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Was Dundee United's 1980s golden era one of Scottish football's greatest achievements?Under Jim McLean, Dundee United defied expectations, conquering Scotland and making their mark on European football. But was their success a fleeting moment or a true era of dominance? In this episode, Graham and Jamie explore Dundee United's rise, their triumphs over giants like Barcelona, and the tactical genius of McLean that took them to the brink of European glory.In this episode:

This week we're revisiting the epic 2003 UEFA Cup final between a young Jose Mourinho's Porto and veteran Martin O'Neill's Celtic. We breakdown both club's squads and stars (Deco! Henrik Larsson!), tactics, and storylines, before diving into their respective runs to the final, then the final itself. Join us in the time capsule, where two famous sides gave us the ultimate spectacle that just so happened to be a pivot point in the history of European football. Cheers to (can't believe we're saying this) Jose Mourinho!

Rory is joined by the latest contributor to join the Football Heritage ranks, Jonee João, to reminisce on the 2003 UEFA Cup Final between Celtic and Porto. Instead of a tactical breakdown or analysis of the match, Rory and Jonee instead describe their memories of watching the final, their feelings on the run up to the final and, in Jonee's case, what it was like watching his club win a European trophy. Follow us on X: @_footyheritage Email us: hello@footballheritage.co.uk Visit our website: footballheritage.co.uk Guest Jonee João: @Jonee13

Welcome to the only roundtable podcast in compliance as we celebrate our second century of shows. In this episode, we welcome Karen Moore as a permanent panelist. She is joined by Jonathan Marks, Jonathan Armstrong, Matt Kelly, and Tom Fox for shout-outs and rants. Karen Moore shouts out to the UK for their seamless transition of power after the July 4 election and to the Men's Football team for making the UEFA Cup Final. Matt Kelly rants about Tractor Supply, which ditched its DEI and sustainability efforts based on one Twitter campaign. Jonathan Armstrong shouts out to the new British Prime Minister, Sir Keir Starmer. Jonathan Marks rants about Board members who do not understand Board governance. Tom Fox shouts out to Pittsburgh rookie Paul Skenes for his great first season and being named Starting Pitcher for the All-Star Game. The members of Everything Compliance are: Jonathan Armstrong is a partner at Punter Southall in London. Karen Moore is an Adjunct Law professor at the Fordham School of Law. Matt Kelly is the founder of Radical Compliance. Jonathan Marks is a partner at BDO. The host of Everything Compliance is Tom Fox, who is the founder of the Compliance Podcast Network.

Taking a trip in the way back machine and reliving one of the greatest seasons in Benfica History. This Episode would have been impossible with out the video in the link below!  https://youtu.be/slhXS7E8q5o  Please check out the video and subscribe!  And to watch the full match from the 1982-83 Uefa Cup Final 2nd Leg click  https://youtu.be/d6JjB7woQfw  and enjoy!  Don't forget to check my new websitemisterbenfica.com/and follow on twitterand Instagramwww.instagram.com/misterbenfica/?hl=enLike the show on Facebook:www.facebook.com/misterbenfica

Taking a trip in the way back machine and reliving one of the greatest seasons in Benfica History. This Episode would have been impossible with out the video in the link below!  https://youtu.be/slhXS7E8q5o  Please check out the video and subscribe!  And to watch the full match from the 1982-83 Uefa Cup Final 2nd Leg click  https://youtu.be/d6JjB7woQfw  and enjoy!  Don't forget to check my new websitemisterbenfica.com/and follow on twitterand Instagramwww.instagram.com/misterbenfica/?hl=enLike the show on Facebook:www.facebook.com/misterbenfica

Owen Blackhurst is back in the hosting hot seat and is joined by Sebastian ‘Hovis' White, Tommy Stewart and James Bird to chat underdogs, good old-fashioned pisstaking, Rare Disease Day, EUROs always being in leap years, Goliath the Euro 96 mascot, Jan Koller, Borussia Dortmund, Tomáš Rosický, Márcio Amoroso, 2002 UEFA Cup Final, Bayer 04 Leverkusen, Shoe Zone, this brilliant piece by Jan K, Pavel Nedvěd, Czech Republic, Milan Baroš, the big man up top, Stefan Maierhofer, Kyle Hudlin, Solihull Moors, the DeLorean time machine, The 2004 Carling Cup Final, Gaizka Mendieta, George Boateng, Any Given Sunday, Doriva, Boudewijn Zenden, Bill Murray on Kingpin, Sam Allardyce, Youri Djorkaeff, Kevin Nolan, Jay-Jay Okocha, Alan Davies as Iván Campo, Per Frandsen, Millenium Stadium, UFOs, liver, bacon and onions, solar eclipses, 2002 World Cup, Austin FC, cricket in the early hours, Cathy Freeman, pole vaulting, The Iron Claw, The Socially Distant Sports Bar - 200 Not Out!, the long way round, new CBD, footballs that are too hard, Algerian Coffee Shop, big and bad gluten and somehow so much more.Get the latest issue of MUNDIAL Mag hereSign up for the The Hat-Trick NewsletterFollow MUNDIAL on Twitter - @mundialmagFollow MUNDIAL on Instagram - @mundialmag Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Dotun and Tim are joined by Asif Kapadia the director of Diego Maradona the definitive documentary about the Argentine. They discuss the time that Asif spent with the icon and what made Diego so brilliant and so flawed.RECORDED AND ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED IN JANUARY 2021 SUBSCRIBE TO BRAZILIAN SHIRT NAME EXTRA HERE: https://brazilian-shirt-name.hubwave.net/

Kenny Macintyre chats with Celtic great Paul Lambert about some of his career highs and lows including his time at Dortmund and the run to Seville and the UEFA Cup Final.

