Podcasts about milk cup

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

Steve Bruce, Mark Barham and Chris Woods join Rob to look back at the '85 Milk Cup win. 00:18 - Intro - Milk Cup commentary. 03:30 - Recap of local radio commentary. 09:30 - Kathy Blake and Lorraine Taylor share their memories from '85. 14:45 - Steve Bruce interview. 25:15 - Memories of Steve Bruce at Norwich. 27:15 - Emails from Norwich fans. 27:55 - David 'Spud' Thornhill's memories. 32:45 - Tracey Watering - ex NCFC women's player who played a match on the day. 37:00 - Mark Barham interview 45:00 - Chris Woods interview 55:30 - National news coverage

On this day 40 years ago, Norwich City beat Sunderland 1-0 in the Milk Cup final, with 100,000 fans in attendance at Wembley. Asa Hartford's strike deflected off Sunderland defender Gordon Chisholm and past his own keeper Chris Turner into the net. Our man Connor Southwell spoke to Hartford and his fellow teammate Mark Barham, as they both reflected on a special day in the capital.  *** With thanks to our podcast sponsor - First Bus. ** Picture: Adam Harvey/Newsquest *** You can also hear the Pink Un Podcast on Norwich's Community radio station, Future Radio 107.8FM. *** To get in touch with the podcast now and in future, send any comments and questions into the crew with an email to norfolksport@archant.co.uk or get in touch with us @pinkun on Twitter, where our direct messages are open. And if you're interested in sponsoring the pod, or placing an advert in one of our shows, email connor.southwell@newsquest.co.uk ALSO FIND US AT THE FOLLOWING: Subscribe: pinkun.com/podcast Twitter: twitter.com/pinkun Facebook: fb.me/thepinkun Instagram: instagram.com/the_pinkun Find more details on how you can sign up to Pink Un + here: https://www.pinkun.com/pinkunplus/ #ncfc #norwichcity #podcast #norwich

Jim Boardman and Jay Reid return with an episode of Scouser Tommies that rides the highs and lows of a rollercoaster week for Liverpool. It stung to be knocked out of the Champions League, but with a League title still very much in our own hands, thoughts now turn to the potential glory of a Wembley final. The midweek clash with PSG ended in the bitter disappointment of the lottery that is a penalty shootout, one that didn't go the Reds' way. Despite the disappointment, Jay and Jim reflect on a campaign that exceeded expectations, even if it ended in a game that might have been a final were it not for UEFA's weird seeding system. Darwin was one of the heroes of the first-leg, but when it came to the shootout did the Uruguayan striker sense the collective anxiety of a packed Anfield Stadium? Before that the Reds faced Southampton in the league, and went behind after an uncharacteristic mix-up between two of the stalwarts at the back for LFC. But something we've seen from Arne Slot since he took the reins at Anfield is his ability to make key changes during a match, especially at half time, and that's exactly what he did this time, with Darwin on a rollercoaster and ending the day with a smile. The league game before that saw the Reds beat Newcastle 2-0 in a convincing victory under the floodlights. Now Wembley is calling and that's who stands in the way of League Cup glory for the second year in a row for the Reds. Also for the second year in a row, Trent is out injured. With Ibou also a worry, Jay and Jim discuss LFC's squad depth and tactical flexibility. Is Quansah ready to fill in at right-back, or will Arne Slot's suggestion of playing one of the left-backs there come into being? Liverpool fans always find a way, but once again there have been travel woes for those lucky enough to be heading to Wembley, including a train strike that was called off yet hardly made things better. And, for some reason, it seems there's been a lot more good will shown to the Toon Army than anything the travelling Kop has ever had when it comes to public transport options for the journey south. That said, the costs involved are eye-watering whichever side of the Pennines you're travelling from. As for the final itself, Jay and Jim are confident as long as Liverpool are at their best, the way they've been for most of this season. Hopefully there's enough experience in there for nerves not to be an issue. Next up for the Reds is a long break from matches, at least domestically, before the Anfield derby next month, and if Slot's men do bring that Milk Cup home, maybe it would be a good time to show it off to the fans. Maybe one person in particular could show it off… Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

By Far the Greatest Team: Boxing Day Bonanza – Ranking Football's Finest Teams (Seasonal Special)In this festive seasonal special of By Far the Greatest Team, hosts Graham and Jamie are joined by regular guests Declan Clark, Phil Craig, and Jamie “South Coast” Wilson to explore the history of five iconic football teams. From San Marino's astonishing rise from the bottom of the FIFA rankings to Arsenal's dominance in the 1930s, the panel delves into what makes these teams truly great. With a mix of humor, nostalgia, and sharp analysis, the hosts rank the greatest football teams of all time, sharing insights into their unforgettable legacies.This episode also covers a range of memorable football stories, from the chaotic management of Heart of Midlothian during their wild 2005-06 season to Oxford United's stunning Milk Cup victory in 1986. The panel debates the impact of injuries on teams, discusses the importance of management, and highlights the unpredictable twists and turns that make football so captivating. As always, the camaraderie and humor between the hosts make this a fun, engaging listen for any football fan.Key Takeaways from this Episode:San Marino's rise from the depths: Once the lowest-ranked team in the world, San Marino's unexpected recent successes have caught the attention of fans and analysts alike, showcasing the unpredictable nature of football.Arsenal's dominance in the 1930s: The legendary Arsenal team of the 1930s that inspire the Denham Studio's film, The Arsenal Stadium Mystery.Tranmere Rovers' near-misses: Despite several close calls, Tranmere Rovers' consistent efforts to secure promotion remain a fascinating story of determination and near glory in the Football League.Heart of Midlothian's chaotic 2005/06 season: The Hearts team of 2005/06, under tumultuous management, produced an unforgettable, roller-coaster campaign. The club's surprising early-season success and subsequent downfall became a remarkable chapter in Scottish football history.Oxford United's Milk Cup win (1986): Oxford United's unexpected triumph in the Milk Cup remains one of the most cherished moments in their history, a reminder that football's magic often lies in the underdog victories.Podcast Transcript Available: For those who prefer reading, a full transcript of this episode is available on our website.Subscribe to By Far the Greatest Team for more thought-provoking analysis, football history, and fan-favorite moments. Whether you're a die-hard supporter or a casual listener, this podcast is for anyone who loves the beautiful game.If you enjoy these podcasts, please don't forget to subscribe and give us a rating and also tell everyone about them!Or visit our website at www.thegreatestteam.co

This Is Football: Season 3, Episode 5 - Featuring Des KennerneyIn this episode, we sit down with Des Kennerney to explore his football journey, starting at Cabra Club Bannow Celtic and making his way to the Premier League club in the youth team of Wimbledon and back to Ireland with Bohemians. Des shares his memorable experiences in the Milk Cup and reflects on his time with Dunboyne's over 35s team. We also dive into his passion for coaching kids and discuss the joys and challenges of football at every level. Join us for an insightful conversation about the beautiful game.

