Podcast appearances and mentions of Lyle Taylor

Aaron Paul, Jobi McAnuff & Lyle Taylor react to the League One and League Two play-off finals and give out their end-of-season awards. Also hear from AFC Wimbledon director of football Craig Cope on what their promotion means for the club. And Jobi does a full-season special of 72plus 72minus.01:00 Aaron reveals his Lyle Taylor dream 02:45 Lyle still in contract talks with Colchester 03:10 Play-off finals deliver once again 06:15 Charlton return to the Championship 12:05 Leyton Orient to start a major rebuild? 15:30 Wimbledon 1-0 their way to promotion 26:55 Walsall lose with a whimper? 30:15 72+ Player of the Season 31:35 72+ Manager of the Season 36:05 72+ Team of the Season 38:15 Season finale of 72PLUS 72MINUSBBC Sounds / 5 Live commentaries: Wed 2000 Real Betis v Chelsea in the UEFA Conference League Final. Fri 1945 England v Portugal in the UEFA Women's Nations League, Sat 2000 PSG v Inter Milan in the UEFA Champions League Final.

Colchester United striker Lyle Taylor joins Aaron Paul and Jobi McAnuff on this week's 72+ to look back on the Championship Play-off semi-finals after Sheffield United and Sunderland booked their places at Wembley. The panel reflect on Sunderland's last gasp winner, hear from the beaten Coventry boss Frank Lampard and Sunderland captain Dan Neil as well as Blades manager Chris Wilder after his side breezed past Bristol City. There's also a discussion over refereeing in the EFL after some controversial decisions in the first legs of the Play-offs in League One and League Two.04:55 - Stadium of Light limbs 12:03 - An emotional Frank Lampard 14:23 - A jubilant Dan Neil 17:47 - Sheffield United demolish Bristol City 21:09 - Blades boss Chris Wilder 27:37 - What's next for Bristol City? 32:39 - Stockport boss Dave Challinor on the offside goal 34:49 - Refereeing in the EFL 40:17 - League Two roundupBBC Sounds / 5 Live / Radio 5 Sports Extra weekend commentaries: Sat 1630 Men's FA Cup Final: Crystal Palace vs Manchester City (5 Live) Sun 1330 Women's FA Cup Final: Chelsea vs Manchester United (Sports Extra 3) Sun 1415 Premier League: West Ham vs Nottingham Forest (5 Live) Sun 1500 Premier League: Brentford vs Fulham (Sports Extra 2) Sun 1630 Premier League: Arsenal vs Newcastle (5 Live)

Aaron Paul and Jobi McAnuff are joined by Colchester's Lyle Taylor. He dishes the dirt on the club shower gel rota. Hear from Chris Wilder after Sheffield United suffer defeats in the Championship promotion race. What about Bristol City's rise and Blackburn's bad run? Catch up with Birmingham boss Chris Davies after sealing League One promotion, and hear from Darren Ferguson ahead of the Peterborough-Birmingham EFL Trophy final. And Aaron's patience finally pays off in Fantasy EFL.02:35 Lyle reveals the Colchester shower gel rota 04:40 Huge twists and turns in race for Premier League 06:20 Chris Wilder: ‘We're shooting ourselves in the foot' 14:55 Bristol City big winners in play-off race 16:25 Blackburn on a bad run 20:20 Lyle wants Millwall in the Premier League 22:45 Birmingham celebrating promotion from League One 28:25 Peterborough-Birmingham again in EFL Trophy final 32:50 Walsall knocked off top in League Two 36:05 Aaron finally delivers in Fantasy EFLBBC Sounds / 5 Live midweek commentaries: Wed 2000 PSG v Aston Villa in the UEFA Champions League, Thu 2000 Lyon v Man Utd in the UEFA Europa League.

Are Walsall missing Nathan Lowe after two consecutive defeats? Watford fan Jacob Culshaw discusses whether Watford will stick with Tom Cleverley amid speculation over his future. After Darren Ferguson called his Peterborough team the “softest group of players” he's ever coached, what next for them? Also hear the latest discussions on the transfer window – who needs to strengthen? Will Wycombe allow Richard Kone to leave and if he does, who might they turn to as a replacement? Colchester forward Lyle Taylor joins Aaron Paul and Jobi McAnuff to discuss all the latest, including which EFL players Thomas Tuchel may look to include in his first England squad, after reports emerged that he was looking at calling up Championship players.TIME CODES:01:45 – Colchester with Lyle Taylor 04:05 – League 2 & consecutive defeats for Walsall 17:05 – Peterborough's Darren Ferguson on the “softest group of players” he's ever had 26:20 – Speculation over Tom Cleverley's Watford future 35:15 – Latest transfer updates including Richard Kone 42:20 – Which EFL players should Thomas Tuchel look at for his first England squad? 45:35 – Fantasy EFL 46:35 – 72Plus/72MinusBBC Sounds / 5 Live European commentaries this week: Wednesday 29th January CHAMPIONS LEAGUE: Manchester City v Club Brugge 2000 KO – 5 Live CHAMPIONS LEAGUE: Aston Villa v Celtic 2000 KO – Sports Extra Thursday 30th January EUROPA LEAGUE: FCSB v Manchester United 2000 KO – 5 Live Saturday 1st February PREMIER LEAGUE: Bournemouth v Liverpool 1500 KO – 5 Live PREMIER LEAGUE: Wolves v Aston Villa 1730 KO – Starts on Sports Extra and moves to 5 Live for Second Half Sunday 2ND February WOMENS SUPER LEAGUE: Manchester City v Arsenal 1200 KO – Sports Extra PREMIER LEAGUE: Manchester United v Crystal Palace 1400 KO – 5 Live PREMIER LEAGUE: Brentford v Spurs 1400 KO – Sports Extra PREMIER LEAGUE: Arsenal v Man City 1630 KO – 5 Live WOMENS SUPER LEAGUE: Tottenham v Manchester United 1845 KO – Sports Extra

Simeon Gholam returns with another episode of The EFL Interviews on the Essential EFL podcast.On this week's episode he speaks to three players at very different stages of their careers...First up is Colchester striker Lyle Taylor who is closing in on 400 EFL appearances. Then we hear from Crawley Town's Toby Mullarkey who explains how he combines his playing career with work as a qualified personal trainer. And we round off the episode at Accrington Stanley where Sim spoke to youngster Sonny Aljofree about taking his first steps in senior football.

