashion. Could it be time to follow up on Roberto Martinez’s brief experiment?Everton may need reinforcements in midfield sooner than expected if, as the rumours suggest, Paris Saint-Germain make a move for Idrissa Gueye. If that happens, should Silva and Marcel Brands be tempted to sell? And would it be hard to begrudge Gana the transfer?The FA Cup fourth-tie at Millwall is sure to be an intimidating one but sadly Goodison Park has not been at its bear-pit best for some time now and Rob, Max, Tom and Paul try to explain why that is the case. Is it down to the players? Is it down to television kick-off times? Or is it a wider problem for top-flight football?Talk then turns to Sunday’s visit of Bournemouth before the panel discuss the big breaking news regarding Brands that emerged while the podcast was being recorded.Enjoy – and thanks for everyone who suggested questions and talking points for the show on our Royal Blue Facebook page. Click HERE to join. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Well, those first 14 minutes were good, weren't they? And wasn't it great to see Leighton Baines back, as good as ever?And, on a serious note, the win was all that mattered.But, as the Post-Game podcast makes clear, Everton far from convinced in their 2-1 victory over League Two leaders Lincoln City in Saturday's FA Cup third-round tie at a sold-out Goodison Park.The podcast kicks off with the thoughts of Phil Kirkbride, our Everton FC correspondent, and Sam Carroll, the ECHO’s sports breaking news writer, before we hear every word Blues boss Marco Silva had to say in his post-match press conference. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Tom and Max are back with another Xtra Show for you telling you all about Barcelona younsgter Riqui Puig, Giving their thoughts on Leighton Baines playing the CDM role and also Should Mason Holgate be loaned out? Follow @TomClarke 40 and @Max_Carlyle Make sure to leave us rating and drop us a subscribe so you dont miss an episode!

Tom and Max are back with another Xtra Show for you telling you all about Barcelona younsgter Riqui Puig, Giving their thoughts on Leighton Baines playing the CDM role and also Should Mason Holgate be loaned out? Follow @TomClarke 40 and @Max_Carlyle Make sure to leave us rating and drop us a subscribe so you dont miss an episode!

It's the international weekend - but that doesn't stop Sam Carroll, Chris Beesley, Adam Jones and Head of Sport David Prentice discussing all the pressing matters at Everton. Adam met club captain Phil Jagielka and long-serving full-back Leighton Baines at the club's Blue Base yesterday as consultation over the Bramley-Moore stadium move began. The Everton correspondent gives his thoughts on the process while Chris Beesley and Dave Prentice highlight the necessity of a new arena as the Blues look to keep pace with the top six.With the season already almost one-third of the way through, the quartet take stock of Marco Silva's start to life as Everton boss while several players come in for specific praise. Our Royal Blue followers also submitted their questions for the podcast which are answered in detail, with January signings, the centre-back dilemma and season expectations all cropping up.You can follow our Royal Blue Podcast Facebook page and leave all your comments, ideas and feedback HERE. You can also listen to our weekly View from the Gwladys fans podcast HERE.  For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

The former Academy graduate is preparing to face the Blues with Oldham Athletic this evening in the Checkatrade Trophy and sat down with the ECHO to reflect on his time at Goodison.Baxter, the youngest player to have represented the club, talks candidly about the lifeline Everton handed him in 2017 when he faced "some very dark moments" during a drugs ban.The 26-year-old spent last season with the Blues' under-23s in the hope of relaunching a career that lay in tatters and says he owes a debt of gratitude to Bill Kenwright and others who gave him a "third chance".Baxter also provides fascinating insight into playing under David Moyes, how a moment on his debut will haunt him forever and how close he came to playing in the 2009 FA Cup final.The Bootle born attacker reveals a "surreal" experience with Tim Cahill, the truth about the new contract he turned down in 2012 and how Joleon Lescott delivered a painful lesson in training.Baxter goes on to discuss Phil Neville, Leighton Baines, being a mentor to Everton's young players and much, much more.Sit back, relax and enjoy. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