Join us with a panel of fans on Twitter to discuss the upcoming cup game against Grimsby and the win in the opening league game against MK Dons, we don't get too carried away....

With the conclusion of the group stages of the Avenir Sports All Island Cup last weekend former Northern Ireland Women's manager Alfie Wylie drops in to discuss the competition, his current role with the SuperCupNI (formerly Milk Cup) and his thoughts on the health of women's football on the Island.Alfie spent 14 years as the manger of Northern Ireland's women's side with responsibility for all of the underage sides at various stages throughout that period also. In 2019 he moved to the newly created role of Head of Women's Elite Performance overseeing the girl's talent pathway programmes and the Women's Performance Academy at Ulster University before stepping away from the Irish FA in 2022.More recently he has been commentating for LOITV on the Avenir Sports All Island Cup as well as helping to promote the SuperCupNI which was launched last night.As well as the Avenir Cup results and quarter final draw, Breifne Earley and Aaron Clarke (The WNL Show) will also be discussing the upcoming round of fixtures on Saturday where league leaders Galway United visit under the cosh Shamrock Rovers in Tallaght Stadium, live on TG4 (7:35pm).The recent Irish squad announcement will also be in focus ahead of the double header against Sweden with Eva Mangan earning her first senior call up after some fine form in recent months for a resurgent Cork City. Join the conversation, live from 8:30pm this evening (Thursday, 23rd May) on all FinalWhistle.ie socials.

Send us a Text Message.Joe was my latest guest on TLSP.  He has supported Norwich City since the early 80s, and regularly attends matches home and away. He talks about his memorable matches including the epic play off final victory in 2015. He also discusses his favourite manager and players, as well as the highs and lows of supporting the Canaries - there is plenty of the latter!Finally.....WFLGH!MUSIC: New Waves - Soundroll 

This week, with Johnny's job count at 8 (or is it 7?), we reunited two old friends who met as teenagers with no idea of the journey that lay ahead. Padraig Amond was the hurler under a different name from Carlow with football ambitions. Eoin Doyle was a ‘lunatic' from Dublin with no idea that he could make a living from the game. But both these cats got the cream, one of them scoring versus Man City and the other playing for every club that wasn't in the Premier League. In our weirdest mailbag to date, the electronic telegrams are asking about the Pat Scully bus trip, Super Sundays with Paul Cook, flares of the non-trousered variety, and clock-watching on the pitch. The two lads delve into their formative years, from Crumlin days and Milk Cup adventures in the shadow of Anthony Stokes to learning the game with Shamrock Rovers and Sligo Rovers. There's a £25 million deal, a couple of dumb country fellas and the pros and cons of making it as a latecomer. Late developers may be on topic this week, but after listening to what we've gotten for you in conjunction with Rascals, Future Ticketing and Collar & Cuff, like the crowds so far, we're way ahead of the curve.

Another week, another load of Reds stuff to talk about as Jim Boardman and Jay Reid return with the latest from Liverpool, including big wins and the League Cup final.  Those wins were both 4-1, one away, one at home, and came despite Liverpool playing with one of the most depleted squads since that horrendous ‘Covid season'. If anything the Reds seem to be finding more strength in the adversity this time round.  Maybe that's why fans of other clubs are feigning surprise that Reds fans dare to even mention injuries, claiming their own clubs have had it much tougher. Must be nice living on their planet. Maybe they're top of the league there. Anfield took its time to get going, as did the players. Sometimes it feels like the players are waiting for the fans to start, but the fans are waiting for the players, like some kind of confused etiquette at a posh meal. Thankfully someone was on hand to get everyone tucking in and after that the Reds - fans and players - didn't look back.  Luton's manager suggested the noise had frightened his players. Jay thinks it was the best atmosphere of the season. It sent us into the cup final weekend top of the league, knowing we'll still be there after the final, whatever anyone else does. After fist pumps for all four Anfield stands, Klopp now leads his players and many of those fans to a supposedly neutral venue, Wembley, down in that London, for that Milk Cup final. It might be more local to Chelsea fans than Kopites, but we have good reasons for calling it Anfield South, one of which is how there always seem to be more of us than them. If you're one of them, don't forget your voice - and don't expect to arrive home with one! On this week's show: - 4-1 - 4-1 - Not so many options on the bench - Running out of forwards - But not left backs - How would other clubs cope with so many missing? - Virgil's determination - A proper captain - Referee's unexpected influence  - Klopp's half-time talk - Conor taken off ready for Sunday - The European Draw - a local event? - Hoping for something nearer to home - New comedy show set in Liverpool - G'wed - Talking of comedy, the latest from the neighbours - Look ahead to Wembley - Which Chelsea will turn up? - We might need the youngsters - good they've been getting a taste of playing in front of huge, loud, crowds Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Another brace of wins for Jim Boardman and Jay Reid to talk about in this week's episode, as the Reds players get ready for their very short winter break. With the league briefly put to one side, focus for Liverpool shifted to the domestic cups and Klopp sent out strong sides for both games, the FA Cup 3rd round against Arsenal and the first-leg semi of what some of us still call the Milk Cup against Fulham. The season started with fairly low expectations, getting back into the Champions League probably as ambitious as many of us felt was realistic. Yet here we are, top of the league and still in all three cups - but we'd be mad to get carried away with that, there's still a long way to go. That's kind of how we think on our side of Stanley Park, one game at a time, feet on the ground, fearful of a telling off from the late Ronnie Moran if we dare to think more than one game ahead. Yet across the park they took a break from a run of three league defeats by getting a draw in the cup and now seem to think their name's on the trophy. To be fair to them, it is, right next to ‘1995'. On this week's episode: - Arsenal in the cup, a 2-0 win - Fulham in the other cup, a 2-1 win - The kids done good - Curtis Jones first choice midfielder? - Connor Bradley - still needs care, but genuine cover for Trent? - The Darwin Nunez narrative continues - Luis Diaz on the right, Darwin on the left, the future? - What was that about only watering half a pitch? - LFC not letting clubs mess about with loaned Reds - Bristol Rovers or Norwich next in the cup - The instant memories of Norwich games - good or bad? - The impact of the new training centre - an investment we need to give more credit for? - No coincidence so many young players are starting to break through? - Liverpool landmark to lose its identity? - Radio City got so many Reds through so many European nights and so much more - Faceless corporations want it gone, replaced by something without any of the character or history - Local radio still has a place - but how long can it keep the vultures away? - Fan media like Anfield Index all the more vital? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Craig is joined by Kyran and Jock to discuss the outcome of today's UEFA Champions League 3rd Qualifying Round draw as Rangers are drawn to face the winners of the tie between Genk and Servette. The team also discuss yesterday's big news that Danilo appears to be heading to Rangers while Ben joins us live from Northern Ireland after Rangers' first game in this year's Milk Cup. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Next up on Behind The Badge is a man whose voice is forever etched in supporters' memories for his clever and witty reports as Oxford United went from the top of English football to the bottom, with further ups and downs along the way.Tim Russon was the Central News South sports editor for more than 30 years, covering United as they won the Milk Cup and gained promotion to Division One. He was even offered a senior role at the club by Firoz Kassam! Listen in on some great stories, and some embarrassing fanboy chat! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Damian Mullan and Johnny McNabb were pleased to welcome new signing Eamon Fyfe on this week's Official Coleraine Podcast. The striker joined the Bannsiders in the January transfer window from Dundela and spoke about how the move came about, his admiration for Oran Kearney and facing Linfield on his debut. The 24-year-old also discusses his GAA background, playing in the Milk Cup with Matthew Shevlin and his appreciation to Dundela for giving him his chance in Irish League football. The show - sponsored by Radio Taxis - also looks ahead to this weekend's Irish Cup ties and the upcoming away game against Newry City, with some predictions thrown in for good measure.

