Podcast appearances and mentions of Robert Snodgrass

Rob Butler and Chris Reeve are joined by former Canaries winger Robert Snodgrass

Ahead of Manchester United's crucial trip to Fulham, which is live and Exclusive on talkSPORT, Erik Ten Hag came out in a defiant mood in his press conference with the pressure firmly mounting on his future. Former Premier League winger Robert Snodgrass joined Gabby Agbonlahor and Alan Brazil on Breakfast, whilst Peterborough chairman Darragh MacAnthony was alongside Sam Matterface and Simon Jordan and they both had their say on the Ten Hag situation. Elsewhere, we preview Manchester's City against Bournemouth live and exclusive on talkSPORT 2 and Arsenal's trip to Newcastle as they look to bounce back following their cup exit to West Ham. We hear from Wolves boss Gary O'Neil who did not hold back on Var and refereeing, following the news that saw Anthony Taylor demoted to the Championship for this weekend's round of fixtures after the controversial penalty incident that went against them last weekend in the 2-2 draw at Molineux to Newcastle.Also, Leeds beat Leicester 1-0 at the King Power Stadium last night in the Championship to strengthen their position in the play off picture and talkSPORT 2 brought you all the action. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Today's Big Interview Bitesize is from Robert Snodgrass, who relates how he prank called Sheffield United's Nick Montgomery, telling him that his dream of pulling on the dark blue of Scotland had come true.Listen to the original full episodes:Robert Snodgrass: A Streetwise Education - The Big Interview with Graham Hunter | AcastRobert Snodgrass: Prank Calls and Killer Balls - The Big Interview with Graham Hunter | Acast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Here's another chance to hear my interview with Robert Snodgrass from season five.The irrepressible winger – now of Hearts – plied his trade at West Ham back then, and we hear how a tough Glasgow upbringing grounded him for when his big chances came at Livingston and then Leeds. Robert dips into his trove of masterly prank phone calls, and there's an amazing soliloquy on how to make the absolute best of yourself as a footballer and a man.Subscribe to The Big Interview YouTube channel Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week the boys look back at a fixture we never had a chance in, yet left embarrassed from. Robert Snodgrass signs, all the latest news, in-depth pie chat and a look at all player contracts running out at the end of this season. Jambo's Kickback kicks off the look ahead to the first European jolly of the season in Riga on Thursday and it's safe to say the forum doesn't think we have a hope in hell. Buy or Sell also looks ahead to the big European tie on Thursday. Editorial Note: Did you know that usually, all podcasts appear first on our Patreon page? We need you to help save The 4th Official! Due to the unprecedented situation as a result of the COVID 19 pandemic, the digital media space has been completely devastated. There has been a massive shortfall in revenue (even while viewership is up) as we scramble how to make sure that we go on with our daily job. We are proud to put up exclusive stuff on our Patreon account and hope you would support us in these tough times. Click the button below and please have a look as to how you can support us. Become a Patron!

We discuss a brilliant week at Motherwell, including the 3-2 win over Aberdeen, the arrival of Stuart McKinstry. Also covered is the story linking ‘Well with Robert Snodgrass and a look ahead to the meeting with Livingston. The post MFC Podcast – Episode 290 appeared first on MFC Podcast.

Jim and Jeff talk with Robert Snodgrass, Director in the Information Security practice at RSM, about how state and local governments are tackling identity and access management as part of a broader push for the availability of more digital services. Connect with Robert on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/robert-snodgrass-7a199412/ Shameless plug for where we all work and what we do: https://rsmus.com/services/risk-fraud-cybersecurity.html Connect with Jim and Jeff on LinkedIn here: Jim McDonald: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jimmcdonaldpmp/ Jeff Steadman: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeffsteadman/ Visit the show at www.IdentityAtTheCenter.com, follow @IDACPodcast on Twitter, and check out our live streams at www.idac.live

Kev, James and Tony went backstage at the Luton Town Supporters' Trust Presentation Evening on Sunday night to reflect on the Town reaching the Sky Bet Championship play-offs and look ahead to a semi-final against Huddersfield Town. Hear the boys discuss the magnitude of what has already been achieved, just how Nathan Jones' men secured their top six spot and what we can expect from a two-legged semi-final against the Terriers. Kev and James then break off to catch the thoughts of a number of the stars who have delivered on and off the pitch this season. Hear the reflections of Harry Cornick, Kal Naismith, Danny Hylton, Sonny Bradley, Amari'i Bell, James Bree, Reece Burke, Robert Snodgrass, Henri Lansbury, Dan Potts and the mastermind behind it all, manager Nathan Jones.