This week, the fan podcast is brought to you by guests, Tom Clarke, Max Carlyle and Rob Astell with your host, Ian Croll. The lads are desperate for the international break to be over and for the return of Premier League football. So to fill the time ahead of the Palace home game, they discuss and debate which players should stay beyond this season despite having only months left on their deal. Players such as Leighton Baines, Phil Jagielka, Ashley Williams and James McCarthy are all part of today’s chat. To finish off, the lads preview Crystal Palace and give their predictions ahead of Sunday’s game. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Host Phil Kirkbride is back with the second and final Royal Blue podcast of the week, and just like last Friday, he is joined by Dave Prentice, Adam Jones and Paul Wheelock.Marco Silva, in contrast, has not yet had the luxury of naming the same side, and the panel discuss whether he should make changes for the visit of a club that Everton have a remarkable record against at Goodison Park.But will the atmosphere be different compared to the last time Fulham came to town? Roberto Martinez is brought up for the first, but certainly not the last time, in the podcast, before talk turns to the public persona of the manager currently in the Everton hotseat.Silva's midfield options for the clash with the Cottagers are discussed, as is the situation surrounding Yerry Mina, and who should fill his shoes while the big summer signing attempts to overcome a new injury problem.Fresh from Jordan Pickford putting pen to paper on a six-year deal, Phil kicks off an interesting debate about which Blues player should be next in line for a new contract, and what the future holds for Phil Jagielka and Leighton Baines, before the show rounds off with something that may have gone unnoticed at the Emirates last weekend.Enjoy. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

We reflect on Everton's eventful draw on the South Coast which saw Richarlison sent off and Marco Silva's men lead 2-0 nonetheless until Leighton Baines conceded a penalty and then the zonal marking debate reared its head. Enjoy!

In the 11th episode we talk about the arrival of left-back Lucas Digne and what it could mean for Leighton Baines. Plus we reflect on the likely departure of Ashley Williams and which centre-backs the Blues should be looking to bring in. The lads also present the case for a new skipper this season. Enjoy!

Jake and Mick are back for another week to discuss the latest mental health headlines. We hear from Everton defender, Leighton Baines, who recently opened up about his mental health in an interview with The Mind Map and talked about how the help and support around the sport. The Love Island craze is in full force at the moment but just how damaging can it be for young men and women in terms of body confidence? And should we be judging the contestants on the show in regards to their looks? Plus, Jake and Mick look at a story about new mums and their mental health. As heard on @RadioCityTalk on 10th July 2018. Follow @MrMickCoyle, @JakeMills1 and check out www.hubofhope.co.uk

Everton have registered interest in Celtic left-back Kieran Tierney. Does that mean a bid could follow? Phil Kirkbride,Dave Prentice and Chris Beesley discuss all things left-back related at Everton. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

CoG Studios, CA -- The LA Galaxy are gearing up for a Cali-Clasico rivalry with the San Jose Earthquakes. And they're facing a team that is worse than they are in the friendly confines of StubHub Center with Zlatan Ibrahimovic. It has the makings of a win, if we're honest. And that's a good thing for the Galaxy! Your hosts Josh Guesman and Eric Vieira are back to walk you through 65 minutes of Galaxy-talk, news, and entertainment. And with the start of a very busy time for the club, the guys are chalk-full of information you can use to impress your friends. In the rumor department, Josh and Eric will discuss the Galaxy's involvement with Everton's Leighton Baines. Is this a realistic target for the Galaxy? Could this be an answer to the Galaxy's defensive issues? Or has everything on this front come to a screeching halt? Staying on the defensive side of things, the guys will address a bigger rumor that could see American International Geoff Cameron join the Galaxy. They'll discuss what bringing Cameron to the club could mean, how much it might cost, and whether or not, from the public relations side of things, he could be a good fit in Los Angeles. Then Josh and Eric will tell you about the very real possibility the Galaxy may have finally had it with the dos Santos brothers. With rumors swirling that the brothers may be on the trading block and that the club might be looking for suitors for after the World Cup. Could this be a huge first step in clearing the payroll of $8 million?  Finally, your hosts will get you ready for Friday's matchup with the San Jose Earthquakes as they take your calls and give you all the latest info on the Galaxy's NorCal foes.  We're glad you could join us and we can't wait to see you as the Galaxy's schedule gets crazy busy in the next 16 days! Music Provided by Back Pocket Memory