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Bottom line up front: We talk about the awful and vile abuse Anthony Taylor and his family received following the UEFA Cup Final, what can be done to prevent this in the future?Key Points:Manager of the Season: Should Pep Guardiola but manager of the season, is it flawed and are there more worthy winners? What should go into the decision making of Manager of the SeasonInter, FA Cup Final, Quiz and more: Dan P gives us a history of Inter Milan, Arsenal's Women's team join the men on the lap of honour, FA Cup talk and the great Zlatan retiring. Our weekly quiz has us thinking long and hard.Stay Connected: Follow us on Twitter at @justfootballpod or email us at justfootballpod@gmail.com.Please share, download and subscribeStay tuned for the next few episodes where we're going to have some very special guestsBe Part of the Show: Want to be part of the show or request a feature? Send us a message on Twitter or emailReferee abuse from the UEFA Cup Final, Arsenal Women's Lap of Honour, Manager of the Year and Zlatan Ibrahimović Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Daniel Caw and Graeme Young are joined by the former Hoops manager as he reflects on the achievement of reaching the 2003 UEFA Cup Final against Jose Mourinho's Porto Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In the second of three stand-alone shows this month we're celebrating the incredible achievements of Scottish sides reaching major European finals as they mark landmark anniversaries this year.In this episode, we're focusing on Rangers and their unlikely and, ultimately, unlucky run to the UEFA Cup Final in the 2007/08 season.Andrew Slaven and Findlay Marks caught up with former Rangers midfielder Kevin Thomson - an integral part of the side that made it all the way to Manchester - to hear his recollections from that legendary campaign.

In 1981 Bobby Robson's Ipswich Town came very close to winning the treble, but leading into the Uefa Cup Final of that year, it was the only silverware left that could frank a remarkable year. AZ Alkmaar, the newly crowned Dutch Champions stood in their way.

It was a weekend of coronations as both Celtic and Dundee were crowned champions of their respective divisions. Join Andrew Slaven, Laura Brannan and Findlay Marks as they reflect on Ange Postecoglou's side clinching the title with four games to go and the dramatic end to the Championship season. Is the SFA disrespecting the fans with their 17:30 Scottish Cup final kick-off slot?And who will win at the PFA Player of the Year Awards this weekend?Meanwhile, it's 40 years since Aberdeen won the European Cup Winners' Cup. Hear a sneak peak of Scottish football legend Richard Gordon's memories ahead of a special episode released on Wednesday. This week also marks 15 years since Rangers' run to the UEFA Cup Final. Ahead of a feature length interview with former Ibrox midfielder Kevin Thomson dropping this weekend, listen to a short preview on this episode about Kevin's recollections moments after the final whistle in Manchester.

 Lesley is in Gothenburg for this episode and while she focuses on its sustainable transport system Pat still manages to get in his lasting pain over the 1987 UEFA Cup Final defeat for Dundee United.Lesley's latest article in The National certainly got the comments flying in its call to focus on the big issues facing the SNP and the broader Yes movement rather than engaging in grieving and gloating. We try and get beneath the reactions to the core of what challenges and opportunities face the SNP membership before the annual conference.Meanwhile Rishi Sunak on his flying visit to the Scottish Tory Party Conference decided that it was a braw idea to exclude the majority of the Scottish press from his post speech press conference. To say that this backfired was an understatement.It can't have escaped our notice, despite at best, apathy in Scotland, that this Saturday will see the coronation of Charles III. We reflect on the pomp and circumstance and the possible own goal by the English Premier League requesting that clubs play the national anthem before all games. A precedent not followed by the Scottish football authorities. We also discuss the tensions inherent in being Scottish FM and a republican for Humza Yousaf and compare his situation with that of Michelle O'Neil leader of Sinn Fein, who'll also be attending the coronation.Edinburgh University cancelled the showing of the documentary Adult Human Female on safety grounds after action by trans rights protestors. This seems to have had a knock-on effect with Joanna Cherry's appearance at The Stand Comedy Club as part of a series of shows during the Edinburgh Festival Fringe also being cancelled due to staff concerns.  ★ Support this podcast ★

Jim McCalliog speaks to the Wolf Whistle on a special edition of the podcast where he talks passionately about his time at Wolves, captaining Wolves in the UEFA Cup Final and missing out on the 1974 League Cup Final. Jim speaks candidly about what's it's like being a loser in an FA Cup Final …then become a winner 10 years later and what it's like to score for his beloved Scotland vs England in ‘Wembley Wins, Wembley Woes'.

Welcome to the Football Bloody Hell podcast, a retro football podcast full of nostalgia, memories and recollections of when football was just a little bit better. This podcast is sponsored by the Football Bloody Hell Shop, the perfect place to get iconic retro posters of all your favourite football legends. Head over to the Football Bloody Hell shop to find your perfect poster. In this podcast, we look back at how Steve McClaren nearly led Middlesboro to European glory in 2006. We hope you enjoy this podcast and please do share it with all your retro football-loving friends. If you like it, please do leave a review so we can climb the league table. It helps more people like you find us. Check out our shop where you can buy amazing, iconic framed artwork and high-quality t-shirts. Right now we have free shipping on ALL artwork orders. Simply head to footballbh.shop. Also, don't forget to check out all the written content on the site over at footballbh.net. Today's podcast was written by Tyla Crandon and narrated by Roger T'Obor. We will be back soon with another short podcast for you to enjoy.

