Podcast appearances and mentions of Steve Cotterill

This week Gaz & Jordan are joined by former Wolves, Brighton, Norwich, Blackburn Rovers & Shrewsbury winger...Elliott Bennett!Elliott sits down with the boys to discuss all things football from learning his trade on loan at Bury to scoring the winner against Tottenham in the Premier League.Elliott and the boys speak about his early days at Wolves coming through with his younger brother and why a loan move to Bury in League Two was one of the most important decisions of his career.The lads then chat about Elliott being bullied into leaving his boyhood club and moving to Brighton in a transfer that ended up kickstarting his career and working under Gus Poyet.Elliott then talks about how his move to Norwich came about thanks to a gentleman's agreement with Tony Bloom. Benno then looks back on his memories at Norwich including playing in the Premier League and also Super Car Fridays.The trio then jump forward to Elliott's time with Steve Cotterill and what lead to the two not speaking for 5 years before Elliott signed for Cotterill's Shrewsbury in an awkward encounter.They then chat about the decision to join Blackburn Rovers where Elliott became captain working under Owen Coyle who was miles off it, Bradley Dack's protein powder and why it ended on a slightly sour note.Finally they discuss Elliott's life after football including his very brief stint in non-league before turning his attention to property development.Support the show

I Had Trials Once is back again for another episode...This week Jordan & Gaz are joined by one of the only players to score in four different decades and in the top four English leagues...Aaron Wilbraham.The boys talk everything from being Carlton Palmer's big time shouts to running through a thorn bush for Martin Allen.They then take a detailed dive into Aaron's career from scoring a debut goal for Stockport against Manchester City, Issues with Karl Robinson at MK Dons and finally reaching the Premier League...and scoring!Finally they chat about THAT goal that kept Bolton in the Championship as well as moving into management and being Steve Cotterill's earpiece.If you're a fan of our non-league episodes then you're in the right place! 

Aaron Paul, Jobi McAnuff and Cheltenham manager Darrell Clarke discuss all the latest from the EFL. After sacking Troy Deeney and appointing Steve Cotterill, Forest Green Rovers' chairman Dale Vince talks about their strategy for the rest of the season after a difficult start. The panel also look at Charlton's decision to sack Michael Appleton after just four months. Plus, hear the latest on Shrewsbury's appointment of Paul Hurst and Darrell talks about his bid to keep Cheltenham in League 1.And ahead of FA Cup 4th round weekend, who is most likely to cause an upset? Hear from Maidstone United's George Elokobi – the lowest ranked team in the competition – as they bid to make the 5th round.01.30 Cheltenham with Darrell Clarke 06.25 Forest Green Rovers' Chairman Dale Vince 14.10 Shrewsbury 17.40 Charlton 27.55 Adam Wharton 31.20 FA Cup 4th Round

Jonny Drury & Ollie Westbury bring you the latest episode of Shrews Views - with special guest Shaun Whalley. The Salop legend, who spent seven years at the Meadow, joined the boys to discuss everything from his Town career. He discusses how signing for Salop helped him with off field issues, and he reflects on the superb 2017/18 campaign that saw the club flirt with promotion to the Championship. He talks other big memories at the clubs and reflects on his departure and the breakdown of his relationship with then Salop boss Steve Cotterill.

Much like our beloved Northampton Town, Shrewsbury Town were predicted to struggle by the pundits this season. And after sacking Steve Cotterill in pre season, most Salop fans seemed to be worrying about what lay ahead for their team in 23/24. In came former Cobbler Matty Taylor to take Salop to a new era but that time feels a long way away at the moment. Shrewsbury have won just three of their opening ten games in League One. All of them against fellow early strugglers - Fleetwood, Cheltenham and Burton - and all of them in August. They only managed to pick up a solitary point from their four games last month, a 0-0 draw at home to Charlton. And October hasn't started well for Salop either - Oxford thumped them 3-0 on Tuesday night and midfielder Joe Anderson was sent off to compound their misery. On this episode, Danny and Charles sit down to talk about the Cobblers win over Reading on Tuesday night and what they think will happen at Shrewsbury Town on Saturday.  Follow us on Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, Instagram and Threads and email us here: podcast@cobblerstome.com  Visit our website for match previews, blog posts and our shop: cobblerstome.com Sign up to our Patreon for ad free episodes, regular bonus content, access to our community Slack channel and loads more: patreon.com/cobblerstome It's All Cobblers To Me is a Vibrant Sound Media original production. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

