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Join us for a landmark episode of Sutton United Talk Time on Podcast as we celebrate an incredible milestone: 30 years of Bruce Elliott as Chairman of Sutton United.Bruce has overseen the most successful period in the club's history, from Isthmian League football to the National League title, an unforgettable FA Cup run, three seasons in the English Football League and so much more. In this special conversation, he reflects on the highs, the lows and the people who made the journey possible.We look back at how Bruce unexpectedly became chairman, the volunteers who built the foundations of the modern club, and the appointments that changed Sutton United forever. Bruce shares fascinating stories about John Rains, Paul Doswell and Matt Gray, explains how the decision to install the 3G pitch transformed the club financially, recalls the famous FA Cup run that brought Arsenal to Gander Green Lane, and discusses the challenges of leading a football club through COVID, promotion to the EFL and life after relegation.There are stories you've probably heard, plenty you've almost certainly never heard before, and a fitting reflection on what Sutton United has meant to Bruce over the last three decades.Whether you've supported Sutton United for sixty years or six months, this is an episode that captures the history, ambition and community spirit that makes the club so special.Chapters00:00 Introduction03:15 Sutton United in 1996 and becoming Chairman08:20 Volunteers, supporters and building the club15:45 The 2008 relegation and appointing Paul Doswell24:30 The revolving door of players and club legends33:15 Why Sutton installed the 3G pitch39:00 Winning promotion from National League South43:30 The unforgettable FA Cup run begins49:20 Beating Leeds United and making history54:30 Drawing Arsenal and preparing for the biggest game in the club's history59:30 Arsène Wenger, Arsenal and behind-the-scenes stories1:05:00 Piegate and the difficult decisions of leadership1:10:30 Matt Gray, COVID and National League glory1:20:00 Promotion to the Football League and life in the EFL1:27:00 Chris Agutter, the future and Sutton United today1:31:30 What Sutton United has given Bruce ElliottIf you enjoy the episode, please like, subscribe and leave a review. Every like, comment and share helps more supporters discover the podcast.What are your favourite memories from Bruce Elliott's thirty years as Chairman? Let us know in the comments.Follow the Sutton Podcast on social media: @SuttonPodcast#SuttonUnited #SuttonPodcast #BruceElliott #NonLeague #NationalLeague #EFL #FACup #FootballPodcast #EnglishFootball #FootballHistory Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

How did Sutton United become a community giant?For many supporters, Sutton United is known for giant-killings, promotions and unforgettable moments on the pitch. But behind the scenes, another story has been unfolding for more than a decade.In this episode of Sutton United Talk Time on Podcast, Mike sits down with Steve King to explore how Sutton United built one of the country's most respected disability football programmes and, in doing so, became a true community giant.Steve reflects on his journey from hearing the roar of Gander Green Lane as a young supporter in 1975, to helping create opportunities that have transformed the lives of hundreds of players and families. From muddy beginnings at Collingwood Recreation Ground to competing nationally and internationally, winning London Football Project of the Year and launching Sutton's successful Cerebral Palsy team, this is a fascinating look behind one of the club's greatest success stories.The conversation also explores why so many people describe Sutton United as feeling like family, the incredible contribution made by volunteers and why, for Steve, success has never been measured purely by trophies.Whether you're part of the Amber Army or simply interested in the power football has to change lives, I think you'll enjoy this conversation.Chapters00:00 Intro and welcome02:45 Steve King's history as a Sutton supporter05:30 How the disability section began08:15 Starting from scratch at Collingwood Rec11:45 The first matches15:10 Growing the programme18:30 The George Best Community Cup in Belfast22:50 Professional standards and England internationals25:20 Moving to Cheam Sports Club28:40 Why Sutton feels like family31:15 London Football Project of the Year34:30 The Cerebral Palsy team's success37:45 The future and the Friendship League39:40 Proud moments and unsung heroes41:00 Final thoughts

Go behind the scenes at Sutton United as the club prepares for a new National League season.Every summer supporters ask the same questions. Who's signed? What kit are we wearing? What has changed around the ground?But there's far more happening than most of us ever see.This year I sat down with Sutton United COO Tim Allison for our annual walkaround of Gander Green Lane to talk about the projects supporters don't always notice. From the Pavilion Project and stadium improvements to planning for a return to the Football League, Tim explains why the club has to think years ahead, not just about the next Saturday.Then I'm joined by Retail & Events Manager Vicky Garner, whose own Sutton United story started as a supporter before ending up running the club shop and helping make the stadium a seven-day-a-week destination. We chat about the move to VX3, the new merchandise, events, venue hire and what really goes on behind the scenes.In this episode⚽ The latest on the Pavilion Project and summer stadium improvements⚽ Why Sutton are continuing to build towards EFL standards⚽ The financial reality of running a National League football club⚽ Tim Allison's vision for Sutton United over the next five years⚽ Why growing the club isn't just about what happens on the pitch⚽ Vicky Garner's journey from supporter to Retail & Events Manager⚽ Behind the scenes of the new VX3 kit and merchandise range⚽ How Sutton United is becoming a true community hub 365 days a yearIf you've ever wondered what goes into running a football club away from matchday, this is the episode for you.Chapters00:00 Introduction02:15 Summer improvements around Gander Green Lane07:20 The Pavilion Project explained13:15 Building towards EFL standards18:40 The financial reality of running Sutton United25:30 Learning from clubs like Bromley31:45 Creating a 365-day football club38:15 Matchdays through the eyes of the COO46:20 Sutton's five-year vision58:30 CEO vs COO explained1:05:15 Meet Vicky Garner1:10:45 From supporter to Retail & Events Manager1:17:30 New VX3 kits and merchandise1:24:00 Events, venue hire and the future1:30:00 Final thoughts

