Podcast appearances and mentions of Paul Dickov

Manchester City legend Paul Dickov joins David Seaman to discuss his career from his early days at Arsenal, joining Manchester City and playing under the likes of Kevin Keegan. Paul discusses his journey up and down the leagues with City and reflects on what it was like playing at Maine Road. He also touches on the changes at the club since the 2008 takeover and his role with the side today. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Josko Gvardiol is this week's guest the Official Man City Podcast. It's the Croatia international's second appearance on the show following his appearance during our preseason tour of the United States of America back in August 2024. Since then, he has made 38 appearances in all competitions for Pep Gaurdiola's side this term and has scored an impressive five goals. It follows a remarkable maiden season in England for the versatile defender after he helped the Blues to our FIFA Club World Cup triumph and an unprecedented fourth straight English men's top-flight title. Gvardiol joins presenters Liam Loftus and Paul Dickov at the City Football Academy to discuss a variety of topics including his international career so far, what keeps him humble and the importance of family. What's more, he details the impact Mateo Kovacic's advice and presence had on him following his Manchester arrival and much more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Former stalwart Ian Brightwell is the latest guest on the Official Man City podcast... Brightwell came through the ranks at City - being part of our first ever FA Youth Cup winning side in 1986. A true team player, he went on to make 380 appearances for City between 1986 and 1998 during a rollercoaster period for the Club. Brightwell was also joined in the City squad for several years by his brother, David! In this episode, Ian speaks to hosts George Kelsey and Paul Dickov - having played alongside Dickov in his final two campaigns at Maine Road. The conversation starts with his childhood and family life as son of two Olympians; Robbie Brightwell, captain of the British Olympic team in 1964, and Ann Packer, gold medal winner in the 800m in Tokyo that year. They move on to his stories of a fascinating period in our history, when Brightwell was a regular in a City side that experienced highs and lows in a rollercoaster 12 years between 1986 and 1998. There's also discussion of perhaps his most famous moment in a City shirt, a sweet left-footed strike against Manchester United at Old Trafford! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Contains Distressing ContentScott Joined the Police in 1995. He had been a professional footballer, and his selection process was extremely smooth! He had played for Alloa Athletic and Scotland under 16 and played against Saudi Arabia in the Youth World Cup Final alongside Paul Dickov .Prior to joining the police Scott worked in the travel industry. His first day at training school wasn't the best start. He had been told to wear casual clothing. However, the drill sergeant had other ideas and a public telling off and was one of a handful who had to put their uniform on in the car park! He has fond memories of his time in training school and it was a platform that served him well throughout his career. His conclusion of training he went to his force for local procedure. On his first day, as he sat in the canteen, he was informed that there had been a shooting at Dunblane primary school. Along with his young colleagues he was dispatched to the school and was placed on scene preservation and to prevent the press and parents from entering the area. He saw the aftermath of the shooting and he describes his experiences as unforgettable. His first week became even more memorable when he broke the wrist of a suspect who he had handcuffed.Scott served at the Court in Holland where the Lockerbie Suspects were tried. This experience was carried out in the spotlight of the worlds press. The camp was in lockdown at night and the staff worked hard and played hard. Scott discovered a liking for firearms and undertook the tough process to qualify. His skills were recognised and he became the Chief Firearms instructor. The success in the work place came at a cost. The impact on his family was such that it put an end to his marriage. His depression was overwhelming but the death by suicide of a friend had a significant impact, and he found that with the support of the PFOA he was able to make the changes he needed to put his life back on track.The motivation to retire from Police Scotland was as a result of the pension changes. He wanted to stay but it became cost prohibitive.Since retirement Scott has been working for a number of different organisations and concentrates on wellbeing and has supported organisations such as PFOA Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The latest episode of the Official Man City Podcast has just landed, and the guest is one of the Club's most beloved heroes. Niall Quinn joined presenters Rob Pollard and Paul Dickov in the studio to discuss his storied career which saw him leave the Republic of Ireland for Arsenal before spells at the Blues and Sunderland. Watch the full video version on City+ here - https://www.mancity.com/citytv/city-plus/official-man-city-podcast-niall-quinn-63863566 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The Official Man City Podcast has taken a detour into the world of music this week with the latest guests our friends from hugely popular band, Blossoms. The Stockport group's vocalist Tom Ogden and drummer Joe Donovan both joined journalist George Kelsey and legend Paul Dickov in Studio One to chat about their beloved City as well as discussing their new studio album which has just been released. The pair also talk about their gig at Wythenshawe Park in August 2024 and give their reaction to Oasis reforming, the influences the band had on them growing up and their friendship with Liam and Noel. They also delve into chippy orders, which causes quite a debate with the hosts. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The stellar guests keep on coming on the Official Man City Podcast and our latest instalment is one not to be missed… Kevin De Bruyne sat down with presenter Liam Loftus and Club legend Paul Dickov to discuss his illustrious career to date and his time at the Etihad Stadium. The brilliant Belgian joined the Blues during the summer of 2015 following spells with Genk, Chelsea, Werder Bremen and Wolfsburg before establishing himself as one of world football's finest talents with Pep Guardiola's side. In the newest edition of the Official Man City Podcast, the 33-year-old maps his entire career to date and reveals what life has been like for him in Manchester – where he has won a staggering 16 trophies so far. What's more, he reveals all about his hair routine and what products he uses to achieve the perfect style! Following our incredible start to the 2024/25 season where have won all three of our opening games, De Bruyne reaffirms his desire to win more major honours with City as we pursue and unprecedented fifth straight Premier League title. Subscribers can watch the video version early, exclusively on City+!  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Welcome back to The Football Museum, where guests from the world of sport and entertainment join Josh Hayward to curate their very own virtual footballing exhibit.Today's guest in The Football Museum is a star of British comedy. The creator of much-loved characters like Lee Nelson and Jason Bent, Simon Brodkin opens up on the heartache and joy of following Manchester City, and why a Paul Dickov goal made him have a bit of an accident...