Kev, James and Tony are back together for another edition of the Luton Town Supporters' Trust podcast and in this first part they reflect on events since the last episode. The podcast begins with a look back at the five matches which have been played since the international break, including those two wonderful wins over Easter, before the boys focus in detail on the form of Robert Snodgrass and Fred Onyedinma. This first part of the podcast concludes with a look at the news that Paul Hart has taken over the academy, replacing Andy Awford in the role. The boys discuss what that means for the future of the club.

Jonathan Oakes is joined by Andy Hinchcliffe and Dave Edwards to discuss all the latest from the Championship, League One and League Two.In the Championship (from the start) the panel take a look back at an enthralling Easter weekend of action, as Bournemouth tightened their grip on second spot, while Luton and Huddersfield also claimed back-to-back wins to bolster their play-off intentions.Elsewhere, Middlesbrough's dip continued as their top-six hopes faltered and Blackburn fan Scott Sumner (4,000 Holes Fanzine) discusses their collapse of form in 2022. Derby were relegated and Birmingham were thumped 6-1 at Blackpool as their miserable season continued.We then hear from Luton midfielder Robert Snodgrass (32m45s), as he answers our quickfire questions in Ten To Tackle.In League One (37m37s) the panel dissects the latest in the play-off race as several sides jostle to finish in the top six, and Doncaster moved to the verge of relegation to the fourth tier.And in League Two (50m46s) Forest Green are now within a point of promotion, Sutton United fan Sarah Aitchison (Her Game Too Sutton United Ambassador) talks us through their move back into the promotion frame and Scunthorpe were relegated - ending their 72-year stay in the Football League.

Luton take 6 points over the easter weekend after wins against Cardiff City and Nottingham Forest! Hear the guys talk about the brilliant goal from Harry Cornick after a Robert Snodgrass cross and also how we managed to hang on to a point after a Djed Spence offside goal against Premier League chasing Forest. #COYH #LTFC

All eyes are on Scotland as they prepare for their first major men's tournament in over 20 years. Connie McLaughlin is joined by two men who know all about Scotland's near-misses and heartaches over the last two decades - Alan Hutton and Robert Snodgrass. They discuss the selection headaches Steve Clarke is facing all over the pitch, which players will stand out this summer and share their memories of playing for the national team. We'll hear a special interview with goalkeeper David Marshall, the hero who saved the decisive penalty that saw Scotland beat Serbia to reach the tournament and Ryan Christie reveals his excitement about the prospect of playing in front of fans at Hampden Park. Pat Nevin drops by to tell us more about the manager Steve Clarke and how he's provided a calming influence on the team, before Scotland defender Jen Beattie shares her experience of playing at the 2019 Women's World Cup in France and how the men will be feeling ahead of such a big occasion. TOPICS 03:21 Eilidh Barbour inside the Scotland training camp 05:27 Interview with David Marshall 17:20 Steve Clarke's selection headaches and key players to watch 38:39 Jen Beattie on 2019 World Cup and how the men will be preparing 42:17 Ryan Christie interview 44:00 Scotland's group stage chances and predictions