What does success really look like for a football academy?For Glen Nichols, Sutton United's Head of Coaching and PDP Lead, the answer is simple:"I'd take five professional contracts over any trophy."In this episode of Sutton United Talk Time on Podcast, we go behind the Amber Curtain to explore how Sutton United develops young players into first-team footballers and why success isn't measured by silverware alone.Glen talks openly about his journey into coaching, from starting a grassroots team for his son to leading Sutton United's academy, including the now-famous story of being offered a job over a coffee in Worcester Park.Together we discuss:⚽ Why professional contracts are the academy's true measure of success⚽ Charlie Bell's breakthrough into the first team⚽ Jack Taylor and Junior Eccleston's journeys from academy to senior football⚽ Four academy graduates earning professional contracts⚽ The mentality needed to bridge the gap into men's football⚽ Why winning still matters in youth development⚽ Working alongside Agi and the first-team staff⚽ The changing landscape of football academies⚽ How Sutton supporters can help the next generation of U's playersGlen also explains why attitude often separates the players who make it from those who don't, why every player's pathway is different, and why Sutton United continues to produce footballers despite operating in one of the toughest development environments in the game.Whether you're a Sutton supporter, a coach, a parent or simply interested in player development, this is a fascinating look behind the scenes at the work that happens long before a player pulls on the amber shirt at Gander Green Lane.If you enjoy the episode, please follow the podcast, leave a review, like, subscribe and share it with another Sutton supporter. Every interaction helps the podcast reach more U's fans.#SuttonUnited #SuttonPodcast #NationalLeague #FootballAcademy #PlayerDevelopment #NonLeagueFootball #FootballPodcast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode of the Sutton Podcast, I am joined once again by Sutton United Women's manager Lucy Clark to look back on a season that saw the club take another significant step forward, and look ahead to what comes next.Lucy reflects on a campaign that delivered a record points tally, a fourth-place finish and a memorable run to the Third Round Proper of the Adobe Women's FA Cup. She shares the stories behind famous victories over Brentford and Dartford, explains why the Chatham defeat still frustrates her, and reveals why this season has given the squad genuine belief they can compete with anyone in the division.The conversation also goes behind the scenes of the women's section. Lucy discusses how the club is strengthening its pathway from the girls' teams through to the newly named Under 23s, why 180 players applied to join Sutton this summer, and how data, recruitment and high standards are helping raise the level across the squad.Away from the pitch, Lucy opens up about the reality of managing at this level, balancing recruitment, coaching, analysis, administration and matchdays, while the players juggle football with work, university and long journeys across the South East. It's a fascinating insight into the commitment required to build a successful women's football programme.Finally, Lucy reveals the club's theme for the new campaign, **Project Promotion**, and explains why she believes Sutton United Women are ready to challenge at the top of the table.Whether you've followed the women's team all season or you're looking to learn more about one of the fastest-growing parts of Sutton United, this is an episode packed with honest reflections, behind-the-scenes stories and plenty of optimism for the future.**Chapters**00:00 Introduction02:15 Reflecting on a season of progression07:45 Record points and beating the champions13:10 The FA Cup journey and Brentford heroics22:40 Learning from disappointment against Chatham29:30 Building belief within the squad35:20 Developing young players and the pathway43:45 Behind the scenes of the women's section51:30 The commitment of players at this level59:20 A full-time job without being full-time1:07:10 Recruitment, 180 trialists and raising standards1:15:40 Project Promotion and ambitions for the new season1:21:00 Final thoughtsIf you enjoy the episode, please like, subscribe and leave a comment. Your support helps us reach more Sutton United supporters and continue bringing you exclusive interviews from across the club.Follow the Sutton Podcast on social media: **@SuttonPodcast**#SuttonUnited #SuttonPodcast #WomensFootball #NonLeague #FACup #FootballPodcast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

What happens when a supporter ends up running the football club he loves?For the first episode of our new season, I'm joined by Sutton United's "new-ish" CEO, Phill "Tats" Tattersall.Around 250 days into the role, Tats reflects on his journey from supporter to volunteer, commercial manager, kit man and now CEO, sharing stories that supporters rarely get to hear.We chat about:His first memories of Sutton UnitedThe Merthyr Tydfil match Bruce still claims never happened!Following Chelsea home and away before Sutton took overBecoming the club's kit manThe incredible United We Stand campaignWhat really goes into running a football clubSeason ticket sales, finances and the challenges facing non-league footballWhy he still finds himself changing the fixture board!It's an honest, funny and fascinating conversation with someone who has experienced Sutton United from almost every angle imaginable.