Today's guest in The Football Museum is a star of British comedy. The creator of much-loved characters like Lee Nelson and Jason Bent, Simon Brodkin opens up on the heartache and joy of following Manchester City, and why a Paul Dickov goal made him have a bit of an accident...

Join Rob Pollard and Paul Dickov as this eagerly-awaited sit down with our diminutive and versatile playmaker reveals everything from his disdain for his team-mates' dress sense.. "I don't like the way 90% of them dress and I don't agree I dress the worst..." he smiles - in response to the criticism they give him, it has to be said! Bernardo reveals his early days and how he first became interested in football back in Portugal. He talks about how his physicality led to doubts about whether he could make it at the top level, and how he kept going because of the belief he had in his own talent. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Former Arsenal, Man City, Leicester, Blackburn, Leeds, Oldham & Scotland player Paul Dickov is our special guest on No Tippy Tappy Football.Paul Dickov sits down alongside Sam Allardyce & Natalie Pike to discuss all things football from his time at Manchester City to how well he thinks Scotland will perform at Euro 2024.The former Manchester City forward talks about how his play-off final goal in 1999 saved the club from potential administration & how honoured he was to present the Premier League trophy last weekend.Paul and Sam also chat about the upcoming Euros, the incredible job Steve Clarke has done and also whether they agree with Marcus Rashford's absence from the England squad.They then talk in depth about this weekend's FA Cup final and whether Ten Hag could be come the latest to join the managerial merry-go-round.Finally Paul mentions how he is now enjoy life away from the dug out before the pair discuss who will win the Championship play-off final.All of this and more in the latest episode of the No Tippy Tappy Football series, brought to you by William Hill.

Shaun Goater is the latest guest on the Official Manchester City podcast. Goater represented the Club between 1998 and 2003, scoring 103 goals in 212 appearances. Arriving at City when we were in the third tier, Goater's goals were the driving force behind us re-establishing ourselves in the top-flight by the time of his departure. In doing so, he became a firm fan's favourite and is now considered a Club legend. Goater is now part of Gareth Taylor‘s coaching staff, helping City chase trophies in the women's game. In this episode with hosts Rob Pollard and Goater's friend and former team-mate Paul Dickov, the striker recounts his early days in Bermuda and the career path that took him to Maine Road. He also discusses some of his favourite memories in a City shirt, including winning promotion and some unforgettable goals against Manchester United. A fantastic trip down memory lane! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Manuel Akanji is our latest guest on the Official Man City Podcast. Our versatile defender joins journalist George Kelsey and ex-player Paul Dickov to talk through a range of topics. Recorded ahead of our FA Cup sixth round game with Newcastle United, Akanji discusses his route into football and how the sport has been an integral part of his life from a very early age. He chats about his quickfire move from Borussia Dortmund and how excited he was to join up with Pep Guardiola's City. The 28-year-old reminisces about the Treble success of 2022/23 and how he will never tire of talking about that unbelievable achievement. The Swiss international looks back at key games en route to the UCL crown, including the semi-final home leg against Real Madrid and the showpiece final against Inter Milan. Our No.25 talks about his adaptability in being able to play numerous positions on the pitch including centre-half, right-back and the holding role in the middle of the park. He faces questions from fans, too, including his thoughts on fellow Swiss, Roger Federer. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

England midfielder and in-form City youngster Jess Park is the latest guest on the Official Man City Podcast. The 22-year-old scored a derby brace last weekend as City beat Manchester United 3-1 at the Etihad and has been growing in confidence with each passing game. Blessed with the ability to unlock the tightest of defences and with an uncanny knack of being in the right place at the right time. Park has been one of this season's outstanding talents. Here, she talks about her journey so far to hosts Robert Pollard and Paul Dickov in the latest edition of our official podcast. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

I Had Trials Once is back again for another episode...This week Jordan & Gaz are joined by South African cult hero and current Warrington Rylands player manager...Dean Furman.The boys talk everything from the growing up in South Africa to coming through the ranks and training with the first team at Chelsea.They then discuss Dean's international career and how he became a South African cult hero and captaining the team in the African Cup Of Nations.Dean then talks about the decision to leave Oldham and how it felt to finally win a league title with Doncaster and play in the Championship. Finally Dean reveals how he initially struggled with the switch to semi-professional football and how he became the player/manager of Warrington Rylands after another IHTO guest, Michael Clegg left for Macclesfield.If you're a fan of our non-league episodes then you're in the right place! 

Former Man City player Paul Dickov, sports presenter Natalie Pike, former rugby league footballer Brian Noble and comedian Neil Delamere join Rick Edwards for an hour of sporting punditry, humour and entertainment. Points are awarded for informed comment, wit and passion, but taken away for nonsense and answers lacking in conviction.In the final round, the top two points scorers go head-to-head in 'Defend the Indefensible' where they must both defend a statement however ludicrous or distasteful for twenty seconds. There can only be one winner!Listen to the podcast on BBC Sounds

Mary Fowler is the latest guest on the Official Man City Podcast! Here she sits down to talk her early years in the Netherlands, her rise through the ranks of the Australian national team, her international debut at 15, feeling the support from Papua New Guinea during the World Cup and most importantly, her love of chips. The Australian forward joins hosts Paul Dickov and George Kelsey to discuss her life on and off the pitch in Manchester. Since joining City in the summer of 2022 from French side Montpellier, Fowler has shown her promise in a number of positions across the front line and in midfield. Still just 21, the creative talent has already played 46 times for Australia including last summer's run to the World Cup quarter-final. Now she's competing for a place in Gareth Taylor's side as we compete on three fronts domestically, with trophies still up for grabs in the Barclays Women's Super League, FA Cup and Continental Cup. After the likes of Jill Roord, Bunny Shaw and Steph Houghton, Fowler is the latest member of our women's team to star on the podcast. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

For the latest edition of the Official Man City podcast we reflect back on the episodes we have already compiled throughout the 2023/24 season to date In a special Year in Review podcast, we assembled all of our hosts and co-hosts, Rob Pollard, George Kelsey, Nedum Onuoha and Paul Dickov, for an in-depth round table retrospective as they reflected on the first 20 podcasts. The quartet reveal their favourite episodes from the podcasts so far, as well as looking at the moments that really resonated with them as well making them smile. There's also an opportunity to look ahead to the future, with the four pondering on how the podcast can evolve going forward The four also reveal who they consider is the most underrated player – past or present - as well as revealing who their individual dream guests would be to have on for a future episode, and what would make their chosen subjects such compelling guests.

Mateo Kovacic is the latest guest on the Official Man City Podcast. The Croatia international has already enjoyed a career most footballers can only dream of. At 29, he has represented Dinamo Zagreb, Inter, Real Madrid and Chelsea before moving to Manchester earlier this year. During that time, the midfielder has won an incredible 18 major honours including four Champions League trophies. That's not to mention a runners-up finish at the 2018 World Cup before coming third in last year's edition. Now he's part of a City squad seeking to follow in the footsteps of our historic Treble winning campaign. And he's made a strong start to life at the Etihad, playing 14 times as City have set the early pace in the Premier League and guaranteed safe passage to the knockout stages of the Champions League. Despite all of his prior experience, Kovacic admits in this podcast that he's learning every day from working with Pep Guardiola. Sitting down with hosts Rob Pollard and Paul Dickov, he recounts tales from his spells with some of Europe's biggest clubs and what it was that attracted him to Manchester. Then he delves deep into how life at City helps get the best out of footballers and his hopes for his time in sky blue. It's an episode not to be missed!

German goalkeeper Stefan Ortega Moreno is the latest guest on the Official Man City Podcast. The summer 2022 arrival from Arminia Bielefeld has proved himself to be one of the best-supporting goalkeepers in the Premier League. Pushing Ederson to play at his best, Ortega Moreno has excelled as a shot-stopper and with his feet since coming to the Etihad Stadium. Playing 14 times across all competitions in 2022/23, Ortega Moreno was a vital part of the squad that made history by winning the Treble. In this episode, he sits down with hosts Rob Pollard and Paul Dickov to discuss his route to the professional game, his fondness of living in Manchester, plus an insight into his team-mates and what makes them tick. It's all in the latest episode of the Official Manchester City podcast, which you can watch in full via Recast and City+.  https://watch.recast.tv/user/8e7K5 https://www.mancity.com/city-plus   Subscribe and follow the podcast now to stay up-to-date with the latest episodes and join the community. You can also follow Manchester City on social media via Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, and Snapchat for more exclusive content. Twitter: https://twitter.com/ManCity IG: https://www.instagram.com/mancity/ FB: https://www.facebook.com/mancity/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@mancity Snapchat: https://www.snapchat.com/add/mancityofficial Produced by Manchester City and Voiceworks: Sport, this is the unbeatable Official Manchester City Podcast.

A summer 2022 arrival from Leeds, the combative engine room enforcer contributed to our historic Treble-winning campaign last term as we lifted the Champions League, Premier League and FA Cup crowns. Before joining Pep Guardiola's side, the likeable Yorkshireman excellently progressed through the Elland Road team's youth ranks to achieve hero status at the club after helping them win promotion from the Championship in 2019/20. In the newest instalment of the Official Man City Podcast, Phillips sits down with Paul Dickov and Rob Pollard to guide us through his professional footballing journey so far, from kicking a ball in the streets of Leeds to getting to an international final with England, his move to the Etihad and much more. It's all in the latest episode of the Official Manchester City podcast, which you can watch in full via Recast and City+.  https://watch.recast.tv/user/8e7K5 https://www.mancity.com/city-plus   Subscribe and follow the podcast now to stay up-to-date with the latest episodes and join the community. You can also follow Manchester City on social media via Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, and Snapchat for more exclusive content. Twitter: https://twitter.com/ManCity IG: https://www.instagram.com/mancity/ FB: https://www.facebook.com/mancity/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@mancity Snapchat: https://www.snapchat.com/add/mancityofficial Produced by Manchester City and Voiceworks: Sport, this is the unbeatable Official Manchester City Podcast.

In a special episode, David Mooney looks at how Pep Guardiola responded to the allegations against City this week.

This week Andrew talks with professional footballer Matt Smith. At age 18, Matt was released from a football training program and thought that might signal the end of his chances to play professionally. He was interviewing for jobs in business and playing semi-pro football when things started to click. He had a red-hot 6 months at the semi-pro level and signed his first professional football contract. Today, Matt plays for Salford City and has scored over 100 goals in his professional career.  He is also an avid angel investor and passionate about helping startup founders build game-changing businesses. Matt's story is a masterclass in the value of relentless work ethic, following your passions, and believing in yourself. This conversation will help you maximize your potential in anything. Show Highlights:2:22 - Getting cut from training program at age 183:02 - Meeting with Paul Dickov4:08 - Power of hard work and enthusiasm6:14 - Overcoming "talent gap"8:30 - First professional contract8:45 - Mental side of professional sport10:31 - Overcoming imposter syndrome12:56 - Role of data & analytics in sport13:45 - Maintaining human element 16:37 - What makes great teams17:27 - Evolving as a leader17:55 - Learning from other leaders19:12 - Angel investing22:13 - "Getting your plates spinning"22:21 - Networking23:19 - Experience getting an MBA24:33 - Identifying startup founders to invest in27:10 - Making sacrifices to achieve successCONNECT WITH ANDREW ON SOCIALTwitter: @andrewhmosesInstagram: @AndrewMoses123NEWSLETTERSign up for e-mails to keep up with the podcast at everybodypullsthetarp.com/newsletter!