Connie McLaughlin presents a special bonus edition of the Football Daily podcast as Scotland manager Steve Clarke has named his 26-man squad ahead of the Euros. We’re joined by former Scotland wingers Robert Snodgrass and Pat Nevin and our reporter Roddy Forsyth to dissect it all. We focus on the three uncapped players who have got the call up – Billy Gilmour, Nathan Patterson and David Turnbull and assess whether they should be in the starting eleven. There’s big omissions for Leigh Griffiths and Ryan Gauld – were they the right calls? And we debate who should start in the group games at the Euros with huge competition for places – especially in Scotland’s midfield. TOPICS: 1’00” – What did Pat say to Steve Clarke? 2’00” – Billy Gilmour’s inclusion in the squad 9’50” – Uncapped players Nathan Patterson and David Turnbull included in the 26 14’30” – Is Steve Clarke planning for the long-term future? 15’40” – Steve Clarke on youngsters in the squad 17’30” – Leigh Griffiths being left out 22’00” – Ryan Gauld’s exclusion 26’00” – The goalkeepers and central defence debate 29’00” – The midfield and the attack 33’00” – Looking ahead to the Euros

With Chelsea legend Frank Lampard dismissed by the club as manager, the Analysts look at whether he deserved to go and what the causes were behind this sacking happening when it did. Further developments on the European Premier League story come this week as well, as FIFA announces bans for any players participating in it from the World Cup, Euros, and Champions League. Did West Ham & West Brom land themselves in a heap of trouble with the Premier League over the transfer of Robert Snodgrass, and why are Liverpool looking so lackluster this season? 00:00:35 Frank Lampard leaves Chelsea 00:24:00 Guessing Game 00:27:08 Liverpool's Lack of Form 00:42:35 Useless Trivia 00:48:30 FIFA's Bans 00:57:35 Robert Snodgrass' Transfer 01:05:50 Guessing Game Resolved & Settling the Score

Football Finance expert Kieran Maguire joins Chris and Adrian to discuss the Baggies Boardroom Ball of Confusion.  Guochuan Lai is in overall charge at The Hawthorns, but is he really the majority shareholder as the club claim?PLUS transfer targets as the January deadline closes; and the bizarre episode in which Albion publicly admitted breaking the rules when omitting Robert Snodgrass against West Ham.

Hugh Woozencroft is joined by Gregor Robertson, Tom Roddy and Jonathan Northcroft. Chelsea have won two out of the last eight Premier League matches - is their form finally leading to serious questions over Frank Lampard’s future? Should the club legend leave Stamford Bridge, who could be in line to replace him? Across London, West Ham are seeing somewhat of a resurgence under David Moyes. After losing Sébastien Haller without replacement, is under-investment going to hamper their further development? Robert Snodgrass didn’t play in the Hammers’ match against West Brom this week due to a ‘gentleman’s agreement’ between the clubs - were rules broken and should anyone be punished? Paul Pogba was the hero for Manchester United in their win over Fulham - is he finally showing his potential in a United shirt and will he still be there next season? Aston Villa were left feeling frustrated by Manchester City’s questionable goal on Wednesday night - is this another ludicrous rule in football that should be changed? Phil Neville has moved Stateside to take over at Inter Miami. Has his decision damaged the women’s game and was he a success with the Lionesses? Get your digital subscription to The Times and get a month free: thetimes.co.uk/thegame See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Max Rushden and Charlie Baker are joined by chief football writer for the Mirror John Cross and Rochdale boss Brian Barry-Murphy. The guys also asked for your sporting pardons and gave West Ham, West Brom and Robert Snodgrass silly punishments. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Former West Ham striker Dean Ashton slams Chelsea’s ‘abysmal’ display against Leicester, Perry Groves claims Blues boss Frank Lampard has lost the dressing room, Brendan Rogers remains coy about the Foxes title challenge after going top of the table, The Premier League is investigating Robert Snodgrass’ omission from the West Brom match day squad after losing to West Ham, David Moyes urges his players to continue to climb the table after beating the Baggies, a Liverpool fan claims there’s a witch-hunt against Mo Salah, Simon Jordan claims Steve Bruce’s Newcastle players are a ‘pack of jokers’, Rangers legend Ally McCoist slams Celtic manager Neil Lennon for the recent ‘PR disaster’ at Parkhead, Adrian Durham backs Arsenal to mount a Premier League title challenge, Australia captain Tim Paine refuses to be drawn on speculation about his future, Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer praises the club for sticking by him after some tricky spells, Aston Villa manager Dean Smith reveals his delight at getting back to playing football after the recent Covid outbreak at their training ground and a talkSPORT presenter admits he has a passion for Peter Andre’s music. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Max and Dom review the tough loss away at The London Stadium to West Ham United, But also the Robert Snodgrass controversy.

