Podcasts about Pompey

Reaction to Pompey's Boxing Day stalemate with Queens Park Rangers delivered by Jake Smith, Kevin Stokes and Mark Coates. Then, with the help of Charlton Athletic supporter Tom Arch, the team look ahead to Monday night's meeting with The Addicks at Fratton Park, Portsmouth's final match of 2025.

Kevin Cooney is stepping in for Dei Lynam this evening to preview the upcoming matchup between the Nets and the 76ers. He highlights a health issue affecting the Sixers, noting that Quentin Grimes, Dominick Barlow, and VJ Edgecombe have all been sidelined due to illness. Following this update, Kevin shifts his focus to analyzing the game itself.Joining the discussion is Keith Pompey, who examines the implications of the illness on Nick Nurse's coaching strategy for the game. Pompey points out that facing a less formidable opponent may mitigate the impact of these health concerns. He also comments on Paul George's resurgence, observing that he appears to be reinvigorated and is adapting well to his role within the team.In the segment "Around the NBA," Kevin shares various storylines emerging across the league. As the show wraps up, he expresses optimism that Jared McCain could have a standout performance, given his position in the starting lineup.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Portsmouth's Boxing Day clash with Queens Park Rangers at Fratton Park is previewed by Jake Smith, Joe Wood and Clive Whittingham. The panel begin by reflecting on Saturday's 1-1 draw with Derby County at Pride Park and then Chair of Trustees for the Pompey History Society, Colin Farmery comes on to talk about the £25,000 target that has recently been reached to acquire Peter Harris' title-winning medals.

Jake Smith calls upon Tom Malley and Chris Parsons to help preview Saturday's Championship match between Derby County and Portsmouth at Pride Park. Blues head coach John Mousinho also features, as does Kirsty Roxanne's latest opposition piece. Nicolas Schmid's contract extension and reports linking Spurs loanee Yang Min-hyeok to a permanent move to Real Madrid are discussed too.

Pompey are finally back to winning ways! Hugh, Andy, and Freddie break down a massive victory over Blackburn that lifts the Blues out of the relegation zone.

Highlights from the rest of the English Football League.   Coventry City are in full control of the Championship with Boro in second and the rest of the league far behind. Pompey made their way out of the drop with Oxford falling into the dubious spot. Lg 1 is filled with former Championship clubs, with Cardiff leading the league. Accy get themselves a little more space for safety with a win and Walsall is hanging on to their top spot but for how long?   For Premier League action, we cover EVERY match www.Dufootballshow.com Grab a drink and enjoy! Support the bar tab and get extra content: https://www.patreon.com/dufootballshow   Facebook @DUfootballshow Instagram @DUfootballshow Twitter @DUfootballshow YouTube @DUfootballshow

Pompey's comeback victory over Blackburn Rovers at Fratton Park is analysed by Jake Smith, David Howes and Brendan Tuttiett. The panel also discuss Márk Kosznovszky's influence off the bench, the latest regarding Regan Poole's recovery and Sunday's FA Cup Third Round defeat for the Portsmouth Women at Bristol City.

Finally the stormy weather subsides and field sports return. In football, title chasing Petersfield the Rams travel to Andover needing to keep the pressure up on Stoneham as both teams forge ahead of the pack in search of league glory. https://www.petersfieldtownfc.co.uk/ . Liss Athletic aren't afraid of a tough challenge in fact, they thrive on it. No bigger challenge exists than top of the table Crofton Saints in their back yard. https://www.pitchero.com/clubs/lissathletic . Pompey are now embroiled in a relegation battle and must pick up points from teams also in the same fight. This Saturday they hosted Blackburn Rovers. Also in the football we hear from Ben Bentley, the man charged with all the exciting development projects over at Love Lane and Penns Place. Petersfield rugby club have accepted the challenge of proving they can mix it with the best sides in Regional 2 South league. All that needs doing now is to show it. On Saturday they accepted visitors Winchester who started their own league campaign with 10 wins from 10. https://www.petersfieldrfc.club/ . In the Hockey, the mens 1st side have started to impress recently and it's starting to pay off into results and points. Gillingham come to Bedales in the hope of halting their progress and the womens side take on Aldershot. https://www.petersfieldhockeyclub.com/ . All 6 sides from the Petersfield table tennis club took to the tables last week, we have all the results here. https://www.petersfieldttclub.org.uk/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Keeping in tradition with years past, we end this year with a special episode with our long time friend and regular guest, Rob Piggott. Rob and his team bring the coastal marathon to our doorstep each year, including the half, the 50k and the Saturday santa runs too. Of course, there are a whole lot of different events during the year too which we chat about too, but this one is all about what's happening at this years race, coming up in just a week. So ready your sleights, festive costumes, and favourite Hokas for this years event happening this coming weekend. Time to lace up once again for the best Christmas running weekend in the UK. Thank you for supporting the show as always. Sending lots of Christmas love from both of us - Dave & Daniel x