Welcome to the season finale of Sutton United Talk Time on Podcast as manager Chris Agutter sits down for an in-depth reflection on his first six months at the club. From the tactical shifts to the intense physical demands of the National League, Agi pulls back the curtain on what it really takes to lead the Us and his ambitious plans for the future.In this extensive interview, we dive into the challenges of inheriting a squad mid-season and the massive 130 percent increase in physical load required to compete. Agi discusses his recruitment philosophy, emphasising why character and experience are his top priorities for the summer window. We also tackle the big questions about discipline on the pitch, the philosophy of playing out from the back, and those unforgettable away days that defined the campaign.Whether you are interested in the tactical breakdown of our defensive improvements or want to hear about the long-term vision of reaching League One, this episode covers it all. Agi shares personal highlights from the season and explains why he is never satisfied with just a draw. It is a must-watch for every Sutton fan looking ahead to a massive preseason and a new era at the VBS Community Stadium.Chapters0:00 Intro and Season Wrap Up5:00 Reflecting on the First Six Months10:00 Understanding the Sutton United Identity15:00 The Challenge of Player Fitness and Load20:00 Shifting the Mentality from Accepting Defeat25:00 Squad Depth and Budget Realities30:00 Being Honest with Players and Building Culture35:00 Balancing Short Term Goals with the Big Picture40:00 The Importance of Preseason Intensity45:00 Taking Players to Dark Places in Training50:00 Recruitment Strategy for the New Season55:00 Why Experience is Non-Negotiable1:00:00 Addressing Discipline and Defensive Solidity1:05:00 The Philosophy of Playing Out from the Back1:10:00 Creating Overloads and Tactical Flexibility1:15:00 Personal Highlights: Gateshead and Scunthorpe1:20:00 Looking Ahead to the Next Three Years1:25:00 Final Thoughts and Wrap Up1:26:53 Video EndMake sure to join the conversation! Like this video, subscribe to the channel, and let us know your favourite moment of the season in the comments. Stay connected with us on all social media platforms @SuttonPodcast.#SuttonUnited #NationalLeague #FootballPodcast #ChrisAgutter #TheUs Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The season is done… but what was it? Success or disappointment?Join Mike, David and Andy as we look back on a rollercoaster year for Sutton United. From a nightmare start and the departure of Steve Morison, to Chris Agutter coming in and steadying the ship, there's plenty to unpack.We get into the big question: does finishing 14th represent a solid achievement… or is it a sign of decline after a decade of progress?There's a lot in this one:Why survival genuinely mattered this seasonThe strange “14th highest ever vs worst in 10 years” debateWhat actually changed under AgutterThe impact of key players like Kai Jennings and Jake TaylorWhy discipline and mentality held us backPlaying out from the back vs mixing it upAnd whether fans (all of us included) need to rethink how we reactWe also talk about expectations. Sutton United isn't the same club it was 10 years ago, but it's not one of the big boys in this league either. So where do we actually sit?And most importantly… what needs to change next season?Whether you've followed Sutton for decades or only joined during the League Two years, this is a proper reflection on where we are and where we're going.Chapters0:00 Intro and initial reactions3:15 Was survival enough?7:30 14th place: success or decline?11:45 How the club has grown off the pitch15:20 Pre-season optimism vs reality20:10 Morison out, Agutter in25:35 First impressions of Aggie30:15 The run where it clicked35:40 Key players and turning points40:20 Mental fragility and inconsistency44:50 Discipline and penalties50:15 Style of play debate55:40 What next season should look like1:00:30 Fans, criticism and social media1:05:07 Final thoughtsWhat did you make of the season?Was survival enough, or did you expect more?Drop your thoughts in the comments, and don't forget to like and subscribe for more Sutton United content.#SuttonUnited #NationalLeague #SuttonPodcast #FootballPodcast #NonLeagueFootball #SeasonReview Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to a special edition of the Sutton United Talk Time Podcast.In this episode, we step away from the action on the pitch to focus on something just as important, the people, stories and community that make Sutton United what it is.Mike is joined by two inspiring guests, each showing in their own way how football can change lives.First up is Karen, who shares her incredible journey since discovering Parkinson's walking football through the Sutton United Foundation. What started as simply getting involved has led to a life-changing moment, a call-up to represent England. Karen talks about what that means to her, how football has helped her manage Parkinson's, and her mission to raise funds for an upcoming international tournament in Canada, including a major fundraising night at Sutton United.Later, Mike speaks with Charlie from the Fantastic Freddie Foundation, the club's Charity of the Year. Charlie tells the powerful story behind the foundation and how it is creating real opportunities for young adults with disabilities. From DJ academies and festival performances to skydiving and flying experiences, the foundation is all about breaking down barriers and giving young people the chance to live their lives to the fullest.Together, these conversations highlight the real impact of football beyond the ninety minutes. Whether it is representing your country or creating opportunities for others, this is what community truly looks like.

Sutton United fans… we need to talk about that Altrincham game.A bright start. A debut goal. A controlled first half.And then… three minutes that changed everything.In this episode, Mike and Neil break down a match that perfectly captures the story of Sutton's season. From Jermaine Francis opening his account for the club to Dan Urpens stepping up on his full league debut, there were real positives to build on. But once again, the game slipped away quickly, raising the same question:

Dan is back on the pod for the first time in a while and what better time to do it than ahead of one of the most anticipated away league fixtures United have played in a long time.First, we take a look back on the routine 3-0 win over Sutton United at Brunton Park which leaves United needing just one more win to secure third place and go straight into the play-off semi-finals.Can they get those three points this weekend? Almost 900 members of the Blue Army will be making the journey south for United's first ever fixture in Cornwall, to take on already relegated Truro City.Lots discussed in this episode, including:

What is more frustrating… a team that cannot do it, or one you know can but just doesn't consistently?In this episode of Sutton United Talk Time on Podcast, Mike is joined by Lynn and Jenny to break down recent matches, including Carlisle and the Surrey Senior Cup clash with Farnham.The conversation digs into Sutton United's biggest challenge right now: consistency.“We've seen you do it… so why not every week?”With fewer game changers than other clubs, the margin for error is smaller, and every player needs to be performing at a high level.Lynn shares insights from following the team home and away, while Jenny brings her honest take on tactics, squad balance, and what is missing.

A pair of entertaining draws against Gateshead and Morecambe over Easter could have put a huge dent in United's hopes to finish in third place and go straight into the play-off semi-finals, but two contrasting results for Boreham Wood mean the gap only shortened by one point, and with three games left to go, that five-point gap means United remain in the best position to gain home advantage in early May.The first of those three games comes this weekend against Sutton United - a side United still haven't beaten, can they end the hoodoo against the Londoners this weekend?We look back on the games against the Heed and Shrimps, before previewing the visit of the U's to Brunton Park.Lots discussed in this episode, including:⚫ Gateshead draw review

What happens when a match official goes to the wrong city and your team can't stop giving away penalties? You get a classic Sutton United Bank Holiday weekend!In this episode of the Sutton United (Surrey) Talk Time podcast, Mike Dowling is joined by Claire and Alex to recap a chaotic Easter period. We discuss the national news story of the official who ended up in Sutton Coldfield, the statistical anomaly of our 15 penalties conceded this season, and why our young squad is feeling the heat. As Claire puts it, "The only thing that has been consistent about this season is the inconsistencies". Alex adds that the resignation in the crowd during the Aldershot game was "just miserable", yet the team somehow found the grit to claw back a point.Guest Information: Claire: A regular contributor who brings the "Barbie Dreamhouse" energy and a keen eye for squad psychology.Alex: "Stato" who isn't afraid to call out the "ineptitude" when he sees it.If you enjoyed this deep dive, hit that subscribe button and give us a 5-star review! Follow the conversation on all socials @SuttonPodcast. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Is being a Sutton United fan the ultimate emotional test? Join host Mike Dowling alongside Gabriel and Neil as they navigate the extreme highs and lows of a packed six-game schedule. From the "nightmare" 5-0 defeat against Morecambe to a performance against league leaders Rochdale that left fans feeling "the angriest they've ever been" due to a sense of injustice—this episode covers it all.Episode Overview:We dive deep into the tactical shifts under Aggie, the "Olympico" goals, and the incredible 10-point haul from four away games. We also celebrate club legends with a look at the latest Hall of Fame inductions and debate whether a 12th-place finish would actually be a massive success given our start to the season.Notable Quotes:"It seemed to be all of the bad Sutton moments distilled into 25 minutes." — Neil"Aggie said... he's never had a team that's anywhere near as unpredictable as we are." — Mike DowlingGuest Information:Gabriel: Long-time supporter and match-day volunteer.Neil: Sutton United regular with a keen eye for tactical "playoff form."Love the show? Hit Subscribe, leave a review, and join the conversation with @SuttonPodcast! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Is 2–0 the most dangerous scoreline for Sutton United?In this episode of Sutton United Talk Time on Podcast, Mike is joined by Sarah and Rory to look back at three away matches for Sutton United in the National League.The trio discuss the frustrating draw at Yeovil, a resilient performance against Halifax, and a brilliant away win at Hartlepool. Along the way they break down key moments, tactical decisions, and standout performances including a remarkable defensive intervention from 18-year-old Junior.As Sarah joked during the conversation:“I said something didn't I… I don't want to be 2-0 up.”From defensive mistakes to moments of quality, this episode captures what it feels like to follow Sutton United through a demanding run of away fixtures.Sarah and Rory both travelled to the matches and bring the perspective of fans who experienced the games first-hand.If you enjoy Sutton United discussion, fan perspectives and honest match analysis, this episode is for you.