Aaron Paul and Jobi McAnuff talk EFL, Ballon d'Or and FA Cup. They're joined by Colchester United striker Lyle Taylor. Borja Sainz is leading the Championship scoring charts with Norwich. Sunderland go five points clear at the top. Will Northampton's Mitch Pinnock remember his lucky shinpads when they face Kettering Town in the FA Cup? Kettering boss Richard Lavery joins the pod LIVE. And Ian Holloway makes a surprise return to management at League Two Swindon.00:25 Jobi loses a bet with Aaron McLean 02:45 Who wins the EFL Ballon d'Or? 03:35 Borja Sainz the new main man at Norwich 06:20 Jack Wilshere brings ‘stardust' to Carrow Road 09:00 Cardiff still yet to appoint Omer Riza permanently 12:25 Sunderland five points clear at the top 17:15 Mitch Pinnock hails ‘lucky shinpads' 21:25 Cambridge United's turnaround under Monk 23:40 Kettering Town go to rivals Northampton in FA Cup 29:15 Ian Holloway in at League Two Swindon 34:40 An unexpected shower in 72PLUS 72MINUSBBC Sounds / 5 Live commentaries this week: Newcastle v Chelsea – EFL Cup – 19:45 – Wednesday 30 October Tottenham v Man City – EFL Cup – 20:15 – Wednesday 30 October – Sports Extra Liverpool v Brighton - Premier League - 15:00 Liverpool - Saturday 2 November Wolves v Crystal Palace - Premier League - 17:30 - Saturday 2 November Spurs v Aston Villa - Premier League - 14:00 - Sunday 3 November Man Utd v Chelsea - Premier League - 16:30 - Sunday 3 November

Mark Chapman is joined by Micah Richards, Chris Sutton, Rory Smith and guests as they delve into the ‘dark arts' in football. From pinches, punches and meaty challenges. To distraction tactics, timewasting and taunting opposition fans - there's been plenty of ‘housery' employed over the years.Timecodes: 00:45 What is ‘Housery'? 05:00 Some infamous culprits 16:30 How the game has changed 29:50 Mark Clattenburg's experiences of housery 43:10 Lyle Taylor on being a pantomime villain 48:05 John Coleman on the dark arts[Initial publication - Thursday, December 22nd 2022]

Aaron Paul and Jobi McAnuff talk all things EFL, including Preston North End and Reading.They're joined by former EFL striker Charlie Austin and Colchester United's Lyle Taylor. Watford club captain Daniel Bachmann joins the pod live to reflect on the Hornets' strong start to the campaign. The panel also talk all things Reading after the Royals' prospective takeover looks close to completion, and 72Plus 72Minus returns!Timecodes: 02:30 Charlie Austin at AFC Totton 04:20 Paul Heckingbottom appointed Preston manager 09:00 What is success for Preston this season? 14:35 Daniel Bachmann on Watford's start to the season 17:00 Respect for Tom Cleverley 20:55 Reading's prospective takeover 25:15 What is Rob Couhig like? 28:00 Fantasy EFL update 30:25 72Plus 72Minus

WE'RE HERE. After a longer-than-usual absence, Nick and Stu return - just in time for the new season too. We're discussing all the changes on and off the pitch, from Dons Trust issues to digital advertising, the transfer window to pre-season, before looking ahead to the League Two campaign and making our picks for promotion contenders and relegation candidates. We look ahead to the opening day visit of Colchester United, the return of Lyle Taylor, and next week's cup tie at Hayes Lane ... and we also have a BRAND NEW GAME because we can't not have a game. It's good to be back.Timings02:40 - Off the pitch (Managing Director, Stadium, TV, kick-off times, Dons Trust)26:48 - On the pitch (transfer window, squad, pre-season)45:02 - League Two predictions54:22 - NEW GAME!58:10 - Colchester preview01:03:55 - Outro, including a message of hope