West Ham battled through to the FA Cup fourth round by beating Stockport County 1-0 on a boggy Edgeley Park pitch that would have made some Sunday league teams turn their noses up. Craig Dawson leaped like a salmon to nod home the 83rd minute winner after David Moyes’ men had huffed and puffed all night against the deep and well organised National League side. Hammers fans finally said Au Revoir to Sebastien Haller who left for Ajax in a £20-25million deal. There were very few people sad to see the disappointing Frenchman leave but there was barely a dry eye among West Ham fans when the club announced Robert Snodgrass had left for West Brom. Will Pugh (https://twitter.com/WilliamPugh_) is joined by James Jones and Tom Edwards to discuss all of that and more as the Irons approach the midway point of what is undoubtedly a make or break month. The boys are also joined by Mark Gevaux – more commonly known as the Ribman – who pulls no punches as he gives his unfiltered views on the club’s board and their transfer activity.  David Sullivan and David Gold appointed new directors at West Ham this week – Sullivan’s son Jack and current partner were two of them. Tom gives the run down on the long list of strikers the Hammers are being linked with and the lads have a general chat about West Ham transfer news. Name That Game is back in dramatic fashion with one of the guys having an absolute mare. West Ham’s women had ANOTHER game postponed because of Covid-19 as their trip to Man City was axed. But the lads discuss other comings and goings before giving details on the New Year shirt giveaway. James reads out some outstanding reviews including a list of belting comparisons between the lads and some current players. Please SUBSCRIBE to the pod and like, rate and share our stuff. Tell your friends about us. And WATCH us and subscribe to our YouTube channel here (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCGub_tMpawm0U0YJhNTA8Lw) . You can also follow We Are West Ham on Twitter (https://twitter.com/weare_westham?lang=en) . And the lads’ individual accounts can be found here: Will (https://twitter.com/WilliamPugh_) , James (https://twitter.com/ByJamesJones) , Tom (https://twitter.com/T0m_Edwards) . COYI. #WHUFC Please be aware there is some swearing in this episode.

THE BAGGIES PODCAST EPISODE 27 This weeks episode sees us take a look back at the FA Cup penalty defeat to the seasiders of Blackpool a game in which the clubs problems really hit home. We also take a look at the signing of Robert Snodgrass and some other potential signings. The Seasiders Podcast https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yMP3WdzeeF4&t=7s https://open.spotify.com/episode/1J5A1G2AXjKNamwDrEcyY1?si=xy42bdOVSSWUj4QjREwBZg https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/preview-wba-h-fa-cup-round-3/id1316740675 The Baggies Podcast Twitter https://twitter.com/TheBaggiesPod Apple Podcasts https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/the-baggies-podcast/id1522854857 Spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/3e0r3eKkNeP7zigtst8s9V?si=YLSjyYiiSi2kcJlQ3rU2zA #WBA #Albion #WestBrom

Vi har besøk av en ekte skuespiller, vi snakker overraskende mye om fotball, hvordan livet som skuespiller er og hvordan Ole eller "Olek" som vi kaller han, endte opp på havfisketur med Petter Northug. I tillegg svipper vi innom hvordan det ville vært å formidlet dødsbudskap som heltids jobb, Robert Snodgrass som signerte en kjempedildo, hvorfor Olek aldri får heie på favorittlaget sitt i TV-seriene han spiller i + mye mye mer! Len deg tilbake og nyt en god time, med god stemning, masse humor og gode historier fra en nydelig mann! Lytt, del & spre kjærleik. Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/enten-eller. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Not going great, is it? Nonetheless, Ben and Andrew talk through the West Ham game, a match we lost without Robert Snodgrass even having to set foot on the pitch. I hope you enjoy it more than the match itself, albeit that is a very low bar to clear. Thank you for listening, and UTB. Hopefully soonish.