What changes when belief returns?After back-to-back home wins against Woking and Wealdstone, Sutton United finally feel like a team with direction. In this episode of Sutton United Talk Time on Podcast, Mike is joined by Gabriel and Mark to break down a dramatic 2-1 win with ten men against Woking and a composed 3-0 victory over Wealdstone.We discuss the red card resilience, the discipline debate, the tactical shift to a 4-2-2-2 shape, and why Lewis Simper might just be the heartbeat of this side again.“We wanted it as much as we wanted it in the last few games.”“That win improved the vibe around the ground.”Is momentum finally building? And what does it mean heading into Yeovil away?Subscribe for weekly Sutton United reaction and join the conversation.#SuttonUnited #SuttonPodcast #NationalLeague Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

One save, one clinical finish, and one very flamboyant celebration later—Sutton United have finally ended the slump! But was it a lucky escape or a genuine turning point for the U's?In this episode of the Sutton Podcast, Mike Dowling sits down with Dan to recap a vital three points away at Tamworth. We break down the "clash of styles" against a honest Non-League home side and how Jack Sims' incredible early save set the stage for Davide's winner."I think yesterday wasn't great, but job done," says Dan, reflecting on the gritty nature of the performance. We also discuss the impact of new loan signing Callum and whether Robbie Savage was right to say Sutton are in a "false position."Guest Information: Mike is joined by Dan, a long-time supporter who shares his first-hand account of the atmosphere in the away end and his thoughts on the squad's survival chances.If you enjoyed this breakdown, please Like, Subscribe, and hit the Bell icon! Follow us on all major podcast platforms and join the conversation in the comments below. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode of Sutton United Talk Time on Podcast, host Mike Dowling is joined by Jenny and Neil to dissect a chaotic 1-1 draw against high-flying Forest Green. We look at Callum Tripp's eventful debut, the "Robbie Savage effect" on the touchline, and why Lewis Simper is the man who "assists the assists." As Neil noted during the discussion, quoting the opposition manager: "Sutton are in a false position in the table." Whether it's refereeing "bottles" or tactical homework, we cover everything that went down at Gander Green Lane. Support the Pod:Subscribe for weekly Sutton United insights!Follow us on Twitter/X and share your thoughts on the penalty decisions. Sponsored by Lucky Star Gin. #SuttonUnited #AmberArmy #National League #FGRFC #FootballPodcast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Top of the league! Ben & Simon look back on an eventful end to 2025 and start to 2026, reviewing the draw with Boston and wins at previous bogey teams Altrincham & Sutton. We chat defensive dilemmas and transfer targets, and preview upcoming games including a trip to promotion rivals Carlisle. Also, find out which current National League player Ben would like to be fed yoghurt by, and hear us uncover the mystery of York's little-known 1961 FA Cup run...Timings: 05:53 Discussion of York City 2-2 Boston United34:10 Discussion of Altrincham 1-2 York City53:00 Discussion of Sutton United 1-2 York City1:10:34 Talking points - best centre-back trio, return of the (Jeff) King, possible transfer targets, out-of-contract first-team players this summer, and more LNER atmosphere chat1:37:08 Looking ahead to Southend (H), Carlisle (A) & Braintree (H), plus a trivia section including University Challinor and an exciting new York City quiz book!Donate to Same Old City: https://ko-fi.com/sameoldcityFind all our links at https://linktr.ee/sameoldcity Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Are we witnessing a "mini-slump" or just a tough run against the league's best? In this episode of the Sutton Podcast, Mike is joined by Mark to dissect a busy week at Gander Green Lane. We break down the narrow 2-1 defeat to York City, where centre-back Will Tizzard showed off his "striker's instincts" to give us an early lead. Despite the result, the team matched the league leaders for long stretches, leaving us wondering if we're finally turning a corner.We also dive into a massive week of transfer news, discussing Charlie Bell's new contract, the return of Besart, and why Mark believes "there are reasons to be cautiously optimistic" regarding our survival in the National League. From "simulation" yellow cards to birthday shoutouts and the Ladies' team's progress, we cover it all.Guest: Mark, regular contributor and lifelong fan.Support the Podcast:Subscribe and hit the bell icon for more Sutton United content!Follow us on all socials: @SuttonPodcastGive us a