Saints were painfully close to taking all three points on Saturday at Goodison Park. After taking the lead through a well worked team goal finished off by Nathan Redmond at the back post, Saints took the 1-0 lead into stoppage time, though they were light a man after Yoshida was sent off for picking up a second yellow in the 85th minute.   Even after McCarthy made a spectacular save to deny Leighton Baines from a central free kick, John Moss let stoppage time enter the 6th minute of the 4 (no, that’s not an error), and, with the last kick of the match, Tom Davies’ effort from the top of the box took a deflection off of Wesley Hoedt and past an already committed McCarthy.   The draw pulled Saints out of the relegation zone and puts all the pressure and focus on Tuesday night’s clash with Swansea and the Liberty Stadium. Harry Holder (@nadaIesque on Twitter), admin for @TheSaintsReport, joined me to discuss the match and how the other results affect Saints standing in the table.   Harry is also on Instagram and I regularly use his photos from the match on my Instagram page, so please make sure to check him out @hholderphoto and @hholder16.   This podcast is partnered with The Saints Report. For your all your Southampton FC news and needs, visit The Saints Report on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook. If you have questions or comments about the show, I'd love to hear them, please contact me via Twitter or email. If you have a guest you'd like me to try and get ahold of please let me know and I'll do my best. The artwork for the show is done by Matt Beling of the wearesouthampton page on Instagram. Be sure to check out the great edits, competitions, and polls he has going on over there. The show is on Twitter (@SFCDell_ivery) , Instagram (@sfcdell_ivery), and Facebook (facebook.com/sfcdellivery), so give us a follow, like the stuff, and stay up on what’s going down. Be sure to subscribe so you don’t miss out on future episodes and give the show a rating on iTunes! You can click the links below or search “Dellivery” in your app. iTunes, Acast, Stitcher, Google Play, Tunein, Soundcloud, YouTube, Radio Public   All feedback can be sent to @SFCDell_ivery on Twitter, @sfcdell_ivery on Instagram, or at  facebook.com/SFCDellivery. Questions can be submitted using the hashtag #sfcdell, and you can email the show at southamptondellivery@gmail.com.   Music Credits: All music in this episode comes courtesy of the Free Music Archive at freemusicarchive.org. Intro Song- “Epic Song” by BoxCat Games- http://freemusicarchive.org/music/BoxCat_Games/ End of Show/Credits- “Aim is True” by Podington Bear- http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Podington_Bear/ Until next time, cheers. Matt iTunes, Acast, Stitcher, Google Play, Tunein, Soundcloud, YouTube, Radio Public

The latest edition of the Royal Blue podcast is jam-packed with news, views and strong opinions - with Everton's transfer strategy high on the agenda.Everton Reporter Phil Kirkbride is joined by Gav Buckland and Adam Jones with the trio debating whether the Blues need to start signing more players the Goodison crowd can relate to.Buckland described the weekend's win over Brighton as "the most enjoyable game of the season" where a good performance was allied with one of the strongest Goodison atmospheres of the campaign.And it fed into a debate amongst the panel about how the club may need to shift transfer policy to rediscover a connection with the fans.Gylfi Sigurdsson's injury - and what Everton will do in his absence - is discussed, as is the return of Leighton Baines, Dominic Calvert-Lewin's World Cup chances and whether Everton should try to sign Jamie Vardy .And following the reception Davy Klaassen received on his return to the first-team we ask why Goodison loves an underdog? For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Darren and Sharpy are joined by Club Secretary David Harrison to discuss the intricacies of European football, while Leighton Baines and Wayne Rooney provide the player interviews.

