Podcast appearances and mentions of peter beagrie

Our Gavin Henderson and Martin Wanless sat down last night to react to an emphatic Sunderland win over an extremely shite Wigan side - as well as to touch on our win over Blackburn on Boxing Day - and to try work out if we can somehow convince Man Utd that young Amad isn't all that great anyway…What's the crack? Why are the lads ignoring the fact their producer has a banging headache? Let's all laugh at Wigan and our wonderful old friend James McClean; Is Amad better than Peter Beagrie? That's a reference for your parents if you're under a certain age..How did the lads rate our performance overall? How good is this side? Some brilliant displays from lads like Michut, Ba and Trai Hume to give Mogga something to consider; How do we get Paddy Roberts and Amad on the pitch together more often? Was that Dan Neil's best game for us this season? Your three word reviews, an update on the SCSK fundraiser which ends tomorrow night as the clock strikes 12 (but don't let that stop you donating) and Gav does that thing where he predicts a promotion run; All this and much more! We'd like to wish every single one of you a very Happy New Year - enjoy it wherever you are - and we'll be back after our trip to Blackpool!Ha'way the Lads! #SAFC #EFLChampionship #EFL Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The English game suited Uwe Rösler, and in part two we hear about how he loved the spacious Maine Road pitch and how the home fans made him feel invincible.Paul Walsh was a great guy to be around and he was also the perfect partner up front. There was also Steve McMahon, Peter Beagrie, Niall Quinn, Nicky Summerbee, Nigel Clough, and, of course, Georgi Kinkladze – the maestro. If you made the run, he would find you with a pass.You'll hear about what it's like to score a brilliant goal in a Manchester derby at Old Trafford. There was also the agony of relegation, when City played out a draw against Liverpool, not realising that a point wouldn't be enough to save them.We chat about Pep Guardiola's Bayern and City revolutions, and we hear about Uwe's current managerial role at Fortuna Düsseldorf, where promotion to the Bundesliga is the target.Thanks, UweGrahamSubscribe to The Big Interview YouTube channel See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode of the Man City podcast, Rob is in conversation with Brian Horton, City manager between 1993-95. With Peter Reid sacked after just four games of the 1993-94 season, chairman Peter Swales approached Oxford and asked for permission to speak to Brian. He was installed as manager days later, becoming the last managerial appointment of the Swales era. But it was a turbulent period in the Club’s history, with City in a state of civil war as the Swales Out campaign gathered momentum. City’s chairman of 20 years was ousted in February 1994, just six months after Horton came in, replaced by former player Francis Lee. Horton kept City in his first season, with the arrivals of Paul Walsh, Uwe Rosler and Peter Beagrie vital, and the following campaign started superbly, with City managing big wins over Everton, West Ham and, most famously, a brilliant Spurs side, playing a vibrant, attacking brand of football. But that early promise subsided, giving way for a poor second half of the season, and Horton was sacked by Lee as the campaign came to an end. Here, Rob and Brian discuss his time at City, his pursuit of Luis Figo and the bitter nature of his sacking in the summer of 1995. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

It was the time when City went with wide players in Nicky Summerbee and Peter Beagrie - supplying Paul Walsh, Uwe Rosler and Niall Quinn. It was entertaining, but it was very inconsistent. David Mooney is joined by Jonathan Smith from Goal.com to remember City under Brian Horton.

Agenda subjects? Who am I Quiz https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard_Dunne Player reviews - defenders walker 8/10 stones 4/10 angelino -  laporte - 8/10 News- Kevin De Bruyne registered an interest when offered the chance to study online for the UEFA ‘A’ and ‘B’ coaching badges.Vincent Kompany’s transition to player-coach has been an influence in several Belgium players taking up the chance to study for their badges. Report: #ManCity remain interested in Fabian Ruiz. Benjamin Garre's agent: “City were offering a new contract but couldn’t guarantee playing time, which is what we were looking for. Manchester is a beautiful club, but it’s very demanding and has millions of dollars worth of players in the bank. Juventus manager, Maurizio Sarri is ‘in love’ with Gabriel Jesus. The Serie A side’s chief football officer, Fabio Paratici, is ‘mad for’ the Brazilian striker, although he is currently an ‘untouchable’ at Manchester City. Manchester City have no intentions of selling Riyad Mahrez and will reject any approach from PSG this summer. // City are planning to have him as a key part of the squad next season, and Mahrez is open to extending his contract and negotiating fresh terms. Manchester City, Man United and Barcelona are interested in Villarreal centre-back, Pau Torres (23). https://www.transfermarkt.co.uk/pau-torres/profil/spieler/399776 Both English sides have contacted Torres’ entourage and could try to buy him in the summer, with the player protected by a €50m release clause. pep donation Raheen sterling comment On this day Today in 1994 – Peter Beagrie signed for MCFC from Everton. With his trademark somersaulting goal celebrations Beagrie scored 5 goals in 58 (plus 7 as substitute) appearances, but his contribution to the exciting style of play enjoyed under Brian Horton. Horton was getting in quality players that could play attractive football, most thought Paul Walsh was to old, but Walsh and Rosler had a great understanding yesterday in 1895 – Manchester City beat Lincoln City 11-3 – City's highest number of goals scored in a League game. MCFC match stats here: bluemoon-mcfc.co.uk/History/Matche… Quiz?  How many league appearances did  bert trautmann make?  508 dan 340 steve 312 dave 3621 What was the exact time to the second Micah Richards scored his first City goal against Villa?  93:49 dan 93 dave 94:12 steve 93:47 1 How many yards did yaya Toure run with the ball before scoring against villa in the 4-0 victory in the 13/14 season? 88  dan 92 steve 85 2 dave 93 How many goals did Citys previous all time top scorer Eric book score?  177. steve 165 dave 176 dan 177 1 Manchester City have the second highest attendance in English football. What was the attendance? 84,569 dave 84153 dan 84154 2  steve 88203