Stamford Chidge interviews Paul Canoville, Chelsea's first black player and a skilful winger in his day, forever remembered for that game against Sheffield Wednesday.Paul Canoville was Chelsea's first black player and his story is incredible. Subjected to racist abuse on the terraces, Paul had to show huge strength of character and dignity to win over too many of his own supporters.Highlights of Paul's all too brief Chelsea career included a hat-trick against Swansea, but he played a crucial part in the legendary 4-4 draw away to Sheffield Wednesday in the Milk Cup in 1985, coming on as a second half substitute with Chelsea 3-0 down. Paul scored twice, his first after just eleven seconds, as Chelsea salvaged a remarkable draw.In arguably one of his most forthright, honest and moving interviews yet, Paul talks about his time as one of John Neal's great side; the players, the matches and the goals and his struggles with racism, drug addiction and homelessness after football. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

There's a New DVC Lounge Coming to DisneylandDisney Vacation Club announced the first Member Lounge coming to Disneyland Resort in California and it is expected to open in the first half of 2023. The lounge will be located in Tomorrowland and be called “Disney Vacation Club Star View Station.” Located on the second floor of the Star Wars: Launch Bay building, the space-themed lounge will be home to a dedicated Disney Vacation Club Member Services team, plus lots of casual seating, complimentary Wi-Fi, device-charging stations and more.Similar to the DVC lounge at EPCOT, the Disneyland lounge will be available to eligible Disney Vacation Club Members with valid park tickets and reservations to Disneyland Park, space permitting. -- Is Disney Really Launching a Membership Program Like Amazon PrimeDisney is reportedly planning to launch a new membership program loosely modeled after Amazon Prime that would offer discounts and perks for combining streaming services, theme park visits, resort hotel stays, merchandise purchases and more.The Wall Street Journal reported on this, so there is some sense of reality behind it. The idea is that Disney would use the membership program to make it more attractive for guests and customers to increase spending on all its products and services. For Disney, it would give more consumer data as to your spending habits and more.So would this mean the retirement of programs like D23? How would DVC and Annual Pass perks stack up against this? --Foodie Guide to Halloween Sweets and Treats at Disneyland ResortHalloween season is on now at Disneyland Resort! This year, there are a ton of great new treats and bites to tempt your taste buds and your wallets. Here is the complete list of every Disney Halloween treat at every location, plus our top picks for the must-try items.Disneyland Park  Alien Pizza Planet (Available September 2 through November 10; Mobile order available) Supernova Pizza Special: Spicy blush sauce, Italian sausage, classic and crispy cupped pepperoni, mozzarella, pepper jack, red pepper flakes, and Fresno chiles Vampire Alien Macaron filled with blackberry buttercream and lemon curd  Carnation Café (Available August 31 through November 10) Spicy Chicken Sandwich: Hand-breaded fried chicken breast tossed in spicy chili sauce with pepper jack and mustard slaw on a brioche bun > Amelia Pick French Market Restaurant (Available September 2 through November 10; Mobile order available)Halloween Cake: Purple-colored vanilla sponge, raspberry mousse, fresh raspberries, and candied cocoa nibs (New)  > Mike PickGalactic Grill (Available September 2 through November 10; Mobile order available) Octoberfest-inspired Burger: Angus beef patty, bratwurst, grilled peppers and onions, sauerkraut, and house-made mustard cheese on a pretzel bun (New)  Darth by Chocolate: Layers of chocolate pudding, red velvet sponge, chocolate mousse, and crushed chocolate creme-filled cookies Blood Orange Slush with a swirl of raspberry sauce (Non-alcoholic) > Amelia Pick Gibson Girl Ice Cream Parlor (Available September 2 through November 10; Mobile order available) Rocky Road Halloween Sundae: Rocky road waffle bowl, rocky road ice cream, marshmallow cream, hot fudge, and whipped cream topped with sprinkles (New) > Amelia Pick Jolly Holiday Bakery Cafe (Available September 2 through November 10; Mobile order available) Pumpkin Cheesecake: Classic pumpkin cheesecake decorated with a chocolate spider web and spiced Chantilly (New)  > Mike Pick Mickey Bat Cookie: Citrus shortbread bat cookie dipped in dark chocolate with a vampire Mickey face  Market House (Available September 2 through November 10)Mickey Bat Cookie: Citrus shortbread bat cookie dipped in dark chocolate with a vampire Mickey faceMint Julep Bar (Available September 2 through November 10; Mobile order available.Pumpkin-spiced Mickey-shaped Beignets rolled in pumpkin-spiced sugarPlaza Inn  Monster Halloween Cake: Devil's Food cake, colorful white chocolate mousse and buttercream (Available September 2 through November 10)  Classic Pumpkin Pie: Classic pumpkin pie with spiced Chantilly (Available September 2 through November 30) Red Rose Taverne (Mobile order available) Grave Stuff: Traditional grey stuff topped with chocolate tombstone and Halloween sprinkles (New) (Available September 2 through October 31)  Mickey Bat Cookie: Citrus shortbread bat cookie dipped in dark chocolate with a vampire Mickey face (Available September 2 through November 10) Pumpkin Cold Brew: Cold brew flavored with pumpkin, vanilla, and spices topped with whipped cream (Non-alcoholic) (New) (Available September 2 through November 10) Refreshment Corner (Available September 2 through November 10; Mobile order available)Spicy Firefly Chips: Spicy corn chips topped with chili, cheese, and jalapeños (New)  > Mike PickStage Door Café (Available September 2 through November 10) Pumpkin Spice Funnel Cake: Pumpkin spice-dusted funnel cake with spiced caramel drizzle, toffee bits, whipped cream, and chocolate curls  Fantasyland Churro Cart (Available September 2 through November 10) Pumpkin Pie Dip (New) Frontierland Churro Cart (Available September 2 through November 10)Spicy Chocolate Churro: Cinnamon-dusted chocolate churro with a spicy cocoa dipping sauceNew Orleans Square Churro Cart (Available September 2 through November 10)Pistachio-Cherry Churro: Cinnamon churro rolled in pistachio and sour cherry sugars and served with a side of ghost pepper grape sauce (New)  Tomorrowland Churro Cart (Available September 2 through November 10)Pumpkin Spice Churro rolled in pumpkin spice flavored sugar (New)  Tomorrowland Pretzel Cart (Available September 2 through November 10)Toffee Pretzel: Cream cheese-filled pretzel sprinkled with toffee sugarTown Square and Sleeping Beauty Castle Churro Carts (Available September 2 through November 10) Chocolate Cookie Crumble Churro with creamy peanut butter-vanilla dipping sauce (New) Available at Various Locations Throughout Disneyland Park (COMING SOON) Donald Candy Corn Sipper (New): Available at the following:  Jolly Holiday Bakery Cafe Little Red Wagon Fantasyland and “it's a small world” Churro Carts Hungry Bear Harbour Galley Tomorrowland Fruit Cart Rancho del Zocalo Red Rose Taverne Stage Door Café The Golden Horseshoe Mickey Mummy Glow-in-the-Dark Premium Bucket (New): Available at the following:  Ice Cream Carts Popcorn Carts in Town Square, near Sleeping Beauty Castle, “it's a small world,” Fantasyland, Tomorrowland, Frontierland, and New