SCOTT McLAUGHLIN spent lockdown doing 5ks, 10ks and even a marathon. But last month he decided his football career had ran its course. After more than 18 years as a player he felt it was time to hang up his boots to focus on being an agent. We hear how that's been going – and the way his running inspired others to get their trainers on too. Scott tells us about best mate Robert Snodgrass – and how he kept him on the straight and narrow by having him as a lodger for three months. We'll hear about the pranks the pair used to get up to and why he's never met anyone mentally stronger than Snoddy. There's Scott's 2004 League Cup win with Livingston, which came shortly after the club's administration. And why playing in the old Second Division with Morton was tougher than the Premiership. We'll find out why he loved Somerset Park so much and the day he nearly became a Peterhead legend despite staying at the club for just a few months. Plus there's the story behind the trilby hat that goes on every holiday with him. It's all on Down The Divisions. If you have any comments we'd love to hear from you. You can email downthedivisions@gmail.com or contact us through Facebook, Twitter or Instagram. . Down The Divisions logo design Adam Aitken Intro and outro music Bensound

Alex and Dan are back to cover the thrilling penalty shoot out victory over Leeds United in the League Cup, as well as the fantastic last-gasp victory over Crewe Alexandra at the KCOM in the league. The pair look ahead to a big clash against West Ham where a reunion with Jarrod Bowen and Robert Snodgrass potentially lies in wait, before a trip to Northampton Town in the league. ________________________________________________ Twitter: https://twitter.com/HullCityAFCAus Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/aussi... Instagram: hull.city.aus Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/tigersdownunder

Join Paul Cooney, Rob Maclean, Ali DeFoy & Si Ferry for all things Scottish Football ahead of a huge clash for Scotland vs Israel.  Also on the show is Oli McBurnie on the week he pulled out of the team, former Celtic players Gary Caldwell & Willo Flood and West Ham winger Robert Snodgrass.  Tune into the Go Radio Football Show weeknights from 5-7pm on DAB.

Former Rangers utility man and diehard fan, Andy Halliday joins Si Ferry this week for a chat looking back on the key moments of his career so far where he takes the opportunity to regale some of the funniest stories from his time in the game. Aside from an in-depth discussion on his time at Ibrox, Andy also discusses his early career at Middlesbrough with Gordon Strachan, loan-spell at Blackpool with Ibrox hero Barry Ferguson as well as the crazy early days playing with the likes of Robert Snodgrass, Leigh Griffiths and Graham Dorrans at Livingston.

Former Rangers utility man and diehard fan, Andy Halliday joins Si Ferry this week for a chat looking back on the key moments of his career so far where he takes the opportunity to regale some of the funniest stories from his time in the game. Aside from an in-depth discussion on his time at Ibrox, Andy also discusses his early career at Middlesbrough with Gordon Strachan, loan-spell at Blackpool with Ibrox hero Barry Ferguson as well as the crazy early days playing with the likes of Robert Snodgrass, Leigh Griffiths and Graham Dorrans at Livingston.

Kris Boyd caught up with West Ham's Robert Snodgrass to discuss life in the lockdown, the rise of Declan Rice and his decision to retire from international football.

Are you ready to meet Robert Snodgrass, King of the Prank Calls? In part two, Snoddy talks us through his hilarious prank call routines. It's one of the funniest Big Interviews we've ever recorded. There's plenty football, too.Enjoy!Graham See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Hold onto your hats, listeners... here comes Snoddy!We recorded this on the 32nd floor of a skyscraper in Canary Wharf on February 14, 2020... and yes, love was in the air. I love the way Snoddy plays football for West Ham. And I love his infectious personality.In this first part, he talks us through growing up in the Gallowgate, the support of a tight-knit family, how Leeds United made him a man and why Scotland should have stuck with Gordon Strachan.Sit back, relax, enjoy some Snoddy time! Graham See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Ben and Andrew discuss an entertaining draw at West Ham as Mousset’s goal make those Tevez masks look a little silly(er). We break down the game in detail (06:16), then also talk Declan Rice, Robert Snodgrass, Andrew’s Colombia shirt, and Bramall Lane vs the Olympic Stadium (49:25). Finally, some memories of Burnley, including Stan Ternent vs Neil Warnock, and a look ahead to the game itself (1:07:17). Thanks, as always, for listening, and UTB!