Jamie is joined by Scott McGeorge to preview Derby's MASSIVE away game against the U's! We discuss their season so far, a season full of change for Cambridge, Lyle Taylor, Garry Monk and much more #DCFC--If you did enjoy the episode, please consider liking and subscribing, or rating us on Spotify and Apple Pods. It really helps us out. Up the Rams!--Get up to 35% off Derby County current and retro shirts with Fanatics (Kitbag) using our custom link: https://kitbag.evyy.net/RamsTalk--Join our ever-growing RamsTalkHub community on the FanHub app here!: https://faneconomy.app.link/jl72SvaZSHb--Find Our Other Content Here:Website: https://linktr.ee/ramstalkpodSpotify/Apple Pods: https://podfollow.com/ramstalkpodTwitter: https://twitter.com/RamsTalkPodTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@ramstalkpodYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@ramstalkpod--Business Inquiries:RamsTalkPodcast@Gmail.com--Tags: #DCFC #DerbyCounty #LeagueOne #EFL #CUFC #CambridgeUnited--Team/Crew:Jake Barker - Director/Producer/HostJamie Page - Assistant Host/CreativeCallum Boocock - Guest Host/CreativeAdam Titley - Guest Host/Producer/CreativeVik Singh Dosanjh - Guest Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Aaron Paul and Jobi McAnuff chat EFL with Cambridge striker Lyle Taylor. They're joined by Leicester City goalkeeper Mads Hermansen with twists and turns in the Championship promotion battle. Defeats aplenty in the play-off race. Neil Warnock has his say after Plymouth Argyle overlooked him after sacking Ian Foster. League One and League Two are also on the agenda, and catch's Jobi's 72PLUS 72MINUS.02:20 Is this the best Championship title race for some time? 03:20 Leicester City GK Mads Hermansen joins the pod LIVE 11:00 The other contenders… Ipswich Town in a ‘strong position' 19:40 Too many Easter eggs in the Championship play-off race? 25:25 Are Plymouth making a ‘fatal mistake' after sacking Ian Foster? 30:22 Big clubs lead the way in League One 33:15 A great escape in League Two? 35:15 Own goals and screamers in 72PLUS 72 MINUS

Garry Monk introduced himself to the Abbey faithful with a 1-1 draw against Northampton on Saturday, including a fairly positive first half and a drab second one. Jules, Tom and Swindle are on the panel this week looking at another point added to our total, and chatting centre midfield options, Lyle Taylor, and previewing a trip to the league's form team Lincoln on Tuesday night, with the help of Charlie from the Stacey West podcast. Subscribe to our Substack and get all our pods and posts straight to your email: www.undertheabbeystand.com Get in touch with the pod: Socials: @AbbeyStandPod and @UnderTheAbbeyStand Email: hello@undertheabbeystand.com

We look ahead to Cambridge United vs Northampton Town in League One with U's fan, Jordan Worland from the Under The Abbey Stand podcast. Danny chats to Jordan about Cambridge's recent managerial changes, as both Mark Bonner and then neil Harris left the club this season.  This week Gary Monk was appointed and Jordan tells us to expect a positive reaction from the fan base and their expectations for Monk and the challenges he will face.  Jordan tells us that Monk needs to address the weakness in central midfield and improve ball retention and attacking play. The team has a solid defensive foundation but has struggled to stay in games due to a lack of creativity in midfield. The signing of Lyle Taylor has been a revelation, providing a focal point up front.  Hear about where Cambridge's weaknesses are and Jordan's recommended places to eat and drink in Cambridge include Mill Road and The Eagle.  Follow us on Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, Instagram and Threads and email us here: podcast@cobblerstome.com  Visit our website for match previews, blog posts and our shop: cobblerstome.com Sign up to our Patreon for ad free episodes, regular bonus content, access to our community Slack channel and loads more: patreon.com/cobblerstome It's All Cobblers To Me is a Vibrant Sound Media original production. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

After a week off, it's the return of the 1865 Friday 5, in which we bring you the top five stories coming out of the City Ground in the last seven days. Rich Ferraro presents, and is joined by the Maradona of the Midlands and Tom Newton to discuss: Mark Clattenburg joins Forest as an analyst City Ground redevelopment plans Joe Lolley interview Jon Fearn leaves his role as Head Physio Forest's AFCON contingent return The news is brought to you by George Edwards, who has also been talking to ex-Reds striker Lyle Taylor - the YouTube and Spotify links are available via George's Twitter feed. Subscribe to 1865 via your podcast provider, and please leave a review, as it helps other Forest supporters find our content: Apple - Spotify - YouTube. Join us on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, Threads or TikTok. 1865: The Nottingham Forest Podcast is part of the Sports Social Network, and partnered with FanHub; thanks to Greene King Sport for sponsoring this episode. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Bethany Warren hosted the show this week with her panel of Jeff Burnige, Patricia Maslin, and Myles Thornton. The host and panel discussed our 1 – 0 defeat away to Hull City on Saturday last. Our 1st guest this week is both a Millwall fan and a former Millwall player. It is our record-breaking former keeper Bryan King, who talked about:His career-ending injury;His most memorable game with Millwall;The most hilarious moment with his Millwall teammates;How he got his England cap;His thoughts on Rowett and Edwards;Comparing goalkeepers in his day to goalkeepers now;Comparing players now to those of the past;What will happen when he goes to Coventry with Jeff Burnige on Sunday;andHis thoughts and prediction ahead of Coventry City v Millwall.Also:Andy Thorn gave an update on Millwall Pride;Jeff Burnige talked about Millwall Lionesses' defeat at Dartford Women last Sunday; andThe team previewed and gave predictions for Coventry City v Millwall on Sunday.Our second guest is an international footballer who coaches at the Millwall Community Trust. Joey Taylor spoke about the following:Working at the Millwall Community Trust;How he came to play for Montserrat and how his career has progressed with them;Playing alongside his brother Lyle Taylor;His best performance in the non-league game; andA prediction for Coventry City v MillwallPat Maslin talked about the 6th of April, there is a Charity Night at the Pyrotechnist's Arms, 39 Nunhead Green, SE15 from 4 pm to 11 pm with a DJ, raffles, and auction tickets. The event is in aid of Kevin Downey's 35th and final London Marathon. All proceeds go to Harvey's charity the MPS Society UK.Jeff Burnige talked of Millwall Lionesses being back in league action at home to Sutton United Women on Sunday with a 1.30 pm kick-off at St Pauls Sportsground and a Platinum package at the 1885 Club for Valentine's Night, next Wednesday. Myles Thornton spoke about Chris Bethell's Dockers Day and the Sponsors Day at Bermondsey Town on Sunday.Music and Audio credits: https://www.FesliyanStudios.com Background Music https://www.maritimeradio.co.uk/ Background Music and Reports