BBC World Service presenter John Bennett is joined by the Athletic's Manchester City correspondent Sam Lee, Borussia Dortmund podcaster Stefan Buckzo and the Man City legend Paul Dickov. Plus you'll hear from ex Norway striker Jan Aage Fjortoft, Leeds United manager Jesse Marsch, Haaland's first ever coach Alf Inge Bernsten, Norwegian football journalist Arilas Oluld-Saada and former Manchester United defender Henning Berg.

Gigi Salmon is alongside former Celtic manager Neil Lennon, former Manchester City striker Paul Dickov and The Athletic's David Ornstein to talk about Mauricio Pochettino leaving PSG. After just 18 months in charge, was this always on the cards for Poch? And where do our panel see him going next? David tells the pod how "for all intents and purposes Darwin Nunez to Liverpool is a done deal" and they talk about whether this a reaction to Manchester City signing Erling Haaland? Plus, an update on Derby County's troubles and reaction to Northern Ireland's 2-2 draw with Cyprus. 0'42 - Did Mauricio Pochettino ever stand a chance at PSG? 12'08 - What's next for him? 15'13 - David Ornstein gives the latest on Darwin Nunez to Liverpool 22'00 - Paul Dickov on being friends with Erling Haaland's dad and what made him choose Manchester City? 24'42 - Derby County update with Simone Stone 29'20 - Reaction to Northern Ireland's 2-2 draw against Cyprus

Manchester City fans will always wonder where five extra minutes came from in the 1999 Division Two play-off final. Without them, Kevin Horlock and Paul Dickov wouldn't have been able to rescue the Blues from another season in the third tier with two stoppage time goals. Mark Halsey was the referee for that match - he spoke to the Blue Moon Podcast's David Mooney in 2011 to discuss the game, and to explain more about how refereeing and football helped him when he found out he was suffering from cancer. Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

City 5-1 Watford. Another step towards the Premier League title successful negotiated. It was a special day for Gabriel Jesus, as he bagged his first ever Premier League hat-trick. In fact, he scored four and assisted Rodri's goal, too. There was little doubt who the man of the match was. It leaves City in control of the Premier League title race with five matches left to play. This win moved us four points ahead of Liverpool, although they have a game in hand against Everton on Sunday. The equation is simple: win all five and we will be champions for the fourth time in five seasons. City are now the first team in Premier League history to win 15 consecutive matches against the same opponent. And Gabriel Jesus has become the first player to score four goals in a single Premier League game since Tottenham's Son Heung-min vs Southampton in September 2020. After the game, we spoke to Man of the Match Gabriel Jesus and the mastermind behind it all, Pep Guardiola – and joining us in the Matchday Live studio were Paul Dickov, Michael Brown and City fan Steven McInerney. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jon Ashley and Andrew Dettmer sit down to discuss City 3 Brighton 0 and to take some of your questions in a podcast so short, some might confuse it for Paul Dickov. 

In this episode, we look back at our 2-0 win over Burnley at Turf Moor. Liverpool's victory over Watford in the early kick off saw City go into the game second – and unusual position for us. The last time we ended a day off top spot was December 3, so the pressure was on. But City were excellent. Our possession game and the quality and speed of our passing was exceptional and Burnley really struggled to contain us. Kevin De Bruyne and Ilkay Gundogan got the goals – both of which were beautifully worked – with Raheem Sterling assisting each of them. Couple of interesting stats to sweep up. Gundogan is now the top scoring German in Premier League history. No player has ever taken more points from their first 100 Premier League appearances than Aymeric Laporte. And Raheem Sterling has now scored or assisted 200 City goals. No one has contributed direct goal involvements for the club since his arrival in 2015. After the game we heard from Pep Guardiola and Ilkay Gundogan – and joining us in the Matchday Live studio were Paul Dickov and Shaun Goater. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jeanette Kwakye and Ben Haines are joined by Nigel Reo-Coker and Paul Dickov to unpick the stories from a hectic Sunday in the Premier League. The panel chat through the relegation picture and how damaging Everton's 1-0 loss to Wolves could be especially after Watford won 2-1 at Southampton and Leeds beat Norwich by the same score line. After we hear from Frank Lampard and Jesse Marsch attention turns to Arsenal and whether they're now in the driving seat for 4th after beating Leicester 2-0. Chelsea's 1-0 win over Newcastle is next up to discuss as well as all the issues surrounding the club at the moment, before we hear from an emotional Andriy Yarmolenko after West Ham's 2-1 win over Aston Villa. The Ukrainian scored on his first appearance for West Ham since the war broke out in his homeland. TOPICS: 04:20 – Frank Lampard interview and Everton sleepwalking into relegation? 13:40 – Watford showing enough to stay up? 18:00 – Jesse Marsch interview and Leeds moving in the right direction? 25:05 – Arsenal favourites for fourth? 31:50 – Leicester's set pieces 35:45 – Chelsea's win and the latest on the club's situation 43:34 - Yarmolenko interview and his goal for Ukraine

Avsnitt 19! Kolan fortsätter sin silenzio stampa i och med att kvalspelet precis inletts. Heja Kolan! Håkan steppar därför in och täcker upp. Vi surrar om veckan som gått. Den intetsägande jätteinsatsen bakåt mot Brynka! MANTAS! CHL-finalen som smugit sig på. PAUL DICKOV! Kedjorna får sig en omgång och så hatar vi inte eliteprospects. God lyssning. 

Some goals will never be forgotten. Manchester City's equaliser at Wembley in the Division Two play-off final in 1999 is one that goes down as perhaps the most important in the club's history, as Paul Dickov's strike in the 95th minute saw the Blues claw back from 2-0 down to draw. Forever a cult hero at City, the feisty Scot had two spells with the club - rejoining in 2006, as a much-changed City battled for Premier League survival. The Blue Moon Podcast's David Mooney spoke to him over two interviews - the first in 2010, and the second in 2014. Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

City's winning run in the Premier League has come to an end after a 1-1 draw with Southampton on Saturday. It means we are now 12 points clear at the top of the table – but Liverpool have two games in hand to reduce the deficit. Kyle Walker-Peters gave Saints the lead, but Aymeric Laporte's header ensured we left with a point. It was a landmark day, with Pep Guardiola becoming the quickest manager to reach 500 Premier League points. He has reached the milestone in just 213 games.For context, the previous quickest to 500 was Jose Mourinho, who managed the feat in 231 games. It's an incredible statistic that further underlines his brilliance as a manager and City's consistency under his guidance. After the game we heard from Pep and goal scorer Aymeric Laporte – and joining us in the Matchday Live studio were Paul Dickov and Nedum Onuoha. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Niall McCaughan is joined by Man City hero Paul Dickov and former Everton title-winner Trevor Steven to discuss the weekend's huge Premier League top 4 tussle with Chelsea playing Spurs and Man Utd hosting West Ham. Plus, with Duncan Ferguson in temporary charge of Everton, we ask Trevor and Paul what Big Dunc is really like! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Everybody remembers who scored the goal that equalised against Gillingham at Wembley in 1999, just as they remember the scorer of the winner against QPR in 2012. But, just as Sergio Aguero's effort wouldn't have been possible without Edin Dzeko's header, Paul Dickov's strike would never have happened were it not for Kevin Horlock's 90th minute goal in the Division Two play-off final. A stalwart of the Manchester City midfield for several years, Horlock spoke to the Blue Moon Podcast's David Mooney to discuss his time at Maine Road. Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

The lads are back with a bang, ready for the new year! The first guest of 2022 is football manager, player and television pundit, Paul Dickov. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

11 Premier League wins in a row and 11 points clear at the top of the table! Our last-gasp 2-1 win over Arsenal on new Year's Day felt hugely significant. With a number of players missing and a short turnaround between our game away at Brentford and this one at the Emirates, it was always going to be a big ask – but champions find a way to win. In many ways, this was more satisfying than some of our more comfortable victories in recent weeks. It was Rodri who got the crucial winner deep into injury time – a goal he'll never forget. After the game, we heard from Pep Guardiola – and joining us in the Matchday Live studio were Richard Dunne and Paul Dickov. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Nine Premier League wins in a row! City's 6-3 Boxing Day victory over Leicester means we are six points clear at the top of the table with one game remaining in 2021. It was an extraordinary game at the Etihad – the highest scoring boxing day match in the Premier League era. City have now scored a remarkable 112 Premier League goals in 2021. That's the most by any top-flight English side has managed in a calendar since Arsenal hit 112 back in 1963. In this episode of the Man City Podcast, we hear from Pep Guardiola and Raheem Sterling, and joining us in the Matchday Live studio were Paul Dickov and Shay Given. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The festive season is about friends, family, and of course football! On our Football Social Daily Christmas Special, former Premier League players Paul Dickov, Francis Benali and Matt Jarvis share some memories of what it is like being a footballer in the festive season - including stories about infamous Christmas parties, training on Christmas Day and even playing a game hungover!

Another fine victory for City. Our 4-0 win away at Newcastle on Sunday means our lead at the top of the Premier League has been extended to three points, after second-placed Liverpool drew 2-2 at Tottenham. It was another fine performance for City, who looked thoroughly comfortable throughout. Once again, the goals were spread around, with Dias, Cancelo, Mahrez and Sterling all getting on the scoresheet. The victory also saw City set two significant English football records. We have registered the most top-flight wins in a calendar year. This was our 34th of 2021, which eclipses the previous record of 33 which Liverpool managed under the great Bob Paisley back in 1982. We now have two more Premier League games – at home to Leicester and away to Brentford – to extend our record further. And it was our 18th away win in the league this year, more than any other top-flight side has managed in the history of English football. Indeed, our 18 wins means we surpass the previous record of 17 set by Bill Nicholson's doubling-winning Tottenham side of 1960-61, widely recognised as one of the finest this country has ever seen. Pep and his team continue to move the dial. After the game, we heard from Pep and Riyad Mahrez, and joining us in the Matchday Live studio were Joleon Lescott and Paul Dickov. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Ant McGinley is joined by former Everton, Burnley and England midfielder Trevor Steven, and Man City hero Paul Dickov to preview the weekend's Premier League action. Steven Gerrard heads back to his old club a week after besting his old manager, Man City aim to secure their position at the top as Wolves come to the Etihad, and Covid affects several teams, meaning Brighton vs Spurs is off. All of the weekend's games previewed on The Dugout, the show featuring former top flight professionals.

Ant McGinley is joined by Southampton stalwart Franny Benali and Man City legend Paul Dickov, as they review the season so far, picking out the players and managers who have impressed, and giving a gentle nudge to those from whom they expected more. Plus, in light of recent events we get an amazing insight into what it's like for the players when the management changes. Sometimes you end up with divisions in the dressing room. And, as Paul reveals in an amazing story, sometimes you'd be surprised how many dressing rooms you actually need. All in this week's edition of The Dugout.

Another blistering performance from Manchester City. Fresh from our 5-1 win away at Club Brugge on Tuesday, City put another fine display to dismantle Brighton on Saturday 10 years to the day since our famous 6-1 win at Old Trafford. City ran out 4-1 winners at the AMEX thanks to goals from Ilkay Gundogan, Phil Foden, who scored twice, and Riyad Mahrez. Bernardo Silva was, again, absolutely magnificent – he ran further than anyone and was so dangerous with his movement, touch and passing – and Phil Foden, as I've said a few times on this podcast, is now entering the very top tier of players in world football. He is bona fide world class, he's a lifelong City fan and he's been at the club since he was at U9 level. It's the perfect story. It was also a day for refection. City fan Guido De Pauw, a member of the Blue Moon Belgium Supporters' Club, was attacked in Belgium on Tuesday after our win in Brugge. He has been in a coma ever since but is now in a stable condition. The players wore t-shirts to show our support and the travelling fans held aloft a banner. The whole club is rooting for you, Guido, our thoughts very much with you and your family. In our review of the victory today, we hear from Paul Dickov and Michael Brown, who were with us in the Matchday Live studio, as well as our manager, Pep Guardiola, and midfield maestro Ilkay Gundogan. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This is The Dugout, a new show for the season from Football Social Daily featuring former Premier League players. Niall McCaughan is joined by ex-Man City striker Paul Dickov and former Everton man Trevor Steven to preview the weekend's top flight action. Steve Bruce manages his 100th game as Newcastle usher in new owners, Ranieri starts life at Watford against Liverpool, and with Everton unbeaten at home, we ask what makes Goodison Park such a good ground?

Tuesday's Champions League Group A game in Paris didn't go to plan, with City suffering a 2-0 defeat to PSG. Idrissa Gueye fired the home side into the lead with a fine finish into the top corner, and Lionel Messi scored his first goal for PSG in the second half. But it was by no means one-way traffic. City created plenty and should have scored at least a couple of goals. The City players will be disappointed with the result, but there was plenty in our all-round performance to be pleased about. It was a thoroughly entertaining game between two of the favourites to win the competition. This was City's first Champions League group defeat since September 2018, when we lost 2-1 to Lyon. That was a run of 18 games unbeaten. After the game, we heard from Pep Guardiola, Ruben Dias and Bernardo Silva – and joining us in the Matchday Live studio were Nedum Onuoha and Paul Dickov. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Former Manchester City striker Paul Dickov and ex-Leicester City man Sean St Ledger join Niall McCaughan for this weeks edition of The Dugout, the show looking ahead to the weekend's Premier League games with players who have been there and done it. Chelsea v Spurs takes top billing, whilst Man Utd are looking for a reaction after European disappointment and Man City welcome Southampton with Pep Guardiola asking for 'the people' to turn up and watch.

Another home game, another 5-0 win. City were superb on Saturday, dominating Arsenal to secure a deserved three points. After the game we heard from Pep Guardiola and Ilkay Gundogan – and joining us in the Matchday Live studio were Paul Dickov and Shaun Goater. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Ahead of Saturday's Champions League final in Porto, we are bringing you daily episodes of the Man City Podcast. In today's instalment, we hear from Richard Dunne, Joleon Lescott and Paul Dickov. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

City are now eight points away from our third Premier League title in four seasons after a 2-1 win away at Aston Villa. Phil Foden and Rodri scored the goals, with City coming from behind after John McGinn’s early opener. Foden delivered a brilliant performance - the clear man of the match – and afterwards Pep Guardiola and Fernandinho discussed his rapid improvement. Meanwhile, Paul Dickov and Richard Dunne joined us ion the We’re Not Really Here studio to offer their insight. All that and more on the latest episode of the Man City Podcast. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

City made it 27 wins in 28 matches with a 2-1 victory at home to Borussia Dortmund in our Champions League quarter-final first leg. Kevin De Bruyne gave us the lead, only for Marco Reus to equalise late on. But with seconds left, Phil Foden bagged the winner, capping a man-of-the-match performance from the midfielder. In this episode of the Man City Podcast, we hear from Pep, Foden and De Bruyne - and Andy Morrison and Paul Dickov give us their thoughts on another fine win. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

It was one of the toughest games we've faced all season, but this City team know how to win. A hard-fought 2-0 victory at Goodison Park on Saturday sealed our place in the last four of the FA Cup for the third successive season. We had to wait patiently, but late goals from Ilkay Gundogan and Kevin De Bruyne won it for City. After the game we spoke to Pep Guardiola and our top scorer, Gundogan, as well as We're Not Really Here guests Richard Dunne and Paul Dickov. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Kelly Cates, Ian Dennis, Pat Nevin and Paul Dickov react to Manchester City's win against Borussia Mönchengladbach. It means Pep Guardiola's side cruise through to the Champions League quarter-finals. John Bennett also joins the pod to discuss Real Madrid's 3-1 (Aggregate 4-1) win over Atalanta. Plus you'll hear from Aaron Paul with the key stories from the Championship, League One and League Two. TOPICS 01:00 – Reaction to Manchester City’s win in the Champions League 16:00 – Pep Guardiola post-match 18:00 – Real Madrid v Atalanta reaction with John Bennett 20:00 – Short Chelsea preview 24:00 – EFL roundup with Aaron Paul

Manchester City scored 3 goals in the final 10 minutes to beat Wolves 4-1 at the Etihad. John Murray, Rob Green and Paul Dickov watched the match and join Kelly Cates to discuss the incredible 21-game winning run that has taken Pep Guardiola’s side 15 points clear at the top. The panel look ahead to Manchester United’s trip to Crystal Palace too. Mark Lawrenson joins the pod to reflect on the life of Liverpool and Scotland legend Ian St John who has died at the age of 82 after a long illness. Plus, Aaron Paul runs through all the talking points from the EFL, including Ipswich bringing in yet another manager named Paul. TOPICS: 00.30 - Story of the Game 02.45 - Riyad Mahrez interview. 06.00 - City’s 28 match unbeaten run 08.00 - Who starts the Derby? 10.30 - Pep Guardiola interview 15.40 - Manchester United’s form 19.40 - Remembering Ian St John 28.30 - EFL Roundup

City’s 2-0 win over Borussia Monchengladbach means we have set a new top-flight English record for consecutive away victories. This was our 12th successive win away from home in all competitions, moving us ahead of the previous record (also set by City between May and November 2017). We have now managed 19 consecutive victories in all competitions and are unbeaten in 26 games. Our record in the last 26 games reads: Won 23. Drawn 3. Lost 0. And in that period, we have scored 61 and conceded just seven. In this episode of the Man City Podcast, we look back on our win against Gladbach. We speak to Pep, Bernardo and Cancelo - and we hear the thoughts of Kevin Horlock and Paul Dickov. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Manchester City’s fine form continued recording a 1-0 win away at Arsenal to extend our unbeaten run to 25 games in all competitions. Shaun Goater and Paul Dickov look back at another 3 points in City's title challenge. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Here's another chance to hear my interview with Paul Dickov from season three.Paul's dad was delighted to pack his teenage son off to Arsenal to stop him getting into bother. Paul loved Gunners boss George Graham and flourished as a youth striker, but the wealth of talent at the club was stifling so he went to troubled Manchester City, who promptly sacked manager Alan Ball.Joe Royle had success despite inheriting 56 pros after a period of mismanagement, and Paul's famous equaliser in the 95th minute of a playoff final against Gillingham set up a return to the Championship. There's great stuff about that City era, including cult heroes Georgi Kinkladze and George Weah. Paul still adores Man City and its supporters and he is delighted to witness their recent successes. It is, he considers, a club that has kept its soul.Enjoy a genuine classic.Graham See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Man City defeated bottom of the table Sheffield Utd at the Etihad. Pep Guardiola and Gabriel Jesus react to the vital 3 points, and former City players Richard Dunne and Paul Dickov look at the performance and discuss the next game at Burnley on Wednesday. Presented by Rob Pollard and Natalie Pike See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Who was getting worried? League 2 Cheltenham put in an incredible performance to push City all the way in the FA Cup fourth round. Nedum Onuoha and Paul Dickov look at the game, and in particular Phil Foden, who again put in a display all City fans will be happy with.For more on Man City, visit www.mancity.com, Download the official Man City App, and watch the full game on City+ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Man City produce another steady display to overcome Brighton at the Etihad Stadium. Phil Foden is the clubs leading goal scorer this season after another match winning performance. Paul Dickov and Michael Brown analyse the action. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Shaun Goater and Paul Dickov look at another impressive display from Man City, with goals from Ilkay Gündogan and Ferran Torres securing the 3 points. Hear from our goal scorers plus manager, Pep Guardiola. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Man City produced another Carabao Cup masterclass, marching into the semi-finals following a comprehensive last-eight victory over Arsenal in North London. Goals from Gabriel Jesus, Riyad Mahrez, Phild Foden and Aymeric Laporte extended manager Pep Guardiola's incredible record in this competition. Hear from Pep, man of the match Riyad Mahrez - plus the We're Not Really Here panel: Joleon Lescott, Michael Brown and Paul Dickov. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

 Undr The Cosh and Friends Bonus Episode part 2 - Featuring 'The Beast' Adebayo Akinfenwa, Happy Mondays vocalist Rowetta, Browny's old gaffer Paul Dickov, England cricketing legend Michael Vaughan, and Coronation street Andrew Whyment

We're back with Part 2 of our epsiode with Paul Dickov! If you enjoyed the stories in the first part, you've heard nothing yet. This one us full of back-yard scraps, Christmas parties, £500 snowmen, and avoiding Joe Royle in Lanzarote... You won't want to miss this episode of 5 Pints In. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/5pintsin/support

Marko joins Callum to discuss life at Coventry, growing up in Slovakia, moving to England and working with managers such as Roberto Martinez, Paul Dickov and Darren Ferguson as well as current manager Mark Robins. His insight into what it's like being a goalkeeper is superb. Not to be missed!

Man City legend Paul Dickov joins us on this week's episode of 5 Pints In. Paul and Ian share some of their most memorable stories from their time together at Man City. There was so much to talk about we ended up splitting this episode into 2 parts. Part 2 will be out at our regular air time next week! The two cover everything from the famous Paul Dickov goal vs Gillingham at Wembley in 1999 to a bust-up in Dublin during a Christmas party. Dickov also recollects his time at Arsenal with Dennis Bergkamp, his managerial stints, and the goal against Blackburn in 2000 that secured Man City's return to the Premier League. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/5pintsin/support

Sane to Bayern? Declan Rice to Chelsea? Coutinho to Leicester or Chelsea? Forget about all that... Ian's "dad jokes" carry us through the newest episode of 5 Pints In! You'll also hear about Ian's nature excursions on the golf course. Connor gives Ian some rare compliments and we prepare for Paul Dickov coming on the next episode. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/5pintsin/support

This week the guys are joined by former Arsenal, Man City, Leicester City and Blackburn Rovers striker Paul Dickov. Topics include THAT famous goal against Gillingham, the impact Joe Royle had on Manchester City and beating Liverpool as manager of Oldham... Enjoy!✍️ Our partner The Athletic are giving IHTO viewers a FREE 7-day trial when you join through our exclusive link... ⚽️Claim yours here!

Laura Woods is joined by Paul Merson and Paul Dickov to discuss the Title Race, the top 4 challenge and the chaotic scenes at Elland Road over the weekend.

Geoff Shreeves is joined by Curtis Davies and Paul Dickov to dissect a busy night of Champions League and EFL action.

Geoff Shreeves is joined by Kevin Campbell and Paul Dickov as they discuss all the latest stories in the football world. Including the worrying times at Chelsea under Maurizio Sarri, Ander Herrera's impact for Manchester United, Mesut Ozil's future at Arsenal and a look ahead to Liverpool's trip to Old Trafford along with Chelsea and Manchester City's Carabao Cup final clash at Wembley.

Ian Cheeseman is joined by Paul Dickov and Natalie Pike to look ahead to City's midweek trip to Watford as we look at just who - if anyone - can match the City juggernaut Pep is steering towards another Premier League dream season See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Ian Cheeseman is joined by Paul Dickov and Natalie Pike to look ahead to City's midweek trip to Watford as we look at just who - if anyone - can match the City juggernaut Pep is steering towards another Premier League dream season See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Ian Cheeseman is joined by Paul Dickov as we cover the re-arranged fixture away at Spurs and THAT Wembley pitch.We speak to Birthday Boy David White.And Michal Brown is on the phone to help go over last nights massive 3 points See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Garry Cook is on the phone talking ton Ian Cheeseman and Paul Dickov in studio See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Nicola McCarthy talks to Paul Dickov about his career, Manchester City, Amazon's All or Nothing Manchester City documentary, life after football and the new Premier League season.

Our NYU SPS students are involved in activities surrounding Manchester City’s visit to the Metropolitan area including an interview with Paul Dickov. Also, Jack Harrison’s agent Remy Cherin provides the back-story of Harrison’s journey to the English Championship and a review of New York City FC’s recent road trip and the reasons why Dome Torrent was happy with the team but not with MLS after the loss in Seattle.

7/25/18 (S3-EP19) Sports Social with Ed Easton Jr featured a look into Canada sports and the Toronto Raptors with ATB News journalist Lala Keshishian. Manchester City FC legend Paul Dickov talks USA tour and their preseason matchup with Liverpool at Met Life Stadium. Tiger Woods shows signs of life with a strong performance at this year’s Open Championship.  • Guest Twitter Profile - @lalakesho (Lala Keshishian), @officialpdickov (Paul Dickov)  • Check out Keepingitrealsports.com and SportsSocialPod.com for more information • Follow @EdEastonJr on Twitter/Instagram

Sports Social with Ed Easton Jr featured a look into Canada sports and the Toronto Raptors with ATB News journalist Lala Keshishian. Manchester City FC legend Paul Dickov talks USA tour and their preseason matchup with Liverpool at Met Life Stadium. Tiger Woods shows signs of life with a strong performance at this year’s Open Championship. • Guest Twitter Profile - @lalakesho (Lala Keshishian), @officialpdickov (Paul Dickov) • Check out Keepingitrealsports.com and SportsSocialPod.com for more information• Follow @EdEastonJr on Twitter/Instagram 

Ian Cheeseman is with Paul Dickov and Franny Lee on the phone See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Ian and Paul Dickov are in the studio and joined by Paul Lake, Shaun Goater, Colin Hendry, Kevin Parker and David White to look back a See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

It's time for round two with Paul Dickov in the Big Interview. Finally, Manchester City fans, finally, you're going to hear about Maine Road, the playoff final, Oasis and what Paul finds most thrilling of this version of City.If you're not a Man City supporter, I think you'll be interested in a glimpse of a point in that club's history – not so long ago – when they were seconds away from another season in the third tier. If a certain Scottish striker doesn't score, Gwyneth Paltrow never meets John Hannah and perhaps Pep Guardiola never finds Phil Foden, either.Before you hear them, I also want to tell you what Paul is up to now. He's mentoring children in the schools run by the Laurus Trust, in the Manchester area.The Laurus Trust targets sporting as well as academic excellence and Paul talks to children and teachers, in groups and one-on-one, about managing sporting development, diet and nutrition and laying pathways that give the kids at these free schools the best possible chance of being all they can be. Find out more at laurustrust.co.ukEnjoy!Graham See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Here's part one of a two-part interview with Paul Dickov, a striker probably best known for his time at Manchester City.But today you're going to hear him talk about starting off at Arsenal and this is the part of his career I was most interested in.Paul will tell you the list of teams who wanted him as he approached his 16th birthday, and why his dad urged him to leave the family home in Livingston, Scotland and go to London.Then it's George Graham, Pat Rice, Tony Adams, Ian Wright. You're going to love these stories.Before you hear them, I also want to tell you what Paul is up to now. He's mentoring children in the schools run by the Laurus Trust, in the Manchester area.The Laurus Trust targets sporting as well as academic excellence and Paul talks to children and teachers, in groups and one-on-one, about managing sporting development, diet and nutrition and laying pathways that give the kids at these free schools the best possible chance of being all they can be. Find out more at laurustrust.co.ukEnjoy! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Paul Dickov and Ian Cheeseman go over City's first defeat of the season to Liverpool See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Paul Dickov in studio, as we speak to former City Director Chris Bird and former players Paul Walsh and Andy Morrision See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Paul Dickov in the studio with Ian Cheeseman and joined on the phone by Joe Royle, Shay Given and Bryan Gunn - who was at Wembley to see his son and City protege Angus potentially make his England debut See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We are also joined by Manchester music legend Mike Pickering to cover the 1-0 demolition of Chelsea! All things BLUE See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Bill Cody & Charlie Mattos get to talk some football...aka soccer with former Manchester City star Paul Dickov, recorded June 13th, 2017 at WSM radio in Nashville.  Paul was in town to preview the International Champions Cup match between Manchester City & Tottenham Hotspur at Nissan Stadium.  For more info check out www.internationalchampionscup.com Coffee, Country & Cody podcasts powered by NashvilleGuitarStore.com!

Massive game for City as they could go joint 2nd if they get a result against Spurs. United head to Stoke and we take a call from New Zealand! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In the third episode of the Fantasy Football Club podcast, Max and Merse share their Premier League predictions for the weekend, Gianfranco Zola and Paul Dickov give their #One2Elevens while Merse reveals all in a Twitter Q & A.

The Football League's first two managerial changes of the new season are the big talking points this week. After just one win from their opening six League One games, Doncaster Rovers have sacked boss Paul Dickov. We find out more about the decision from Liam Hoden, sports reporter at the Doncaster Free Press.

The last day of the season NEVER disappoints. We should know that by now. The boys are back to dissect a final afternoon packed full of late goals, drama and tension. Just a year after they were promoted from League One thanks to an injury-time goal, Doncaster Rovers have been relegated back to the third tier by an injury time goal. It was scored by Paul Caddis for Birmingham City at the Reebok Stadium, which earned the Blues a 2-2 draw at Bolton and kept them in the Championship at Donny's expense on goal difference. We speak to Liam Hoden, sports reporter at the Doncaster Free Press and South Yorkshire Times, about what relegation means for Rovers and their boss Paul Dickov.

I Don't Like Mondays talk about the hairline of Ray Wilkins, reminisce about a Paul Dickov goal at Highbury and chastise the cockney mafia.