Is our discipline problem becoming a crisis? For the third game in a row, Sutton United saw red, turning a promising lead into a 4-1 reality check at Solihull Moors.Episode Overview In this episode of the Sutton Podcast, Mike, Johnnie, and Nick dissect a "tale of two halves". We discuss the brilliance of Jack Sims, who prevented a genuine cricket score, the "brainless" red cards that are stretching our squad to the limit, and the worrying lack of a Plan B. As Johnnie puts it, picking the team right now feels like "running a seven-a-side team... who can we get in a group chat that's around?".Notable Quotes"The worst thing we can do for ourselves is to score a goal, because it then sort of opens the floodgates." "It's killing us and it's so unnecessary." Guest Information Johnnie and Nick join Mike to provide the fan perspective from the ground and the sofa, bringing insight into the tactical shifts and the squad depth concerns heading into the Christmas period.Don't forget to like, subscribe, and hit the notification bell! Follow us @SuttonPodcast on all socials and join the debate. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We're back with another AFTN Soccer Show packed full of Vancouver Whitecaps, Major League Soccer, and World Cup 2026 chat. The Whitecaps' offseason certainly didn't get off to a slow start, with a lot to talk about already. That's exactly what we do in this episode as we look at the potentially momentous signing of a MOU to develop a new stadium for the club, hear some thoughts from GM Axel Schuster about the road ahead, and delve into the challenges the club now face to get this deal over the line and the stadium built. We also take a look at how the 2026 schedule is shaping up for the 'Caps and look at the transfer rumours swirling around some of the club's players right now. Plus, with the 2026 World Cup now six months away, the furore around ticket prices has increased, but do FIFA care and will they bow to any of the pressure? Music-wise, it's December, so you know what that means - the return of AFTN's Festive Fifteen! Our countdown of our favourite tracks of the year continues with the songs at positions 7 to 9, plus we have a Sutton United themed song in Wavelength. Here's the rundown for the main segments from the episode: 01.29: Intro - weather woes, getting ready for Christmas, Traitors talk, NZ football drama 13.20: MLS Cup draws huge numbers 16.30: Whitecaps transfer rumours abound! 50.33: 2025 Festive Fifteen - #9 Vlure - Feels Like Heaven 54.53: Whitecaps and the City of Vancouver sign stadium MOU 60.25: Axel Schuster on the Whitecaps' stadium situations 71.10: The challenges ahead for the Whitecaps to get stadium deal done 102.12: 2025 Festive Fifteen - #8 Ist Ist - I Am The Fear 106.11: Whitecaps 2026 schedule sets up another exciting year ahead 133.50: 2025 Festive Fifteen - #7 Idles - Rabbit Run 138.25: World Cup ticket prices drawing increased worldwide outrage 154.30: Wavelength - Tim Vine - U Army (I Am U)

Bosses in Medway insist signs warning drivers about School Street restrictions are clear enough, despite a tribunal overturning a fine.Chris Lee was sent a penalty notice for driving along Richmond Road in Gillingham which is one of a number of roads in the Towns where vehicles are banned during school drop off and pick up times.Hear from Chris and find out what the council have said in response.Also in today's podcast, a group of residents in Paddock Wood have started a campaign to try and stop almost 800 homes from being built on fields in the town which are prone to flooding.The development would also include a primary school, three traveller pitches and a local centre - and would be on a 90 hectare site of agricultural land.A Kent woman whose husband died while scuba diving has joined forces with three other widows in a bid to help others who're dealing with grief at Christmas.Ben Moss disappeared after failing to resurface in March 2018 and his body has never been found.Rosie, who lives in West Malling, was 37 at the time with three young children.The Old Town Hall in Gravesend is going to be transformed into an event and wedding space.The Grade II listed building on the High Street was sold by the county council in September as the authority couldn't afford to continue maintaining the site.It's been taken over by Olaide Dagunduro who's been running events with her husband for ten years.In sport,  it was a game of two halves for Gillingham on Saturday.They ended up with draw against Barrow despite being 2-0 up at half time - hear from manager Gareth Ainsworth.And, Chatham Town's women are through to the next stage after beating Sutton United 3-0.The draw for the fourth round takes place tonight. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Sutton United are on fire! Can this attacking form carry us into the next round of the FA Cup? Join us as we dissect the thrilling 4-2 victory over Gateshead and look ahead to the next challenge!Episode OverviewThis episode of Sutton United Talk Time on Podcast is packed with analysis following the exciting 4-2 home win, which extended the team's unbeaten run through November. Host Mike Dowling, joined by guests David and Neil, breaks down the match dynamics—from a flat start to a commanding finish—highlighting the sheer number of attacking opportunities and quality goals. The discussion focuses heavily on the defensive-midfield balance, the impact of Jack Sim's return, and the incredible success of the Sutton United Academy.The team's renewed confidence is palpable, with David noting, "This team has a different feel to how it had a few weeks ago". Neil, in awe of the offensive display, coined the episode's most memorable line, captured in our title, following the high-scoring affair.Guest InformationDavid (joining from Madrid) provides the optimistic view, focusing on the tactical stability Aggie has brought to the squad. Neil (our new northern outpost correspondent) offers statistical and critical analysis, keeping the high-flying excitement grounded with his detailed observations of player performance and league context.Don't miss a single minute of the analysis! Hit 'Like' and 'Subscribe' to the Sutton United Talk Time on Podcast for all the latest post-match reaction and exclusive insights. Share your thoughts on the Gateshead game and our Shrewsbury prediction in the comments below! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Sutton United Talk Time on Podcast is back to celebrate a massive three points and the first league away win of the season!Join host Mike Dowling and guest Mark as they dissect the crucial 3-2 victory over Truro City, a result that puts Sutton United firmly on the "upward curve". Mark, who made the long trip with the dedicated #AmberArmy, shares his matchday experience, from the atmosphere to the key moments on the pitch.We break down the goals, including Jaden Harris's opener and Kai Jennings' two brilliant strikes—one a "Terrific goal" —and discuss the importance of the team's resilient response after Truro equalised to make it 2-2.Key Topics Discussed:The significance of the first league away win for confidence and morale.The impact of loan star Kai Jennings, whose goals proved vital: "Without Kai Jennings would we have won that game? A bit doubtful".The rising team spirit under Agi and the heart-warming appreciation shown to the travelling supporters.Previewing the upcoming fixtures, including Gateshead and the National League Cup game against Southampton.Listen in now for all the post-match analysis and predictions!➡️ Subscribe to the Sutton Podcast