“Step back, don't try to kiss me, right about now I'm 50/50”. Not out words, pals, but the words of popular hit maker Lemar. You know what, 50 is a pretty magic and baffling number for us this week, so please, why not come and join us for Episode 50 of The Dogger Saints Podcast! For once, you might actually enjoy listening to us talk about football, as the Saints picked up four points in a week, so we discuss all the action from our trip up to Aberdeen and glorious home victory over high flying Hearts. We also tackle all the big issues, and don't tell us we shy away from them, as we take a deep delve into pies and also look at whether Blue Shorts could be the key to avoiding the trap door to the Championcinch. But it wouldn't be our big bash without a barrel-load of features, and we've got them all as Sam and Dan put aside a domestic in order to have a celebratory trip to see George in The Royal, Dave comes on to try and work out just who the bloody hell Wendy is, and we delve to places unknown in this weeks Club Shop of Shame. Dan conveniently forgets the 2003 UEFA Cup Final! Sam's Chicken Tonight based memories of childhood! Brian Clough shithousing superstition! We've got it all, and much more including a look forward to our trip to Dingwall at the weekend. Maybe Dan will fall down a hill again, who knows?! Thank you all so much for getting us to Episode 50, and we'd love it if you came and joined us for it. Get there!

In this episode, John B and Ross are joined by Rangers fan and author Alistair Aird. The timing of Alistair's appearance is somewhat unfortunate given the recent defeat by Celtic, but he and Ross don't avoid the discussion and dissect on what went wrong for their team that night, but why they believe the title race is very much on. Alistair then discusses his love of Rangers and how it began by looking at a programme of a League Cup Semi Final against Dundee United in 1986/87 that had Davie Cooper on the front cover. He attended his first game in 1988 at the age of eight, so naturally the nine-in-a-row years is his favourite era. He also fondly recalls last-day title wins over Aberdeen and the Alex McLeish title victories of 2003 and 2005, plus the memorable run to the UEFA Cup Final. We then move onto Alistair's love of writing and how he's combined this and his love for Rangers by releasing a series of books on individuals and era's of the club, including the autobiographies for Davie Wilson, David Robertson and Mark Hateley. There are also some very good tips for any aspiring writers in what makes a good book, with trust being the key ingredient, something John and Ross found useful for their upcoming titles. The podcast rounds off with slow fire questions including Alistair's best Rangers XI. Remember you can get free shipping and 20% off any product at uk.manscaped.com with the code SFFPODCAST. #ad Thanks also to our Fantasy Football Scotland prize sponsors: Supernova Terracewear, Surprise Shirts and Mind, Body and Sole UK. Tweet us @sffpodcast Instagram - sffpodcast Facebook - Scottish Football Forums Email - scottishfootballforumspodcast@gmail.com

In this episode, John B and Ross are joined by Rangers fan and author Alistair Aird. The timing of Alistair's appearance is somewhat unfortunate given the recent defeat by Celtic, but he and Ross don't avoid the discussion and dissect on what went wrong for their team that night, but why they believe the title race is very much on. Alistair then discusses his love of Rangers and how it began by looking at a programme of a League Cup Semi Final against Dundee United in 1986/87 that had Davie Cooper on the front cover. He attended his first game in 1988 at the age of eight, so naturally the nine-in-a-row years is his favourite era. He also fondly recalls last-day title wins over Aberdeen and the Alex McLeish title victories of 2003 and 2005, plus the memorable run to the UEFA Cup Final. We then move onto Alistair's love of writing and how he's combined this and his love for Rangers by releasing a series of books on individuals and era's of the club, including the autobiographies for Davie Wilson, David Robertson and Mark Hateley. There are also some very good tips for any aspiring writers in what makes a good book, with trust being the key ingredient, something John and Ross found useful for their upcoming titles. The podcast rounds off with slow fire questions including Alistair's best Rangers XI. Remember you can get free shipping and 20% off any product at uk.manscaped.com with the code SFFPODCAST. #ad Thanks also to our Fantasy Football Scotland prize sponsors: Supernova Terracewear, Surprise Shirts and Mind, Body and Sole UK. Tweet us @sffpodcast Instagram - sffpodcast Facebook - Scottish Football Forums Email - scottishfootballforumspodcast@gmail.com

Here's another chance to hear my second Big Interview with Kevin Bridges from season four.We hear about Celtic fan Kevin's adoration for Henrik Larsson, what it felt like to get his phone number and how he can't rewatch the 2003 UEFA Cup Final because of Henke's despair at winning just a runners-up medal.As well as being one of the world's funniest guys, Kevin is a genuine football connoisseur and there's great stuff about his love for La Liga. His eyes lit up when I mentioned Ronaldo; no, not Cristiano, but the original and in some people's eyes best, Brazilian, Ronaldo. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The Essential Scottish Football Podcast pays tribute to Walter Smith in the week the legendary Rangers manager is honoured by the club, its fans and Scottish football with a public memorial in Glasgow. In an exclusive interview with Walter, recorded in March 2021, the day after Rangers broke Celtic's nine season stranglehold on the Scottish title, Jim Traynor delves deep into the Smith archive with Walter and unearths fascinating footballing gemstones. Walter talks about his joy at last season's title win and pays his respects to Rangers' fans when he recalls the way they stuck by the club through the recent bad times. The bond between the supporters and the club is unbreakable, he says.  His reflections about Steven Gerrard's first three seasons, culminating in winning title number 55, are honest and straightforward in typical Walter-style.  And, he puts forward some thought provoking ideas about how the game could be restructured from the top, fuelled perhaps by the bitterness he still felt about the decision to force Rangers to play several games before the UEFA Cup Final in 2008 while Zenit enjoyed 10 days off. This programme is a fitting tribute to Walter Smith, a man who will rightly be remembered as one of the game's greatest ever managers. For more information on our team and variety of shows visit www.essentialpodcasts.co.uk And give us a follow on Twitter - @Essential_Pods and @EssentialPodsRW *A version of this programme was first broadcast on 7 March, 2021.  

We take a look at the 1983 European Cup Winners Cup Final where Aberdeen would take on Real Madrid in Gothenburg. To help accompany our analysis of the game we speak with Aberdeen legend Neil Simpson, who shares with us his own unique perspective of the run to the final alongside the match itself.