A full review of the Blues' midweek defeat to Swansea City with Jake Smith and Danny Thompson. Then, with the help of rival supporter James Marsh, the duo look ahead to Saturday's clash with Blackburn Rovers at Fratton Park. Kirsty Roxanne's pre-match interview with John Mousinho also features, as does Jake's latest chat with Pompey Women head coach Jay Sadler, who previews Sunday's trip to Bristol City in The FA Cup.

Benjamin Bloom discusses EFL Championship Round 20 (so far...) #EFLChampionship CHAPTERS 0:00 - Intro 0:57- Preston 1-1 Coventry, Charlton 1-2 Boro, QPR 2-1 Birmnigham, Southampton 3-2 WBA 19:27 - Watford 1-1 Sheff Wed, Sheff Utd 1-1 Norwich, Swansea 1-0 Pompey, Blackburn 1-1 Oxford 35:22 - Outro

In the company of Kevin Stokes, Jake Smith talks all things Portsmouth Football Club, including Saturday's abandoned Championship match at The Valley and the Blues' next fixture against Swansea City. John Mousinho's pre-match interview also features alongside the post-match thoughts of Hannah Coan and Jay Sadler following Pompey Women's 1-1 draw with WSL 2 leaders Charlton Athletic at Westleigh Park on Sunday.

Jake Smith, Alex Fletcher and Tash Everitt look ahead to the weekend's Championship meeting between Charlton Athletic and Portsmouth at The Valley. Kirsty Roxanne's latest opposition feature and David Howes' pre-match interview with Blues head coach John Mousinho are also included and there's talk regarding Pompey Women's next WSL 2 match at Westleigh Park.

Hugh, Andy, and Freddie are back with two special guests later in the show! The lads kick things off by breaking down Pompey's ongoing struggles, including: • ⚽ Poor defending from set pieces • ❌ Lack of goals and what to do with Colby Bishop •

Highlights from the rest of the English Football League. Pompey now find themselves in the drop as Da Blades jumped them in the Championship. Millwall also jumped Stoke into 3rd place as Coventry stays at the top. Reading is finding some safety in Lg 1, and all of the top 6 are within mere points of each other. Accy continues their run of good form and Grimsby with their run of bad form in Lg 2. The guys check in on the National League and a club they have an affinity for. For Premier League action, we cover EVERY match   www.Dufootballshow.com Facebook @DUfootballshow Instagram @DUfootballshow Twitch @DUfootballshow Kick @DUfootballshow TikTok @DUfootballshow YouTube @DUfootballshow

After a rare perfect week claiming 9 of 9 points, we review a dominant derby day victory away at the pigs, another 3-0 win over Pompey, and United's 2-3 win over Leicester City. Stoke preview on the back half of the pod. Red Half of SheffieldTwitter/x - @redsheffieldBlueSky - @redsheffieldFacebook - @redhalfofsheffieldYoutube- @redhalfofsheffieldNoah SnyderTwitter/x and BlueSky- @nessman930Insta - @sunpuckChad JarvisTwitter/x/Insta - @Cjarvis_13 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Balanced debate and discussion with Jake Smith, Mark Coates and Graham Butterworth, who collectively provide reaction to Pompey's most recent defeat to Bristol City at Fratton Park. Andy Moon's post-match interview with Portsmouth head coach John Mousinho also features on the show and there's the return of the monthly ‘Around The World' feature, showcasing the biggest football stories from across the globe in November!