Everton and Liverpool go head-to-head in the Merseyside derby on Saturday, live on Sky Sports.The encounter will feature players from all over the world, but there are also some Liverpool locals who could be involved.From the more experienced Leighton Baines to exciting prospect Trent Alexander-Arnold, we pick out the five Liverpudlians in the frame for inclusion…

Robbie Earle and Robbie Mustoe recap Sunday's Premier League action starting off with Bournemouth's stunning comeback against Liverpool as the Cherries overcame a 3-1 deficit to win 4-3 at Vitality Stadium. Earle and Mustoe assess the issues Jurgen Klopp faces with his defenders and goalkeepers as the Reds try to move forward. Sunday's other match ended in a 1-1 draw between Everton and Manchester United as Marouane Fellaini's late penalty on Idrissa Gana allowed Leighton Baines to provide the equalizer. The gents discuss what's going on with Jose Mourinho, his squad and how the Special One must communicate with his players to start picking up wins. Plus, reaction to Sergio Aguero's 4-match ban for his red card challenge on David Luiz in Saturday's Man City-Chelsea match and Tottenham's dilemma - to play or not to play in the Europa League.

The Podcast FC Show is a soccer podcast where you and your friends can listen in on some soccer banter. There are plenty of "proper" soccer podcasts but we pride ourselves in keeping it casual. Your hosts are Tiki, Tum, Farid, Al, and Ryan who are great friends and have been playing & watching the beautiful game since they were in diapers. Listen in on their “footy pub talk” and get your 2 cents in! Tiki, Tum, Farid, Al, and Hussey get into Premier League matchday 14 review. Chelsea sent a strong message, Crystal Palace with a much-needed win, West Brom climbed up to sixth, Stoke City sealed their fifth win in six matches and more from the weekend of action. Manchester City 1-3 Chelsea Chelsea sent a strong message as the saw off Manchester City at the Ethiad to cement their place at the top of the table - but their victory ended in chaos as Manchester City's Sergio Aguero and Fernandinho were shown the red card in injury time. West Ham 1-5 Arsenal Arsenal's Alexis Sanchez with the hat-trick to ensure the Gunners cruised past West Ham as they moved up to second on the Premier League table. Bournemouth 4-3 Liverpool Bournemouth sealed one of the best comebacks of the season to beat Liverpool for the first time in an exciting Premier League encounter. Everton 1-1 Manchester United Manchester United's Marouane Fellaini concede a late and costly penalty against his former side as Leighton Baines rescued a late point for Everton at Goodison Park. Tottenham 5-0 Swansea Tottenham with a commanding home victory over struggling Swans. Crystal Palace 3-0 Southampton Christian Benteke's double ensured Crystal Palace claimed a much-needed Sunderland 2-1 Leicester Sunderland moved off the table bottom by beating Premier League champions Leicester City - their third win in four matches. Stoke City 2-0 Burnley Stoke City sealed their fifth win in seven matches as the moved up to ninth on the table. West Brom 3-1 Watford West Brom climbed up to sixth in the Premier League after sealing a third win in four league matches with a win over Watford at The Hawthorns.         Check us out at PodcastFCshow.com and rate us on iTunes and Google Play Store! You can also find us here: *Twitter: @PodcastFCShow *Facebook: /PodcastFCShow *Instagram: @PodcastFCShow *Youtube: /PodcastFCshow *Email: PodcastFCShow@gmail.com

On this weeks FFP, we look at England's striker options and discuss who should go? Carroll, Defoe, Deeney, Walcott? Should creative players expect to have to do a defensive job for the team? And after Leighton Baines' comments about the lack of chemistry, we discuss whether he was out of order or is he losing the dressing room. There's a 'Tales of the Scully Cap' too. Follow us on Twitter, FFP_11. Enjoy.