Ever wondered how much work goes into those massive matchday banners? Or why a group of 30 Australians suddenly descended on the VBS Community Stadium? In this episode of Sutton United Talk Time on Podcast, host Mike Dowling takes a break from match analysis to explore the vibrant culture growing around the club.Episode Overview: First, we sit down with Seb and Harry from The Amber Project. They pull back the curtain on organising displays, the impact of the drum, and their mission to make Sutton United the loudest ground in the league. Then, we welcome Xavier from Aussies in London to discuss their recent group visit. He shares a hilarious outsider's perspective on the "Gold Jacket" strike, the joy of standing terraces, and why the community vibe at Sutton beats the Premier League.Notable Quotes:"We want to make Sutton a really loud team and have one of the best atmospheres in the league." — Seb"It's just got that very relaxed community vibe... you can kind of smell the players." — XavierGuests:Seb & Harry: Founders and organizers of The Amber Project, dedicated to improving matchday atmosphere.Xavier: Organizer for Aussies in London, bringing Australian expats together through social events and sports.Get Involved: If you enjoyed this deep dive into fan culture, please like, subscribe, and leave a review! It helps us grow the Sutton Podcast community. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

A win changes everything! Get the full post-match reaction to Sutton United's latest victory that has seen them climb out of the relegation zone. Host Mike Dowling is joined by Chris and Andy to celebrate the team's growing confidence and the palpable shift in atmosphere at Gander Green Lane.In this episode:"It definitely affects our mood": We discuss the emotional impact of winning and the incredible buzz around the club.The Confidence Revolution: How the new management is building a more adventurous, consistent, and defensively disciplined squad, securing a vital clean sheet.Goals & Heroes: We celebrate Junior's well-deserved first goal and Kai Jennings' "outrageous" build-up for the second!Club Talk: News on the FA Cup, the three-up/three-down debate, and the hilarious moment the Sunderland CEO witnessed the Strikes of the Key!Guests: Mike Dowling is joined by regular panellists Andy & ChrisDon't miss our predictions for the upcoming Truro match and an analysis of what AI thinks of Sutton's tactics!#SuttonUnited #AmberArmy #SuttonPodcast #NationalLeague Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Can you truly be disappointed after fighting back from 2-0 down? That's the complex question facing every Sutton United fan after the dramatic 2-2 draw away at relegation rivals Morecambe!Episode Overview: Host Mike Dowling is joined by regular guest Nicholas to dive deep into the action from the Mazuma Mobile Stadium. We dissect the game of two halves—from conceding ten first-half corners and a late first-half goal, to the team's incredible second-half character. Key topics include Lewis Simper's ice-cold penalty, Ashley Nadesan's crucial equaliser, the positive momentum from the four-game unbeaten run, and the importance of the returning-from-injury (and slightly alarming) Brandon Njoku update.Notable Quotes: Nicholas reflects: "I think it's a point gained... I think it's an important psychological point." The crew also gives an early prediction for the next big home game against FC Halifax Town!Guest Information: Nicholas is a loyal, long-distance fan and regular contributor to the podcast, bringing passionate insight to the Amber Army's campaign.Call to Action: Hit SUBSCRIBE and join the conversation! What was your biggest takeaway from the match? Let us know in the comments! Follow us for all the latest Sutton United news and analysis.

Welcome to Sutton United Talk Time on Podcast! Host Mike Dowling is joined by fan favourite Claire to break down the crucial 2-1 league victory against Eastleigh. This is the post-match reaction you need—packed with tactical talk, community celebration, and a legendary anecdote about manager Aggie's playoff promise.We dive into the significance of securing our first league win since August, the changing dynamics of the team, and the "touch of class" from our new signing. But the heart of the episode is the unique bond of the Amber Army, highlighted by the club's beautiful show of support for fan Frances.Claire gives us the inside scoop on her conversation with Manager Aggie about the U's playoff chances:"So far, Aggie's given us no reason to believe that he's not a man of his word. And week one, he looked me in the eye and he told me we were making the playoffs."And when asked what happens if they miss out? Claire's response:"Well, I'm just going to come and sit in your office and cry."—the ultimate "emotional blackmail" for motivation!Guests: Mike Dowling (Host) and Claire (Sutton United Supporter & Contributor).Join the conversation! Like, subscribe, and hit the notification bell for more Sutton United content. Share your thoughts on the game and Aggie's promise in the comments!#SuttonUnited #ForeverAmber #AmberArmy #InItTogether #SuttonPodcast #NationalLeague Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Another week, another episode of A (Non) League Of Their Own! Join us every Wednesday at 5pm where we discuss the best Non-League stories from up & down the country, from The National League to The Dog & Duck & everything in between. This week we were joined by returning faces as Gaz is back from his holiday and I Had Trials Onces legend Mike Phenix also stopped by to discuss this weekend's FA Cup action, Havant & Waterlooville's kit clash & should players have an agent in non-league? We also spoke about Sutton United's unusual process, non-league clubs filming their team talks, managers getting sacked on WhatsApp and players being too obsessed with stats.

Were those two goals against AFC Telford in the FA Cup First Round the most beautiful team goals we've seen all season?⚽ Episode OverviewJoin host Mike Dowling, alongside the insightful Finlay and the ever-candid Neil, as they unpack Sutton United's exhilarating 2-1 FA Cup victory. The conversation celebrates the brilliant team effort, highlighted by David Ogbonna and Ashley Nadesan's sublime finishes. Neil described the Nadesan goal as "a thing of beauty".The episode delves into the new-found momentum under the manager, with Finlay emphasising the importance of securing back-to-back wins. However, in true U's fashion, the relief of the win is tempered by the collective anxiety, as Neil humorously admitted he's "not even sure we've won when the final whistle's gone". They also touch on the unique fan experience, the atmosphere created by the Telford supporters, and look ahead to the crucial league game against Eastleigh.Notable Quotes:"It was a thing of beauty... that's a proper footballing goal." - Neil"Second podcast and two positive results to talk about, so no complaints." - Finlay