Andy and Freddie dissect the latest Pompey action including: - Three points at home against Millwall - Terry Devlin channelling his inner Luis Suarez against Sheffield United - The defeat to Sheffield United including the damning statistics behind Pompey's set-piece defensive woes - Updates from Rich Hughes and Michael Eisner - A look ahead to Bristol City and potential reunions with Cam Pring and Ross McCrorie.

The Blues' midweek defeat to Sheffield United at Bramall Lane is picked apart by Jake Smith, Tom Malley and Joe Wood. Then, with the help of Robins fan Dave Featherstone, the panel look ahead to Saturday's lunchtime clash with Bristol City at Fratton Park. Kirsty Roxanne's pre-match interview with Pompey head coach John Mousinho also features.

Nick reports live from Bramall Lane following Wednesday night's emphatic win over Portsmouth. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Oli rates the Blades players out of 10 for their performances against Portsmouth. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Highlights from the rest of the English Football League. Da Blades won the Steel City Derby but still sit in the drop of the championship. Pompey and Southampton get nice wins as Nathan Jones is sung a lovely tune. The top of League 1 has 6 clubs separated by 2 points, with Cardiff currently holding the top spot. Accy finally get some breathing room in League 2 in the fight for survival while Grimsby Town is starting to slip down the table. For Premier League action, we cover EVERY match www.Dufootballshow.com   Facebook @DUfootballshow Instagram @DUfootballshow Twitch @DUfootballshow Kick @DUfootballshow TikTok @DUfootballshow YouTube @DUfootballshow

Oli looks ahead to Sheffield United's home fixture against Portsmouth. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Kevin Stokes accompanies host Jake Smith in the studio to help reflect on the Blues' 3-1 Championship victory over Millwall at Fratton Park. There's also a review of the Pompey Women's League Cup win over West Ham United before, with assistance from Blades fan Josh Chapman, the panel then look ahead to Wednesday night's encounter with Sheffield United at Bramall Lane.

The boys are back to discuss a frustrating trip to Fratton Park as Millwall fall 3-1 to Portsmouth. In this episode, we break down exactly where it went wrong for The Lions and why the "Jekyll and Hyde" performances continue to haunt our playoff push. We discuss: • The defensive errors that gifted Pompey the lead. • Joe Bryan's controversial red card – was it the turning point? • Reaction to Alex Neil,s post-match comments. • Are the playoffs still a realistic target? Make sure to subscribe and leave a review if you back the Lions!

Benjamin Bloom discusses EFL Championship Round 16  CHAPTERS 0:00 - Intro 1:25 - Coventry 3-2 WBA, Oxford 1-1 Boro, Leicester 2-1 Stoke, Bristol C 3-0 Swansea 17:25 - Preston 1-2 Blackburn, QPR 3-2 Hull, Portsmouth 3-1 Millwall, Ipswich 0-0 Wrexham 30:37 - Birmingham 4-1 Norwich, Derby 2-3 Watford, Charlton 1-5 Southampton, Sheff Wed vs Sheff Utd 46:06 - Outro #EFLChampionship #CoventryCity #PromotionRace #FootballHighlights #BirminghamCity #SouthamptonFC #QPR #PortsmouthFC #RelegationBattle #Championship #EFL #MatchdayReview #SkyBlues

Join us for our live preview as the Lions hit the road! This week, Millwall travels to Fratton Park to take on Portsmouth in the EFL Championship on Saturday at 3:00 PM GMT. Key Discussion Points: Form Guide Check: Sixth-placed Millwall is looking to maintain their spot in the table against a Portsmouth side desperate to end their six-match winless streak. Team News & Lineups: We discuss the predicted lineups, key injuries, and suspensions ahead of the clash . Head-to-Head: Portsmouth will be motivated to "turn the tables" after Millwall secured a 2-1 win in their last meeting. Prediction: Our panel gives their final score predictions and key players to watch as Millwall chases three crucial points. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Jake Smith is joined by Joe Wood and Chris Chapman to look ahead to the return of Pompey's men from the latest international break. Saturday's Championship clash with Millwall at Fratton Park is previewed by the panel and there are also pre-match interviews with defender Regan Poole and coach John Mousinho, sourced earlier in the week by David Howes.