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Graham Stuart and Paddy Barclay join Marcus Buckland to discuss the end of a busy January transfer window. Manchester United smashed their club record to sign Juan Mata from Chelsea and we hear from the Spaniard as well as from David Moyes and former United striker Dwight Yorke. We discuss all the other transfer news and hear from a delighted Everton manager Roberto Martinez after Leighton Baines signed a new four-year contract at the club. We get the lowdown on Spurs manager Tim Sherwood from his former team-mate and title winner at Blackburn, Stuart Ripley. Along with Graham and Paddy, Everton legend, Graeme Sharp, gives us his nominations for the Barclays Merit Awards. Plus we hear from a 83-year-old zip-wiring Southampton super fan!

Graham Stuart and Paddy Barclay join Marcus Buckland to discuss the end of a busy January transfer window. Manchester United smashed their club record to sign Juan Mata from Chelsea and we hear from the Spaniard as well as from David Moyes and former United striker Dwight Yorke. We discuss all the other transfer news and hear from a delighted Everton manager Roberto Martinez after Leighton Baines signed a new four-year contract at the club. We get the lowdown on Spurs manager Tim Sherwood from his former team-mate and title winner at Blackburn, Stuart Ripley. Along with Graham and Paddy, Everton legend, Graeme Sharp, gives us his nominations for the Barclays Merit Awards. Plus we hear from a 83-year-old zip-wiring Southampton super fan!

Graham Stuart and Paddy Barclay join Marcus Buckland to discuss the end of a busy January transfer window. Manchester United smashed their club record to sign Juan Mata from Chelsea and we hear from the Spaniard as well as from David Moyes and former United striker Dwight Yorke. We discuss all the other transfer news and hear from a delighted Everton manager Roberto Martinez after Leighton Baines signed a new four-year contract at the club. We get the lowdown on Spurs manager Tim Sherwood from his former team-mate and title winner at Blackburn, Stuart Ripley. Along with Graham and Paddy, Everton legend, Graeme Sharp, gives us his nominations for the Barclays Merit Awards. Plus we hear from a 83-year-old zip-wiring Southampton super fan!

Dave Farrar is joined by former Arsenal and West Ham United midfielder Stewart Robson to look back on all the weekend's Barclays Premier League drama including a one-sided Manchester derby, a Leighton Baines-inspired win for Everton against West Ham and a first top-flight goal for John Obi Mikel. Former Sunderland midfielder, Kevin Kilbane, discusses Paolo Di Canio's departure from Sunderland. We speak exclusively to Aston Villa's assistant manager Ian Culverhouse, as he and Paul Lambert continue to mastermind the club's revival. And we hear from Michael Laudrup, Jose Mourinho and Dejan Lovren after his shock winner for Southampton at Anfield. #bpl #avfc #mikel #lfc #saintsfc #safc #paolodicanio #perfectpunter #culverhouse #efc #whufc #mcfc #mufc #swanseacity

Dave Farrar is joined by former Arsenal and West Ham United midfielder Stewart Robson to look back on all the weekend's Barclays Premier League drama including a one-sided Manchester derby, a Leighton Baines-inspired win for Everton against West Ham and a first top-flight goal for John Obi Mikel. Former Sunderland midfielder, Kevin Kilbane, discusses Paolo Di Canio's departure from Sunderland. We speak exclusively to Aston Villa's assistant manager Ian Culverhouse, as he and Paul Lambert continue to mastermind the club's revival. And we hear from Michael Laudrup, Jose Mourinho and Dejan Lovren after his shock winner for Southampton at Anfield. #bpl #avfc #mikel #lfc #saintsfc #safc #paolodicanio #perfectpunter #culverhouse #efc #whufc #mcfc #mufc #swanseacity