Bethany Warren hosted the show this week with her panel of Jeff Burnige, Patricia Maslin, and Myles Thornton. The host and panel discussed our 1 – 0 defeat away to Hull City on Saturday last. Our 1st guest this week is both a Millwall fan and a former Millwall player. It is our record-breaking former keeper Bryan King, who talked about:His career-ending injury;His most memorable game with Millwall;The most hilarious moment with his Millwall teammates;How he got his England cap;His thoughts on Rowett and Edwards;Comparing goalkeepers in his day to goalkeepers now;Comparing players now to those of the past;What will happen when he goes to Coventry with Jeff Burnige on Sunday;andHis thoughts and prediction ahead of Coventry City v Millwall.Also:Andy Thorn gave an update on Millwall Pride;Jeff Burnige talked about Millwall Lionesses' defeat at Dartford Women last Sunday; andThe team previewed and gave predictions for Coventry City v Millwall on Sunday.Our second guest is an international footballer who coaches at the Millwall Community Trust. Joey Taylor spoke about the following:Working at the Millwall Community Trust;How he came to play for Montserrat and how his career has progressed with them;Playing alongside his brother Lyle Taylor;His best performance in the non-league game; andA prediction for Coventry City v MillwallPat Maslin talked about the 6th of April, there is a Charity Night at the Pyrotechnist's Arms, 39 Nunhead Green, SE15 from 4 pm to 11 pm with a DJ, raffles, and auction tickets. The event is in aid of Kevin Downey's 35th and final London Marathon. All proceeds go to Harvey's charity the MPS Society UK.Jeff Burnige talked of Millwall Lionesses being back in league action at home to Sutton United Women on Sunday with a 1.30 pm kick-off at St Pauls Sportsground and a Platinum package at the 1885 Club for Valentine's Night, next Wednesday. Myles Thornton spoke about Chris Bethell's Dockers Day and the Sponsors Day at Bermondsey Town on Sunday.Music and Audio credits: https://www.FesliyanStudios.com Background Music https://www.maritimeradio.co.uk/ Background Music and Reports

The UTAS boys are back together for this week's review show, and thankfully for Tom and Jules they avoid making it three 0-0s in a row to discuss. Even better, there's the rarely spotted three points away from home for Jord to guide them through, and they spend most of the pod waxing lyrical over Lyle Taylor as a result. Subscribe to our Substack and get all our website content straight to your email: www.undertheabbeystand.com Socials: @AbbeyStandPod and @UnderTheAbbeyStand

This is 'EFL: All Access' where every Monday we dissect all the big stories in the Football League!This week, Hugh Woozencroft is joined by the former Ipswich and Swindon Town striker Sam Parkin to analyse all of the big news and headlines from the EFL! We discuss Coventry City beating top of the table Leicester City and whether they can stick around in the Play-off chase. We assess Blackburn's dip in form, question whether QPR can stay up and discuss whether Darren Moore's future as Huddersfield boss is up in the air. We hear from Reading supporter and Spokesperson for 'Sell Before We Dai' Nick Houlton on the protest which cause the abandonment of Reading's game vs Port Vale at the weekend. We are also joined by Cambridge United striker Lyle Taylor to discuss his goalscoring debut for the club and his difficult journey in the sport over the last few years. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Aaron Paul, Jobi McAnuff and Lyle Taylor look at a busy week of managerial departures in the Championship, with Tony Mowbray and Michael Duff leaving Sunderland and Swansea respectively. They assess where things have gone wrong and what comes next for both clubs.In the week of his wedding, we hear from the Crewe boss Lee Bell on marriage and his side's fine first half of the season.And Lyle tells us about his move to Wycombe Wanderers after a difficult final year at Nottingham Forest, followed by a spell as a free agent.TIME CODES 03:11 Swansea sack Michael Duff 10:22 Tony Mowbray leaves Sunderland (featuring an interview with A Love Supreme fanzine editor Paul Dobson) 21:35 Lee Bell and Crewe Alexandra 30:29 Lyle Taylor on getting back into football

Welcome back to episode six of the South London Press Football Pod.Sports editor Richard Cawley and reporter Edmund Brack sit down to chat all things Crystal Palace, Millwall, Charlton and AFC Wimbledon this week.Joe Edwards will have his first game in charge at The Den this weekend as Millwall host Coventry.Alfie May sets his sights on Erling Haaland. And could Lyle Taylor have returned to The Valley?Michael Olise is in line for his first Crystal Palace start of the season, and Huseyin Biler chats to our paper as he returns for AFC Wimbledon.Plus Zian Flemming takes on YOUR Q&A questions! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The lads spend way too much time talking about last Saturday's EFL Trophy dead rubber win against Wimbledon, the pros and cons of signing Lyle Taylor, as well as previewing upcoming games against Reading and Barnsley... Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Aaron Paul & Jobi McAnuff are joined by Lyle Taylor to discuss the week's big EFL stories. They discuss Southampton's eight-goal thriller against Norwich, and BBC Radio Leeds' Adam Pope joins to talk about Leeds transfer chaos. The panel also chat about Chuba Akpom leaving Middlesbrough and Mike Parkin from the Rookery End joins to discuss Watford's hunt for a striker. Plus the key results from across League One and League Two. TOPICS: 01:28 Southampton 4-4 Norwich 07:44 Leeds transfer chaos 15:57 Akpom leaving Middlesbrough? 22:45 Watford's hunt for a striker 39:19 Review of Leagues 1 and 2