After the international break, it's back to business for Pompey! Hugh, Andy, and Freddie are back to discuss all things Pompey from returning players to tactical tweaks. The lads welcome Micky from That Millwall Podcast to preview Saturday's clash at Fratton Park. In This Episode: • ⚽ Can the returning trio — Callum Lang, Adrian Segecic, and Nico Schmid — spark a turnaround in Pompey's form? •

Reacting to Pompey's WSL 2 defeat at Birmingham City on Sunday, Jake Smith is joined alongside Kirsty Roxanne and Charlie Sinclair, who were also at the match at St Andrew's. There's also a replay of the latest episode of ‘Past Chimes' with Richard Atkins-Greig and the Pompey History Society, on which the life of former Blues player, manager, director and vice-chairman Bob Blyth is remembered with input from author Mick Comben and Bob's great grandson, Andrew Hind.

In this episode, Hugh and Freddie break down a frustrating week for Pompey, reflecting on the lacklustre draw against Wrexham and the disappointing defeat to Hull. The lads dig into what's going wrong, assessing whether the issues stem from recruitment, overall squad quality, or the growing list of injuries. They also share their early thoughts on the upcoming transfer window and what needs to happen next for the team to get back on track.

Portsmouth's next WSL 2 fixture away at Birmingham City is previewed by Jake Smith with the help of broadcast journalist Dean Adams and head coach Jay Sadler. Thursday night's victory for England over Serbia at Wembley is also reviewed by the panel, who guide you through the final international break of 2025 with debate, opinion and listener interaction.

Alongside guests Mark Coates and Graham Butterworth in the studio, Jake Smith goes over the Blues' 3-2 defeat away at Hull City. The post-match thoughts of John Mousinho from the MKM Stadium also feature before the panel move on to discuss another dramatic WSL 2 victory for the Pompey Women.

The EFL's most chaotic side this season once again had another goalfest, with Joffy doing his best Dennis Bergkamp impression to get City the victory in a five goal thriller with Pompey. The Gang discuss the topsy-turvy game, pretend the loss to Derby didn't happen, and look ahead to an international break while looking back on a first third of the season that ends with City in the Championship Play Offs. Also, Will gives his opinion on Bob Dylan's Blonde on Blonde for some reason. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Jake Smith and Brendan Tuttiett review Wednesday night's goalless draw between Portsmouth and Wrexham at Fratton Park. Hull City supporter Joe Collins also joins in with the conversation to help the panel look ahead to Saturday's Championship clash with the Blues at the MKM Stadium. David Howes' pre-match interview with Johnny Mousinho also features.

Rhys and Tim are joined by a Fratton Park-loitering Andy to briefly dissect Wrexham's goalless draw at Portsmouth. The trio also look ahead to Saturday's visit of Charlton Athletic and wonder if history will repeat itself with the memorable win at the 'circus' echoing in their minds.#wrexhamafc​​ #ryanreynolds​​ #robmcelhenney​ #robmac​ #pompey #championship​​ #portsmouthfc​ #charltonathletic #cafc #addicks #wrexhamafc​ #wrexham​ #championship​ #wrexhamfc​ #wxmafc​ #wxm​ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hugh, Andy and Freddie dive into the game and discuss when Pompey last looked so aimless. The lads break down what's going on with the team in a bit of group therapy. Nathan from RobRyanRed Wrexham AFC Podcast (@RobRyanRed) joins the show to preview everything you need to know about the game on Wednesday night. Finally, we preview the game away at Hull. 5:03 - Birmingham review and review what's caused such a lacklustre performance. Can the team turn it around and how? 38:35 - Wrexham preview with Nathan from RobRyanRed Wrexham AFC Podcast 01:15:38 - Hull City preview

Assisted by Ian Chiverton, Jake Smith reviews Portsmouth's 4-0 Championship defeat away at Birmingham City. They then discuss Pompey's dramatic WSL 2 victory over Crystal Palace at Westleigh Park before being joined by Tomi Caws, host of ‘This Week in Wrexham' on the Men In Blazers network, to look ahead to Wednesday night's clash involving the Blues and The Red Dragons at Fratton Park.