Dave Farrar is joined by former Arsenal and West Ham United midfielder Stewart Robson to look back on all the weekend’s Barclays Premier League drama including a one-sided Manchester derby, a Leighton Baines-inspired win for Everton against West Ham and a first top-flight goal for John Obi Mikel. Former Sunderland midfielder, Kevin Kilbane, discusses Paolo Di Canio’s departure from Sunderland. We speak exclusively to Aston Villa’s assistant manager Ian Culverhouse, as he and Paul Lambert continue to mastermind the club’s revival. And we hear from Michael Laudrup, Jose Mourinho and Dejan Lovren after his shock winner for Southampton at Anfield. #bpl #avfc #mikel #lfc #saintsfc #safc #paolodicanio #perfectpunter #culverhouse #efc #whufc #mcfc #mufc #swanseacity

#157. On this week's pod Ed & Paul look back on United's victory over Swansea at the Liberty Stadium. The Reds picked up David Moyes' first Premier League win, scoring three 'worldies' on the way, although there were times when the result was more flattering than the performance. Two goals from Danny Welbeck puts the young England international in good stead for the season ahead. Can the much discussed player improve on his meagre goals tally from last season? We talk Wayne Rooney - the player made his comeback against Swansea, creating two goals but looking well below acceptable fitness. Meanwhile, United put in a low bid for Everton pair Marouanne Fellaini and Leighton Baines. The bid was rejected by the Merseyside outfit who claimed to be "insulted" by the "derisory" bid. Finally, we look ahead to Monday night's game against Chelsea. Will Rooney play against his prospective employers?!No Question About That is available on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Stitcher, Spotify, YouTube, Amazon Music and all good podcast apps. We really appreciate your support. Please hit that subscribe button, leave a rating and write us a review! Talk to us on Twitter and Instagram. No Question About That is produced by the award-winning Tom Jenkins.  If you are interested in supporting the show and accessing some cool rewards, check out our crowdfunding page and become a Patron!

Krys is away on business, Greig was unavailable, and a last minute transfer coup failed, so this week it's me and Laurie discussing fitba. In the SPL we discuss Motherwell's penalty against Celtic; whether it was a penalty and also whether it was on the spot. You can probably guess that I get the rule book out. Niall McGinn's freekick against Dundee United is compared against Leighton Baines' freekick against Newcastle. Finally we discuss the Edinburgh derby, and in particular the penalty claim, as well as the challenge from Ryan Stevenson on James McPake. In the SFL Dumbarton burst the charity bet by beating Morton, only to be beaten by Dunfermline in the following game. Queen of the South continue to run away with the second division. In the bottom tier, Neil Alexander was the highlight after his bizarre own goal. We pick the charity bet between us, in the slim hope that we can add to the charity pot. There is no SPL next week, so we have some spare time to discuss Messi winning the Ballon d'or and Terry Butcher's imminent talks with Burnley. Thank you to McBookie for donating the charity bet stake.

Krys is away on business, Greig was unavailable, and a last minute transfer coup failed, so this week it's me and Laurie discussing fitba. In the SPL we discuss Motherwell's penalty against Celtic; whether it was a penalty and also whether it was on the spot. You can probably guess that I get the rule book out. Niall McGinn's freekick against Dundee United is compared against Leighton Baines' freekick against Newcastle. Finally we discuss the Edinburgh derby, and in particular the penalty claim, as well as the challenge from Ryan Stevenson on James McPake. In the SFL Dumbarton burst the charity bet by beating Morton, only to be beaten by Dunfermline in the following game. Queen of the South continue to run away with the second division. In the bottom tier, Neil Alexander was the highlight after his bizarre own goal. We pick the charity bet between us, in the slim hope that we can add to the charity pot. There is no SPL next week, so we have some spare time to discuss Messi winning the Ballon d'or and Terry Butcher's imminent talks with Burnley. Thank you to McBookie for donating the charity bet stake.

Mark Webster is joined by Sean Singleton and Neil Cole to discuss the Spurs Stratford move, Avram Grant and West Ham, Darren Bent's move to Aston Villa, drunks, and John Chiedozie's bouncy castle.

John and Paddy discuss Leighton Baines and Oscar Wilde