August is over and still no win for United on their return to League One - can that change this weekend?In this episode of The Brunton Bugle, Lee and Mike preview the visit of Shrewsbury Town to Brunton Park - it's been a long time since the Blues have beaten Salop at Brunton Park in the league - can they end that run on Saturday?We also chat with Chris from the excellent Salopcast to get the opposition view - we talked about Steve Cotterill's summer departure and the fall-out from that, Matt Taylor's appointment as boss and his start in the hotseat, and of course, how Morgan Feeney has got on since his summer move to Shropshire.Alongside those bits, there is a round-up of the news and the usual ex-Blues section.Your host Lee Rooney is in Liverpool and is joined via the wonders of the internet by Mike Booth in Formby.You can find us on Twitter @bruntonbugle, Facebook (search for "Brunton Bugle") and email us with any questions, suggestions and feedback to bruntonbugle@gmail.com.-------------------For the third season in a row, the podcast is being sponsored by Carlisle United Supporters' Club London Branch.The London Branch is open to all Carlisle United fans across the world - whether you're based in the capital, New York, Timbuktu, Berlin or even Cumbria itself! To find out more, visit their website at www.carlislelondonbranch.org Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ollie Westbury and Jonny Drury bring you the new series of Shrews Views - in association with the Kettle & Toaster Man. The boys are back for season three, and reflect on what has been a manic summer down at the Meadow. They go back over the timeline of events, from Steve Cotterill's exit, Micky Moore's arrival, Matt Taylor's appointment, a re-structure and new signings. They talk new faces, young players, departed players and preview the upcoming friendlies. And they also talk about the death of former academy manager Wayne Evans, who passed away at his home in the US last month. To donate to his memorial fund, head to https://www.justgiving.com/crowdfunding/chris-marsh-2?utm_term=q8dJKDn5N.

Jonny Drury and Ollie Westbury return for the final Shrews Views episode of the season. The delayed finale, due to the the uncertain end of season situation at Salop, sees the boys look back on a superb campaign on the field for the club. They discuss the highs and lows, before delving into the last month - and touch on what has happened and what has led to Steve Cotterill's departure. Ollie looks at the next steps and when Salop will have a new man in place, and gives a very firm prediction for next season!

We discuss the arrival of Micky Moore, Steve Cotterill's future and the retain list.

Alex Whiteley is at the Shrewsbury Town FC Supporters Awards Night at Montgomery Waters Meadow. It was an intimate event with only around 200 supporters and the whole Shrewsbury Town present who were up for awards nominated by the supporter groups attached to the club.The goal today is to investigate the connection between the supporters and the club, especially as a huge effort has been made by Steve Cotterill's side to build a strong, symbiotic relationship between one another.Alex speaks to event organisers Roger and Mike, Shrewsbury Town manager Steve Cotterill and club captain Luke Leahy about their thoughts on the club/supporter connection.We also hear from a group of supporters about their love for the club over the last 50 years or more and Salop For All representative Helen Hall.What a magical evening, speaking to some pretty remarkable people. Thanks to everyone who spoke to me. Whether we had the mic with us or not it would have been a brilliant night. Getting to put this together was a huge bonus. Thanks Roger, Mike and the media team from Shrewsbury Town FC too. -AL

Jonny Drury and Ollie Westbury return with the latest episode of Shrews Views - sponsored by the Kettle & Toaster Man. The boys reflect on a returning to winning ways against Wycombe - as Salop remain in the play-off hunt. They talk Killian Phillips, Rekeil Pyke and Ryan Bowman - and look at rumours linking Steve Cotterill with a vacant League One job. They also discuss some of the other topics surrounding Salop - and look ahead to the crunch clash at Derby County on Saturday.

Aaron Paul is back for a dip into the EFL. He's joined by Wycombe defender Joe Jacobson and QPR assistant head of coaching Manisha Tailor. They discuss Neil Warnock's return to management at Huddersfield. Hear from Millwall's new forward Duncan Watmore, who played under Warnock at Middlesbrough. Shrewsbury assistant Aaron Wilbraham drops in to talk about their play-off push and the gaffer Steve Cotterill. And League Two Grimsby have a small victory over Premier League Southampton… TOPICS: 5:20 – Warnock, 11:40 – Watmore, 21:50 – Championship, 24:15 – Wycombe, 26:05 – Shrewsbury, 38:45 – League One, 43:40 – Grimsby.

Jonny Drury and Ollie Westbury are back with the latest episode of Shrews Views. It has been a fruitful few weeks for Steve Cotterill's men who are unbeaten in seven games - having won six on the spin prior to the midweek draw at Exeter. Jonny and Ollie look back at the run, the previous two games and Cotterill's comments on the similarities between the current Salop side and his previous promotion winning teams. The pair also discuss recent interviews with Killian Phillips and Taylor Moore - and answer your questions. Shrews Views is brought to you in association with the Kettle & Toaster Man.

Jonny Drury and Ollie Westbury bring you the latest Shrews Views sponsored by the Kettle & Toaster Man. The boys talk about Salop's superb four match winning run - and the goals galore at the Meadow. They also discuss deadline day and whether Salop did target anyone - and how Steve Cotterill will reflect on the window. Ollie and Jonny also take your questions, discuss Daniel Udoh and when he may return, look at what Salop's ambitions are and discuss upcoming games against Oxford United and Port Vale.

Jonny Drury and Ollie Westbury bring you the first Shrews Views of 2023. The boys reflect on the three straight defeats over the festive period and what went wrong for Steve Cotterill's men? They answer your questions, look at the January signing and potential for more moves - as well as debating what is Shrewsbury's level. And they look ahead to Sunderland and the FA Cup and discuss whether Salop can make more magic?

Well, it is certainly not a glamour tie, is it? Sunderland take a rest from the hectic Championship schedule as pay Carl Winchester, Tom Flanagan, Aiden O'Brien and Steve Cotterill a visit in Shrewsbury for the FA Cup third round. Are either set of fans that interested? Has the FA Cup lost it's magic? Or is cup fever searing through ours and Salop fans veins? Returning guest Ollie from the Salopcast joins us to chat about Winch, Flanno and AOB and let us know if the FA Cup is really as crap as it feels. Enjoyed the episode? Follow us at @WhatTheFalkPod, or like and subscribe via your favourite podcast app. #SAFC #STFC #EFLChampionship

Jonny Drury and Ollie Westbury bring you the latest episode of Shrews Views - sponsored by the Kettle & Toaster Man. This week the boys reflect on Salop's superb FA Cup success against Peterborough and their third round draw against Sunderland. They also discuss the Jordan Shipley/Tom Bayliss partnership that shone once again, goalscoring defender Matthew Pennington and whether Salop can take their cup success into the league. They look at loans and Charlie Caton's goal for Chester, discuss the update on long term absentees and Elliott Bennett's comments on Salop boss Steve Cotterill.

Join Ollie Westbury and Jonny Drury as they bring you the latest Shrews Views Podcast - brought to you in association with the Kettle & Toaster Man. The boys chat about another home win, and bring you clips from interviews with Steve Cotterill and CEO Brian Caldwell. They look ahead to the Fleetwood trip, answer your questions discuss the proposed EFL plan that could see every single game televised.

Ollie Westbury and Jonny Drury return for another episode of Shrews Views - after a big week for Steve Cotterill's side. They said a win at Wycombe would be a big statement and so it proved to be as Luke Leahy's late spot kick gave Salop all three points. Before they pushed newly relegated Derby all the way at the Meadow and really could have won it late on. Ollie and Jonny dissect the superb results against two of the big sides - look at who stood out and talk other topics such as Rekeil Pyke back up top, Luke Leahy's start to the season and the injury blow to Aiden O'Brien. And the boys look ahead to Saturday and Ipswich and what another result would mean for Salop.

Join Louis Mendez, Mark Newbury and Benjy Cloke as they look back at the 2-2 draw with Morecambe and ahead to Saturday's trip to Shrewsbury Town. They hear the goals from the Mazuma Stadium and also post-match reaction from caretaker boss Johnnie Jackson. There's fans' reaction from the pub after the game on the north west coast and they also discuss the latest with Jackson's hopes to become full time boss. Lewis Cox from the Shropshire Star tells us all about Steve Cotterill's side before the lads get some injury news from Jacko and preview the trip to the New Meadow themselves.Charlton Live are once again among the nominees for The Football Supporters' Associations' Club Podcast of the Year award - thank you for your support! Our shows are available as podcasts via Acast, iTunes, Deezer and many other platforms. To contact us - email studio@charltonlive.co.uk or tweet @charltonlive See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Aaron Paul is joined by Millwall winger Jed Wallace and Salford City goalkeeper Tom King, who's the godfather to Jed's oldest boy. They talk about their relationship on and off the pitch, what it's like to play against each other and what they would be doing if they weren't footballers. Shrewsbury manager Steve Cotterill joins the boys to talk about his recovery from covid. He tells us how he managed the team from hospital and how the virus still affects him now. Steve also talks about giving Jed his first chance in professional football at Portsmouth and how he could easily be a Premier League player. West Brom midfielder Alex Mowatt drops by to talk about their strong start to the season and gives us an insight into what Valérien Ismaël is like to play for. And Wimbledon head coach Mark Robinson discusses how they've built relationships with Premier League clubs to take advantage of the loan market and how they've changed their style to attract more players. TOPICS 01.10 – Jed and Tom's relationship 04.38 – Steve Cotterill on his covid recovery and Shrewsbury Town 17.50 – Jed on Millwall's hopes for the season 22.29 – Alex Mowatt on West Brom and Valérien Ismaël 30.30 – Mark Robinson on Wimbledon's prospects

It's the first day back for Mark Clemmit as he looks forward to a brand new season in the EFL. It's been quite a year for many people, including Shrewsbury boss Steve Cotterill, who spent a large part of last season in hospital fighting Covid, and considers himself lucky to be on the road to recovery now thanks to the treatment he received from the NHS. Steve explains the living nightmare he went through, and how the whole experience has made him totally re-evaluate everything. Plus, it wouldn't be a season opener without a Prutts Preview, so Clem is joined by his old mate David Prutton, to take a look at the runners and riders across all three divisions, as we look forward to the opening weekend's fixtures of the EFL's 2021/2022 Season! 

Steve Cotterill is back, and we continue our discussion on what we have learnt working with different companies over the last 12 months. Check out all of the Eagle Standard by Aquilifer Leadership Blogs, Podcasts, and Videos at https://linktr.ee/EagleStandard. If you have any suggested guests or would like to contribute, reach out to the team at admin@aquiliferleadership.com All remote episodes of the Eagle Standard Podcast are recorded using riverside.fm. This platform is purpose built for podcasters. To find out more head to here.

Ahead of a busy Easter weekend Charles and Danny are joined by Ollie from https://podfollow.com/1129323150 (Salopcast) to chat about Good Friday's game at home to Shrewsbury Town. As well as on the field matters, Ollie provides an update on Salop's manager Steve Cotterill who has been battling against Covid Pneumonia, gives us an insight into Shrewsbury's financial position and details the differences between our two clubs. __________________________________ Support the podcast on Patreon. Receive extra content and join our community on Slack https://www.patreon.com/cobblerstome (https://www.patreon.com/cobblerstome) __________________________________ CONTACT IACTM Visit our websitehttps://cobblerstome.com/ ( https://cobblerstome.com) Tweet ushttps://twitter.com/CobblersToMe ( https://twitter.com/CobblersToMe) use the #IACTM Facebookhttps://www.facebook.com/itsallcobblers ( https://www.facebook.com/itsallcobblers) Email us itsallcobblers@gmail.com __________________________________ It’s All Cobblers To Me is ahttp://vibrantsoundmedia.com/ ( Vibrant Sound Media) production for the fans ofhttp://ntfc.co.uk/ ( Northampton Town Football Club). Support this podcast

This week we're delighted to be joined by Paul Weller - a mostly one club man who joined the Clarets back in 1993 and stayed for over a decade, making over 250 league appearances for the club! Come and hear the best and worst of Paul's career, his outlook on managers including Jimmy Mullen, Adrian Heath, Chris Waddle, Stan Ternent and Steve Cotterill - and playing alongside the likes of Paul Gascoigne, Glen Little, Robbie Blake and Ian Wright! Paul Wellers book releases April 12th - all Paul's royalties for this go to the Gary Parkinson Trust - order it now!: www.amazon.co.uk/Not-Such-Bad-Life-Burnley/dp/1785317687/ref=sr_1_10?dchild=1&keywords=paul+weller&qid=1616236672&sr=8-10 Grab a pint, grab a pie, get your acca on and settle down for another episode of the Pie and a Pint Podcast! ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Follow the boys on Twitter to complete your admission towards becoming a fully fledged 'Pinter' today: https://twitter.com/pie_pint ​Music: https://www.bensound.com We are also available on Spotify - search now for Pie and a Pint Podcast

Jamie and Adam join me to discuss the last-ditch defeat to Bournemouth. Six points from a possible nine since Pearson took over. Is the hate towards Henri Lansbury warranted? Did Bentley deserve a 4/10? We also discuss superstitions, Adam tells us just how superstitious Steve Cotterill really was!

Harry "Hotspur" Chapman fires Salop to a two goal victory over In-form Peterborough. Two goals in the second half gave Salop the well earned victory with manager Steve Cotterill watching from a far.

Salop travel north to Sunderland without Steve Cotterill and suffer a 1-0 defeat. We welcome a new guest Michael Gregg to the pod to discuss the defeat.

Brett is back alongside Martin and Jimmy to preview our match (if it goes ahead of course) against Shrewsbury on the troubled turf of the Stadium of Light this Saturday! Tangents included...You can listen for FREE on Acast, iTunes, Spotify, & YouTube - get stuck in! What are we talking about? The lads look at the system it appears we're trying to play under Lee Johnson;The need for a "Cultural Revolution" at the club; We go off on a bit of a tangent or two about the state of things on and off the pitch on Wearside over the last few years...Looking at the likely lineups for Saturday and checking on how things have been going for Shrewsbury with manager Steve Cotterill currently struck down with a bad case of Covid-19;The return of Brendan Galloway? Possibly? The lads recoil in horror...Can Luke O'Nien be utilised to somehow solve our attacking problems if all else fails?All this and much more! Stay safe and thanks for listening! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Sunderland are utterly depressing - and sometimes I wonder why I do this. Alas, we are back with another preview show.Shrewsbury Town's best podcast make their second appearance of the season, only this time it looks like myself and Ollie from @Salopcast may be discussing a game this isn't called off.Enjoyed the episode? Follow us at @WhatTheFalkPod, or like and subscribe via your favourite podcast app.• Shrewsbury's Covid-19 outbreak was worse than most - how much has the health of manager Steve Cotterill put football into perspective?• Donald Love! Why don't Shrewsbury play him, play him - no more?• Unbeaten in eight for Shrews, no home win in three months for the lads - are Salop the favourites?• Have Sunderland lost their fear factor?#SAFC #Salop #LeagueOne

Happy New Year! Yes, TSP kick-off 2021 by reflecting on a ‘what might have been’ Christmas period for Saints. Two 0-0 draws – against Fulham and West Ham – bringing a couple of points, but not much excitement! Ben Stanfield (Host), Steve Grant (SaintsWeb), Glen de la Cour (League One Minus 10) and Dan Sheldon (The Athletic) discuss some of the more interesting elements of those matches – including Saints manager, Ralph Hasenhüttl, having to ‘work from home’! TSP143 also includes previews of the Premier League fixture with Liverpool (23:15) and the FA Cup tie with Shrewsbury Town (38:15). Ahead of that St. Mary’s 3rd Round match, Ollie Warner (Host of Salopcast) drops in to give a more detailed ‘opposition view’ on Steve Cotterill’s League One side. Web: www.totalsaints.co.uk E-mail: totalsaintspodcast@yahoo.com Twitter: @TotalSaintsPod Facebook: Facebook.com/TotalSaintsPod Patreon: www.patreon.com/TotalSaintsPodcast Edited by Alex Graham

Well we are back much sooner than expected with ANOTHER pre Christmas episoid as this reinvigorated Shrewsbury Town side under Steve Cotterill bagged at THIRD away in a row! Its an absolute madness! We present some stats for discussion over the Christmas dinner table for all Salopians, cover the Doncaster Game, take a review of the loan players we have and generally get very excited about whats next! Merry Christmas from all at Salopcast and see you on th other side when we might be reporting on a 4th Away win a row! What a present that would be!

This week: we take our Hatters off to Luton, try to work out what Bristol City are, big up Swansea, and worry with Worrall about Forest. In League One there's praise for Shrewsbury and Steve Cotterill, concern for Mrs Gary Johnson at Christmas, and talk about toothless, but only literally, Wigan. And in League Two it's all about the double sackings at Bradford and Barrow. Plus there's the time Sam went to Pontins, the time Sam lost his teeth, and tales of Sam's birthday parties. RUNNING ORDER PART 1a - Performance of the Weekend (02.00) PART 2a - Cardiff 0-2 Swansea (06.00) PART 2b - Blackburn 1-2 Norwich (11.30) PART 2c - Rotherham 2-0 Bristol City (18.00) PART 2d - Forest 1-3 Brentford (24.00) PART 2e - Sam’s Pontins story (28.30) PART 2f - Paddy Power acca (29.00) PART 3a - Hull 0-1 Shrewsbury (32.00) PART 3b - What it’s like when a new manager comes in (35.00) PART 3c - Lincoln 0-4 Sunderland and Lee Johnson’s quotes (36.00) PART 3d - Wigan 4-3 Accrington and the night Sam lost his teeth (41.00 PART 3e - Paddy Power acca (45.00) PART 4a - Bradford sack McCall and David’s Dunn at Barrow (49.00) PART 4b - Leyton Orient 2-1 Newport (54 .00) PART 4c - Southend 1-0 Scunthorpe (57.00) PART 4d - Paddy Power acca (58.30) PART 5 - Moments of mirth (60.30) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Glyn and Ollie are joined by Andy Davies to review the challenges facing the new manager Steve Cotterill and cover the 1-0 victory over Oxford City.

On the show this week we get the inside scoop from Paul Cook about Wigan and how it was managing at the time the Latics went into administration, what he'd like as his next job, and his thoughts on the Eisner family. Plus there's all the usual reviews from the three tiers, managerial changes in League One, and some FA Cup memories too. PART 1a - Grilling Paul Cook  PART 2a - Reading 3-1 Bristol City (09.00) PART 2b - Derby 1-1 Wycombe (14.30) PART 2c - Watford 4-1 PNE (20.00) PART 2d - Cardiff 4-0 Luton (25.00) PART 2e - Brentford 2-1 QPR (30.00) PART 2f - Paddy Power acca (34.00) PART 3a - Sunderland sack Parky (40.40) PART 3b - Steve Cotterill heads to Shrewsbury (45.00) PART 3c - Ipswich 0-2 Charlton - praise for Bowyer (46.30) PART 3d - Oxford 1-2 Swindon (48.00) PART 3e - Bolton 3-0 Salford (53.00) PART 3f - Paddy Power acca (55.00) PART 4 - Moments of mirth (57.30) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Steve Cotterill was an Australian Army Cavalry Officer that served in Afghanistan, Lebanon, and the Golan Heights during his time in the Army. Since leaving the Army, he has completed the Executive MBA at Melbourne Business School. He now works with small and large businesses to develop their leadership, teamwork, and planning abilities. Ben and Steve discuss Podcasts, Books, influential leaders, and lessons learned over their careers. Steve also reflects on what advice he would give to young leaders starting their journey at The Australian Defence Force Academy or the Royal Military College Duntroon. Steve's Social Twitter LinkedIn Resources discussed on the Podcast The Mission, the Men, and Me Team of Teams One Mission The Eyes of Orion Work-Life Podcast with Adam Grant Coaching with Tim Hawkins Check out all of the Eagle Standard by Aquilifer Leadership Blogs, Podcasts, and Videos at https://linktr.ee/EagleStandard. If you have any suggested guests or would like to contribute, reach out to the team at admin@aquiliferleadership.com All remote episodes of the Eagle Standard Podcast are recorded using riverside.fm. This platform is purpose built for podcasters. To find out more head to here.

Another chaotic week at West Ham as they took on both Burnley and themselves, Man United did some very interesting things to Jurgen Klopp’s face and Marcus continues to fill the England plane to the point where aviation laws are surely being recklessly disregarded. On top of that there’s a long time mystery solved for Steve Cotterill, some dear listeners receive a warm welcome to Villa Park and Aleksandar Mitrovic continues his war on Pete’s heart.Search ‘Football Ramble’ on social media to find us, and email us here: show@thefootballramble.comFurther reading:West Ham’s stewarding issues:https://www.telegraph.co.uk/football/2018/03/11/west-ham-owners-want-take-london-stadium-security-saturday-stand/Jose Mourinho isn’t even bothered about beating Liverpool and if he is then how come he isn’t:https://www.theguardian.com/football/2018/mar/11/jose-mourinho-manchester-united-cup-games-more-important-liverpool-winNewcastle find their rhythm:http://www.independent.co.uk/sport/football/premier-league/newcastle-southampton-rafa-benitez-storm-clouds-clearing-set-on-right-path-a8250646.html See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Alex Dicken and Shane Ireland host the very first episode of the Blue Noise podcast. A podcast on all things Birmingham City FC brought to you by Birmingham Live. This week of course is a Garry Monk special with the former Swansea, Leeds United and Middlesbrough boss replaced Steve Cotterill earlier this week. Alex spoke to the Garry himself to get his views on taking charge at Blues as well as the Teeside Gazette's Middlesbrough reporter, Jonathon Taylor for his take on Monk's time at the Riverside.  For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

In this episode of the @ChampionshipPod we review recent Championship results, discuss the sacking of Steve Cotterill, if Birmingham are going to be relegated, if FFP is being abused by Birmingham and Wolverhampton, who is the most improved player in the division, and preview our clubs coming fixtures.@_JamesVickers@BuckTaylor64@BenjaminBloom@EPLIndex@EPLRoundTable See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Birmingham visit Griffin Park on Tuesday night in a game which could prove to be pivotal for both teams. Birmingham need the points to avoid falling back into the relegation trap door. Whereas Brentford, being only 5 points off the playoffs, need three points to get themselves in with a shout of a top 6 finish. More to the point, it's Harlee Dean, Maxime Colin and Jota's first return to Griffin Park since they left for Birmingham City at the end of the summer transfer window with Harlee Dean's 'Birmingham are 10 times better than Brentford' quote going down like a sack of sh!t amongst Brentford fans. Billy Grant and Dave Lave from Beesotted decided it's time to pull together a rare mid-week mini-pod - the perfect excuse to talk about the big game. It also gave us a chance to look back to last weekend in the North East where Brentford had an impressive 2-0 win against The Black Cats. A tremendous first half saw The Bees scores two quality goals with Sunderland chasing shadows for much of it. We spoke to fans in the pub and on the train after the game. We also chat to Davo from Birmingham VideoBlog Davo's Diaries (@davobirmingham) who gives us the lowdown on Jota, Harlee Dean and Maxime Colin's time so far in Birmingham. His view on Steve Cotterill who has told the press that he wants Birmingham to mimic the way Brentford run their club and play football. And his thoughs on the big match on Tuesday. 0 min - Intro 1m 10 sec - Sunderland and Brentford fans in the pub after the game 7 min 46 sec - Billy Grant and Dave Lane chat with Davo from Birmingham VideoBlog Davo's Diaries 50 min 15 sec - END #bcfc #kro

We’re back! You can catch an extra show every Thursday as we preview the upcoming game with an opposition supporter - today we’re joined by Chris Pugh from Tilton Talk Show! Join us - you can hear this week’s show on iTunes, Acast and Youtube.What are we talking about this week?The upcoming game with Birmingham City;What’s it like being worse than us?!Steve Cotterill - current Birmingham manager and former Sunderland assistant;Ex-Mackem Craig Gardner & how he’s getting on;Do our opponents stand a hope in hell’s chance?Plus much, much more. It's honey for the ears! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

David Prutton is joined by Keith Andrews and AFC Wimbledon manager Neal Ardley to discuss Nigel Adkins’ first win as Hull manager, Derby’s upturn in form, Steve Cotterill’s 10 games in charge of Birmingham and, of course, the news that Wimbledon have been given the green light to redevelop Plough Lane.

Nathan Judah and Tim Spiers offer up the latest episode of the E&S Wolves Podcast. The pair look ahead at Wolves' clash with Sunderland this weekend and address Steve Cotterill's bizarre post-match press conference on Monday night. As always, the ever popular 'Massive in' segment and 'Abuse of the Week' also make the cut. Each week the duo along with Luke Hatfield will bring you the very latest news, views and gossip straight out of Molineux. Email us at podcast@expressandstar.co.uk or tweet us at @wolvespoddy with all your burning questions and opinions. Music: www.purple-planet.com

Sam Parkin and Chris Kirkland join David Prutton to discuss Steve Cotterill's appointment at Birmingham, Wolves' march up the table and the squad they have at their disposal, Reading's slow start to the season under Jaap Stam and two new managers in League Two at Chesterfield and Port Vale.

Bristol City picked up the Johnstone's Paint Trophy for a record third time with a 2-0 win against Walsall on Sunday, in front of a crowd of over 72,000 people at Wembley Stadium. It marks the first silverware of a remarkable season for the Robins, who are hot favourites to clinch promotion to the Championship (and the League One title) in the next few weeks. We find out more about Sunday's final and an incredible season for Steve Cotterill at Ashton Gate from