Episode one! Robert Snodgrass comparisons, Scott Hansons apologetic adverts and Mark Nelsons disgraceful fantasy knowledge. All feature on episode 1 of Clear and Oblivious: An NFL Podcast. Do us a favour? Sling us 5 stars in the review section and write something witty.

Just as things were looking up for the Hammers, they've been dealt a hammer blow by someone they were just beginning to trust again. It has been revealed this week that West Ham striker Marko Arnautovic is keen on a move away from east London, but this comes as no shock to the West Ham faithful. Just six months prior to this incident, the Austrian forward tried to force his way out of the club; the levels of disrespect to do this again has disgusted the fans, and now, it is less a feeling of heartbreak, but one of detest. With the striker wanting his big-money move to China, both James Jones (https://twitter.com/ByJamesJones) and Frankie Levin (https://twitter.com/FrankWHUFC) spoke passionately on this week's show about the situation, while debating on who Manuel Pellegrini should add to his squad to replace Arnautovic. Also on the show, the lads question whether Pellegrini's decision to go against signing a defensive midfielder could backfire, before finishing off with recognition for Robert Snodgrass following his recent contract extension at the club he describes as "special". So, if you're a fan of passionate conversation about West Ham, sit back, relax and enjoy the show!

With no game this week, we decided to treat you to a bonus episode. Calum spoke to ex Livi keeper, fans favourite and penalty saving king Darren Jamieson. DJ spoke about his time at Livi, coming through the youth ranks with the likes of Marc McNulty and Robert Snodgrass. He talks about the famous petrofac cup win and how that kick started the great escape season. He tries to explain the secret to saving penalties. Darren spoke about his move away from Livi, his loan move to junior side Bo'ness and how that led to him being picked up by premiership Hamilton Accies. How he nearly fell out of love with the game, the reality of having to find a job, before deciding to go part time with Arbroath in Scottish league 1. Finally DJ gave us an update on his future plans in and out of football.    

The good times continue for Man United as they make history in Europe by enjoyably mugging off PSG while their largely injured squad watched on from the sidelines (and internet). And, as well as looking back, we look forward to their trip to the Emirates, Crystal Palace and Brighton locking beaks in what may now become known as The Delayed Derby, while Neil Warnock tries to get in Southampton heads.Off the pitch, Robert Snodgrass has a lot of explaining to do, we learn that as well as a David Beckham statue there’s a David Beckham temple, and Ramble Baker Steve Hobbs makes a welcome return, with news of an opportunity. This show is sponsored by bet365Search ‘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 iTunes or wherever you get your pods. It means a great deal to the show and will make it easier for other potential listeners to find us. Thanks!***Further reading:Crystal Palace and Brighton’s rivalry explained:https://www.theguardian.com/football/football-league-blog/2011/sep/27/brighton-crystal-palace-rivalryHow the current rules on handball is applied:https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/47471380Just some Man United legends having a nice time:https://www.independent.co.uk/sport/football/european/ole-gunnar-solskjaer-man-utd-psg-vs-manchester-united-champions-league-sir-alex-ferguson-eric-a8811601.html See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Welcome FPL managers to a brand new fantasy football podcast: 'All Out Attack'. Off the back of Mo Salah's 42 point haul in Gameweek 16, Joe and Nathan discuss the guilt you feel supporting players in your FPL who are playing against the team you actually support, the sudden re-emergence of Robert Snodgrass and why Tottenham's midfield might be a better choice than Man City's.Of course the lads chat through their captain choices for Gameweek 17, David Luiz' blistering 15 point return and even more.Subscribe, give us as many stars as you can fit in during a Paul Pogba penalty, follow us on Twitter at @AllOutAttackFPL and of course join our mini-league using this code: 1430908-1275865Thank you and enjoy!