A week of Midlands opposition lands Pompey an away point. Mark from the The Tilton Talk Show (@tiltontalkshow) podcast chats to Freddie about the upcoming fixture at St Andrews. Both sides are currently out of form and will be looking to turn their fortunes around. We dive deep into the summer transfer window, style of play, and how Pompey can counteract Birmingham City.

A week of Midlands opposition lands Pompey an away point. Mark from the The Tilton Talk Show (@tiltontalkshow) podcast chats to Freddie about the upcoming fixture at St Andrews. Both sides are currently out of form and will be looking to turn their fortunes around. We dive deep into the summer transfer window, style of play, and how Pompey can counteract Birmingham City.

Pompey's next Championship outing away at Birmingham City is previewed by Jake Smith, Joe Wood and Mark Coates. Opposition supporter Paul Delves also provides his thoughts ahead of the game at St Andrew's after David Howes' pre-match interviews with captain Marlon Pack and head coach John Mousinho.

A week of Midlands opposition lands Pompey an away point. Hugh, Andy, and Freddie review the game against Leicester and the rise of Yang. The lads then dive into the game against potentially the Championship's best team in Coventry. Dan from Every Step Along the Way Podcast (@EveryStepAlong) joins the show to give you the lowdown on everything you need to know about the early kickoff vs Stoke.

The Oligarchic Motives Behind the "No Kings" Protest. Gaius and Germanicus, speaking from Londinium, discuss the contemporary "No Kings" protest occurring across the American Empire, noting the young people involved are protesting the outcome and subsequent actions taken following the 2024 democratic vote. While Gaius sees the protest as amateurish, Germanicus finds it rooted in deep ignorance. Germanicus emphasizes that kingship is profoundly alien to both the Roman experience (which was founded on the overthrow of kings) and the American experience, pointing out that even a Roman emperor would never call himself a king. The true American Revolution was a rebellion against Parliament, not King George III. The element that is truly sinister, however, is not the youthful protestors but the oligarchy that created the enterprise. This elite class, which feels entitled to rule and controls the ruling institutions, is threatened by the rise of "big men" (like Crassus or Pompey) supported by populism. The "No Kings" metaphor is an absurd and ahistorical tactic used by the threatened oligarchy to quash this popular movement. The hosts then turn to debating the necessity of moving the American Empire's capital, as DC's usefulness is outworn. 1582 OTHO

Revenge Lawfare, Roman Precedents, and the Threat of Civil Conflict The Friends of History Debating Society discusses "lawfare," described as a simple, high-stakes political conflict where failure to "kill the king" results in logical retaliation. The conversation centers on the American "emperor" (Mr. Trump), who, following attacks during his interregnum, launched "revenge lawfare" upon re-election. The effectiveness of this lawfare is evidenced by the pervasive anxiety resulting from indictments. Recent targets included the Attorney General of New York and the former director of the FBI. This practice is viewed by supporters of Mr. Trump as condign and appropriate punishment following a perceived miscarriage of justice. The speakers fear that escalating cycles of political warfare, particularly if institutionalized by successive administrations, could lead to civil war, a situation Rome experienced repeatedly with figures like Sulla, Pompey, and Caesar. A cautionary example is given of Emperor Titus, the son of Vespasian, who promoted stability by ending the practice of treating slander and libel as treason. Germanicus(Michael Vlahos) and Gaius (John Batchelor) conclude by noting the need to address lawbreaking, but caution against institutionalizing punishment for standard civic discourse. 1880 SULLA SACKS ROMW (82 BCE)

      Roman Revisionism and the Crisis of the American Republic Gaius and Germanicus discuss the 21st-century revisionism of Rome, which they find entertaining, noting that it presents figures like Domitian as successful and Nero as misunderstood. They counter the revisionist view that the Roman Republic was vital by asserting that Rome was perpetually embroiled in civil war until the ultimate resolution by an emperor. This leads to the central question of whether the American Republic is in a late stage heading toward an emperor. They debate whether political strife signals societal vitality or decadence, noting that while conflict in U.S. history was sometimes resolved by figures like Franklin Delano Roosevelt or McKinley, the late Roman Republic required the intervention of "big men" like the triumvirates (Pompey and Caesar). The speakers suggest the current American political structure and unsustainable economic inequality may require a major adjustment, echoing the Roman path. They conclude by heading off to make a sacrifice to the great god Augustus. 1876 NERO AND TORCHES FOR CHRISTIANS

Welcome to Episode 336 of the Total Saints Podcast – your home for all things Southampton Football Club!Plenty to cover this week:Swansea City Preview – Saints return from the international break to host Swansea at St Mary's. With both sides level on points, can Will Still's men finally find consistency? We're joined by Luke Davies from the Swans Cast Podcast to size up the opposition.Ross Stewart Injury Update – Just when it looked like his Saints career was getting started, another setback rules him out for “months rather than weeks.” What does that mean for the season ahead?Saints Women on Fire – Two wins over Pompey in one week, including a comeback 5–2 victory at Fratton Park. We look at Simon Parker's side's rise to third in the league and what's clicking this season.Links & Support

LONDINIUM CHRONICLES: GAIUS & GERMANICUS PHILOSOPHIZE Summary of Audio Part 1 Gaius and Germanicus, reflecting on 21st-century events from Londinium, compare the American "princeps" (emperor) issuing ultimatums against "gangsters" in places like Gaza and Caracas to the Roman precedent of figures like Pompey suppressing the Cilician pirates, noting that emperors do not negotiate. Germanicus suggests the current US administration's approach of reducing direct administrative control over allies while maintaining titular supremacy is reminiscent of how the Roman Emperor in Constantinople dealt with emerging barbarian kingdoms by bestowing Roman titles like Consul and Patrician. They debate whether Europe's recent emergency meeting in Copenhagen regarding a "drone wall" signifies European independence or a success of the US princeps' policy of creative retrenchment, criticizing the arbitrary basis of 20th-century alliances like NATO and the discredited domino theory.

The Ides of April: The Assassination of Julius Caesar (Part I) The Ides of April is back—and now it's a weekly series of new stories from across history, narrated by Branden Morganof The Devil Within. In this two-part debut story, we return to the Roman Republic at its breaking point. Part I covers the first three chapters of Julius Caesar's dramatic rise and bloody fall:     •    The Rise of Caesar — From military genius to dictator-for-life, how Caesar unbalanced the Republic.     •    The Conspiracy Forms — Brutus, Cassius, and their allies wrestle with loyalty, power, and the fate of Rome.     •    The Ides of March — A day of omens fulfilled, as knives are drawn in Pompey's Theater. This is where the Republic gasped its last breath, and the Empire began to stir. Follow & Connect     •    Follow us on Instagram: @idesofaprilpod (https://instagram.com/idesofaprilpod).     •    For press & inquiries: info@eviocreative.com.     •    Don't forget to rate, review, and follow The Ides of April wherever you get your podcasts.     •    And check out more shows from Evio Creative, including The Devil Within. Take the online quiz and introduce Ollie to your pet. Visit ⁠https://www.ollie.com/ides⁠ for 60% off your first box of meals! #ToKnowThemIsToLoveThem Use code IDES at www.monarchmoney.com in your browser for half off your first year. That's 50% off your first year at www.monarchmoney.com with code IDES.

#LONDINIUM90AD: Gaius & Germanicus debate the cycle of Optimates and Populares. Michael Vlahos. Friends of History Debating Society. @Michalis_Vlahos Headline: Roman Political Factions: The Eternal Cycle of Elite vs. Popular Power In 90 AD Londinium, Gaius and Germanicus examine the recurring political struggle between the Optimates(aristocratic party) and Populares (popular party) that defined late Republican Rome. Michael Vlahos of the Friends of History Debating Society moderates this discussion of Rome's fundamental political divide. The Optimates, representing senatorial privilege and traditional governance, consistently clashed with the Populares, who appealed directly to citizens and plebeian assemblies. This cycle saw figures like Sulla and Cato defending aristocratic interests against populist leaders like Marius, Pompey, and Caesar. The debate explores how this factional warfare ultimately destroyed the Roman Republic, leading to imperial autocracy. The discussion examines whether such political polarization represents an inevitable cycle in republican governments, questioning if elite-populist tensions doom democratic institutions to cyclical breakdown and authoritarian resolution. 1783 ABDICATION OF SULLA