Orleans Square Zero Light-Up Premium Bucket (New): Available at the following:  Ice Cream Carts New Orleans Square Popcorn Carts  Disney California Adventure ParkAward Wieners (Available September 2 through October 31; Mobile order available) Footlong Spicy Pulled Pork Dog: Sweet & spicy pulled pork with a fiery tropical chutney served on a toasted bun (New)  Oogie Boogie Funnel Cake Fries dusted with crushed chocolate creme-filled cookies and topped with whipped cream, cookie pieces, gummy candies, and chocolate candies  Cocina Cucamonga Mexican Grill (Available September 2 through November 10; Mobile order available) Hibiscus Sangria: Red sangria, cinnamon-spiced hibiscus agua fresca, and fresh fruit with a candied hibiscus rimCozy Cone (Available September 2 through October 31; Mobile order available)  Spicy Mac & Cheese Cone: Pasta with spicy red pepper cheese sauce topped with chili-cheese puffs Fruity Sugar Churro: Churro tossed in fruity cereal sugar, topped with a purple and green glaze Clarabelle's Hand-Scooped Ice Cream (Available September 2 through November 10; Mobile order available) Cereal Sundae: Vanilla and strawberry ice cream, berry compote, mixed cereal, and whipped cream served in a waffle cup and topped with fruity cereal (New) Chocolate Brownie Sundae: Fudge brownie, rocky road ice cream, hot fudge, and a hard chocolate shell served in a chocolate-dipped waffle cup and topped with white chocolate chips (New)  Hard Apple Float: Hard apple cider and apple sorbet drizzled with caramel sauce (New)  > Mike Pick Pumpkin Pie Hard Float: Hard pumpkin chai cider, vanilla ice cream, and a spiced pie crust cookie (New)  > Mike Pick Fairfax Fruit Market (Available September 2 through November 10)Blood Orange Lemonade: Blood orange agua fresca with lemonade (Non-alcoholic) (New) Fiddler, Fifer & Practical Café (Available September 2 through November 10)Oogie Boogie Worms and Dirt Cake: Chocolate cake filled with raspberry jam topped with mocha mousse, chocolate cookie, candy worms, and chocolate décorFlo's V8 Cafe (Available September 2 through October 31; Mobile order available) Spicy Chicken and Fries: Steak fries drizzled with ranch dressing topped with chicken tenders tossed in mango-habanero sauce and finished with green onions  Hollywood Lounge (Available September 2 through November 10; Mobile order available) Stone Delicious IPA Michelada with chile-lime seasoning and lime (New)  Ghost Pepper Michelada: Tomato-based michelada with ghost pepper syrup and Mala Suerte Mexican Dark Lager (New)  Modelo Especial Ghost Pepper Michelada with ghost pepper syrup, chile-lime seasoning, and lime (New)  Blue Rum Cocktail: Rum and orange liqueur with lemon-lime and cherry flavors (New)  Cranberry Sangria: Sangria and orange liqueur with cranberry juice (New)  Prickly Pear Vodka Cocktail: Vodka and prickly pear syrup mixed with lemon-lime and topped with a glow cube (New)  > Mike Pick Jack-Jack Cookie Num Nums (Available September 2 through October 31) Jack-Jack Shortbread Cookie: Shortbread cookie dipped in chocolate with a Jack-Jack chocolate piece (New)  Lamplight Lounge – Boardwalk Dining (Mobile Walk-up Waiting List available)  Ghost Pepper Nachos: Charred ghost pepper-marinated chicken, smoky ghost pepper cheese sauce, black bean purée, avocado tomatillo salsa, and seasoned tomatoes (New) (Available September 2 through October 31) Chile-Ginger Pork Belly Sliders: Chili-ginger-glazed crispy pork belly and Asian slaw on baguette buns (New) (Available September 2 through October 31)  > Mike Pick Cucumber-Tamarind Cocktail: Patron Silver Tequila, cucumber simple syrup, tamarind simple syrup, and fresh lime juice garnished with a marigold (New) (Available September 2 through November 10) Lamplight Lounge (Available September 2 through November 10) Pumpkin-spiced Donuts: Warm fluffy donuts tossed in pumpkin-spiced sugar served with orange cream cheese dip and hot buttered rum sauce (New) One Last Toast: Patron Silver Tequila, cucumber simple syrup, tamarind simple syrup, and fresh lime juice garnished with a marigold (New)  Mortimer's Market (Available September 2 through November 10)Vampire Mickey-shaped SourdoughPacific Wharf Café (Mobile order available)  Pastrami Sandwich: Ghost pepper cheese sauce and house-made sauerkraut on a toasted French roll (New)(Available September 2 through November 10) Chocolate-Espresso Bread Pudding with crème anglaise, whipped topping, gummy eyeball, and toasted pecans (New) (Available through November 10)  Pacific Warf Cappuccino Cart (Available September 2 through November 10; Mobile order available)  Pumpkin Bundt Cake: Pumpkin-flavored cake filled with dulce de leche and cream cheese frosting finished with chocolate stem and mousse leaf (New) Pumpkin-spiced Horchata Cold Brew: Creamy blend of cold brew, pumpkin-spiced rice, and cinnamon beverage (Non-alcoholic) (New) Pumpkin-spiced Horchata Cold Brew with Irish whiskey (New) Pym Tasting Lab (Available September 2 through November 10; Mobile order available)Snack Molecules: Flavored popcorn, mini pretzels, honey-roasted peanuts, and popped sorghum with mini peanut butter candies (New)  Pym Test Kitchen (Available September 2 through November 10; Mobile order available)Butter Pecan Cold Brew: Butter pecan-flavored cold brew topped with candied pecans (Non-alcoholic) (New)  Schmoozies! (Available September 2 through October 31; Mobile order available) Minnie Witch Shake: Mint-chocolate chip shake with whipped topping and chocolate creme-filled cookie ears (Non-alcoholic) Blood Orange Shake with whipped topping and strawberry sauce (Non-alcoholic) (New) Smokejumpers Grill (Mobile order available)  Green Chile Double Burger: Two angus beef patties, roasted green chile salsa, and purple cabbage slaw served with poblano cheese dipping sauce (New) (Available September 2 through November 1) Mint Shake topped with whipped cream, chocolate cookie crumbles, gummy body parts, and a chocolate-covered snack cake (Non-alcoholic) (New) (Available September 2 through November 10) Cranberry-grape Punch: Cranberry and grape juices, ginger ale, blackberry syrup, blackberry purée, and orange flavor-filled boba (Non-alcoholic) (New) (Available September 2 through November 10) Cranberry-grape Cocktail: Black vodka, cranberry and grape juices, ginger ale, blackberry syrup, blackberry purée, and orange flavor-filled boba (New) (Available September 2 through November 10) Studio Catering Co. (Available September 2 through November 10; Mobile order available)Ghost Pepper Potato Bites with ghost pepper cheese sauce, smoky bacon, and pickled jalapeñosBuena Vista Churro Cart (Available September 2 through November 10) Pumpkin Spice Churro rolled in pumpkin spice flavored sugar (New) Grizzly Peak Churro Cart (Available September 2 through November 10)Peanut Candy Churro rolled in peanut powder, sugar, and crushed peanuts drizzled with peanut butter sauce (New)  Hollywood Churro Cart (Available September 2 through November 10; Mobile order available)Sour Candy Churro: Sour sugar-dusted churro topped with sweet watermelon icing (New)  Available at Various Locations Throughout Disney California Adventure Park (COMING SOON)Donald Candy Corn Sipper (New): Available at the following:  Award Wieners Boardwalk Pizza and Pasta Chiller Cart in Pixar Pier Clarabelle's Hand-Scooped Ice Cream Corn Dog Castle Hollywood Churro Cart Pacific Wharf Café Paradise Garden Grill Smokejumpers Grill Zero Light-Up Premium Bucket (New): Available at the following:  Popcorn Carts in Buena Vista, Grizzly Peak, and Pixar Pier  Disneyland Hotel Coffee House (Available September 2 through November 2; Mobile order available)Halloween Seasonal Cupcake: Choice of vanilla or chocolate cupcakeTrader Sam's Enchanted Tiki Bar (Available September 2 through November 2)Bitter Daiquiri: El Dorado 15 Year Rum, Batavia Arrack, Giffard Banana, pineapple juice, Jerry Thomas Bitters, and mint, garnished with orchid, pineapple wedge, and lime wheel (New)  Disney's Grand Californian Hotel s Spa GCH Craftsman Grill (Available September 2 through October 31; Mobile order available) Halloween Pumpkin Donut: Cake donut dipped in orange-colored white chocolate Mickey Mummy Donut: Black and white decorated cake donut Jack Skellington Cupcake (New) Hearthstone Lounge Halloween Cocktail: Hanson of Sonoma Vodka, Luxardo Apricot, lemon juice, Orgeat Syrup, Peychaud Bitters, and Dr. Adam's Teapot Bitters garnished with an orange wheel (New) (Available October 1 through November 1)  Dia de los Muertos Cocktail: Codigo Reposado Tequila, chambord, Dolin Dry Vermouth, Camparí, Angostura Bitters, and Dr. Adam's Spanish Bitters garnished with a lemon twist (New) (Available September 2 through October 31) GCH Holiday Cart (Available September 2 through October 31) Poison Apple Cookie: Vanilla sugar cookie with white chocolate Mickey Jack Skellington Cookie: Vanilla sugar cookie with white chocolate Oogie Boogie Cookie: Caramel apple cookie filled with caramel (New) Hocus Pocus Cookie: Vanilla sugar cookie dipped in white chocolate (New) Gingerbread Zombie Cookie: Gingerbread cookie with white chocolate (New) Halloween Cookie Box: Pumpkin Mickey sugar cookies, raspberry filled cookies, and chocolate chip cookies with chocolate candies (New) Sanderson Sisters Crisped Rice Treat: Crisped cereal treat dipped in white chocolate (New) Spooky Pretzel Sticks: Pretzel rods dipped in white chocolate (New) Oogie Boogie Crisped Rice Treat: Crisped cereal treat dipped in white chocolate (New)  Waffle Shot with Milk: Cup-shaped waffled lined with chocolate with choice of milk, low fat milk, strawberry, or chocolate milk (Non-alcoholic) (New) Waffle Shot with Liqueur: Cup-shaped waffled lined with chocolate with choice of Baileys, Grand Marnier, Captain Morgan, Jameson, or Rumchata (New) Halloween Hot Chocolate: Hot chocolate with choice of Baileys, Grand Marnier, Captain Morgan, Jameson, or Rumchata Downtown Disney District Ballast Point Brewing Co. (Available while supplies last starting October 1)Pumpkin Down Float: Scottish ale with hints of caramel, toffee, and a boatload of roasted pumpkin topped with a scoop of vanilla ice cream, pumpkin spice whipped cream, ginger snap crumbs, and a dulce de leche caramel sauceCalifornia Churro (Available October 24 through 31)Spooky Churro: A delicious churro rolled in cinnamon sugar, drizzled with peanut butter and chocolate sauce, and topped with peanut butter candy pieces  Kayla's Cake (Available September 2 through October 31) Mummy Macarons with cookie and cream buttercream Pumpkin Cheesecake Macaroons with white chocolate pumpkin ganache La Brea Bakery Café   Kids Monster Pancakes: One orange and one green monster faced pancake with gummy worms and candy corn (New) (Available October 31 only)  The Midnight Painkiller Hard Kombucha: A tiki cocktail with pineapple, coconut, orange, and nutmeg Ghoul's Grog: Goslings Dark Rum and Goslings 151 with pineapple, orange, and grenadine (New) Marceline's Confectionery (Available September 6 through October 31) Mickey Pumpkin Apple: Green Granny Smith apple dipped in caramel with marshmallow ears enrobed in orange-white chocolate and green, white chocolate leaf (New)  Minnie Witch Apple: Green Granny Smith apple dipped in caramel with marshmallow ears enrobed in milk chocolate and embellished with a purple skirt, orange chocolate dots, and a white chocolate with hat Mickey Sorcerer Apple: Green Granny Smith apple dipped in caramel with marshmallow ears enrobed in milk chocolate and embellished with a red sugar robe, yellow sugar bow and white chocolate sorcerer hat Skull Apple: Green Granny Smith apple dipped in caramel with marshmallow ears enrobed in red, white chocolate and green, white chocolate skull face Mickey Mummy Marshmallow Pop: Mickey-shaped marshmallow pop covered in vanilla chocolate with dark chocolate eyes (New)  Halloween Marshmallow Wand: Marshmallows on a stick dipped in caramel, enrobed in milk chocolate, and drizzled with orange and purple, white chocolate Minnie Cake Pop with Orange Bow: Chocolate cake pop and chocolate ears enrobed in milk chocolate and embellished with an white chocolate orange bow (New)  Dirt & Worms Cake Pop: Chocolate cake pop enrobed in milk chocolate, sprinkled with cookie crumbs, and embellished with a gummy worm (New)  Mickey Peanut Butter Rice Cereal: Mickey-shaped crisped rice treat dipped in peanut butter milk chocolate and covered in peanut butter candy Mickey Spider Web Rice Cereal Treat: Mickey-shaped crisped rice treat dipped in orange, white chocolate with a black dark chocolate web Oogie Boogie Crisped Rice Treat: Crisped rice treat dipped in green, white chocolate and embellished with a black dark chocolate face Naples Ristorante e Bar (Available September 2 through October 31)Spookychino: Naples famous cappuccino with edible scary spiders and insects (Non-alcoholic)Ralph Brennan's Jazz Kitchen (Available September 26 through October 31)  Candy Corn Cream Soda: Monin Candy Corn Syrup, vanilla, soda, and a splash of cream garnished with candy corns (Non-alcoholic) (New)  Candy Corn Cream Cocktail with Pinnacle Cake Vodka (New) Sprinkles (Available October 17 through 31)Peanut Butter Cup: Chocolate cake filled and topped with peanut butter frosting ladled with chocolate ganache and finished off with mounds of mini peanut butter cups  Tortilla Jo's (Available September 2 through October 31)Ghostly Brew: Mi Campo Tequila Blanco, agave nectar, black activated charcoal, and refreshing cucumber organic margarita mix (New)  Uva Bar & Cafe (Available September 2 through October 31)Bootini: Galliano, Absolut Mandarin, white chocolate, and cream garnished with blueberries (New)  --Thank You for Listening to the Disney Travel PodcastThank you very much for listening to this episode, Amelia and I hope that you enjoyed it. If you did, we would be very grateful if you could rate, review and subscribe to the show on Apple Podcasts/iTunes (or on whichever app you choose to listen). A brief review about what you liked most about an episode truly helps to keep the show going by exposing it to new listeners. We look forward to continue producing new episodes each week.Sharing the podcast with your friends and on social media is also extremely helpful and very much appreciated.Shop 1923 Main StreetFeel free to visit our 1923 Main Street® Disney merchandise shop where we have hundreds of unique and original Disney-inspired t-shirts, leggings, clothing, mugs, phone cases and much more. You'll find everything from 1923 Main Street logo merchandise to custom created authentic Disney-inspired originals, including lots of great patterns for leggings and other items.Contact 1923 Main StreetThank you for listening to the Disney Travel News Podcast at 1923MainStreet.com. As always, we love to get feedback and questions from our listeners and to hear your suggestions and ideas for future episodes.Please be sure to follow along on Twitter, Instagram, Pinterest and Facebook.Thank you for listening and have a magical day!Mike Belobradic and Amelia Belobradic--Media provided by Jamendo

A Milk Cup wallchart, a new post office, the Kennedys, famous alumni, and Roy's hat trick prediction. (Rec: 2/12/21) Join the Iron Filings Society: https://www.patreon.com/topflighttimemachine Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

Milk Cup heroes Dave Watson and John Deehan are the very special guests.

Episode 3 and it's our unlikely friends from the North East! Al and Val remember one of the greatest days in NCFC history (Milk Cup '85) and one of the lowest (FA Cup '92) - Sunderland involved in both.Then there's the friendship cup and a major FA Cup shock in our non-league days.Throw in a relegation 6-pointer, a Tettey wondergoal, and tales of trips to Wearside  - It's an episode with plenty to chat about......

In Part Two of the Manchester United Weekly Podcast's season preview, hosts Harry Robinson and Jack Tait first reflect on a magical Wembley night for England's Lionesses. United's Ella Toone scored a stunning goal in 2-1 European Championship final victory over Germany. Alessia Russo and Mary Earps also made key contributions.We review a double game weekend as United took on Atletico Madrid and Rayo Vallecano in Oslo and Manchester respectively. We'll talk about the performances of new signings Lisandro Martinez and Christian Eriksen, an exciting display from Alejandro Garnacho. We'll talk about Cristiano Ronaldo, about Erik ten Hag's use of the full-backs, about how the defensive structure has altered so far. And we'll talk about United's first game of the season, against Brighton, at Old Trafford, Sunday 7 August at 2pm UK time.In our bonus Patreon Q&A - included in the normal show this week as a taster - we discuss Frenkie de Jong's potential transfer in more detail and consider a fascinating question on Sarina Weigman v Gareth Southgate.TIMESTAMPS00:00 Patreon notice00:45 Introduction01:30 England Lionesses - European champions!12:30 United v Rayo Vallecano - Garnacho's exciting display16:20 Eriksen v Van de Beek18:30 Playing out from the back v Atleti23:15 Inverted full-backs25:10 Attacking full-backs with Ten Hag27:00 Lack of squad depth29:00 What to do with Ronaldo?32:15 Quick-fire questions (league winners, where will United finish, who will be top goalscorer, will United win a trophy etc.)34:00 United at SuperCupNI (formerly known as the Milk Cup)34:40 Excitement for the new season38:00 FPL details38:30 OutroBonus Q&A40:50 Frenkie de Jong49:00 “Is the difference between Sarina Wiegman and Southgate that Wiegman sets her team up to maximize its strengths while Southgate doesn't? Both have a wealth of attacking talent but only Wiegman seems to try to use it to win games as opposed to not losing them.” Get bonus content on Patreon See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On today's Daily Detroit, Fletcher Sharpe is in the game. 00:36 MLB lockout looks like it's going to delay the season, and that's not great for Detroit businesses 04:44 The NFL Draft might be in Detroit in 2024 09:54 Discussing The Trialist on DCFC's pre-season squad and his possible impact 13:39 Where are these DCFC alumni now: Roddy Green + Shawn-Claud Lawson 16:00 DCFC drops a sleeve sponsor after supporter pressure  19:12 The Milk Cup and why Fletcher's all about it. More: https://www.michiganmilkcup.com/ If you want to win Detroit City FC season tickets, enter here: https://forms.gle/HhByyaEKS9MzrsMt8 If this is your first time meeting the show, don't forget to follow us on Apple Podcasts or wherever you download your favorite shows.

Jim Boardman and Jay Reid look ahead to Liverpool's first cup final this season, as Jurgen prepares his side for the trip to Anfield South and the League Cup Final. The old Milk Cup is one of four trophies the Reds still have a decent shout at, including the ‘bread and butter' of the league title itself. There's time to recall some memories of past cup final adventures, good and bad, and to talk about that famous Anfield atmosphere, also good and bad.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/theanfieldindex. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Ballymena United midfielder Josh Kelly joins me for this latest instalment of good craic on Campbell's Footballs. We discuss Ballymena's 2020-21 season and what is the aspirations going into the new campaign. We also chat about Josh's journey in the game including starting out in the MILK Cup and his love of Newcastle United. His relationship with Colin Nixon and Warren Feeney at Ards is discussed and talked about and also how he has adapted to life at the Ballymena Showgrounds including working under David Jeffrey, European ventures and taking on the big boys. In association with Toby Johnson and Rory Hope Music.

For the penultimate time this season it’s Preview Show time! Natalie & Dave are back hot on the heels of Saturday’s defeat to Leeds to look ahead to Wednesday’s visit of Liverpool, along with 3500 of you lovely Clarets fans. We have another Fixture Flashback from Jan & our Highlight of the Week is from 2016 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zKajRoO-0vI The Opposition View comes from Henry Jackson of This Is Anfield & our Hero of the Week is Derek Scott for his winning goal in the 2nd leg of the Milk Cup semi-final in 1983. QQ - Prior to the Premier League era, who was the last Burnley player to score a winning goal in a home league win over Liverpool?

Kate, Jim and Luke are here for The Preview Show, sponsored by Betway! We’re still reeling after a seismic week in football – and now Sam Allardyce is on the verge of relegation. For the first time, of course. Have a bit of respect.As Arsenal and Man United suffer push back over the Super League, Spurs prepare for a cup final against Man City with their 29-year-old manager in charge – which can only go well. Plus, Schalke fans egg their team and we ask whether we have been awake longer than the Super League was in existence. Join us!Search ‘Football Ramble’ on social media to find us, and email us here: show@footballramble.com.***Please take the time to rate and review us on Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your pods. It means a great deal to the show and will make it easier for other potential listeners to find us. Thanks!** See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On this episode, Darren chats with current Vancouver Whitecaps & Canadian International footballer, Derek Cornelius. We talk about Derek's path into professional football via Germany & Serbia, his appearance at the Milk Cup in Northern Ireland & current club, Vancouver Whitecaps. We talk about his mindset, journey, hopes, ambitions & much more on the show. We also discuss what Marc Dos Santos is like to play for, the fine line between winning and developing as a young professional player. https://twitter.com/ThePottscast https://www.facebook.com/ThePottscast https://www.instagram.com/thepottscast/

Leo Brown played in the Milk Cup and for Northern Ireland. He went across the water to Birmingham. Leo talks about racism in football and culture. He is currently the ambassador for the Rio Ferdinand Foundation. Support the show

Andy is joined on today’s Ramble Meets… by Ride founding member and diehard Oxford United fan, Mark Gardener!Mark’s love for Oxford United was cemented in his childhood, trying to clamber over the terraces to watch them with his Dad. He talks us through those early days, including the famous 1986 Milk Cup win, and how following his side became increasingly difficult as worldwide fame found the band. He often found himself talking to Oasis about their love for Man City and phoning home to hear the Oxford results while on tour! Mark and Andy also discuss some of his fondest memories following his boyhood club - including the delirium in the stands after the 2010 Conference Final win - and some of the maddest moments from Firoz Kassam’s ownership of the club.Search ‘Football Ramble’ on social media to find us, and email us here: show@footballramble.com.***Please take the time to rate and review us on Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your pods. It means a great deal to the show and will make it easier for other potential listeners to find us. Thanks!*** See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Continuing our series '50 Years of Chelsea' looking back, season by season, from the FA Cup winning 1970 season to present day; Stamford Chidge is joined by Jonathan Kydd, Mark Worrall, author of 'Chelsea Here; Chelsea There' and Kelvin Barker, author of 'Celery: Representing Chelsea in the '80's' and 'Chelsea Here; Chelsea There' to look back at the 1984-85 season.In the summer of 1984, after promotion from Division Two as champions, Chelsea are well and truly back. It all kicks off away at Highbury to Arsenal on 24th August in one of the most iconic Chelsea matches of all time; complete with Kerry Dixon's favourite goal.Chelsea establish themselves as a Division One team this season, capable of giving anyone a run for their money. Along the way, they have a decent run in the Milk Cup, including the trilogy against Sheffield Wednesday and one of the most memorable matches in Chelsea's history and one of the most controversial in the two-legged semi-final against Sunderland.Kerry Dixon scoring 36 goals; Pat Nevin dazzling from the wing; David Speedie leaping like a salmon; Paul Canoville scoring vital goals; Colin Pates and Joe McLaughlin calmness personified at the back and Eddie Niedzwiecki safe as houses in goal - all draped in one of the most iconic Chelsea kits of all time - the blue striped Le Coq Sportif kit.A truly memorable season relived by the blokes who were there and then wrote about it, embellished with clips from the 'Chelsea Special' interviews with the players who played in these iconic games: Colin Pates, Kerry Dixon, Paul Canoville and John Bumstead. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Chatting during lockdown, discussing some videos from YouTube, that we consider hidden gems that we think will keep you entertained, and an obscure film to watch as homework (inspired somewhat by The Socially Distant Sports bar - https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/the-socially-distant-sports-bar/id1503926981): WWE Royal Rumble 1992: https://youtu.be/Z4IoFIPkPvYRoddy Piper vs Goldust...in an alleyway: https://youtu.be/YedDn72DFQsHome and Away, Milk Cup 1984 documentary (part 1 of 6): https://youtu.be/onUuVNUXqRoBBC Archive, Mabel: https://www.facebook.com/BBCArchive/videos/583900015316366/?vh=eThe Ghoul (Amazon Prime): https://watch.amazon.co.uk/detail?gti=amzn1.dv.gti.aab51c4a-99f2-0d93-d5e9-3f611932623f&territory=GB&ref_=share_ios_movie&r=web