Danny returns to join Lee for another episode. They discuss the defeat away to Stevenage, another defeat and the same old issues, strange subs and just lucky we have Ali to score goals. They then talk about who could be leaving League 2, coming up from the conference national and down from League 1? Who do they want and why. How good is Ali Al Hamadi? Lee makes a bold claim that he is better than Lyle Taylor. How many goals will he get this season and what his target should be for next season. Preview Swindon at home. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Aaron Paul reflects on Easter Monday's football with Phil Brown and Sam Vokes. Hear from Phil Parkinson and Ryan Reynolds after Wrexham beat Notts County. Also catch Michael Carrick, Ryan Lowe and Neil Warnock after their Championship results. QPR's Gareth Ainsworth joins the pod LIVE. And the panel chat Leagues One and Two and hear from Lyle Taylor after Burnley beat Sheff Utd. TOPICS: 1:30 – Wrexham-Notts County, 11:20 – upper Championship, 20:30 – lower Championship, 34:15 – League One, 38:15 – League Two, 40:50 – Burnley-Sheff Utd.

Kelly Cates is joined by Matt Upson, Conor McNamara and Clinton Morrison to react to a busy night of FA Cup fourth-round replays. There was no Hollywood ending for Wrexham after two late goals and a Billy Sharp winner at Bramall Lane saw Sheffield United through to the next round to meet Tottenham. Hear from Blades boss Paul Heckingbottom and Wrexham manager Phil Parkinson. Lyle Taylor joins us from Blundell Park after watching League Two Luton Town shock Championship side Grimsby Town. Luton manager Paul Hurst joins the pod from the stands. And after West Brom manager Carlos Corberan extends his contract with the club, we ask who could be in line for the vacant Leeds job ahead of their trip to Manchester United in the Premier League. Plus, we hear from England manager Sarina Wiegman after she names her squad for the Arnold Clark Cup. The Telegraph's Tom Garry brings us the latest. TOPICS 1'00 Reaction to Sheff United 3-1 Wrexham 7'40 Phil Parkinson 9'10 Paul Heckingbottom 12'50 Reaction to Grimsby 3-0 Luton 15'30 Paul Hurst 21'30 Man United v Leeds preview 29'10 Sarina Wiegman England squad

Ben Haines is joined by Birmingham City striker Lyle Taylor and former West Ham, Crystal Palace and Watford midfielder Jobi McAnuff to tackle all the big stories from the Sunday fixtures in the Premier League – and there was drama aplenty... starting at Goodison where Everton got those all important three points after beating Chelsea. They hear from a delighted Frank Lampard and a not too pleased Thomas Tuchel, as his side now only have two wins from their last six Premier League games. So how are the Chelsea fans feeling after their sides recent run of form? Well Rob Pratley from the CFC Social pops on the pod to give some insight into the Chelsea camp. Arsenal took the spoils in the London derby after beating West Ham, which means they go up to fourth in the table – Mikel Arteta lauds his teams “ugly win” and David Moyes gives his analysis after his side lost at home. Meanwhile Tottenham out-played Leicester to also keep their Champions League hopes alive with Son and Kane getting on the score sheet - and the guys look ahead to Manchester United's game against Brentford on Monday. Topics: 2'19 – Everton v Chelsea analysis. 3'00 – Richarlison appreciation. 7'00 – Jordan Pickford section. 9'30 – Frank Lampard audio. 13'45 – Chelsea section with fan perspective. 19'00 – Thomas Tuchel interview. 23'00 – Arsenal section. 29'00 – Mikel Arteta reaction. 32'00 – West Ham analysis and David Moyes interview. 35'30 – Spurs chat and battle for Champions League. 39'00 – Manchester United v Brentford preview.

Aaron Paul is joined by Derby County defender Curtis Davies and on-loan Birmingham forward Lyle Taylor to assess another eventful week in the EFL. They discuss managerial changes in the Championship, with Mark Warburton leaving QPR and Tony Mowbray heavily suggesting he'll depart Blackburn. After Exeter City were finally promoted to League One, we hear from their manager Matt Taylor on the celebrations in Devon. And Curtis gives us an insight into life at Derby following their relegation. TIMECODES 01:40 – Curtis Davies on Derby County's relegation; 10:25 – Interview with Exeter City manager Matt Taylor on the club's promotion; 19:30 – Mark Warburton's departure from QPR; 34:30 – Tony Mowbray on his potential departure from Blackburn; 42:30 – The final day of League One.

Aaron Paul is joined by Barrow manager Phil Brown and on-loan Birmingham City forward Lyle Taylor for a look at the key stories in the EFL and beyond this week. We look at whether Derby County have turned a corner off-the-field after US businessman Chris Kirchner was named as the preferred bidder for the club. BBC Radio Derby's Ed Dawes gives us all the latest. AFC Wimbledon's Mark Bowen tell us about his start to life as the club's manager, and whether he thinks he can keep the club in League One. And the panel examine the potential promotions and relegations in the EFL this weekend, with Fulham aiming to return to the Premier League, while Crewe and Scunthorpe are hoping to hold off relegation. TIMECODES 04:20 - Phil Brown on his first two weeks as Barrow manager; 08:00 - A look at Fulham's potential promotion and the rest of the Championship promotion race; 14:00 - Derby County's takeover latest with Ed Dawes; 26:30 - Scunthorpe United head for relegation; 34:30 - Interview with AFC Wimbledon's Mark Bowen.

Lyle Taylor & David Connolly joined us at Plough Lane before the London derby against Charlton Athletic. Hosted by Aaron Paul they chatted about their first impressions of Plough Lane, their wimbledon careers and also how a new Plough Lane Bond was created for Lyle to return later in his career. A really enjoyable 41 minutes from these guys - Enjoy!

The Fat Lads are back at full strength to discuss all things Blues including our win against Bristol City, the club's link up with Her Game Too, the future of the Women's team and our love for Lyle Taylor. Pugh's back with another puzzling question at half time then the Lads play a game of Would I Lie To You before rounding up the show with another edition of Who Are Ya?! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this week's episode, The Tilton Two recap on what was yet another messy weekend, celebrating Tabriz's 30th Birthday. Meanwhile, the Blue Boys were on the receiving end of two harsh losses against Reading and Huddersfield. Alongside two losses, the Blues suffered two further injuries to Maxime Colin and Lyle Taylor, adding to our ever-mounting injury woes. On a more positive note, we finally got to see Tahith Chong back in action.  Please get in touch, and stay updated, with us via our socials: Instagram: @thetiltontwo Twitter: @thetiltontwo Facebook: @thetiltontwo YouTube: The Tilton Two New YouTube videos out every Wednesday at 12pm GMT. Keep Right On!

Aaron Paul is joined by Derby County's Curtis Davies and striker Lyle Taylor, on loan at Birmingham City, to look at the big stories of the week in the EFL and beyond. In the week Veljko Paunovic left Reading, former owner Sir John Madejski tells the podcast his thoughts on that decision and the club's current fortunes. We also hear about a pair of returning managers as Paul Simpson joins the podcast to tell us about his return to Carlisle United, 16 years after guiding the club to successive promotions. And in the week Grant McCann returned to Peterborough, director of football Barry Fry explains the decision. The panel also react to Mark Hughes' appointment at Bradford, and Aleksandar Mitrovic breaking the Championship goalscoring record for a single season in February. 04:00 – Aleksandar Mitrovic's record-breaking form; 08:00 – Interview with Sir John Madejski on Reading; 18:30 – Paul Simpson on his return to Carlisle United; 29:00 – Discussion on Mark Hughes taking over at Bradford; 34:30 – Barry Fry on Grant McCann's return to Peterborough.

In this week's episode, The Tilton Two discuss the recent faceless protest which took place before and during our most recent fixture, at home against Sheffield United. It saw bluenoses, once again, stand in unity to drive a change at our beloved club and provided St. Andrews with an unparalleled atmosphere. While we were all there together as one big family, the Blue Boys were on the receiving end of a 2-1 loss. It was a game marred by bad decisions but there were positives, namely Lyle Taylor and Juninho Bacuna, both looking like real gems. Listen in to hear our honest opinion on our performance against Sheffield United, our look ahead to both Bournemouth and Luton Town, alongside the round up of all the latest news surrounding our club.  Please get in touch, and stay updated, with us via our socials: Instagram: @thetiltontwo Twitter: @thetiltontwo Facebook: @thetiltontwo YouTube: The Tilton Two New YouTube videos out every Wednesday at 12pm UK. Keep Right On!

Jonathan Oakes is joined by Don Goodman and Jobi McAnuff to discuss all the latest from the Championship, League One and League Two.In the Championship (from the start) there was a big managerial change as Steve Bruce replaced Valerian Ismael at West Brom, while Blackburn missed an opportunity in the automatic promotion race as they lost at Swansea.The guests also look back on the biggest results in the FA Cup (23m23s), as Bournemouth lost to Boreham Wood, Middlesbrough fan Jonny Bullock (@Boro_Breakdown) tells us about a special win at Manchester United, and Nottingham Forest beat Leicester. We also hear from Birmingham striker Lyle Taylor (39m39s) as he reveals all by answering our quickfire questions in Ten To Tackle.In League One (46m54s) there was another defeat for Sunderland, who resigned Jermain Defoe this week, Gillingham appointed Neil Harris - who started his tenure with a win and a defeat - and there was another unsavoury incident at Rotherham during their win over Accrington.And in League Two (1hr08m22s) Bradford slipped further away from the play-offs after a defeat at Harrogate, we hear from Exeter fan John Beera (@johnbeera) discuss their progress after a comeback win at Swindon, and ponder whether Scunthorpe are destined for relegation after a home defeat against Oldham.All that and much, much more!

Matt Davies is joined by Sarah Clapson to discuss Brentford's bid for Brennan Johnson and Lyle Taylor's pending departure on loan.

All the key moments from Sunday's Premier League games are discussed in this episode of the Football Daily podcast. Jeanette Kwakye is joined by former Tottenham right back Stephen Kelly, Nottingham Forest striker, Lyle Taylor and Ben Haines from 90 min and the first topic of conversation is Spurs losing to Chelsea by two goals to nil – a subject that Spurs supporter's, Stephen and Ben don't really want to discuss – but they do get a chance to hear from Antonio Conte after that Harry Kane disallowed goal. Attention then turns to Selhurst Park as the huge talking point from there was a penalty that Liverpool were awarded against Crystal Palace – for once on the pod the guys all agree on the same point, which was that the penalty should not have been awarded, even when VAR intervened. Palace boss, Patrick Vieira gives his thoughts on the decision and Jurgen Klopp makes a cameo appearance after closing the gap on Manchester City in the league table. It was not a great day for Arsenal fans, after Mikel Arteta's side were held to a goalless draw against Burnley – we hear contrasting interviews with a reflective Arteta and a quite chipper, Sean Dyche. Arsenal fan, Harry Symeou pops on the pod and Stephen, Lyle and Ben find out what fans want now from the club. Chat then turns to Brighton, after Danny Welbeck got a late equaliser at Leicester and Ben brings us up to date with all the big stories from Sunday's WSL fixtures. Topics: 2'31 – Tottenham analysis. 8'00 – Antonio Conte interview. 11'00 - Hakim Ziyech appreciation and Chelsea focus. 17'00 – VAR discussion after a penalty was awarded to Liverpool at Palace. 22'15 – Patrick Vieira on VAR decision. 25'00 – Jurgen Klopp on closing the gap to Manchester City. 26'44 – Arsenal chat with fan Harry Symeou. 33'29 – Mikel Arteta interview. 39'50 – Sean Dyche after getting a point at Arsenal. 43'00 – Leicester v Brighton review. 46'30 – WSL round up.

Aaron Paul is joined by Neil Warnock, Nottingham Forest striker Lyle Taylor and former Hull City defender Alex Bruce to look ahead to the third round of the FA Cup. Kidderminster are the lowest-ranked team left in the competition. Their manager Russ Penn tells us how they plan to make Reading feel uncomfortable when they visit Aggborough Stadium. Lyle lets us know how the Forest players are feeling ahead of their game against Arsenal and reveals how Steve Cooper has transformed the team from relegation favourites to play-off contenders. Manchester City have seven players and 14 members of staff isolating after positive covid cases so how big an opportunity is this for Swindon Town to cause a cup upset? And speaking of upsets, with the FA Cup celebrating its 150th anniversary this year, we relive some of the classic memories from the competition. Jonathan Stead joins us to reminisce on his special goal as Bradford came from 2-0 down to beat Chelsea 4-2 at Stamford Bridge and knock them out in the fourth round in 2015. Alex retells Hull's journey to the final in 2014 when they were beaten by Arsenal in extra time and Neil remembers Sheffield United's controversial semi-final with Arsenal in 2003 and how Sir Alex Ferguson tried to help his side out. TOPICS 02:00- Romance of the FA Cup 09:24 - Kidderminster manager Russ Penn 19:06 – Lyle on Forest v Arsenal and Steve Cooper's transformation 23:15 – City assistant on Swindon match and covid cases Rodolfo Borrell 27:28 – Jon Stead on THAT goal against Chelsea 39:12 – Alex's memories of Hull's run to the FA Cup final in 2014 41:02 – Neil on Sheffield United's semi-final with Arsenal in 2003

Aaron Paul is joined by Nottingham Forest striker Lyle Taylor and Salford City goalkeeper Tom King to go through the biggest stories in the EFL and beyond. Exeter City manager Matt Taylor joins the podcast to discuss the mistake which led to his side's FA Cup victory over Bradford City needing to be replayed. And in the week Derby were once again hit by a points deduction, BBC Radio Derby's Ed Dawes and blogger Matt Bregazzi look at what comes next for the club. 05:00 - Lyle Taylor on his clash with Preston's Jordan Storey 07:30 - Exeter City manager Matt Taylor 10:30 - Matt Taylor explains the FA Cup replay of a replay 19:20 - Bradford chief executive Ryan Sparks criticises the FA for their decision 23:20 - Ed Dawes and Matt Bregazzi on Derby's deduction

Aaron Paul is joined by Nottingham Forest striker Lyle Taylor and Wycombe Wanderers' left back Joe Jacobson to look at the big stories from the EFL. AFC Bournemouth midfielder Ryan Christie tells the podcast about his side's strong start to the campaign. Following Nigel Adkins' departure from Charlton, BBC Radio London's Nick Godwin joins the podcast to examine what comes next for the League One strugglers. There's an insight from Lyle into how new Nottingham Forest boss Steve Cooper has turned things around. And we find out what's in Wycombe boss Gareth Ainsworth's beer cabinet.

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Matt Davies and Nottingham Forest legend Garry Birtles reflect on the incredible win at Bristol City as Lyle Taylor scored twice late on to make it 2-1 and claim a fourth straight victory.

Kelly Cates is joined by Mark Clemmit, the former Leeds and Everton striker Jermaine Beckford and the Nottingham Forest striker Lyle Taylor. They discuss Tammy Abraham's move to Roma from Chelsea for 40m euro plus roundup all the action from the EFL. TOPICS: 01:00 - Initial thoughts from the panel on Abraham's move 10:00 - On Mourinho bringing confidence 14:00 - Abraham leaving the number 9 shirt 19:00 - EFL roundup, starting with Fulham 21:00 - Mark Robins with Gary Flintoff 25:00 - Juliette Ferrington with Carlos Corberan 32:00 - Swansea v Stoke review with Laura Kenyon talking to Michael O'Neil 37:00 - Harry Kane discussion

Aaron Paul is joined by Lyle Taylor and Jed Wallace to discuss the latest news and results in the football league. They speak to QPR manager Mark Warburton about his side's start to the new season, their ambitions for the new campaign and his managerial career prior to moving to Loftus Road. 72+ regular Ryan Lowe joins the chat to talk about Plymouth's success over Peterborough in the EFL Cup and Morecambe boss Stephen Robinson discusses their start to life in League One. 01:01: The guys discuss the hot topics in football. 06:40: QPR manager Mark Warburton. 22:40: Ryan Lowe on Plymouth's 4-0 EFL Cup win over Peterborough. 32:10: Morecambe manager Stephen Robinson on life as a new League One club. 42:30: A close look at League One and the huge clubs competing for promotion.

Aaron Paul is joined by Peterborough Chairman Darragh MacAnthony, Nottingham Forest striker Lyle Taylor and Salford City goalkeeper Tom King to look ahead to what the EFL has in store for the 21-22 season. The panel are also joined by Wycombe number nine Sam Vokes and Sutton United boss Matt Gray ahead of their debut EFL Campaign.

Nottingham Forest legend Steve Chettle returns to the show to discuss the club's defensive situation, Lyle Taylor's future and if a footballing father is a help or a hinderance. We also talk about England's efforts against Scotland and the upcoming Samantha Birtles trophy.----------------------------------------------Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/NFFC_liveRead more: https://www.nottinghampost.com/all-about/nottingham-forest-fcMatt Davies: https://twitter.com/mattdavies_np

Aaron Paul is joined by Nottingham Forest striker Lyle Taylor and Newport County midfielder Joe Ledley to discuss the latest EFL news. The team look at the title race in League 2 and talk about whether Norwich can establish themselves as a Premier League side after their imminent promotion. Millwall forward Jed Wallace drops by to talk about his side’s push for a promotion place before The Athletic’s Matt Slater provides all the details on the takeover at Ipswich. Finally Barnsley’s on-loan striker Daryl Dike joins the podcast to explain quite why he swapped Orlando for South Yorkshire. TOPICS: 05:00: League 2 title race 09:30: Millwall with Jed Wallace 14:16: What shape are Norwich in to take on the Premier League again? 17:30: Ipswich’s takeover with Matt Slater 28:00: Barnsley with Daryl Dike 34:30 – Swansea’s Social Media Boycott

Aaron Paul is joined by Plymouth manager Ryan Lowe and Nottingham Forest striker Lyle Taylor to discuss the latest news in the EFL. The guys are joined by new Birmingham City manager Lee Bowyer after he was appointed following his resignation from Charlton. Lee discusses how he hopes to keep the club in the Championship and what his targets are beyond that at St Andrew’s. Former Cardiff and Millwall manager Neil Harris joins the show to talk about his time in South Wales and what he learned from the job as well as what his next move might be. And as Wigan Athletic have hopefully secured a brighter future with new owners expected to complete their takeover of the club soon, their former chairman and now Mansfield CEO David Sharpe tells us about their tumultuous journey since he left the 2013 FA Cup winners and debates how clubs can avoid similar issues with potential investors in the future. TOPICS: 00:50: Ryan and Lyle talk about farms. 03:25: New Birmingham City manager Lee Bowyer. 11:50: Former Cardiff City and Millwall manager Neil Harris. 30:00: Former Wigan Athletic chairman, now Mansfield CEO, David Sharpe.

Aaron Paul is joined by Nottingham Forest striker Lyle Taylor & Plymouth manager Ryan Lowe to discuss the latest news from the football league. It's all change at Ipswich after they replace Paul Lambert with Paul Cook. The League One side could also be on the verge of a takeover from American investors - we speak to The Athletic's Matt Slater who has an exclusive story on the potential board room change at Portman Road. We take a close look at the Reading full-back who appears destined for Champions League football with Bayern Munich. As Omar Richards looks set for a sensational move to the Bundesliga champions this summer, we speak to former Royals defender and now BBC Radio Berkshire pundit Aidy Willams who has been following the story closely. What is it about the 23-year old that's attracted the European giants? Norwich have taken a huge step towards the Premier League this week as they opened up a 10-point gap at the top of the Championship. Where managerial comings and goings are a regular occurrence these days, Aaron, Lyle and Ryan discuss why sticking with Daniel Farke has worked wonders for the Canaries. TOPICS: 01:38: Ryan and Lyle discuss the issue of fines in the dressing room. 07:15: Championship review + Norwich are heading back to the top flight, but can EFL owners learn from them sticking with their manager? 21:40: Matt Slater from the Athletic discusses the changes at Ipswich as Paul Cook is appointed manager and the club looks set for a takeover. 33:14: BBC Radio Berkshire's Aidy Williams gives us the latest on the remarkable story of Reading defender Omar Richards, who is on the verge joining Bayern Munich.

Jason and Cory sit down with George Harbey, Nottingham based football journalist and writer for Snack Media and host of the of the NFFC Pod and Matt Davies, journalist for the Nottingham Post and host of the Garibaldi Red podcast to discuss Friday night's East Midlands Derby between Derby County and Nottingham Forest. The last match between the two sides saw a 1-1 draw with the The Rams having a late goal disallowed for offside. We discuss that match and the evolution of Forest since. Chris Hughton's time at Forest started slow but the last few weeks, the form of the team has picked up. We talk about how the two clubs have been mirroring each other throughout the season and why Sabri Lamouchi struggled at the beginning of this season. We discuss key players in key positions. Glen Murrary, Anthony Knockaert, Joe Lolley among others. We find out about Cyrus Christie and why he is considered by many the weakest member of the Forest team. We find out about the attacking three of Lewis Grabban, Lyle Taylor and the aforementioned Murray and we find out why Lolley has not been featuring as much for Forest this season. We dissect the midfield for Forest (with Joe Garner and Cafu) and for Derby (especially without Krystian Bielik). We find out what the key to stopping Forest is and we talk about which way the game is going to go. We also give a score prediction! Thank you for listening! Get in touch with your questions or comments. Send us a voice message!  On Twitter: @ramsreview1 ; Facebook: @ramsreviewpod and email ramsreview@hotmail.com

Nottingham Forest striker Lyle Taylor and Leyton Orient's Jobi McAnuff join Aaron Paul on this week's episode of the 72+. After Brentford move two points clear at the top of the Championship, we discuss whether they can maintain their form and gain automatic promotion to the Premier League. With Ivan Toney scoring 23 goals in the league this season Lyle tells us just why he is so good. As another footballer is racially abused this week, are social media companies doing enough to stamp it out? And what next for the EFL after the salary cap was scrapped? Portsmouth CEO Mark Caitlin has his say.