Podcast appearances and mentions of Mark McGhee

How did Sir Alex Ferguson's working-class Glasgow upbringing shape the man and manager he would become?Kelly Cates and Jonathan Northcroft retrace Ferguson's steps from the Govan shipyards to European glory with Aberdeen.We hear about Fergie's admiration for trade union activist Jimmy Reid, his fledgling football days at Drumchapel Amateurs and how, after rejection at Glasgow Rangers, he combined his early managerial career with running a pub.Then former Aberdeen stars Willie Miller, Gordon Strachan, Mark McGhee and Stuart Kennedy take listeners behind the scenes of Aberdeen's victories over Bayern Munich and Real Madrid in the 1983 European Cup Winners' Cup.

In almost the words of The Walker Brothers, breaking up with legendary former players is very hard to do. Yep, it's been another perfectly normal week at a perfectly normal football club, so what better way to round it all off than by two perfectly normal guys discussing it all? So take it easy on yourself, and join your old pals Sam and Dan for Episode 91 of The Dogger Saints Podcast! Yes, we're back at the managerial well, so after saying an ultimately fond farewell to Macca and Liam, we go through all the runners and riders to take the McDiarmid hot seat. Davie Martindale and his incredibly short arse? Robbie Neilson and his formerly lovely hair? Mark McGhee and his house of chuckles? We give you the full run down. We also take a look at the free scoring Fair Maids, as we review their stunning up turn in form with comprehensive victories over Kilmarnock and Stirling, and catch up with a raft of players and gaffer Jamie Reynolds to get their views as they match up the SWPL2 table. It's been a heavy few weeks in Perth, but you know what'll lighten the mood? Features, baby! And features by the bucket load! We take a trip to the Highlands with George, catch up on the latest Banto drama, and go to our favourite decade for a truly world class instalment of Theme Team. We do not discuss the St. Mirren game, because who knows their right mind would want to do that, but we do take a look to the future as Alec Cleland's Sexy Perth Soccer Hurricane take on Killie on Wednesday night, and then probably someone else's Sexy Perth Soccer Hurricane welcome Motherwell and Ross County to Perth for two pivotal clashes through the month. Sam Miller vs McDonalds! Danny Williams vs Three Year Contracts! Sam Miller and Danny Williams fully on board with Wycliff Jean! We've got it all, and we'd love for you to join us. Get there!

Albion boss Roberto De Zerbi commits his future to the Seagulls. Former manager Mark McGhee discusses his time at the club, the 40th anniversary of lifting the Cup Winners' Cup with Aberdeen, and the Seagulls reaching Europe themselves. And former defender Chris Ramsey reflects on the 40th anniversary of the Albion's 1983 FA Cup final appearance.

In a week when two lower league titles could be wrapped up, things are far from settled in the top two divisions.    BT Sport's Andrew Slaven, West Ham producer Laura Brannan and football filmmaker Findlay Marks break down the latest chaos across all four Scottish  divisions.    Hearts have sacked manager Robbie Neilson after six defeats in seven games, while Dundee United boss Jim Goodwin earned his first win in charge, with a huge result in the relegation battle.    Motherwell are on fire on the pitch, but a national newspaper had fans in a panic when they reported the wrong Mark McGhee would be taking on the vacant CEO role.    Elsewhere, Queen's Park are getting stage fright, Partick Thistle are scoring for fun and could this be a record-breaking year for the team that wins the Championship?    Dunfermline are closing in on winning the League One trophy, and we're joined by The Total Soccer Show's Graham Ruthven ahead of Stirling Albion's imminent League Two title win.    RUNNING ORDER  00:31 - PART 1 - News & Funnies: Mark McGhee heading to Motherwell! No, not that one... Allan McGregor squirting Lucozade at ballboys, and Andy Robertson.........baby.  09:57 - PART 2 - Hearts: Jambos fans have got their way in the end, but is this really the best time to have given Robbie Neilson his marching orders?  19:02 - PART 3 - SPFL Round-up: Old Firm fallout, Dundee Utd finally getting a win, and trying to stay across the madness that is the cinch Championship.  27:13 - PART 4 - Stirling Albion: As the Binos close in on their first ever League Two title, we're joined by The Total Soccer Show's Graham Ruthven for the lowdown on their terrific season.       GET IN TOUCH:• follow us on Twitter• follow Andrew Slaven on Twitter• follow Laura Brannan on Twitter• follow Findlay Marks on Twitter• follow Graham Ruthven on Twitter

Football film-maker Findlay Marks is once again hosting duties this week, joined by Andrew Dickson from Sky Sports to cast their eye over all the latest happenings in Scottish football. We round up all the latest Christmas footballing action, as well as looking forward to a New Year crammed with derbies, including the BIG one...yes, the Kincardine Derby!And, as 2022 draws to a close, we're joined by Adam Miller AKA OldFirmFacts who casts his eye back over the funniest moments from the past 12 months in Scottish football, as well as chatting about the importance of humour in our national game.    RUNNING ORDER:• PART 1: Intro (00m 40s)• PART 2: SPFL Round-up (04m 44s)• PART 3: SPFL Preview (23m 55s)• PART 4: 2022 Review, with OldFirmFacts (32m 04s)GET IN TOUCH:• follow us on Twitter • follow Findlay Marks on Twitter• follow Andrew Dickson on Twitter• follow OldFirmFacts on Twitter 

The lads talk about Dundee's third win on the trot, preview the Airdrie Cup clash, thank Mark McGhee for his services last season, talk about the Dee4Life AGM and dive into the Dee Archive Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Our Predators analyst Mark McGhee joins the show for a brief overview of the Forsberg deal, young gun Michael Cendrick checks in, Plaz opens the phone lines, and Plaster's bet of the day.