Don Chenz and Casey Drake start off the episode watching the penalty kicks of the UEFA Cup Final between Italy and England. The guys then dive into Chenz's trip out West and discuss mosquitos, real life cowboys, airports and flying etiquette, the Mile High Club, and more. Stories include Sha'Carri Richardson getting suspended from the Olympics after testing positive for marijuana, Conor McGregor's embarrassing loss and broken leg, the NCAA gets allows athletes to make money off of the name, image and likeness, Drake gets caught on a date in an empty Dodger Stadium from a drone, and Tyler, The Creator's new album Call Me If You Get Lost. They close out the episode answering questions from the Mikies.   Recommendations: Chenz: "Kindness for Weakness" by MRG ( Spotify & Apple Music) Casey: Saratoga Springs, NY   Subscribe to our YouTube channel HERE for full episodes, clips, and bonus content!   Form to receive FREE STICKERS!   Email address to submit questions you want answered on the show: menwithmicspod@gmail.com   Follow us on Instagram & Twitter: IG - @menwithmicspod Twitter - @menwithmicspod   Chenz: IG - @don_chenz Twitter - @DonChenz   Casey: IG - @kc_aubreygraham Twitter - @KC_Drake

I sæsonens 8. og sidste afsnit af Bag om Trøjen, får Jan besøg af den hvide skorpion: Jon Dahl Tomasson. I afsnittet rundes rekordindehaverens UEFA-triumf med den hollandske storklub Feyernoord. Der dykkes ned i VM 2002, hvor Jon Dahl fik en afgørende rolle for det danske landshold og endeligt ender snakken i Milano, hvor landsholdslegenden spillede for verdens bedste klubhold på det tidspunkt. Hør desuden hvordan man tilkæmper sig den bedste plads i omklædningsrummet, og få et unikt indblik i, hvilken anden af verdens absolut største klubber, der også jagtede Tomassons underskrift. Programmet er præsenteret i samarbejde med og sponsoreret af YouTv.Tekniker: Casper Østergaard / Redaktør: Anders Emil VestergaardLydklippene i afsnittet bruges med henvisning til citatretten og god citatskik.07.59: Nos.nl, Feyernoord - Borussia Dortmund, 8/5-200209.10: Nos.nl, Feyernoord - Borussia Dortmund, 8/5-200209.50: Nos.nl, Feyernoord - Borussia Dortmund, 8/5-200211.50: UEFA Cup Final, 200218.49: DR, Danmark - Uruguay, 1/6-200224.03: Danilo Vitrò Multimedia Production, LE PARTITE INDIMENTICABILI MILAN-INTER 3-2, 2015

Welcome to episode 41, where Jake discusses the three-way fight for Champions League football in 2001 between Liverpool, Leeds and Ipswich – which happened 20 years ago today on the final day of the season. Also, we remember Porto vs Celtic in the 2003 UEFA Cup final and discuss just how good Jose Mourinho is. The Table Never Lies throws up one of the best title races in football history and the twist in the tale that was the Tamudazo in the 2006-07 La Liga season. 01:30 – 2003 UEFA Cup final20:55 – The fight for 2001 Champions League football29:10 – Table Never Lies, 2006-07 La Liga40:05 – 2000s Trivial Teaser See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Celtic Now and Forever is a podcast for the fans to speak their opinion's and views on the club we love Celtic. Football is all about opinion's and we want to hear different fans views weekly..with some added value of a higher profile guests and Celtic fans.. bringing you a different style to podcasting.In this episode Host Ryan Clifford was joined by Author and Celtic fan Scott Alcroft. Scott spoke about his experience's following Celtic and his memories of going to Seville for the UEFA Cup Final. Scott gave his best Celtic 5 a side team and how he got in to writing his trilogy of books.Scott has wrote books including The Bunnet and Hugo.. you can buy Scott's book's online at amazon. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Welcome to another episode of the Noughties Nostalgia Podcast. Today in our time machine, we go back to the Alan Curbishley era at Charlton Athletic. Was Curbishley's Charlton the greatest era in the club's history in their near decade in the top flight? We also discuss Middlesbrough's magical UEFA Cup run in 2006 where they beat Stuttgart, Roma, Basel and Steaua Bucharest before losing to Sevilla, who in turn won their first of five Europa League titles. Is Middlesbrough's UEFA Cup run the most dramatic cup run in history? Our new feature called The Table Never Lies charts the 2000-01 Premier League season whilst Jake has another midfielder for you in today's 2000's Trivial Teaser. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Graham Roberts chats with Steve Perryman about his memories of the memorable 1984 UEFA Cup Final between Tottenham Hotspur and Anderlecht. There's also a quick preview of the Crystal Palace match at the weekend. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

CHRIS JARDINE promised Annan he would play with them for life if they could get him a ticket to see Rangers in the UEFA Cup final. And after they produced the goods, so did he. The midfielder came through the ranks at Ibrox alongside the likes of Barry Ferguson and Barry Robson. We'll look back on those days when he would get training gear ready for Gazza and Brian Laudrup. But it was at Galabank where he made his name across 17 years. After starting out in the East of Scotland League, he captained them as they moved into the senior divisions and is now a legend at the club. But after hanging up his boots he's been learning the ropes in the dugout. In July he was appointed assistant boss at Lowland League side Dalbeattie Star. We'll find out just how he's adapting to life in the new role at the Islecroft Stadium. Plus there's chat on Oasis, two pairs of socks, staying in digs with Davie Moyes' parents, dealing with rejection and the day his family walked out at half-time as he helped Annan win at Ibrox.  We'd also like to give a quick mention to our sponsors FortyFour Creative. They have a team of highly skilled and passionate photographers, graphic designers, videographers and video editors to help promote your content, brand, organisation or event. They make creation personal. Find out more at www.fortyfourcreativehq.com If you have any comments we'd love to hear from you. Likewise if you're at a club who would like your post-match audio featured on the show then do get in touch. You can email downthedivisions@gmail.com or contact us through Facebook, Twitter or Instagram. It's all here as we go Down The Divisions. Down The Divisions logo design Adam Aitken Intro and outro music Bensound

In Episode 13 of Season 8 of the Aye Ready Podcast, Dave and I discuss the Premiership win against Aberdeen and draw against Motherwell.  We talk...or rather laugh....about the deck of cards falling and its fallout, THAT press conference, contract extensions, video game tie-ups and much more.  In our Classic Match section, Dave talks about a fantastic 2-0 win against Werder Bremen during our run to the Uefa Cup Final in 2008. Website   ayereadypodcast.wordpress.com   Listen   iTunes PodBean YouTube Spotify Acast   Contact   Twitter Facebook Instagram   Classic Match 06/03/2008 - Rangers 2-0 Werder Bremen - Uefa Cup

Dotun and Tim are joined by Asif Kapadia the director of Diego Maradona the definitive documentary about the Argentine. They discuss the time that Asif spent with the icon and what made Diego so brilliant and so flawed. The Pod on twitter: https://twitter.com/BrazilShirtPodThe Pod on facebook: https://www.facebook.com/The-Brazilian-Shirt-Name-Podcast-105876117847746Buy the T-shirt: https://www.11-29media.com/brazilian-shirt-name

A very Merry Christmas to you all. Steve looks ahead to the big Christmas match against Wolves with memories of the 1972 UEFA Cup Final and the first game following the opening of the new West Stand in 1982. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The 1984 UEFA Cup Final was "my best night in football."We continue our journey through the career of Micky Hazard with the Spurs legend himself, and learn about more of the characters he shared dressing rooms with, as well as the details surrounding his move across London to Chelsea, and how he was sought out to become the poster boy for Asics football boots.

Dotun and Tim are joined by John Gibbons of the Anfield Wrap, they take a look back at the 2001 Uefa Cup Final and remember former France and Liverpool manager Gérard Houllier.

Unfortunately we started off this week with the sad news of the passing of Gerard Houllier. My earliest memories of falling in love not just with Liverpool, but Football, were with Houllier's Liverpool team that won the treble. Most specifically Michael Owen scoring two goals against Arsenal in the FA Cup final and doing a somersault and then Gary McAllister (who I fortunately had the privilege of meeting in California) whipping in a free kick that was headed in for an own goal during Golden goal in the UEFA Cup Final. That started my journey to playing football for my whole youth, then leading into pursuing a football career coaching in California for 8 years, and finally back to Scotland now talking about football with some of my closest friends and my brother. So the Weekend Review this week is dedicated to Gerard. I will finish off this description with a quote from him that sums up how not just football should be, but life itself: "Generosity always pays off. Generosity in your effort, in your work, in your kindness, in the way you look after people and take care of people. In the long run, if you are generous with a heart, and with humanity, it always pays off" Thanks for the memories Gerard, Cannon.

In the latest of the Guest Specials, Good John is joined by Scots Abroad Podcast host and Rangers fan John Walker. John talks about how the concept of Scots Abroad Podcast came about and some of the guests he's had on such as Fiona Brown, Rachel Corsie, Barry Smith and Graham Hunter. With Scotland qualifying for the delayed Euro 2020, he talks about the chances some of our overseas based players such as Ryan Gauld, Lewis Morgan and Aaron Hickey have of breaking into Steve Clarke's plans in time for the Finals. We then move onto John's love for Rangers Football Club and some of his favourite memories following them, including supporting them through the 9 in a row years and being in Manchester for the 2008 UEFA Cup Final. He gives his thoughts on the current Rangers side and their chances of ending Celtic's quest for 10 in a row. We round off with the usual quick fire questions including John's Best Rangers XI. Tweet us @sffpodcast Facebook - Scottish Football Forums Instagram - sffpodcast

In the latest of the Guest Specials, Good John is joined by Scots Abroad Podcast host and Rangers fan John Walker. John talks about how the concept of Scots Abroad Podcast came about and some of the guests he's had on such as Fiona Brown, Rachel Corsie, Barry Smith and Graham Hunter. With Scotland qualifying for the delayed Euro 2020, he talks about the chances some of our overseas based players such as Ryan Gauld, Lewis Morgan and Aaron Hickey have of breaking into Steve Clarke's plans in time for the Finals. We then move onto John's love for Rangers Football Club and some of his favourite memories following them, including supporting them through the 9 in a row years and being in Manchester for the 2008 UEFA Cup Final. He gives his thoughts on the current Rangers side and their chances of ending Celtic's quest for 10 in a row. We round off with the usual quick fire questions including John's Best Rangers XI. Tweet us @sffpodcast Facebook - Scottish Football Forums Instagram - sffpodcast

The Tuesday Club - Alan Davies' Arsenal podcast's Keith Dover hijacks the Match Preview pod as we discuss what might have been in the 2000 UEFA Cup Final, Aliens in human suits at football grounds not celebrating, we finally draw 2 lines under VAR.. and we, at some point, talk about the upcoming fixture. The Roaring Peacock podcast was voted the 675th best Leeds United podcast by a couple of drunk guys at The Duncan. You can follow us on twitter, facebook and on your favourite podcast player, but not on the street, don't follow us there, don't do that. The Roaring Peacock Match Preview podcast is Alex @RiotBadger Adonis @theadelites and our guest Keith from @NotYouBentley Our stats come from @lufcstats and @lufcdata Our music comes from The Light Show @TheLightShow2 Special Thanks to Adam Elliot, Adam Warner, Barney Stuart, Cookie, Ewan and Howard Metcalf, Josh Pearson, Laura Kenny, Leon and Rob and our Family and Friends. #LUFC #MOT #LFC #LEEDS #LeedsUnited #Arsenal #AFC #Gunners #PremierLeague

This Podcast is brought to you by: Glasgow MOT Center - https://www.instagram.com/glasgowmotcentre/ & Notorious Plumbing Glasgow - https://notoriousplumbing.com Welcome to episode 4 of Flip The Mindset Podcast, this weeks guest is Rangers and Scotland legend Barry Ferguson. Growing up Barry was one of my idols and it was an incredible experience getting to talk to him. We chat about: - Lockdown Life and spending more time with the family. - Early days of football, Derek, Scotland trials and rejection. - Dealing with the pressures of following his brother into Football. - Modern day Football mindset vs older iron clad determination. - Living the dream as Rangers Captain and leading by example. - Competitive nature bleeding from player into manager. - Being a manager in modern football, trying to mix it with old and new ways of coaching. - UEFA Cup Final and biggest career disappointment, leading your boyhood team out in a European final and picking yourself back up after big defeats. - Managers who inspired him throughout his career - Mentality when recovering from Injury. - The differences in treatment from lower league to elite clubs and a great idea for richer clubs to help fund lower league clubs players recovery. - Booze gate and frustration with Scottish Media. - Regret and loosing his place with Scotland and Rangers. - Trying to come back with being tarred with the fall out of the event. - Coming back with Birmingham and fully focusing himself on his game. - Playing with broken ribs to win the Cup at Wembley. - The Paul Le Guen episode. - Scottish Media making more out of the dressing room split during that time. - The one Celtic player Barry would have loved to play in any Rangers team. - Dealing with anger and seeking therapy to get tools to deal with life. And much more! Thank you to Barry for being an amazing guest and all round great guy, thank you for listening! Please like, share and subscribe!

Franck Queudrue (Lens, Middlesbrough, Fulham, Birmingham, Colchester and Red Star) talks to us about his highly decorated career which included winning the League Cup with Middlesbrough in 2004, as well as reaching what was then the UEFA Cup Final in 2006.

It’s another what-if episode, in which Musa and Ryan take a trip through an alternate football reality. Before they do, they reflect on the news that Arsenal are to lay off 55 staff members, including roles in recruitment and scouting (04:34). Then it’s on to the what-ifs, beginning with if Gareth Bale had been sold to Birmingham City in 2009 (19:35), if Antonio Conte had signed Romelu Lukaku for Chelsea in 2018 (35:38), if the current football and social media climate had existed when Alex Ferguson was under pressure during his early days as Manchester United manager (43:07), and if Celtic had beaten Chelsea in the 2003 UEFA Cup Final (47:53).

What a player we've got joining us today! Premier League winner and 100-cap Irish International, Damien Duff joins Si this week to talk through the winger's illustrious career at the top level of the game. Damien chats with us about his early start at Blackburn coming through under the likes of Kenny Dalglish, Roy Hodgson and Graeme Souness before announcing himself to the world with his stand-out display for Ireland at the 2002 World Cup in Japan & South Korea. He also gives his take on the Roy Keane vs Mick McCarthy bust-up that kicked off in Saipan as well as discussion the other big characters he was involved with in his career at Chelsea including Ranieri and of course Jose Mourinho who he secured 2 Premier League titles with during an historic era at Stamford Bridge. We also cover his difficult time at Newcastle, the highs of reaching the UEFA Cup Final with Fulham as well as the crazy story of his whirlwind stint at Celtic where he went from reserve team manager to on the touchline with the 1st team achieving history alongside Neil Lennon and John Kennedy. What a career and what an interview! Enjoy!

What a player we've got joining us today! Premier League winner and 100-cap Irish International, Damien Duff joins Si this week to talk through the winger's illustrious career at the top level of the game. Damien chats with us about his early start at Blackburn coming through under the likes of Kenny Dalglish, Roy Hodgson and Graeme Souness before announcing himself to the world with his stand-out display for Ireland at the 2002 World Cup in Japan & South Korea. He also gives his take on the Roy Keane vs Mick McCarthy bust-up that kicked off in Saipan as well as discussion the other big characters he was involved with in his career at Chelsea including Ranieri and of course Jose Mourinho who he secured 2 Premier League titles with during an historic era at Stamford Bridge. We also cover his difficult time at Newcastle, the highs of reaching the UEFA Cup Final with Fulham as well as the crazy story of his whirlwind stint at Celtic where he went from reserve team manager to on the touchline with the 1st team achieving history alongside Neil Lennon and John Kennedy. What a career and what an interview! Enjoy!

Jim McCalliog is the speaker for the 33rd edition of the Wolf Whistle Podcast. Jim talks about the disappointments of the UEFA Cup Final defeat to Spurs and missing out on the 1974 League Cup Final and his long-standing love for the Wolves. Jim also talks passionately about playing in two FA Cup Finals during his career and scoring against England at Wembley for his beloved Scotland. Jim is ‘the man for the big occasion'.

Here's a clip from the latest episode of TSFP Presents: Memorable Matches. We discuss Liverpool v Alavés in the 2001 UEFA Cup Final, one of the best European finals ever and the biggest game in Alavés' history. For the full episode, as well as all previous TSFP Presents series, weekly Bonus Pods and Q&As, join us as a patron at patreon.com/tsfp from just $5 a month.

In episode 2, Joe Fischetti covers: Part 1:  Latest news in Serie A (1:30) and around Napoli news (7:18) Part 2:  Transfer Talk - Kalidou Koulibaly (10:27) Part 3:  Classic Match - 1988/89 UEFA Cup Final (18:05)

In Episode 59 it's a Bonus Episode to close out our look back at the historic 1982-83 Season and I'll say good bye to this classic season by watching this classic match in it's entirety! Join me and watch along by clicking the link Full Match Click Here and let's experience this final together in the old Estadio da Luz and truly appreciate how great this team and this manager was in this magical season! Don't forget to check my new website misterbenfica.com/ and follow on twitter twitter.com/BenficaMister and Instagram www.instagram.com/misterbenfica/?hl=e

In Episode 59 it's a Bonus Episode to close out our look back at the historic 1982-83 Season and I'll say good bye to this classic season by watching this classic match in it's entirety! Join me and watch along by clicking the link Full Match Click Here and let's experience this final together in the old Estadio da Luz and truly appreciate how great this team and this manager was in this magical season! Don't forget to check my new website misterbenfica.com/ and follow on twitter twitter.com/BenficaMister and Instagram www.instagram.com/misterbenfica/?hl=e --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

With today marking Robbie Fowler's 45th birthday, we thought it only right to look back on 'God' and his two spells at Anfield. Guy Clarke is joined by the ECHO's Liverpool correspondent and chief LFC writer Ian Doyle to reflect on the Reds all-time top Premier League goalscorer. Having scored 183 goals in 369 games we look into his Reds career from bursting onto the scene as a teenage goalscoring sensation, into playing a vital role in both the League Cup Final and UEFA Cup Final in 2001 there's plenty to get into. How his move to Leeds back in November 2001 went down, as well as of course the reception for his return in 2006 as Rafa Benitez brought him back to the club. Enjoy. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Taking a trip in the way back machine and reliving one of the greatest seasons in Benfica History. This Episode would have been impossible with out the video in the link below! https://youtu.be/slhXS7E8q5o Please check out the video and subscribe! And to watch the full match from the 1982-83 Uefa Cup Final 2nd Leg click https://youtu.be/d6JjB7woQfw and enjoy! Don't forget to check my new website misterbenfica.com/ and follow on twitter twitter.com/BenficaMister and Instagram www.instagram.com/misterbenfica/?hl=en Like the show on Facebook: www.facebook.com/misterbenfica

Taking a trip in the way back machine and reliving one of the greatest seasons in Benfica History. This Episode would have been impossible with out the video in the link below! https://youtu.be/slhXS7E8q5o Please check out the video and subscribe! And to watch the full match from the 1982-83 Uefa Cup Final 2nd Leg click https://youtu.be/d6JjB7woQfw and enjoy! Don't forget to check my new website misterbenfica.com/ and follow on twitter twitter.com/BenficaMister and Instagram www.instagram.com/misterbenfica/?hl=en Like the show on Facebook: www.facebook.com/misterbenfica --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Rich Williams, Mark Holmes and Rob Conlon are joined by Liverpool fan and comedian Alfie Brown to remember Liverpool's 2001 Treble and the players that made it happen. Former Reds centre-back Stephane Henchoz joins on the phone to give us his memories of being a massive part of that success. As always, we finish with another edition of Football Fact or Fiction in which Rich tries to guess which of the many glorious stories about that team is true. Make sure you head to www.planetfootball.com for more 2000s nostalgia, including expanded interviews with many of the show's guests. RUNNING ORDER: - Intro to the show and guests - Alfie uses the word 'etymology' (1m) - Treble Montage (2m) - Alfie's memories of that time (3m 20s) - Going into that season and the signings (5m 09s) - Momentum (7m 30s) - Gary Mac and a mandatory Leeds United reference (9m 20s) - Steven Gerrard (10m) - Mark's YouTube Journey (11m 50s) - Alfie and the Worthington Cup Final (12m 40s) - ...FA Cup Final (14m 16s) - and UEFA Cup Final and Golden Goal (15m 30s) - That squad, and that frontline (17m 21s) - Fowler and the *ahem* thing  (21m 02s) - Interview with Stephane Henchoz. Stephane joins us on the phone to talk about the Treble season, and his massive part in those games (22m 49s) - Pete is Bankrupt (35m 50s) - The Treble, The League, and almost blowing it (36m 18s) - Macca and The Barca semi-finals (39m 40s) - Football Fact or Fiction (41m 00s) You can find all our other episodes here, including things we miss about the 2000s, our favourite shithouses of the decade, the Rafalution, Arsenal Invincibles and Champ Man with Cherno Samba: https://audioboom.com/channels/5008818 FOLLOW PLANET FOOTBALL: Twitter: @planetfutebol Facebook Instagram E-mail: contact@planetfootball.com We're sponsored by Football Index, the world's first football stockmarket.  Use the code TBMIndex for a £500 money-back guarantee. New customers only. 18+.

Keith Jackson and Barry Ferguson discuss Rangers and Celtic in Europa League action this week and outgoing Rangers chairman Dave King For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

As the 2019/20 Europa League group stages get under way with Espanyol participating, we look back on the Catalan club's previous European adventure. Back in 2006/07, they went all the way to the final at Hampden Park in Glasgow, where they lost to Sevilla on penalties.In this La Liga Lowdown episode, we discuss their qualification for that year's tournament, their route to the final, their coach Ernesto Valverde and discuss what it was like to experience that special game.Hosted by Euan McTear (@emctear), there are contributions from Sam Leveridge (@samleveridge), Alex Fitzpatrick (@Mallorcalex100), Roman de Arquer (@Aeroslavee), Stuart Spencer (@StuartSpencer92), Nick Puñal (@PERICOZ) and Matt Clarke (@MattClark_08), plus UEFA commentary clips and music from Cachowrro Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

As the 2019/20 Europa League group stages get under way with Espanyol participating, we look back on the Catalan club's previous European adventure. Back in 2006/07, they went all the way to the final at Hampden Park in Glasgow, where they lost to Sevilla on penalties.In this La Liga Lowdown episode, we discuss their qualification for that year's tournament, their route to the final, their coach Ernesto Valverde and discuss what it was like to experience that special game.Hosted by Euan McTear (@emctear), there are contributions from Sam Leveridge (@samleveridge), Alex Fitzpatrick (@Mallorcalex100), Roman de Arquer (@Aeroslavee), Stuart Spencer (@StuartSpencer92), Nick Puñal (@PERICOZ) and Matt Clarke (@MattClark_08), plus UEFA commentary clips and music from Cachowrro See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

It's another packed Weekender, and bringing you into the weekend to preview ALL the action are Dan Austin, Dan Nicholson, Dan Morgan, Lizzi Doyle and Adam Melia. Also in the show Josh Sexton chats to Terry McDermott about Liverpool's first ever European Cup win, John Gibbons talks to Jennifer Johnston about her new album and Miguel Delaney about the UEFA Cup Final in Baku.

in May 1984, Tottenham Hotspur took on Belgian side Anderlecht in a battle to win the UEFA Cup Final. It was played over two legs, with the final, dramatic game held at Tottenham's White Hart Lane stadium. It ended in a penalty shootout. Alex Last has been speaking to former Spurs legend and England international, Graham Roberts, about his memories of that historic night. Photo: Tottenham Hotspur Captain Graham Roberts celebrates a goal against RSC Anderlecht during the 2nd leg of the UEFA Cup Final at White Hart Lane, London, 23rd May 1984.. (Photo by Bob Thomas/Getty Images)

Former Celtic and Dundee goalkeeper, Rab Douglas is in the chair with Si this week as he chats through his career between the sticks. In what can be an unforgiving role in a football team, Rab discusses the various highs and lows in an extraordinary career which started out playing part-time while working as a bricklayer and fireman before turning pro at 25 and then going on to win multiple honours and a place in Celtic’s team in the 2003 UEFA Cup Final.

Former Celtic and Dundee goalkeeper, Rab Douglas is in the chair with Si this week as he chats through his career between the sticks. In what can be an unforgiving role in a football team, Rab discusses the various highs and lows in an extraordinary career which started out playing part-time while working as a bricklayer and fireman before turning pro at 25 and then going on to win multiple honours and a place in Celtic’s team in the 2003 UEFA Cup Final.

Euro 2004, the tournament that got away. Examining a fantastic squad and going in-depth on a couple of games. Plus Beer of the Podcast, the TipSport Winter League and other blah. 0.00 - opening; 2.15 - an introduction to Euro 2004; 10.05 - examining the Netherlands vs. the Czech Republic; 34.08 - Greece vs. the Czech Republic and the importance of the 2003 UEFA Cup Final; 43.00 - Beer of the Podcast; 47.15 - Zbrojovka vs. 1.SC Znojmo (TipSport Zimni Liga); 55.50 - an English-language song sung in Czech

This week on Golazzo, Jimbo, James Horncastle and Gab Marcotti look back to a time when it was always sunny in Filadelfia. Gigi Lentini took Torino to new heights, including the UEFA Cup Final, and ended up in a transfer tug of war between Milan and Juventus in the summer of 1992. Lentini took Silvio Berlusconi’s helicopter to the San Siro for a world record fee. £13 million was so astronomical that it managed to offend the Pope. But his life was changed forever as he sped to visit Toto Schillaci’s wife in 1993 and wrote off his Porsche. It was also the end of his career at elite level, thanks to a combination of a coma and Capello. In the modern day, we review the action in Serie A where Chievo are no longer pointless and Milan manager Gattuso has angered the government. RUNNING ORDER: • PART 1: An introduction to Gigi Lentini – the teenage prodigy (01m 00s) • PART 2a: Torino in the early 90s – the team that reached the 1992 UEFA Cup Final (05m 00s) • PART 2b: Lentini signs for Milan for a world record fee (13m 00s) • PART 3a: Lentini’s car crash in 1993 (17m 40s) • PART 3b: Lentini returns to Torino in 1997 – Dorigo, Souness and a run-in with Materazzi (21m 30s) • PART 3c: Lentini’s legacy – a failure? (24m 30s) • PART 4a: Serie A round-up –Chievo move onto plus points while Roma slip up again (26m 35s) • PART 4b: Serie A round up – Lazio 1-1 Milan as Gattuso angers the government (30m 25s) GET IN TOUCH: • find us on Facebook, where you’ll find video, photos and loads of other stuff. • send us a tweet: @theTotallyShow • for sales and advertising email sales@muddykneesmedia.com

Welcome to part 2 of the interview with Erik Meijer! Feel invited for sort of a goose bumps feeling, when he is telling a story before the UEFA Cup Final between Liverpool and Alaves. Since he had a ligament injury he could not play. So before the game started, he was outside the stadium in Dortmund with some friends of him, but when the LFC supporters recognized him, they lifted him on a big rock - after having had some beers together ;) – amid the centre of downtown Dortmund and he had to sing a song for them “You´ll never walk alone …” and thousands of LFC supporter started following him. A day he will never forget in his life!

During a fourteen-year association with Wolves John won two League Cups and also played in the first UEFA Cup Final in 1972. Hear his story and some of his favourite music.

Hear the Telegraph's @_Chris Bascombe talk to @SteveHothersall about the match of his life - #Liverpool's 5-4 win against Alaves in the 2001 UEFA Cup Final #LFC

In Lesson 30, Mark and Kara bring you a cultural lesson. You will have the chance to hear some conversations with Spanish football supporters.Please note that lesson 30 of Season 1 was originally known as lesson 130 of Coffee Break Spanish. We have renumbered the lessons of each season as lessons 1-40 to make things more simple for our listeners.This season of Coffee Break Spanish features a total of 40 lessons, all of which will be included in the podcast feed. Just stay subscribed to the podcast to enjoy each episode. If you’d like to benefit from video versions, lesson notes and bonus audio materials, you can access the premium version of Coffee Break Spanish in the Coffee Break Academy.Don’t forget to follow Coffee Break Spanish on Facebook where we post language activities, cultural points and review materials to help you practise your Spanish. Remember - a few minutes a day can help you build your confidence in the language. Access the Coffee Break Spanish Facebook page here.If you’d like to find out what goes on behind the scenes here at Coffee Break Languages, follow @coffeebreaklanguages on Instagram.You can also check out our Coffee Break Spanish Twitter page and the Coffee Break Languages YouTube channel. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.