It's a week that's gone from bad to worse for the red side of Manchester so what now for Manchester United, what now for Jose Mourinho, and which West Ham player did a passable impression of a South American genius in their 3-1 victory? All that and more is discussed on this week's AFC Telegraph with Thom Gibbs, Mina Rzouki, Matt Law, and JJ Bull.  Plus the premium Premier League match that was Chelsea Liverpool, we check in on goings on at City, Everton, Arsenal and Spurs, as well as a look ahead to the unpredictable Champions League which we try to predict. Listen out for Thom's worst Sarri pun yet...   See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

On this week's show James Jones, Aaron Paul and Paraic Bermingham discuss West Ham's win over Ipswich, the signings Manuel Pellegrini has made and the players who could still leave the club. We're also joined by tactics expert Alan O'Brien, who gives us some in-depth insight in to what we can expect with Manuel Pellegrini in charge this season. Remember, who can listen to these shows live every Monday night on LoveSportRadio.com - 558/DAB and online.

The Holtecast is back, and Aston Villa are back to winning ways. It’s good to settle back into routine.And, well - I’m delighted to discuss this with the returning Dani Raza, who has had to up his game after a stellar Holtecast debut by the one and only Matt Lynch.Spoiler - he did!This week, I, James Rushton, am once more joined by Dani to discuss all things Villa. We talked a little bit about Cardiff, a little bit about Leeds before discussing the play-offs and their importance to Villa. Could a potential play-off final be the most important game in Villa’s recent history? There was also talk about the goals of Jack Grealish and Ruben Neves. A pair of BEAUTIES, before defending Josh Onomah and talking about the potential purchase of Robert Snodgrass. We also talk about Scott Hogan and Jonathan Kodjia’s performances as of lateWhat else? Well, we previewed the coming Ipswich Town game and discussed the Mick McCarthy situation more passionately than we perhaps should have done. Oh well, if you can’t passionately defend Big Mick on your own podcast, then when can you do it?Holtecast Predictions:Team Dani - 2Team James - 0Dani got the Preston 1-1 spot on to take a lead back in February, and he got the Sunderland score right. Two nil to that man.James has predicted a 6-1 result against Ipswich.Dani has predicted a 4-0 against Ipswich.As always, your feedback is appreciated and is needed! Get in touch in the comments and please leave a review on Apple Podcasts! It helps more than you might think it does, whether you enjoy it or not. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

It only takes a few moments to change everything around! After a stumble against Fulham and Preston North End, Aston Villa managed to blow away Sheffield Wednesday in some style.James Rushton is back and in the absence of Daniel Raza, is once more joined by 7500 to Holte editor Phil Vogel on your Aston Villa podcast. The pair break down the Preston draw, offer their comments on Lewis Grabban, Josh Onomah and Robert Snodgrass, while reflecting on a win over Sheffield Wednesday before turning their thoughts to the coming QPR game.Predictions:Team Dani - 1Team James - 0Dani got the Preston 1-1 spot on to take a lead! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The feast of football is finally over and Villa head into an FA Cup 3rd round tie with Peterborough with an eye on 2nd place with a juicy six points in the bag.A win against Pulis and Boro was good, but putting five goals past Bristol City was something special! Can they keep the good times rolling? We shall see.Once again, join James Rushton and your Holtecast Co-Host Daniel Raza as the pair discuss the manner of Scott Hogan, Steve Bruce’s comments, Robert Snodgrass’ anatomy, and swords. Of course, they sum up the games against Brentford, Boro and Bristol before looking forward to the Peterborough game.Again, your feedback is appreciated and is needed! Get in touch in the comments and please leave a review on Apple Podcasts! It helps more than you might think it does, whether you enjoy it or not!If you’re on Apple News, head over to iTunes and Apple Podcasts, but otherwise - you can listen below! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

West Ham's own version of the chuckle brothers, Dildos, sorry I mean Davids, Gold, and Sullivan have been at it again, and it could mean that Jose Fonte and Robert Snodgrass will be transferred out and replaced with Ben 10 and Bob the Builder. Plus the Iron's club shop is selling possibly the shittiest Christmas present ever. Quite literally. Elsewhere Sam Allardyce has cancelled Christmas for Everton. Possibly because he is the second coming of the Messiah. And though Wayne Rooney is on a hot streak, the clubs social media team don't seem to know who he is. All that plus the proudest man in Burnley, and could some big name Amerian rappers be heading for the Premier League? On The Left Side is written and produced by Ant McGinley and Jim Salveson for Abrupt Audio.    

Dan Bardell and Tom Julian are back in the Podcast booth for another chat about all things Villa. On this week's episode, the pair share their (restricted) views on the QPR victory. They also discuss the importance of Robert Snodgrass, their worst Villa 5-a-side teams, another three points vs Sunderland and as always, answer your questions. Got a topic or question for the show? Leave a comment below or email us at contact@thevillaview.co.uk

Amongst the influx of random Artificial Intelligence on the show, David and Dan discuss Villa's glorious first home win of the season against Barnsley, crashing out of the League Cup to Middlesbrough and whether Aston Villa boss Steve Bruce has finally found his first eleven.Also, there's talk of Robert Snodgrass, the potential final piece of the Bruce jigsaw, the revelation of Johnstone, the Davis & Kodjia partnership, Villa's left-side left-field solution and also Harry Redknapp's football execution.Robot guests on the show include Alexa, HAL 9000, Negatron and David 8 (we're still trying to get the Villa Engine on).EnjoyUTVPlease support the show and become a MOMS Patron, where you'll shortly be able to get bonus episodes of the show - see www.patreon.com/moms for detailsPodcast featuring:David Michael - @oldmansaidDan Rodgers - @avfc_vilrMy Old Man Said - http://www.myoldmansaid.comVilla Underground - http://www.villaunderground.comProducer - David MichaelVoices - Dan Rodgers See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

During the International break we look back at the three game improvement of the Norwich City, Wigan and Bristol City games, where Villa improved performances in the league and marched on in the League Cup with their second string.During the reflection we look at the #BruceOut uprising, the Kienan Davis revolution, Andre Green finding his final touch, the fall of Gary Gardner, the return of the Villa Youth, Steve Bruce's three CB's controversy and the mention the signing of Robert Snodgrass along the way.There's Tony Xia and Negatron's view of transfer deadline day.EnjoyUTVMOMS Patrons will soon get bonus podcast episodes - see www.patreon.com/moms for detailsPodcast details - http://www.myoldmansaid.co.ukFeaturing:David Michael - @oldmansaidDan Rodgers - @avfc_vilrMy Old Man Said - http://www.myoldmansaid.comVilla Underground - http://www.villaunderground.comProducer - David MichaelVoices - Dan Rodgers See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Scotland v England Preview: Host Mark Benstead is joined by Gordon Duncan of Clyde Superscoreboard and Scotland players Andy Robertson and Robert Snodgrass. The guys discuss the World Cup Qualifier against England while Robert Snodgrass and Andy Robertson tell us about their seasons and what it is like to play for Scotland from the Scotland team base. The Official Scotland Podcast is also available on iTunes and Stitcher.

Fantasy Premier League Week 23 Podcast. The boys discuss if Sergio Aguero is worth his price tag, say goodbye to Robert Snodgrass and pick which color jersey they most abhor.

In recapping the Fantasy Premier League's #GW4, an epic Manchester Derby hardly bears mentioning after the exploits of Diego Costa, Romelu Lukaku, and, yup, you guessed it: Etienne Capoue. Hosts Brandon and Josh do touch upon the two Manchester sides, but the episode largely revolves around our biases toward low-to-mid-priced midfielders, including the likes of Leroy Fer and Robert Snodgrass, and whether you should give in to the hype. We also address the mysterious lack of clean sheets this season and answer listener questions ahead of this weekend's #GW5. Hail Cheaters!

This week in the studio at the Beech Hill Book Cycle we have Barry, Rob, Gareth, Mick, Paul, Greg and Dan...We start off by taking a look back at the Spurs game, comical defending, a great goal, whinging Bale and a shocking decision from the assistant referee, nearly a majestic three points, but a gratefully received one...Next up is the West Brom game, some confusion over Robert Snodgrass and the need for points (28:00)...The Swansea game is next on the agenda (40:00), we need the points