The rumours are true! To celebrate another season of the Football Ramble coming to a close, we’re digging deep into the archives at Ramble HQ to bring you ten Best Of episodes, featuring some vintage Ramble moments. It’ll keep you going over summer before we return with new shows in July, and daily episodes from 5th August.First up: 2009/10, featuring some early Ramble classics. Ever wondered what Yang Changpeng is up to? Or how Peter Beagrie ended up putting a motorbike through a plate glass window? Or what happens when a teacher plays the Ramble to their Scottish classroom? Well here are your answers.Many thanks to infamous YouTuber Linford Grimes for their inspiration and help in compiling old content. We salute you.Search ‘Football Ramble’ on social media to find us, and email us here: show@thefootballramble.com***Please take the time to rate and review us on Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your pods. It means a great deal to the show and will make it easier for other potential listeners to find us. Thanks!*** See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Burton Albion manager Nigel Clough talks to EFL Weekly about the Brewers’ first ever season in the Championship and how they’re looking to survive come May, plus, why he decided to turn down the Nottingham Forest job. Millwall boss Neil Harris previews the huge FA Cup quarter-final clash with Tottenham as the Lions look to cause another upset in the cup and book a place at Wembley. Ipswich Town defender Steven Taylor is the latest to take on “10 to Tackle” and he reveals his teammates have been quick to mention that embarrassing handball (and acting) in the Premier League. Stevenage midfielder Jobi McAnuff talks about their charge towards the play-offs in Sky Bet League Two. Sky Sports EFL expert Peter Beagrie assesses the promotion races in the Football League. Plus, Dale Tempest brings you some tips for your weekend accumulator.

After losing top scorer Scott Hogan in the final few hours of transfer deadline day, Brentford head coach Dean Smith reflects on life after the striker and an impressive win over the club who snatched the player away from West London, Aston Villa. There’s a review of all the transfer window activity with Sky Sports EFL analyst Peter Beagrie, including his thoughts on Jordan Rhodes’ move to Sheffield Wednesday. Barnsley winger Adam Hammill takes on “10 to Tackle” where he reveals why Angus MacDonald's nickname at the club is “goose”. Coventry manager Russell Slade discusses the difficulties of managing the club while the fans and board are at war. Plus, Dale Tempest brings you some tips for your weekend accumulator.

Huddersfield manager David Wagner speaks to EFL Weekly about leading the promotion charge in the Championship and how he's trying to improve the club's identity. Norwich City captain Russell Martin takes on "10 to Tackle" and talks acting, singing and dancing. Sky Sports EFL expert Peter Beagrie reflects on the managerial changes in the Championship. Rochdale manager Keith Hill speaks about being the country’s form side and Coventry's Marvin Sordell talks about how difficult it was to find a club after being out of contract in the summer. Plus, Sky Bet's Dale Tempest brings you some tips for your weekend accumulator.

Huddersfield have been the early pace setters in the Championship so EFL Weekly spoke to captain Mark Hudson to find out their secrets to success. Sky Sports Football League expert Peter Beagrie runs the rule over all the biggest transfers. Newcastle midfielder Isaac Hayden takes on "10 to Tackle" and reveals who his least intelligent teammate is. Sheffield United boss Chris Wilder reflects on the transfer window and the relief of securing their first league win. Plus, Dale Tempest from Sky Bet brings you some tips for your weekend accumulator.

Burnley and Wales striker Sam Vokes tells the FL72 Podcast that despite a major international tournament on the horizon his focus is fully on securing Premier League football for the Clarets. Brighton's Liam Rosenior explains that he'd like nothing more than his old club Hull getting promoted alongside the Seagulls and Conor Coady takes on "10 to Tackle". Wigan chairman David Sharpe reflects on a year in charge and highlights what he's changed at the club. Plus, Sky Sports Football League expert Peter Beagrie outlines which managers have impressed him so far this season.

After a stressful January transfer window Brentford manager Dean Smith reflects on the joy of keeping hold of "chocolate Alan Judge". Hull's Robert Snodgrass talks about his return to fitness and the first-team at the opportune time to aid their promotion bid and Peter Beagrie gives his thoughts on the biggest movements in the window. Plus, Burnley's Andre Gray takes on "10 to Tackle".

Jonathan Oakes speaks to Ipswich Town manager Mick McCarthy about an impressive run of form which has seen the Tractor Boys in to the play-offs. John Still reveals why he went back to Dagenham and Redbridge, a job he likens to an old pair of slippers and new Chesterfield manager Danny Wilson tries to explain the 7-1 win in his second game in charge. Plus, Peter Beagrie runs the rule over the Sky Bet Championship promotion race and there's a 212/1 accumulator tip from Dale Tempest.

Jonathan Oakes speaks to Preston manager Simon Grayson, Oxford United boss Michael Appleton and also Sky pundits David Prutton and Peter Beagrie to preview the new Football League season. There's also some tips for your accumulator from Sky Bet's Dale Tempest.

The Ramblers discuss the recent Chelsea transfer ban, Sol Campbell's World Cup chances are weighed up, Pete puts forward the notion to play David Beckham at full back, an African legend is inducted into the Dean Windass Hall of Fame and we find out why Diego Maradona was allegedly given a fake penis. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.