On the anniversary of that amazing day in 1986, four of the 85/86 squad took time to re-live that amazing day with us, the build up, the confidence, the goals and waking up in bed with the trophy #OUFC #StaySafeYouYellows

Episode 2 of Pinkun Classics. We return to 1985 for the finest moment in Norwich City's history. The Milk Cup Final at Wembley Stadium where Sunderland were defeated 1-0 to the delight of the jubilant yellow and green army. This new interactive podcast enables you to watch along at the same time, simply open the link below as you listen.OPEN THIS LINK IN A NEW TAB TO WATCH ALONG - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iDrxKnrJPJM&list=PL8873785B9472255C***To get in touch with the podcast now and in future, send any comments and questions into the crew with an email to norfolksport@archant.co.uk or get in touch with any of the guys on social media. And if you're interested in sponsoring the pod, or placing an advert in one of our shows, email Matt.Withers@archant.co.uk  For all the latest Norwich City news, opinion, words, and video visit: pinkun.comALSO FIND US AT THE FOLLOWING: Subscribe: pinkun.com/podcast Twitter: twitter.com/pinkun Facebook: fb.me/thepinkun Instagram: instagram.com/the_pinkun #NCFC #Norwich #City #NorwichCity #podcast #Norfolk #PremierLeague #EPL #Football #Soccer #Canaries #OTBC #pinkun #NorwichCityFC #David #Freezer #Connor #Southwell #Paddy #Davitt #Classics #Sunderland #MilkCupFinal #MilkCup85 # LeagueCup #Interactive

Westen, Geoff, and Cody talk about Lansing's 0-0 road draw to a tough Tormenta team. They also talk about the team's alliance with the Fire being official. From there, Westen and Geoff discuss another busy United week, with a big 2-0 road win on the road in Ann Arbor, and a tough Milk Cup loss to the Detroit Sun.

Westen, Geoff, and Cody talk about Lansing's 0-0 road draw to a tough Tormenta team. They also talk about the team's alliance with the Fire being official. From there, Westen and Geoff discuss another busy United week, with a big 2-0 road win on the road in Ann Arbor, and a tough Milk Cup loss to the Detroit Sun.

Westen, Cody, and Brad discuss the Ignite news of the week. They also debate whether Forward Madison is a rival and if the preseason results will matter. Then Geoff jumps on, to sum up last years Lansing United Women's team. They also talk about their schedule for the year, the Milk Cup bracket, and debate the UWS playoff format.

Westen, Cody, and Brad discuss the Ignite news of the week. They also debate whether Forward Madison is a rival and if the preseason results will matter. Then Geoff jumps on, to sum up last years Lansing United Women's team. They also talk about their schedule for the year, the Milk Cup bracket, and debate the UWS playoff format.

Finney, Chris Charles and Andrew Scherer are invited guests of Alan Johnson MP to the House of Commons to discuss his beloved Rangers. The Labour MP talks growing up in Nottingdale, supporting QPR, Alec Stock, the "showman" Rodney Marsh, selfies with Sir Les, the 1967, Milk Cup and the Play off finals. The politician even wades in the Bowles vs Marsh debate and sticks his neck out to pick his favourite. Alan describes his love of QPR number 10s starting with Marsh and Bowles through Stainrod and Byrne eras and right on to the Taarabt days. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Finney, Chris Charles and Andrew Scherer are invited guests of Alan Johnson MP to the House of Commons to discuss his beloved Rangers. The Labour MP talks growing up in Nottingdale, supporting QPR, Alec Stock, the "showman" Rodney Marsh, selfies with Sir Les, the 1967, Milk Cup and the Play off finals. The politician even wades in the Bowles vs Marsh debate and sticks his neck out to pick his favourite. Alan describes his love of QPR number 10s starting with Marsh and Bowles through Stainrod and Byrne eras and right on to the Taarabt days. A West Twelve Media and @burblemedia production http://qprpod.co.uk

Finney, Chris Charles and Andrew Scherer are invited guests of Alan Johnson MP to the House of Commons to discuss his beloved Rangers. The Labour MP talks growing up in Nottingdale, supporting QPR, Alec Stock, the "showman" Rodney Marsh, selfies with Sir Les, the 1967, Milk Cup and the Play off finals. The politician even wades in the Bowles vs Marsh debate and sticks his neck out to pick his favourite. Alan describes his love of QPR number 10s starting with Marsh and Bowles through Stainrod and Byrne eras and right on to the Taarabt days. A West Twelve Media and @burblemedia production http://qprpod.co.uk

Alan is joined by Tayo and Damian to talk about the Milk Cup exit to Southampton, the crazy results at the weekend and Silent Stan's money raid.  Starring Alan Davies, Tayo Popoola & Damian Harris. Produced by Chris Blacklay.

Alan is joined by Tayo and Damian to talk about the Milk Cup exit to Southampton, the crazy results at the weekend and Silent Stan's money raid. Starring Alan Davies, Tayo Popoola & Damian Harris. Produced by Chris Blacklay. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Its the return of our Captain, Leader and Legend Phil Daniels. He is joined by Ceri Levy and DJ legends Jeff Young and Seb Fountiane to discuss the madness of the Milk Cup, the ghost of Pep and look to the up and coming fixtures Produced by Paul Myers A Playback Media Production

It's the 'Milk Cup Celebration Special' (for younger viewers milk is what Carling used to be called) as we look back on the delights of wonderful weekend at Wembley and Kenny's new silverware. The shirt is still off but Iain Coyle does not appear to as angry as usual. Stephen Yemoh denies arousal. (This podcast is hijacked by Boyd and Ben)

It's a 'shirts on' episode this week where Iain Coyle, Stephen Yemoh and Ian Donnelly talk Kenny, Blatter, Collymore, transfers, Peter Cech's mask and of course Sr. Suarez. We also look forward to Man City at home coming up this weekend and Chelsea in the Milk Cup on Tuesday. All this in only 48 minutes.