In this latest episode regulars John, Jeff, Erin and Scott are joined by some returning guests in Rangers fan Andy L (@AndyLoughran), Motherwell fan Andy R (@MFCPodcast86), Dundee fan Ethan (@EthanHampton11), Livingston fan Euan (@rankine_euan) and Hearts fan Laurie (@lauriedunsire) while Hibs fan Charlie (@charliebanks97), St Mirren fan Div (@pieandbov), Ross County fan Ross (@rossm1997) and St Johnstone fan Danny (@dannyw1989) make their debuts as each club in the Premiership is represented. The show kicks off with a quick review of the Scottish Cup final between Rangers and Hearts and what could have been for Rangers in Europe. Andy L assesses the need to strengthen which he feels the club didn't really do last summer. In a season where there have been quite a few managerial changes, both Andy R and Danny are of the opinion their clubs should have probably made a change. The situation at Hibs is discussed to the delight of other fans of rival teams while some guests question what kind of pressure Goodwin may be under at Aberdeen if they don't recruit well and get off to a good start next season. Ross discusses the season that Ross County have had and the moral dilemma amongst fans surrounding the appointment of Malky Mackay. They certainly had a decent turnaround in 2022 as at one point they looked like they might get relegated yet they just missed out on Europe. Scott is feeling like a champion though you wouldn't guess it from his voice as Celtic clinched the League and League Cup. He covers the change in fortunes at the club with Angeball while others question whether he can adapt and have some kind of success in Europe. We cover some highlights of the season, comedy moments (mainly relating to Mark McGhee) and as usual some pie chat. Thanks to everyone who took part in this episode and our other Premiership specials over the course of the season. Thanks to all our Fantasy Football Scotland prize sponsors this season: Supernova Terracewear, Surprise Shirts and Mind, Body and Sole UK. We ran out of time this week to discuss the winners but keep any eye out on Twitter! Remember you can get free shipping and 20% off any product at uk.manscaped.com with the code SFF20. #ad Tweet us @sffpodcast Instagram - sffpodcast Facebook - Scottish Football Forums Email - scottishfootballforumspodcast@gmail.com

In this latest episode regulars John, Jeff, Erin and Scott are joined by some returning guests in Rangers fan Andy L (@AndyLoughran), Motherwell fan Andy R (@MFCPodcast86), Dundee fan Ethan (@EthanHampton11), Livingston fan Euan (@rankine_euan) and Hearts fan Laurie (@lauriedunsire) while Hibs fan Charlie (@charliebanks97), St Mirren fan Div (@pieandbov), Ross County fan Ross (@rossm1997) and St Johnstone fan Danny (@dannyw1989) make their debuts as each club in the Premiership is represented. The show kicks off with a quick review of the Scottish Cup final between Rangers and Hearts and what could have been for Rangers in Europe. Andy L assesses the need to strengthen which he feels the club didn't really do last summer. In a season where there have been quite a few managerial changes, both Andy R and Danny are of the opinion their clubs should have probably made a change. The situation at Hibs is discussed to the delight of other fans of rival teams while some guests question what kind of pressure Goodwin may be under at Aberdeen if they don't recruit well and get off to a good start next season. Ross discusses the season that Ross County have had and the moral dilemma amongst fans surrounding the appointment of Malky Mackay. They certainly had a decent turnaround in 2022 as at one point they looked like they might get relegated yet they just missed out on Europe. Scott is feeling like a champion though you wouldn't guess it from his voice as Celtic clinched the League and League Cup. He covers the change in fortunes at the club with Angeball while others question whether he can adapt and have some kind of success in Europe. We cover some highlights of the season, comedy moments (mainly relating to Mark McGhee) and as usual some pie chat. Thanks to everyone who took part in this episode and our other Premiership specials over the course of the season. Thanks to all our Fantasy Football Scotland prize sponsors this season: Supernova Terracewear, Surprise Shirts and Mind, Body and Sole UK. We ran out of time this week to discuss the winners but keep any eye out on Twitter! Remember you can get free shipping and 20% off any product at uk.manscaped.com with the code SFF20. #ad Tweet us @sffpodcast Instagram - sffpodcast Facebook - Scottish Football Forums Email - scottishfootballforumspodcast@gmail.com

Welcome to Episode 42 of The ABZ Football Podcast!   Join the ABZFP crew, Gary (@tchocky83), Gavin (@TheRogue87) and Graham as we get the chance to dust off our notes about how to report on victories as we review our crucial 1-0 win over Mark McGhee's Dundee on Saturday.   We take our usual look at our loanees in our final Loan Watch of the season and check in on the Young Team before we look forward to Saturday's visit to the capital and we catch up with Gavin from @HFCTalk to get the visitor's perspective on the game and their season to date.    After the break, it's time for Part 1 of our exclusive, in-depth conversation with a true legend of Aberdeen Football Club.  A boyhood Dons fan who lived the dream - it's the one, and the only, John Hewitt.   Music this week is from the AB70 Dodgers and their track - "Stellar Circus Lady".   This episode of the ABZ Football Podcast is brought to you in association with Maritime Developments Limited.   Like what we do?  Keep us fueled for future episodes by buying us a beer or coffee over at - https://ko-fi.com/abzfootballpodcast!   Follow the ABZ Football Podcast on our social media channels:-   Twitter - @AbzPodcast Facebook - @ABZFootballPodcast Instagram - @abzfootballpodcast

Aberdeen finally won a game, with a Lewis Ferguson penalty securing a 1-0 victory over Mark McGhee's Dundee at Pittodrie Stadium in the cinch Premiership. In this episode, Glen is joined by Calum's stand-in, Philip Mair, to review the victory, before Michael Monan makes his return to the podcast to preview AFC's upcoming clash with Hibernian at Easter Road. If you enjoyed this podcast, please do follow us to ensure that you do not miss out in future! Why not share it with a friend that may enjoy it too? For the video version of this podcast, head to: https://www.youtube.com/c/RedTintedGlasses And why not subscribe whilst you're there?

Craig Fowler is joined by Euan Taylor and Tony Anderson to look back on the cinch Premiership weekend, including: the season already being over, Rangers' improvement in Old Firm games, woeful St Johnstone, Curtis Main's dominant display, Mark McGhee's latest gibberish, the popularity of Tam Courts, David Martindale's loyalty to Livingston, and nobody caring at Tynecastle. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Welcome to Episode 41 of The ABZ Football Podcast!   Neil Fachie MBE joins Gary (@tchocky83), Gavin (@TheRogue87) and a returning Graham as we review last Saturday's horror show at home to Livingston and we take our usual look at the Women's side and their 4-0 defeat at the hands of Rangers in SWPL1.   We take our usual look at our loanees in Loan Watch and check in on the Young Team before we look forward to Saturday's must win fixture against Mark McGhee's Dundee and we catch up with Ethan from @DensParkChoir to get the visitor's perspective on the game.    After the break, it's time for Part 2 of our in-depth, exclusive conversation with a man who made 145 appearances in red, scoring 33 goals and who also counts Livingston as one of his former clubs, it's Lee Miller!   Music this week is from @AudiokicksBand and their new single, "Hardest Game" which is out on Friday, 29th April which you can pre-save here - Hardest Game Pre-Save.     This episode of the ABZ Football Podcast is brought to you in association with Flexiboards.   Like what we do?  Keep us fueled for future episodes by buying us a beer or coffee over at - https://ko-fi.com/abzfootballpodcast!   Follow the ABZ Football Podcast on our social media channels:-   Twitter - @AbzPodcast Facebook - @ABZFootballPodcast Instagram - @abzfootballpodcast

Craig Fowler is joined by Tony Anderson and Euan Taylor to discuss the action from the cinch Premiership this past weekend, including Mark McGhee's motivational tactics, St Johnstone settling for a draw, Aberdeen in a tailspin, Jason Holt's penalty, a dire contest in Paisley, Motherwell's meek second-half showing, Kyogo's Larsson vibes, and it being a brilliant time to be a Hearts supporter. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

“Hello and welcome to our brand new game show, ‘How Divorced is Mark McGhee?' A very simple premise, where contestants run through the myriad of ways a man, clearly desperate for the attention his wife no longer gives him since she ran off with the milkman, gets the attention he craves!” Winner, right? Well it will always be the dream, but for now join your old pals Sam and Dan for Episode 55 of The Dogger Saints Podcast! Join us as we go through all the action of the 20 minutes of decent football we played on Saturday in the midst of the great Perth migration through the Carse of Gowrie, and try to assess whether this was an opportunity missed or a pragmatic point. We also chat to Saints hero and 90s mainstay, Saints hero, absolute gent and the fastest man in Hull Leigh Jenkinson about upping sticks to Perth, Luggy, Stranraer, why Hearts are shite, the Rumbelows sprint challenge, and much more in a fantastic chat with the most Yorkshire man of all time. Features? Features you say? Well you're in luck, because we've got loads! Wholesome Content Corner makes a long overdue return, we return to the Royal to pop in on George (O'Boyle, not Michael) and head over to the Emerald Isle for a Club Shop of Shame that boiled Miller's piss. Sam's escapades with Steve Beaton! Dan commits sacrilege against Henry Hall! Rylan loves the fitba! We have, somehow, got it all, and with a look ahead to our next cinchy outing against St. Mirren, you really don't want to miss this like Mark McGhee misses his wife. Get there!

Kate, Andy and Luke recap more midweek Barclays, with Thomas Tuchel furious at his own pitch and an Angry Almiron smashing one top bins - just in time for a transfer!Also, would you like to hear from managers at half-time? Soon you may be able to - though we realise Dundee boss Mark McGhee is probably not the man to ask.Tweet us @FootballRamble and email us here: show@footballramble.com. Plus, you can now find us on TikTok! Just search 'Football Ramble'.***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.

There's never a dull week on Sandeman Street, even if there are no games to talk about. Both Dundee and Dundee United had a weekend off but the Twa Teams, One Street lads have plenty to chew on. What was Mark McGhee really talking about when he revealed his plan to diet and turn off his heating this week? And how will Robbie Neilson be setting up his team this weekend at Tannadice? The award-winning Twa Teams will have a go at answering those questions as Tom Duthie is joined by George Cran, Alan Temple and Graeme Finnan for another natter.

If a good Edinburgh derby takes place but nobody sees it, was it actually good? For Monday's edition of the podcast Craig Anderson joins Craig Cairns to go through the weekend action in the Scottish Premiership, including the last-minute battle for the top six, Mark McGhee's motivational talks and Celtic melting St Johnstone. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Mark McGhee's Dundee denied the Dons a victory at Dens in a 2-2 draw over the weekend. Join Glen and Calum as they review the tie, before looking ahead to Aberdeen's must win clash vs Ross County in the cinch Premiership at Pittodrie! Vote for your Aberdeen FC 2021/22 season player of the year here: https://strawpoll.com/polls/NPgxkdRdQn2 If you enjoyed this podcast, please do follow us to ensure that you do not miss out in future! Why not share it with a friend that may enjoy it too? For the video version of this podcast, head to: https://www.youtube.com/c/RedTintedGlasses And why not subscribe whilst you're there?

Join Glen and Calum as the pair discuss the latest Dons news over the international break and - of course - Aberdeen's upcoming visit to Dens Park to face Dundee in the cinch Premiership, where AFC will be backed by 3000+ of the travelling Red Army! Could Andy Considine bag another hattrick on his big return from injury? Vote for your Aberdeen FC 2021/22 season player of the year here: https://strawpoll.com/polls/NPgxkdRdQn2 If you enjoyed this podcast, please do follow us to ensure that you do not miss out in future! Why not share it with a friend that may enjoy it too? For the video version of this podcast, head to: https://www.youtube.com/c/RedTintedGlasses And why not subscribe whilst you're there?

Would Adam invite Emma Dodds back for a second appearance on the Old Firm Facts podcast? Don't ask silly questions... A reporter and pitchside interviewer on BT Sport and Premier Sports as well as matchday host on Rangers TV, Emma is one of the most recognisable faces in Scottish football. She discusses Europa League Rangers versus cinch Rangers, interviewing Jurgen Klopp, why Jude Bellingham impressed her on and off the pitch, whether Scottish football would benefit from VAR, Ally McCoist's musical taste, learning from Hazel Irvine, memories of Rangers' last visit to Belgrade, why football can learn from rugby when it comes to referees and THAT Steven Gerrard response. As an executive producer at BT Sport for Sunset + Vine, Grant Philips has directed over 2,000 matches in a career that's taken him to the World Cup and European Championships. He talks about the Ibrox Batcam, how he would have responded to Christian Eriksen's collapse as a match director, the Chris Sutton clip that was more popular than the Champions League Final, what makes Emma such a well respected figure in the game, hanging out with Des Lynam and how BT Sport's Scottish football coverage became so influential. Adam debunks a myth involving Mark McGhee, puts questions from Twitter to his guests and shares an exciting new feature inspired by Jermain Defoe. For more information about the podcast, go to: www.thebiglight.com/oldfirmfacts

Episode 39 of The Midweek Show is now live. Russell Walker hosts and he's joined by author and sportswriter Chris Jack from the Herald and Evening Times. They discuss Celtic and Rangers in Europe, preview the last round of Scottish Premiership fixtures and look ahead to this weekend's games. Russell and Chris also cast critical eyes over the managerial merry-go-round in Scotland and question Mark McGhee's appointment at Dundee. For more information on our team and variety of shows visit www.essentialpodcasts.co.uk And give us a follow on Twitter - @Essential_Pods and @EssentialPodsRW

The midweeker may have been called off but a bit of weather won't stop the Twa Teams, One Street lads talking everything Dundee and Dundee United.  Joining host Tom Duthie this week is George Cran after his badly-timed holiday and Graeme Finnan for another natter ahead of a big weekend of fixtures.  And there's even time for a whodunnit as Tom hears a phantom fart…

Essential Bite - in this segment of Episode 39 of The Midweek Show, Russell Walker hosts and he's joined by sports writer with the Herald and Times, and author, Chris Jack. They discuss the impact Jim Goodwin will make at Aberdeen and how Stephen Robinson will fare as his successor at St Mirren.  And, Mark McGhee's pedigree is called into question as he takes over at Dundee. For more information on our team and variety of shows visit www.essentialpodcasts.co.uk And give us a follow on Twitter - @Essential_Pods and @EssentialPodsRW  

The guys get together to talk about the ups, downs and rickety in-betweens since that game against the Huns.They discuss the win at Pittodrie and also away to Motherwell. They look at the home win to Raith Rovers and then look at the defeat in Europa Conference to FK Bodø/GlimtThey look at what went wrong, theyt ask about tactics and formation and did we all take too much for granted. They wonder what can be done to rectify the mistakes and will the leasons be learned from last nights gubbing?They look ahead to Dundee and the return to Mark McGhee as well as further down the line and potential changes to the team and the Squad to meet the expectations of the Manager and fan-base.Interesting times indeed.

The guys get together to talk about the ups, downs and rickety in-betweens since that game against the Huns.They discuss the win at Pittodrie and also away to Motherwell. They look at the home win to Raith Rovers and then look at the defeat in Europa Conference to FK Bodø/GlimtThey look at what went wrong, theyt ask about tactics and formation and did we all take too much for granted. They wonder what can be done to rectify the mistakes and will the leasons be learned from last nights gubbing?They look ahead to Dundee and the return to Mark McGhee as well as further down the line and potential changes to the team and the Squad to meet the expectations of the Manager and fan-base.Interesting times indeed.

On this week's Courier Talking Football, Eric Nicolson is joined by Jim Spence, Alan Temple and Sean Hamilton to discuss the sacking of James McPake and the appointment of Mark McGhee by Dundee. Was the timing right? Was McPake hard done by? What was Gordon Strachan's role? And will it save the Dark Blues' season? Also up for discussion: St Johnstone under pressure, Dundee United's upturn and Raith Rovers' post-Goodwillie manoeuvres.

*Recorded before Mark McGhee was appointed Dundee manager. Essential Bite - in this segment of Episode 38 of The Midweek Show, Russell Walker hosts and he's joined by sports writer, podcaster and author Tony Haggerty. The sacking of James McPake as Dundee boss came as a shock after two wins on the bounce. So, where now for the Dens Park side and why did they get rid of the manager who brought them up from the Championship ahead of schedule? For more information on our team and variety of shows visit www.essentialpodcasts.co.uk And give us a follow on Twitter - @Essential_Pods and @EssentialPodsRW

On Sunday, Thom Watt and John Callan did a Patreon looking at the end of Stephen Glass' tenure at Aberdeen. Since then, three (THREE!) more managers have left clubs in the SPFL. A combination of Craig Fowler and Andy Harrow talk to three guests: Kieren Mooney to discuss Barry Ferguson's resignation at Alloa Athletic, Finlay Jack on Allan Johnston's exit at Palmerston, and Dundee's swapping of James McPake for Mark McGhee with Daniel Smith. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

It's been a whirlwind week on Sandeman Street as Dundee sacked James McPake after almost three years in charge. And within 24 hours of announcing McPake's departure, Dark Blues unveiled Mark McGhee as their new manager. The appointment has sparked a strong reaction from Dundee fans. And with McGhee facing a six game touchline ban, Tom Duthie is joined by Graeme Finnan and Ewan Smith to discuss Dundee's managerial merry-go-round. Ewan also takes a look at events across the street, where Dundee United are riding high in fourth place having joined Dundee in the Scottish Cup quarter-final.

Following our chat a few weeks ago, we hooked back up with Harty to discuss in further detail the Gull's Eye fanzine era and also got onto general Albion musings to do with all the ‘great' Albion players of the past! As usual there are plenty of good anecdotes afoot. What other pod would cover Brian McKenna, Mark McGhee, Richard Tiltman, The Yorkshire Ripper and Albion's controversial ticket sharing scheme all in one episode?!!Stand or fall! UTA! Merry Miss Mass to all our strikers…I mean Merry Christmas to all our listeners and to children everywhere!!!@BrightonRockPodbrightonrockpodcast@gmail.comPart of the Sport Social Podcast Network that can be found in all their glory at this rather suitable address:www.sport-social.co.uk Please follow us for automatic downloads of new episodes and if you want to make us really happy please rate us five stars on Apple and any other platforms that provide the opportunity to do so! Why not write a review while you are at it?! ;0). All this helps our rankings and improves our chances of getting exciting guests onto the show.Humble thanks!

Mark McGhee joined The George Plaster Show.

Mark McGhee joined The George Plaster Show.

Mark Mcghee joined The George Plaster Show.

Mark McGhee joined The George Plaster Show.

Mark McGhee joined The George Plaster Show.

Mark McGhee joined The George Plaster Show.

Mark McGhee joined the George Plaster Show to talk about the Preds and the NHL Trade Deadline

In this Episode I chat to Stuart Duff. We talk Jimmy Calderwood, Mark McGhee, Coaching and More.

In Episode 60 Derek is joined by footballer Lionel Ainsworth. Lionel talks about his career in the game, starting at Derby County before moving to various clubs in including in Bournemouth, Watford, Huddersfield Town and Rotherham. In 2013 Lionel was loaned to Scottish club Motherwell and this was arguably the highlight of his career. He scored his first goal on his second appearance for Motherwell against Dundee United on 22 September 2013. On 3 January 2014, after four goals in four appearances, Ainsworth's loan was extended to the end of the season. In the summer of 2014 his move became permanent. Lionel reflects on his time in Scotland, reminiscing about some of the goals he scored in Claret & Amber, his good relationship with the supporters, how the likes of Keith Lasley helped him and his family settle and much more. He talks about the play-off game v Rangers where the team won 6-1 over 2 legs with Lionel scoring in both matches, he discusses the game that saw manager Ian Baraclough lose his job and the ugly scenes that followed in the dressing room and details his less than positive thoughts on another one of his former manager's Mark McGhee.

The Scottish Football Coaching Podcast is back for 2021.    In our latest episode, it's all about Scott McDonald, with the former Celtic and Motherwell forward joining his namesake - a 23-year-old C-Licence holder - to discuss their very different coaching experiences so far.    Host Lewis Irons and Scottish FA Head of Coach Education and Development Greig Paterson are joined by the two Scott's from opposite corners of the globe as they discuss the challenges of coaching during a pandemic, the coaching styles of Gordon Strachan and Mark McGhee, and how a young, inexperienced coach handles the prospect of dealing with older players. 

Darren Ward also known as The Peckham Beckham was a key performer under Mark McGhee, Dennis Wise and later Kenny Jackett. An FA Cup finalist and double Player of the Year in 2004 and 2005 steps Into the Lions Den with Neil Fissler for an honest no holds barred about his two spells down The DenSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/that-millwall-podcast/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

MARK MCGHEE talks about life as a trainee architect, domestic and European glory under Sir Alex Ferguson, winning the Double at Celtic, running around after Micky Quinn, eyeing up the Manchester United manager's job, guiding three clubs to promotion, and how he's now mentoring footballers in his role at the Phoenix Sport & Media Group.

Rob MacLean, Barry Ferguson & Ali DeFoy r are back taking calls & discussing all things Scottish Football after a big European game for Celtic.    Former Scotland manager Alex McLeish joins us to tell us his memories of Scotland and Rangers. Former Celtic player Mark McGhee gives us his thoughts on Celtic's chances of 10 in a row and Lee McCulloch updates us on what is going on at Hearts.    Listen to the Go Radio Football Show live weeknights from 5pm on DAB.

Colin Lee is the latest former Manager on the 36th edition of the podcast. Colin, in a no-holds barred interview talks about his relationships with Mark McGhee, Jez Moxey. and John Richards. Colin talks through the FA Cup Semi-Final team selection, the play-off heartbreak and the cult heroes unearthed in Robbie Keane and Ludovic Pollet In ‘managing expectations' ...with some huge revelations!

Highs and lows with Tottenham, how Mark McGhee prolonged Guy's career and work with Albion in the Community. Guy also reveals his ultimate 5-a-side team in Jumpers for Goalposts, made up of players he's been fortunate to play alongside throughout his career. Like, subscribe, review! Follow Football, the Albion and Me on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram. Music kindly provided by TALMA - track: Starless Skies - listen on Spotify.

Crippled Phallus fans hilariously keep deluding themselves we are all plastics but Gladbach fans certainly aren’t...not on PAPER that is! Meantime Serge Aurier’s hair is more important than public safety and it’s a happy birthday to Graham Potter...and Mark McGhee............and Nick Szczepanik!

With over 211 appearances and 10 goals across 1998-2004, Stuart Nethercott was the defensive lynch-pin who helped pull Millwall from third tier mid-table obscurity, to the brink of the Premier League under Mark McGhee. A rock solid on-field leader, the former Spurs prospect who is now managing at Heybridge Swifts speaks to Aaron Paul and yours truly about the managers, personalities and dramas of his long and varied career.Huge thank you to Stuart for taking time out of his day to speak to us - arrivederci MillwallNick@AchtungMillwallVoicemail 0208 144 0232Email achtungmillwall@gmail.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

With over 211 appearances and 10 goals across 1998-2004, Stuart Nethercott was the defensive lynch-pin who helped pull Millwall from third tier mid-table obscurity, to the brink of the Premier League under Mark McGhee. A rock solid on-field leader, the former Spurs prospect who is now managing at Heybridge Swifts speaks to Aaron Paul and yours truly about the managers, personalities and dramas of his long and varied career.Huge thank you to Stuart for taking time out of his day to speak to us - arrivederci MillwallNick@AchtungMillwallVoicemail 0208 144 0232Email achtungmillwall@gmail.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

A Celtic State of Mind was named as the UK's Best Football Podcast at the prestigious Football Blogging Awards.In this latest episode, Paul John Dykes chats to writer and broadcaster Spencer Vignes, where they discuss:* Watching Brighton & Hove Albion since the 1970s;* Danny McGrain Panini stickers inspiring a support of Celtic;* The £16 million question - Should the English game be called now?* Beram Kayal, Paddy McCourt, Adam Virgo, Liam Brady and Mark McGhee;* Leigh Richmond Roose: Football's first Playboy.A Celtic State of Mind has gone from strength-to-strength over the last couple of years, and there are many more guests lined up in the weeks ahead from the world of sport, music, film, art, broadcasting, literature and politics.Connect with A Celtic State of Mind @PaulDykes, @anorthernprose and @ACSOMPOD and subscribe to the podcast via iTunes or through your podcast player.

In this bonus episode, former Aberdeen, Caley Thistle and Cove Rangers midfielder Stuart Duff talks to Northern Goal. He gives his take on clashes with Rudi Skacel and Nacho Novo, why he thinks ex-Dons boss Mark McGhee failed at Pittodrie and how he ended up at Kairat Almaty.

In this special A Chat With Episode, Max speaks to former Bristol Rovers centre-back and vice-captain Adam Virgo.In an incredibly interesting and revealing chat, Adam lifts the lid on working under Paul Buckle, and where it all went wrong for Rovers in the 2011/12 season.He also talks about a horrendous knee injury that ultimately forced him to retire from the game completely. Adam discusses Mark McGhee’s reign, why it didn’t work out for the Scotsman, and playing up front at AFC Wimbledon despite being in severe pain. Support the show (https://patreon.com/gascast)

In episode 2, we head to the Withdean years to speak to Tommy Elphick, who’s currently at Huddersfield, to talk about how Gus Poyet changed how the team operated on and off the pitch, his views on overhauling under-23s football, and how Mark McGhee made the players pick blackberries…

With a Football League career spanning 29 years, over 1150 appearances across every level and some 250 goals, Steve Claridge is one of the game's most passionate and committed individuals.Millwall's Player of the Season in the heart-breaking near-miss season of 2001-02, Claridge speaks frankly about his career, the personalities and the motivations that drive him.What was the truth of his relationship with Mark McGhee and Theo Paphitis? This frank interview gives an insight both into the man himself and the madness of the Lions' 2005-06 season.Both Aaron Paul and myself wish to thank Steve for his time and openness, this is an interview that will fascinate both Millwall and indeed the wider football family too.Steve Claridge - 82 starts, 19 as sub - 33 goals for Millwall March 2001 - June 2003.Player of the Season 2001-02 at the age of 36.Arrivederci MillwallNick Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

With a Football League career spanning 29 years, over 1150 appearances across every level and some 250 goals, Steve Claridge is one of the game’s most passionate and committed individuals.Millwall’s Player of the Season in the heart-breaking near-miss season of 2001-02, Claridge speaks frankly about his career, the personalities and the motivations that drive him.What was the truth of his relationship with Mark McGhee and Theo Paphitis? This frank interview gives an insight both into the man himself and the madness of the Lions' 2005-06 season.Both Aaron Paul and myself wish to thank Steve for his time and openness, this is an interview that will fascinate both Millwall and indeed the wider football family too.Steve Claridge - 82 starts, 19 as sub - 33 goals for Millwall March 2001 - June 2003.Player of the Season 2001-02 at the age of 36.Arrivederci MillwallNick See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We speak to ex millwall manager Mark McGhee about his time at the club.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/lions-lounge-lockdown. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Andy is joined by Scott Kennedy and Scott McLure to look back on the 2007-08 season for Motherwell under Mark McGhee. This is the seventh of 14 episodes in 14 days, supporting the Scottish Association for Mental Health. You can support our fundraising efforts here – https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/mfcpodcastsamh The post MFC Podcast in Support of SAMH – Episode 7/14 appeared first on MFC Podcast.