What gives a new manager confidence even when his team is struggling? Find out as the new Sutton United Gaffer, Chris Agutter, joins us for a very special Greet The Gaffer episode of Sutton United Talk Time on Podcast!Host Mike Dowling sits down with Chris Agutter to discuss his first few intense weeks at Gander Green Lane, his deep-seated football philosophy influenced by 'Votel football' and Johan Cruyff, and the critical role of authentic, empathetic leadership in the modern game. Chris provides a refreshingly honest look at the challenges, the squad's progress, and his plans to get the U's climbing the National League table.Discover why Chris believes he can turn things around, stating with powerful conviction, "It will [work]." He also shares candid insights on team play, telling us, "We're going to do absolutely everything to help get us out of the ditch we've walked into."Chris Agutter is the new First Team Manager for Sutton United. He discusses his journey from coaching to management and the collaborative approach he shares with his trusted staff: Ben, Deano, and Frankie.Don't miss this crucial conversation about the future of Sutton United! Subscribe, like, and share the episode!➡️ Follow us on social media @SuttonPodcast to join the conversation and let us know your thoughts! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Did the Sutton United 3-3 thriller against Hartlepool United feel like a point gained or two points dropped? That's the fiery debate on the latest Sutton United Talk Time on Podcast!Host Mike is joined by regulars Mark and Andy to dissect the electrifying, dramatic, and defensively worrying 3-3 draw at the VBS Community Stadium. The team came from behind late on thanks to Edon Pruti's dramatic 96th-minute equaliser against his former club!In this episode, we discuss:The "Agutter Effect": Is the unbeaten run a sign of new momentum, or are the relentless draws a sign of trouble?Brandon Njoku's impact and the need for another striker: "I think we do need another striker... we're a bit too dependent on those two." - Mark.The chronic defensive lapses: Are these "moments of loss of concentration" fixable with coaching, or is more experience needed in the backline?Why "Eight Minutes" of stoppage time gave the U's a crucial boost of belief.Tune in for the full, honest discussion as we look ahead to the next fixtures!Guests: Mark & AndyPodcast: Sutton United Talk Time on Podcast (in association with Lucky Star Gin )

What an unbelievable night! Did we just witness the perfect FA Cup tie?In this special episode of the Sutton United Talk Time on Podcast, regular host Mike Dowling has Finlay and Jenny step in to break down all the drama from the thrilling 3-2 FA Cup replay victory over Farnham. The excitement was palpable, with so much "adrenaline, so much tension, so much excitement" packed into 120 minutes.We deep-dive into the game-changing substitutions, analysing how players like Nadesan, Ogbonna, and the 120th-minute hero Will Tizard turned the game on its head. Finlay shares his analysis on the tactical decisions, noting, "The story of the season for Sutton really has been... it's all stemmed from the bench." Jenny shares her relief at seeing the team's first win of the season and gives her take on the need for a "poacher" despite the incredible goals scored.Join the conversation as we discuss the fighting spirit of Sutton United, look ahead to the Hartlepool match, and celebrate that "absolute bedlam" winner.Don't forget to Like, Share, and Subscribe! Let us know your thoughts in the comments below!Follow us on social media @SuttonPodcast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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How do you reset a struggling team? New Sutton United Head Coach Chris Agutter has declared a 'clean slate,' and on this episode of the Sutton Podcast, fan favourite Andy K dives deep into what that means for the club.Andy joins host Mike Dowling to dissect the tense 0-0 draw against Braintree Town—Agutter's first game in charge—which offered the squad a crucial, confidence-building clean sheet. They discuss the challenges of the brutal Braintree weather, the immediate tactical differences under the new management, and the crucial role of David Ogbonna, who was "brimming with confidence".Quote Highlight: Andy argues that the key to unlocking the team's potential lies in simplicity: "I think the confidence will come back... It's a clean slate. They're gonna be viewed on... based on a blank sheet of paper in the same way that us fans are going to be looking at the manager in the same way."We wrap up with a look ahead to the massive FA Cup Fourth Qualifying Round fixture against Farnham Town, a true 'banana skin' tie that is now crucial for a much-needed morale boost and financial injection.Guests: Mike Dowling (Host) & Andy Kay (Sutton United Fan).Join the conversation:

The unbeaten start to the season is over for United as an underwhelming performance at Sutton sees them drop all three points - but can they bounce back straight away with a midweek trip to Northamptonshire to face Brackley?The lads look back on the 2-1 loss in the capital, before previewing the trip to St James Park - as well as discuss the news of a new but familiar arrival at Brunton Park on-loan...Lots discussed in this epsiode, including:

Join Bethany Manktelow and her team—Jeff Burnige, Stan Godwin, and Steve Warren—as they review and preview past and upcoming matches, and welcome their guests.    Bryan King, our very first guest, spoke about his fifty years since pulling on a Millwall shirt, the introduction of the Forever Lions Club, the presentations on the pitch on Saturday, Millwall's prospects in the Championship this season, and how he became a pioneer in bringing Scandinavian players to the UK.    Sean Daly was our second guest, discussing the passing of his mate and work colleague, the late Tim Sells, the introduction of the Forever Lions Club, the Santa and Elf's race ahead of Christmas, and the Trust's plans for the future.    Sheffield United and Coventry City were reviewed, and Wrexham was previewed. Ted's Prediction League is in full swing for this weekend.    We also hear from Paul Loding as we catch up on all the latest news from the Millwall Romans & Pride. Myles Thornton reports for Maritime Radio on Millwall Lionesses' exploits against Barking and Sutton United.  Music and audio credits:https://www.maritimeradio.co.ukhttps://www.FesliyanStudios.com

What was all the worry about? United's unbeaten start continues as they record back-to-back wins for the first time this season in a Bank Holiday double-header - though the six goals scored weren't exactly evenly spread across the two games.The narrow victory over Wealdstone followed by the battering of Braintree Town at Brunton Park leaves United in third place in the table after five games - can they keep up the momentum this weekend with a first-ever win at early strugglers Sutton United?Lots discussed in this episode, including:

When Fiction Meets Reality - The FM Show Podcast Lets get one thing straight from the off, the cancellation of FM25 has definitely not affected us in any way shape or form. On the other hand, because of the cancellation, this episode has happened. I think its fair to say that this episode is full of 'Patreon Energy'. We bounce around ideas from the sensible to the silly. We ultimately end up discussing the community save Si set up. Plus we also talk about the challenge set out by Sutton United to get them promoted to the Premier League. If you've enjoyed todays show, please leave a like on the video and consider hitting subscribe to the channel. Also leave a comment about your favourite part of the episode. Support us on Patreon and join the The FM Show squad! Enjoy early access to our public episodes, bonus weekly episodes, exclusive content, and you get access to secret channels on our Discord for just £3 a month! Sign up now: http://www.patreon.com/TheFMShowPod WE HAVE MERCH! https://httpsthefmshowpod.creator-spring.com/ Treat yourself to some merch. We've got tees, sweatshirts, hoodies, and are personal favourite, the legends tee. Follow Our Socials https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJwruCy5lH44iFcyE150oeg http://www.twitter.com/thefmshowpod https://www.tiktok.com/@thefmshowpod http://www.instagram.com/thefmshowpod Join the Discord: https://discord.gg/TKPCUEZDvt Listen Now Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/6t7BLXSECt0y9AWHU1WgRj Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/the-fm-show-a-football-manager-podcast/id1698580502 Amazon: https://a.co/d/9hJSX0U Tony Jameson http://www.tonyjameson.co.uk http://www.twitter.com/tonyjameson http://www.instagram.com/tonyjameson https://www.tiktok.com/@tonyjamesonfm https://www.facebook.com/tonyjamesonfm http://twitch.tv/tonyjamesonfm https://www.youtube.com/@tonyjamesonFM RDF Tactics https://www.rdftactics.com http://www.twitter.com/rdftactics http://www.instagram.com/rdftactics http://twitch.tv/rdftactics http://www.youtube.com/@RDFTactics Si Maggio http://www.twitter.com/simaggioFM http://www.twitch.tv/simaggio https://www.youtube.com/@SiMaggio Football Shirt Social http://www.twitter.com/footyshirtsoc https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a0FIqZvpICI The Football Manager podcast for all of your Football Manager needs. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

With the boys taking a break from all the losses, they welcome in a special guest. Former Saints midfielder David Hughes. Hughes signed for Southampton in 1991 and made his debut in 1994. He chats through his time during the mid 90's and the Great Escape of 1998-99. He was fortunate enough to play with some real legends for the club and a number of managers. David also chats over his hard times coping with various injuries that hampered his career. After Southampton, David moved to Eastleigh were he enjoyed a starring role, then later with Sutton United. In That Number Podcast email: inthatnumberpodcast@gmail.com Twitter/X: @NumberPodcast Instagram: inthatnumberpodcast Facebook: InThatNumberPodcast Bluesky: inthatnumberpodcast.bsky.social Linktree: linktr.ee/inthatnumberpodcast Buy Me a Coffee: buymeacoffee.com/inthatnumber Telegram: t.m/inthatnumber Apple Podcasts Spotify Ray Hunt Twitter/X: @84RayOfSunshine Kevin Milverton Twitter/X: @moscowmush Tim Bisantz Instagram: @tbisantz Tom Pickett Instagram: @tompickett98 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

A teenage boy who went missing from Medway has been found safe and well.16-year-old James Gibbons hadn't been seen since for nine days ago and was last spotted heading towards woodland near his home in Cuxton.Also in today's podcast, farmers from across Kent are joining a rally in London to protest over changes to inheritance tax.From April 2026, farms worth more than £1 million will have to pay a 20% levy which they say could lead to food shortages. The Prime Minister insists the changes will only affect a small number of farming families.A Ukrainian woman who moved to Kent when the war broke out has expressed her gratitude for the UKs support.We've been speaking to Margaritia Bondarenko, who lives in Canterbury, as we mark 1,000 days since the start of the conflict with Russia.A Sheppey woman is calling on the government to ban the sale of fireworks to the general public, after recent celebrations caused her dog to have a stroke.Carris Clayton from Halfway had to make the heartbreaking decision to have five-year-old Lyssa put down due to the poor quality of life she would have had.Passengers have been telling us what they think about a new £34 million bus route in Dover.Fastrack is designed to provide a more reliable service - connecting Whitfield, Dover town centre and Dover Priory Station. Hear from reporter Sam Lennon who went on the first journey.And, in sport - the draw's been made for the third round of the FA Trophy - with just two Kent sides left in the competition.Ebbsfleet will play Sutton United while Sittingbourne will take on Enfield Town.

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This week we welcome Mark Griffiths to the show. We pick his brains about our best back 3, our current away form and whether he thinks we are going to finish in the top 3 this season.Mark also takes a look back at this weeks games with us, our victory on the road at Sutton United and Saturdays win against Notts County. And we couldn't let Mark go without testing his extensive Wrexham AFC knowledge with a special quiz just for him.

On this weeks show we discuss our home defeat to Bradford City, ask if Paul Mullin is off his game at the moment, where is Ollie Palmer and should he be back in the team and a roundup of the weekends results. We also look ahead to a big week of football as we try to get our season back on track with games against Sutton United and Notts County. 

Aaron Paul and Jobi McAnuff are joined by Danny Cowley with the managerial merri-go-round in full swing ahead of the Christmas period.They look at Steven Schumacher swapping Plymouth for Stoke City, and why Michael Beale's appointment at Sunderland hasn't impressed the club's supporters.We also hear from Barrow captain Niall Canavan on their fine run of form. And there's little festive cheer for Forest Green and Sutton United, who've both changed their managers this week, with Troy Deeney becoming player-coach at the New Lawn.02:20 Steven Schumacher becomes the new Stoke City boss 10:42 Michael Beale's “underwhelming” appointment at Sunderland 17:29 Niall Canavan and Barrow 30:06 Troy Deeney and the peril of being a player-manager 36:38 What's gone wrong at Sutton?

Kevin and Kieran find out why Sheffield Wednesday and Sutton United have been removed from Kieran's naughty step. COVERED IN THIS EPISODE: - Swindon Town - Sheffield Wednesday and Sutton United - 777 Partners' pitch to investors - Norwich City accounts - Luton Town fine - Brentford FC and the London Living Wage - Lewes FC's Women's team - Brighton contribution to the local economy - Paris FC offering free tickets Follow Kevin on Twitter - @kevinhunterday Follow Kieran on Twitter - @KieranMaguire Follow Producer Guy on Twitter - @guykilty Follow The Price of Football on Twitter - @pof_pod Support The Price of Football on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/priceoffootball Check out the Price of Football merchandise store: https://the-price-of-football.backstreetmerch.com/ Visit the website: https://priceoffootball.com/ The Price of Football is a Dap Dip production: https://dapdip.co.uk/ contact@dapdip.co.uk Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices