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The Athletic's Charlie Eccleshare and James Maw join Danny Kelly to discuss the latest twist in the race for the top four, as Arsenal win 4-2 at Chelsea. Has the momentum now swung back in Arsenal's favour, and what does it mean ahead of Spurs' two rivals meeting this weekend, as Arsenal host Manchester United? They also discuss Oliver Skipp's new contract and how it affects Harry Winks, as well as Conte's plans to sign a new midfielder this summer. There's a look ahead to the clash with Brentford and Christian Eriksen this weekend, and tributes are paid to the club's former academy coach Ugo Ehiogu, who died five years ago today.

The Athletic's Charlie Eccleshare and James Maw join Danny Kelly to discuss the latest twist in the race for the top four, as Arsenal win 4-2 at Chelsea.Has the momentum now swung back in Arsenal's favour, and what does it mean ahead of Spurs' two rivals meeting this weekend, as Arsenal host Manchester United?They also discuss Oliver Skipp's new contract and how it affects Harry Winks, as well as Conte's plans to sign a new midfielder this summer.There's a look ahead to the clash with Brentford and Christian Eriksen this weekend, and tributes are paid to the club's former academy coach Ugo Ehiogu, who died five years ago today. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Verna Volker – the founder of Native Women Running – says it acts as a safe space for Native women, who run for healing, ceremony and medicine. She believes a lot of the women are carrying historical trauma and running has become a way to grieve and heal. She has run previously to highlight the plight of Missing and murdered Indigenous women and says non-Native people don't realise that Native American people view these women as their own relatives. Volker wants to inspire little girls to run and says the prospect of completing the Boston marathon with her own team of runners is unreal. We hear the story of how sport is helping a refugee from Ukraine living in Poland. Yuliia describes her arduous journey from Kyiv to Tychy, leaving her husband behind in Ukraine and the generosity of Polish people. The American Football team her husband plays for in Poland have been providing her with support and a place to stay. She's a dance teacher by trade and has been teaching classes in Poland and sending any money she makes back to Ukraine. The head of academy sports medicine and science at Tottenham Hotspur – Laurence Gant – joins us to discuss his bike ride across Great Britain in memory of his friend and former Spurs Under 23s coach Ugo Ehiogu. Ugo passed away five years ago and to mark the anniversary, Gant has cycled between all the football clubs that Ugo played for across a five-day period this week. He started at Glasgow Rangers and we speak to him before he sets off on the final leg of his journey to Aston Villa. John Hunt joins us live from Aintree Racecourse ahead of the Grand National, Iain Carter brings us the latest from the Masters at Augusta and Juliette Ferrington is live at Goodison Park ahead of Everton's game against Manchester United.

Rhys Denton is a Youth development phase coach at Reading FC. He is also an Academy Manager at Hungerford Town as well as running his own business Perform 23 which runs a host of football camps which players from all different football academies attend. Rhys also recently received the Ugo Ehiogu 'ones to watch' from Football Black List. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Kevin Burgess joins Paul Connolly and Dan Kendall in part one of an extended interview about his career in football so far. In an open and honest interview, he discusses his early days at Middlesbrough - including playing with the likes of Ugo Ehiogu, Gareth Southgate and Gaizka Mendieta - his first move to Darlington in the Football League and his time at Whitby, including stories of condom-strewn pitches, great escapes and the disappointments of not making the play-offs with the Seasiders.

Welcome back to another Touchline Hotspur episode brought to you by #TouchlineFracas. This week's panel consisted of: @saifullahsoul @tottenhamtobs @OhioV1 @tops881 During this episode, we discussed: - Brighton result/performance - Kane penalty antics - Bale back to being clutch - Ludogorets result/key performances - Sess' racist abuse incident - Ugo Ehiogu and the importance of black players/coaches in football - West Brom preview Follow us on twitter & instagram - @spurs_touchline Leave Touchline Fracas a 5-star review on your Apple Podcast App! Use #TouchlineFracas

The latest inductee into the 90's Football Hall of Fame is Aston Villa and Middlesbrough legend Ugo Ehiogu. We're joined by podcaster and Villa supporter Stevie Green to discuss Ehiogu's career, the role he played in Villa's success during the nineties, and his untimely passing in 2017. We also ask why his England career never took off the ground, whether Villa sold him too soon, and chat about the music record label he had a hand in establishing. You can avail of a £20 bonus when opening an account with Football Index by using the code “FF20”. Music used: - Union - Let's Do It (ITV Football theme) - Virtua Striker 2 theme Follow us on Facebook & Twitter TheFootballFaithful.com

We all know Rooney has had a nightmare of a week, but it's been a dream for a footballing Unicorn and another big footballing name will be getting a lie in this week. We find out why, or at least that was what the intention was when we started. Plus drink drving, Harry Redknapp, Birmingham City, Stella Artois, Koeman, Hodgson, Kelly Brook, Paddy Power and Ugo Ehiogu. On The Left Side is written and produced by Ant McGinley and Jim Salveson for Abrupt Audio. The theme tune "National Hero" is written and performed by Katalina Kicks and appears with their kind permission. Incidental music courtesy of Bensound.com and sfx from www.freesfx.co.uk

As the Premier League comes to a close, Stan takes a look back at the season in this special edition podcast in association with BoyleSports. He gives his thoughts on the teams, the managers, the relegated and the promoted. Has Rooney underachieved? Is Conte the best Premier League Manager this season? Should Wenger finally go? He also revisits some Call Collymore highlights including Philippe Auclair and Henry Winter on Arsene Wenger, Tony Cottee and Matt Lawton on that Ranieri sacking, David Stockdale on Brighton's focus on promotion, Ricky Sacks on Spurs' last game at White Hart Lane, Andy Johnson on the appointment of Sam Allardyce at Palace and Gareth Southgate on the task ahead of him with England. And we remember Ugo Ehiogu with one of his last appearances on the show. Read all of Stan's columns and see his prediction videos at www.boylesports.com/stan

This conversation is with Ugo Ehiogu, whom I just met in Great Britain. He was a former English professional footballer. If you're in the states you would call him a soccer player. He had a long career- from 1989 to 2009 and at the time I met him he was the coach of the Tottenham Hotspur under-23 team. Ugo had this inner brilliance, this humility and thoughtfulness that was apparent right from the first interaction. It was the handshake and the eye contact that gave it away. It was the combination of the way that he carried himself with the words that he chose and maybe even more striking was the care that he took to choose the words to find the most authentic way to express what he's come to understand. Ugo and I were not able to finish this conversation and it's heartbreaking. It's for two reasons. The first made sense. He needed to run out onto the field and begin his coaching for his under-23 team. The second reason is harder to process. Ugo passed away at the age of 44 before we were able to reconnect. And I think probably a lot of people would say before they were able to reconnect with him, which is the tragic part of it. I can only imagine what it's like for his wife, his family, and his children. And so with the highest regard for the man that I briefly met and condolences to his family, I did as much reading as I possibly could to understand his life and his death. So many of the people that commented on who he is -- players and coaches and friends -- described him as a great player and a wonderful human. I feel fortunate to have had this conversation and to have had a brief interaction with him and I'm honored to be able to celebrate his genius. It did come through in the short time that we spent together. Thank you Ugo for the time that we spent sharing your insights and reminding us all of how important it is to love.

Wherein Our Heroes celebrate the upcoming Calgary Foothills F.C. PDL season, mourn the loss of Ugo Ehiogu, and bestow upon Joey Barton an esteemed Joey Barton Award. Viewer feedback on the use of the spidercam in the Manchester Derby is scathing, Jamie Vardy must fend off real foxes, and Héctor Bellerín sports one of the worst haircuts (barnets) ever. Also, Providence Park is earmarked for a sexy expansion and a cockney rhyming slang quiz is failed miserably. Send us your questions or comments via e-mail to bothofus@theyounggaffers.com, @younggaffers on Twitter, and www.facebook.com/theyounggaffers Music by: Bear Mountain - www.facebook.com/mybearmountain

Steve Bruce called it Villa's worst game of the season, but none brought Villa supporters more joy. David, Dan and Negatron discuss the latest Second City Derby, the return of Gabby, what is happening with Villa's forward play, why can't Villa play football, the shift in summer transfer needs and Ugo Ehiogu's urban myth. Also, chat turns to the fall of Leeds, Blues chances of staying in the Championship, Villa Park invaders and 8am drinking. Plus, there's Jedinak's Jungle and the birth of Negatron.UTVDon't forget to support the MOMS podcast by becoming a MOMS Patron - www.bit.ly/MOMSpatronsPodcast details - http://www.myoldmansaid.co.ukFeaturing:David Michael - @oldmansaidDan Rodgers - @avfc_vilrMy Old Man Said - http://www.myoldmansaid.com Villa Underground - http://www.villaunderground.com/Producer: David Michael See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jim loves this week's pod, Dave hates it. Yes, Palace won at Liverpool yet again and Jim takes every opportunity to take the piss. The lads also discuss the sad passing of Ugo Ehiogu and all the week's action. They also read an extract from a random footballer's autobiography and read out your #ThemeParkXI suggestions.

A bumper episode this week, as Dan and Tom are joined by Liam Twomey, as usual after we face Chelsea, and it's a pod debut for Crystal Palace fan and journalist Greg Lea, here to preview a big week ahead for Spurs. We begin with the sad news of Ugo Ehiogu passing away, and how big a hole he leaves at the club, before moving onto Wembley. Where did we go wrong? Did Pochettino experiment and did it completely backfire? And how ridiculous was the difference between the two benches on the day? Thoughts turn to Palace and a chance to bounce back quickly, and Greg gives us the lowdown on their brilliant recent form. Can we get back in the saddle ahead of the North London Derby this weekend? Speaking of which, oh my good god it's the North London Derby this weekend and we have a chat about that too. All this plus some listener questions, and an incredible revelation from Liam involving a Premier League mascot and one of the biggest selling bands in the world today. It blew our minds. Don't panic. COYS.

It's a terribly English affair this week with John Terry, Harry Redknapp, Wayne Rooney and the late Ugo Ehiogu inspiring this weeks nonsense. Oh and there's a little Argentinian fella and some emojis. Please Rate and Review this show wherever you're listening and follow @ontheleftside for more nonsense. #BCFC #HarryRedknapp #JohnTerry #CFC #UgoEhiogu #WayneRooney #Messi On The Left Side is written and produced by Ant McGinley @AntMcGinley and Jim Salveson @Mr_Jimbob

Shaun reflects on the memory of Ugo Ehiogu with Saint and Snods.

With the Villa vs Blues derby receiving an extra double dose of intrigue - namely Jonathan Kodjia's suspension and the return to football of Harry Redknapp as the Blues' interim boss - there's plenty to talk about going into what is the most keenly anticipated game at Villa Park this season.David and Dan reflect the performance issue highlighted by the Easter defeats. How Bruce can get this team going? What's up with McCormack? Hogan and Grealish's potential roles in the derby and beyond. Plus, three BIG questions are asked about Villa and Bruce's plight...and from the answers, it doesn't look like next season will be the easy ride that some supporters are seemingly expecting!This show was recorded shortly before the sad passing of former Villa player Ugo Ehiogu. Are thoughts are with his family and friends. Rest well Holte Ender in the Sky. We have included a short Paul Merson tribute to his teammate before the show's intro... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Join Stan as he discusses the games of the day with special guests including the Mirror's Andy Dunn and Darren Lewis, The Guardian's Dominic Fifield, Simon Peach from the Press Association, Liverpool writer Joel Rabinowitz, former West Ham and Stoke player Matty Etherington and Stan's ex Villa teammate Ugo Ehiogu. Plus he takes YOUR calls. Join the debate on 0330 380 9911 or by downloading the app at www.collymore.com.

Stan Collymore chats with guests and fans about this weekend's football. Listen again to the show including discussion with Matt Lawton, Chief Sports Reporter of the Daily Mail and Mail Online and Gordon Taylor, Chief Executive of the PFA about Wayne Rooney's late night drinking. Stan is also joined by Ugo Ehiogu, U21 Coach at Tottenham Hotspur to talk about the two Harrys - Winks and Kane and the talent coming through at Spurs. Kristof Terreur, Belgian Journalist dialled in to talk about Kompany's injury record at Man City and the Belgian National Team. Plus fans of Championship teams including Leeds, Newcastle and Villa called in to have their say. Have yours in the next show on 0330 380 9911