Mark McGhee's last stand - Dennis Wise and Ray Wilkins (WaW) - the Mother's Day massacre - Tim Cahill at Sunderland - the FA Cup final - 2003-04 remembered with @RyanJamesLoftusSend us your thoughts, memories or voice messages:email - achtungmillwall@gmail.comvoicemail - 0208 144 0232 no human will answerTwitter - @CBL_Magazine Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Mark McGhee's last stand - Dennis Wise and Ray Wilkins (WaW) - the Mother's Day massacre - Tim Cahill at Sunderland - the FA Cup final - 2003-04 remembered with @RyanJamesLoftusSend us your thoughts, memories or voice messages:email - achtungmillwall@gmail.comvoicemail - 0208 144 0232 no human will answerTwitter - @CBL_Magazine See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Cheer up Mark McGhee ... the 2000-01 season considered with Harry Warren @block45lion'For your pleasure'Nick @CBL_Magazine Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Cheer up Mark McGhee ... the 2000-01 season considered with Harry Warren @block45lion'For your pleasure'Nick @CBL_Magazine See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Ex-Motherwell boss Mark McGhee opens up on the tragic death of Fir Park legend Phil O'Donnell and he reveals how the fans backing helped the club through one of the most challenging periods in its history.   The former Aberdeen striker reminisces about the famous European Cup Winners Cup victory over Real Madrid after becoming Sir Alex Ferguson's first Dons signing. But the ex-Scotland international insists scoring in the 1-1 draw with England was the real highlight of his playing career.   The ex-Celtic forward also chats about playing for the club in its centenary year and he tells Peter, Roughie and Tam Cowan his greatest moment in the dugout was leading Brighton to safety after promotion to the English Championship.   LISTEN & WATCH ⬇️      Spotify: spoti.fi/2s77mJV  Libsyn - bit.ly/2qZ7ydn   Apple: apple.co/2R1bjKp  Deezer: bit.ly/2OT418R   YouTube: bit.ly/2r1Mpjr   SUBSCRIBE HERE ➡️: bit.ly/357kFrQ    Website: plzsoccer.com Twitter: @plzsoccer Facebook: Facebook.com/plzsoccer   Subscribe to PLZ Soccer on YouTube for a new episode every Friday.

Allan and Dave are joined by Derek Young to discuss everything from youth coaching at the new Cormack Park to dressing room bust-ups and Mark McGhee

We’re back in your ears and though we were only gone for a short while, the football Gods (Newcastle United) have provided, in the squishy form of Steve Bruce. We react with a range of emotions while also casting an eye over Frank Lampard’s appointment at Stamford Bridge and looking at some of the more interesting transfers we’ve seen so far this summer.There’s also the usual stuff like Mark McGhee’s Bitcoin side hustle, Pascal Chimbonda’s summer adventures and Pete’s sumo wrestling related travel adventures. Join us on 5th August for the start of Football Ramble Daily. Keep an eye on our socials in the meantime for all the info— see you soon!Email us here: show@thefootballramble.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!***Further reading:Alan Shearer begged Steve Bruce not to take the Newcastle job, begged him:https://www.chroniclelive.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/alan-shearer-reveals-urged-steve-16604321West Ham may have a gem in Sebastien Haller:https://www.theguardian.com/football/who-scored-blog/2019/jul/18/sebastien-haller-west-ham-good-business-transferMegan Rapinoe and the USWNT have been a summer highlight:https://www.independent.co.uk/sport/football/womens_football/womens-world-cup-2019-usa-equal-pay-megan-rapinoe-stats-attendance-audience-a8995996.html See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Dave Anderson is back with Tim Fuell, ahead of leading his Chertsey Town to West Auckland Town in the Quarter Finals of the FA Vase this weekend.  In the FA Trophy, AFC Fylde take on Barnet this weekend and manager Dave Challinor is clear the magic of the lure of Wembley is still strong even when his side are challenging hard for the National League title or at least a strong placed finish into the play offs. Mark Carruthers is no stranger to the show but equally as a journalist in the North East of England specialising in Non League he is also no stranger to FA Vase successes. A new book is the result, but he also previews this weekend's Quarter Finals as the last 8 in the FA Vase dream of Wembley. Taunton Town are heading for successive promotions and title wins but also have a home league record stretching back to 2017... or 2016 in some people's eyes. Kevin Sturmey is Chairman, CEO and groundsman at the club excited by the way the club is growing off the field as well as on it, but also excited about the future too. Senior Writer at the Non League Paper Matt Badcock rounds things off with a Trophy and Vase overview plus a take on the news at Eastbourne Borough where Mark McGhee has come in to take charge bringing with him Charlie Oatway and more managerial shuffles at Wrexham where new manager Bryan Hughes has brought in his old manager Brian Flynn to be his number two.

Bob Booker and Mark McGhee return for part two of their evening at Komedia we recorded back in September. Listen to Bob's time as a trainee upholsterer, and Mark's apprenticeship in an architect's office. There's more outrageous stories from the puerile (Bob's fart machine) to hero-worship (their collective love of The Who) through to the friendship between Booker and Joe Elliott of Def Leppard. Listen to how Peter Taylor's first training session with the Albion went, and Mark's attitudes to modern day agents, wages and professionalism. And their ongoing appreciation of Adam Virgo. Plus there's Freddie. You may need to wait for the TV show for fully appreciate it though...

Efstathios Stivaros, big-money signing Jonathan Blakie, Tom Bodell and Will Evans scramble at short notice to discuss the end of Rossi Eames' tenure as Barnet boss. They also react to the appointment of Mark McGhee and chat about what could be in store for the Bees over the coming weeks.

Iain Macintosh and Matt Stanger are joined this week by Martin Allen for your brand new Totally Football League Show to tell us about his life inside and outside the dugout. 
We focus on Barnet, one of Martin’s former clubs - indeed, it’s been his former club on four occasions - and how they’ll fare in League Two under new boss Mark McGhee (4m 00s). Next, we play a bit of Fan League (20m 00s) before discovering more about what’s going on behind the scenes at Bradford (26m 20s). Finally, we hear from QPR’s David Wheeler (34m 20s) - far from your typical footballer - and find out the truth about the time Mag Dog went for a dip in the Solent (37m 45s). PARISH NOTICES: • sign up to our Fan League by downloading the app:  https://fanleague.com/ • get your shave on with our friends Cornerstone, who are giving you £10 off your first order:  https://www.cornerstone.co.uk/totally • Totally Football: Live in London, Wednesday 29 November: http://bit.ly/2wmBaiW   • we’re working with CALM, the Campaign Against Living Miserably, who are dedicated to preventing male suicide. Find out more: https://www.thecalmzone.net/ GET IN TOUCH:  • subscribe on iTunes and leave us a review:  http://apple.co/2xgh511 • send us a tweet: @thetotallyshow • find us on Facebook, where you’ll find video, photos and loads of other stuff:  https://www.facebook.com/thetotallyfootballshow/

Former Albion manager Mark McGhee and assistant manager Bob Booker entertained an audience at Brighton's Komedia in early September regaling tales from Portakabin Central. Spend an hour re-living these tales from the 2003/04 promotion season - including Dick Knight's smoking habit, the coach roof, 'ice' in the beer - and Bob's 'favourite' restaurant.

Former Seagulls manager Mark McGhee and his assistant Bob Booker join the team to discuss their memories with the Albion and chat about an upcoming book. We have an assessment on the transfer window from finance expert and fan Kieran Maguire about the summer dealings. Ex-West Brom legend Tony 'Bomber' Brown previews Albion vs Albion and Kristof Terreur joins the panel from Belgium.

Big week of the Capital Breakfast Show. We were joined by guests Charlie Hunnam and Mark McGhee, plus Des was on the TV! All that chat plus much more!

This week the lads are joined by former Dundee United, Dunfermline and Ross County player Jamie McCunnie. They looked ahead to Soccer FM live next week, Scotland versus Slovenia and Canada was previewed in a 50 Shades sorta way, and Steven and Ray couldn't remember a certain film...

In this week's show, Daniel is joined by talkingbaws.com editor Jonny Boyle to recap a busy week of Scottish football, including Rangers' continued search for a new manager, unstoppable Celtic, Mark McGhee's sacking, Jambo misery and a whole lot more. You can also download via iTunes or your podcast app.

DEREK McGREGOR and Kenny MacDonald on fan unrest at Fir Park, Ian Cathro's latest struggles and Rangers' ongoing manager and director of football hunt See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Andrew Gamba completed his hostile takeover of the podcast and hosted alongside Lewis, Callum, the returning Matt and a new voice in the shape of Ryan Crombie. The boys looked back at Hibs dumping Hearts out the Scottish Cup and ponder where the Hibees would finish in the Premiership. They then cast their eyes to the top-flight and talk about St. Johnstone's chances of breaking into the top three, the managerial vacancies at Kilmarnock and Rangers and Mark McGhee's ongoing fight with everyone else in Scottish football. They then looked at the games in the Championship, League 1 and League 2 discussing Dean Brett's departure from Cowdenbeath and Barry Ferguson's D-Day at Clyde before answering all of your questions. Enjoy, and let us know what you thought of the show by tweeting @burstbawpodcast or leaving a review on iTunes.

Rory, Cameron and Harry are here to give to you the gift of Scottish football, through your ears, listen in maaaaan. The boys run through the weekends events in the Scottish Premiership including; Celtic's 20th consecutive domestic win, the state of Tynecastle's pitch and Aberdeen's Rugby Park comeback. Head stands, a certain raging video from Mark McGhee and the upcoming weekend's fixtures conclude proceedings. Enjoy!

Dons matchday photographer Scott Baxter joins us this week to give us an insight into his job, and to review a week that saw nine goals, six points, some crucial interventions from the bench, and a Mark McGhee meltdown.

An absolutely classic FA Cup weekend is pored over with relish, Mario Balotelli is up to his old tricks and Brendan Rodgers chimes in with a monumental dig. There's also news of some terrible parenting from the footballing dads, Mark McGhee flips his lid and Vietnam, Mexico and Argentina... Well, they don't let us down. Find us online at thefootballramble.com, @footballramble on Twitter and facebook.com/footballramble on Facebook. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this week's show, Daniel is joined by regular writers Connor Boylan and Stuart Hynd as they recap the Scottish Cup weekend, Mark McGhee's devastation, Ian Cathro's awkwardness, the transfer window and a shed full of bouncy balls. Also available on iTunes or your podcast app.

The panel rediscover their love for domestic football after the short (but painful) international break. The five guys (including Connor pitchside at the Falkirk Stadium) talk new managerial appointments in the shape of Mixu Paatelainen and Mark McGhee with very differing views offered. Also included is a big weekend preview featuring all four SPFL leagues as well as a short chat about ticket prices in the aftermath of the findings of the yearly BBC price of football report. Enjoy. @burstbawfitba

There were plenty of goals in the SPL this weekend, including two hat-tricks, so that takes up the majority of the discussion. John Logie Baird scored for Dundee, which leads me to look up his previous inventions. Gordon Strachan and Mark McGhee have been confirmed as the men leading the national team for the next two and half years, and we give our opinion on the appointments. SFL, Charity bet, SPL and league cup predictions also feature. Thank you to McBookie for donating the charity bet stake.

There were plenty of goals in the SPL this weekend, including two hat-tricks, so that takes up the majority of the discussion. John Logie Baird scored for Dundee, which leads me to look up his previous inventions. Gordon Strachan and Mark McGhee have been confirmed as the men leading the national team for the next two and half years, and we give our opinion on the appointments. SFL, Charity bet, SPL and league cup predictions also feature. Thank you to McBookie for donating the charity bet stake.

Paul sits in for Ollie this week and he's joined by Paul 'Hants' Sussex and Mark Briggs. On this week's offering we look back on Saturday's eagerly awaited Devon Derby which finished all square. We also talk League Two, including Mark McGhee, who's finally been dismissed by Bristol Rovers. Much to the relief of Paul who doesn't have to speak about his 'inevitable' sacking any more! And, of course, we preview Saturday's short trip to Plainmoor which I 4-1 am looking forward to.