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Ben and Andrew react to today's news that Chris Wilder has been sacked as manager of Sheffield United. We discuss why it might have happened, what we think of the timing, and whether we think it's the right decision, plus look back on Wilder's legacy and what a new man could mean for the club going forward. As always, thanks for listening and UTB! === Women of Steel, a free newsletter about Sheffield United Women: http://womenofsteel.substack.com Who Remembers, Andrew (and Liam)'s UK nostalgia podcast: https://www.buzzsprout.com/2507764/episodes

Nuestros amigos de #tribunapicante realizaron el análisis del evento #UFC316.Este #podcast llega gracias a la universidad #UTB

Nuestros amigos de #tribunapicante realizaron el análisis de las categorías de peso pluma, ligeros y welter en la #UFC de cara a las futuras peleas que anuncio la promotora mundial de las #mma.Este #podcast llega gracias a la universidad #UTB

The time for talking is almost over, but until then Ben and Andrew blurt out some nervously-excited / excitedly-nervous thoughts ahead of United's 5th attempt to win a playoff final. Does Sunderland's form matter? Do our two league meetings have any significance? Can we keep our cool? How much of a difference will Wilder make? All this and more covered in an amount of detail greater than zero. Thanks for listening and for one last time this season, UTB!

El equipo de #tribunapicante se reunión con el artista marcial del #peru Raúl "El Faraón" Ramses quien les comentó sus planes a futuros en las #mma, además analizamos la contundente victoria de Michael Morales de #ecuador en la #UFC.Este #podcast llega gracias a la #UTB

In this episode of HOMO COSMOPOLITAN, we talk with Sara Arghwan Jameel, a Master's student in Software Engineering at the Faculty of Applied Informatics. Originally from Erbil, Kurdistan, Iraq, often called "Little Dubai", Sara shares her first impressions of Zlín, why she chose UTB for her studies, and her aspirations for the future. Tune in to hear her journey into the world of technology and her plans as a future software engineer. Ready to be inspired? Listen to our new episode!

This episode explores Turkey's evolving foreign policy under Recep Tayyip Erdoğan—from assertive moves in the Middle East to its complex ties with NATO and the EU. Is Ankara driven by neo-Ottoman ambition or pragmatic regional strategy? We also look at how domestic politics—like the protests over Istanbul mayor Ekrem İmamoğlu's arrest and the recent dissolution of the Kurdisch Workers' Party (PKK) —are shaping its international posture ahead of the 2028 elections.Guests:Cengiz Günay is Director of the Austrian Institute for International Affairs –OIIP– and Lecturer at the Department of Political Sciences, the Department of Near Eastern Studies and the Department of International Development and the University of Vienna. In 2018/19 he was a visiting fellow at the Foreign Policy Institute at the Paul H. Nietze School of Advanced International Studies, Johns Hopkins University in Washington DC. He is the author of the monographies “Die Geschichte der Türkei. Von den Anfängen der Moderne bis heute”, Wien: Böhlau, UTB, and “From Islamists to Muslim Democrats?” Saarbrücken: VDB. His regional focus lies on Turkey and the MENA region. His research interests are:• Democracy and the rise of new forms of authoritarian governance• Neoliberal Interventions und their effects on state and statehood• European Neighbourhood Policy• IslamismSabine Kroissenbrunner is Secretary General of the Bruno Kreisky Forum for international Dialogue, Vienna, since August 2024. In 2000, she joined the Austrian Foreign Ministry and served as a career diplomat in Berlin, Ankara, Belgrade and Cairo. Between 2007 and 2011 she established and headed the Task Force for Dialogue of Cultures and Religions in the Austrian Foreign Ministry. Before joining the cabinet of the Austrian Minister for Women's Affairs as her advisor on EU affairs and the Federal Chancellery in 1995, Sabine Kroissenbrunner worked as a researcher, mediator and consultant. Her research publications cover topics related to Turkey, the Middle East, Islam in Europe , religious and political networks related to migration and integration. She studied political science at the University of Vienna, the Bosphorus University in Istanbul and the School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS) in London.Moderation:Marylia Hushcha, Researcher and Project Manager at the IIP.The episode was recorded on 14 May 2025 with the support of The Austria Future Fund.

Ben and Andrew savour a smooth semi-final victory for the Blades, who repeat the scoreline of the first leg and beat Bristol City 6-0 on aggregate. We discuss a brilliant atmosphere and a memorable George Baldock moment, the great position the squad is in, how we're feeling heading to Wembley to face Sunderland, and the farce around the delayed kickoff announcement. Back with a preview of the match itself next week, in the meantime thanks for listening and UTB!

Ben and Andrew have a brief but giddy review of United's fantastic 3-0 win over Bristol City in the first leg of the playoff semi-finals, as Callum O'Hare and forgotten man Andre Brooks give the Blades a healthy cushion following Harrison Burrows' first half penalty. We talk about two big refereeing decisions, wily Wilder, the value of Kieffer Moore and a few other odds and ends ahead of Monday's second leg. Thanks for listening and UTB!

It's time for our old friend the playoffs, and Ben and Andrew are feeling optimistic (well, mainly Ben). We look ahead at the two games to come with Bristol City, including how both sides are shaping up and the fact United actually having a strong squad to pick from for once in a playoff campaign. Finally, with the regular season over, we revisit our Chip Butty Predictions from the start of the campaign to find who owes who a tasty carb-based meal. Thanks for listening and UTB!

Přemýšleli jste někdy nad tím, jaké zvuky kolem sebe slyšíte? Nebo jaké zvuky v přírodě vás dělají šťastnými? A slyšeli jste už o ekoakustice? Vědě, která zkoumá orchestr zvuků kolem nás a objevuje nové vztahy mezi organismy, se budeme věnovat v novém dílu pořadu Homo Academicus. Touto mladou disciplínou se zabývá Matyáš Adam z Fakulty logistiky a krizového řízení UTB ve Zlíně. Na Ústavu environmentální bezpečnosti objevuje pomocí zvukových nahrávek to, jakým způsobem ovlivňuje člověk své prostředí a jak pak prostředí a zvuková krajina ovlivňují nás. Proč je důležité sledovat akustickou stránku ekosystémů v průběhu roku? Jak se zvuky analyzují a vizualizují? Co znamená, že rostliny slyší? Proč jsou ekoakustika a bioakustika tak zajímavé? To všechno a mnohem víc se dozvíte, když se zaposloucháte do tohoto povídání. Tak pořádně nastražte uši a jdeme na to!

With the Blades about to try and win the playoffs at the 10th attempt, Ben and Andrew look back through history to see what went wrong in every previous campaign and what lessons we can (hopefully) learn that'll help Chris Wilder's class of 2025 finally giving us that sweet sweet Wembley win we've been waiting 100 years for. Thanks for listening and UTB!

With United's status as the third men of the Championship confirmed, Ben and Andrew look at what needs to happen over the next few weeks to get the squad as ready as possible for the knockout fun of the playoffs. Thanks for listening, and UTB!

Co mají společného plastové sáčky, zubní pasta nebo proudění krve? Možná víc, než si myslíte. Všechno kolem nás teče a právě reologie se zabývá tokem materiálů. Pokud vám slova jako aerodynamický skluz, tokem indukovaná krystalizace nebo výtlačný reometr zní jako zaklínadla, tak v tom nejste sami! Ani Lea s Rasťou si s nimi nevěděli rady, proto si do studia pozvali odborníka na slovo vzatého, profesora Martina Zatloukala z Fakulty technologické UTB ve Zlíně. A perlička pro vás: nejen, že je světovou špičkou v reologii polymerů, ale svůj profesorský titul získal v pouhých 32 letech a stal se nejmladším profesorem v České republice. V rozhovoru se dozvíte, jak reologie souvisí s věcmi, které nás obklopují, proč věda přináší radost z poznávání a jak vypadá práce, která má smysl. Nebojte, složité pojmy necháváme za dveřmi studia. Zjistíte, že i věda může být srozumitelná a zábavná! Tak se nebojte složitosti vědeckého světa a poslechněte si novou epizodu Homo Academicus!

Ben and Andrew lament a dreadful defeat at Plymouth that means it'll almost certainly be the playoffs for United this season. We look at where it's gone wrong, what we'd like to see next, and whether there is still more than a glimmer of hope for the top two... Thanks for listening, and UTB!

Nuestros amigos de #tribunapicante conversaron con la artista marcial peruana Valeria Mejía, quien en una amena entrevista nos contó todos los detalles de su pasión por las MMA. Este podcast llega gracias a la #UTB

Join us for a conversation with Abdulkadir Bozarslan, a PhD student at the Centre of Polymer Systems, specializing in Nanotechnology and Advanced Materials. Abdulkadir shares why Erasmus+ played a key role in his academic journey, his experiences with the Turkish community in Zlín, and his current research at UTB. A passionate reader, he discusses his love for science books and his admiration for Erich Fromm. Don't miss this insightful episode!

Ben and Andrew take a deep breath and talk through two terrible results for United that sees them falter in the race for automatic promotion despite not really playing that differently to the rest of the season. There's some encouragement in that, but also a fair dose of frustration of course as the fun of they playoffs nudges closer. We also look ahead to what is now a huge game at Plymouth on Saturday. Thanks for listening and UTB!

Ben is joined by Anna Kent of Rainbow Blades to discuss United's impressive win over Coventry (with a few minutes revisiting the derby win, because why not), the rise of Rhian Brewster, and the promotion run-in. Finally, we turn our attention to United Women and their battle against relegation - any chance of a happy outcome for both United teams by the time we reach May? Thanks for listening, and UTB!

Nuestros amigos de #tribunapicante se pusieron a analizar la actualidad de las #mma, donde se pusieron a analizar las peleas que nos dejó el #UFCLondon además de analizar las peleas del #UFCMéxico donde el Chicho Medina va a pelear. Este podcast llega gracias a la #UTB

Věděli jste, že slepice jsou nejlepší metodou léčby deprese? A že obyčejná chůza je nejjednodušší úleva od stresu? Máme velkou radost, že naše pozvání přijala Alice Kutnarová z psychologické poradny Poradenského centra UTB. Jak nám prozradila, být psycholožkou pro ni byla jasná volba už od malička. Takže vás asi nepřekvapí, že pro vás má spoustu zajímavých tipů a triků, jak najít pomoc v tíživých situacích vyplývajících nejen ze studia. Lea s Rasťou si s ní povídalio tom, jak a kde vyhledat psychologickou pomoc, kdy je vhodné kontaktovat psychologa nebo která témata na sezení patří a pro koho jsou psychologická sezení určena. Během rozhovoru došla řeč i na to, jak funguje psychologická poradna na UTB ve Zlíně, jak si domluvit konzultaci a jak se na ni připravit. Pokud cítíte, že by vám podobné setkání mohlo pomoc nebo vás tohle téma jen zajímá, poslechněte si náš nový díl, který je nabitý zajímavostmi.

Ben and Andrew savour a Steel City derby double, as the Blades win 1-0 at Sheffield Wednesday. Rhian Brewster (!!!) grabs the headlines as youngsters Femi Seriki and Sydie Peck impress, while Michael Cooper remains the calmest man in Sheffield. We also dissect Chris Wilder's post-match interview and the reaction to it, the legacy of a derby double, and plenty more from a very fine Sunday at Hillsborough. Thanks for listening and UTB!

Ben and Andrew talk about the Blades getting four points from two home games against Paul Heckingbottom's Preston and an impressive Bristol City. Tyrese Campbell stars again and Rob Holding looks good on his first start, but United end up getting stung for playing another close game. We then pause thoughts of promotion briefly for the upcoming derby match on Sunday. Thanks for listening and UTB!

Ben and Andrew recap another away win for the Blades as Ben Brereton Diaz and Tyrese Campbell give United the points at Loftus Road and keep us in the top two. We also look ahead to Preston this weekend and the return to Bramall Lane of Paul Heckingbottom. Thanks for listening and UTB!

Ben and Andrew are feeling fairly upbeat in defeat after Monday night's loss to Leeds, with plenty of encouragement from United's performance against the league leaders. Thanks for listening, and UTB!

Ben and Andrew review a messy but important win for the Blades over Luton, with Anel Ahmedhodzic settling it late on. We discuss the latest edition of the "performances vs results" debate, the state of the promotion race, and our upcoming match against Leeds. Thanks for listening and UTB!

Ben and Andrew discuss United somehow stealing three points from an impressive Portsmouth side in last weekend's game, although the introduction of Sydie Peck certainly had a lot to do with it - as did the perpetually-outstanding Gustavo Hamer. We also look ahead to the visit of Middlesbrough tomorrow night. Thanks for listening and UTB!

Lots for Ben and Andrew to get through this week, including United's drab but important 1-0 win at Derby County, plus the signings of Harry Clarke, Rob Holding, Jefferson Caceres and Christian Nwachukwu as part of a frantic deadline day. We discuss the window as a whole and where it leaves the squad before looking ahead to Portsmouth on Saturday and a word on Chris Wilder's new contract. Thanks for listening and UTB!

Craig Johns From The Gazette and Teesside Live drops by on a Middlesboro matchday to give an update on Emmanuel Latte Lath and the kind of player he is and what could be anticipated if the transfer to ATLUTD is completed  

A big Reaction Monday on SDH929TheGame's Abe Gordon leads off on his ATLUTD thoughtsCraig Johns From The Gazette and Teesside Live drops by on a Middlesboro matchday to give an update on Emmanuel Latte Lath, the kind of player he is, and what could be anticipated if the transfer to ATLUTD is completed  SoccerForUSPod's Bart Keeler talks WoSo, NWSL,  and Reffing Down Here 

Ben and Andrew react to a miserable night at the Lane as Ruben Selles' Hull "do a job" on the Blades in a frustrating performance. We discuss Tom Cannon's debut, the welcome return of Vini Souza, how new signing Hamza Choudhury will fit into the team - and how we might shape the team around him - and look ahead to Derby County on Saturday. Thanks for listening, and UTB!

Ben and Andrew review the Blades downing Canaries and Swans in quick succession, despite more patch-up teamsheets - three goals in a week for Harrison Burrows and a welcome strike for Rhian Brewster are enough to give the Blades six points. We also talk about the return of Ben Brereton-Diaz, a few other moves that sound like they're in the works, and the visit of Hull City on Friday. Thanks for listening and UTB!

Ben and Andrew tick off the Cardiff cup game and the latest January transfer activity before taking a long look back at the 11 years of Prince Abdullah's joint- and sole-ownership of Sheffield United FC - the good, the bad, and the lucky. One thing's for sure, it was some ride. Thanks for listening and UTB!

Ben and Andrew are impressed with United's resolve in a good performance at Sunderland and an even better one at Watford, as the Blades' depleted squad powers through to stay in touch at the top of the league - with reinforcements hopefully on the way before our next league fixture. We have plenty of praise for Peck, Davies and O'Hare, and also look ahead to the cup game with Cardiff on Thursday. Thanks for listening and UTB!

Ben and Andrew have some quick thoughts on an impressive win at Millwall, including Rhian Brewster's first goal for two years, and look ahead to Plymouth Argyle's visit to the Lane tomorrow. Thanks for listening and UTB!

Ben and Andrew react to an entertaining 2-2 draw at West Brom as United score twice in a minute but eventually have to settle for a point via Tom Fellows' wind-assisted fluke. We also look ahead to a (very) tough game with Millwall, made even more difficult by the fact it's now Neil Harris' final home game at the Den. Thanks for listening and UTB! Referenced in the ep - Ben's piece on international football returning to Bramall Lane: https://womenofsteel.substack.com/p/international-football-returns-to

Ben and Andrew recap an exciting game with Sunderland as Tom Davies pops up to win it off the bench on his return to fitness. We talk about Michael Cooper's excellence, Femi Seriki making a big impact off the bench, and United's ability to grind out games even when up against it - plus, a look ahead to West Brom this weekend and a match against probably the weirdest team in the league. Thanks for listening and UTB!

Ben and Andrew review the dramatic 2-2 draw at Coventry as Bassette hounds Anel into a red card, and then the satisfying stroll against Oxford at Bramall Lane. We talk about Tyrese Campbell's latest pair of goals, Gustavo Hamer getting into the middle, and a brilliant first start from Femi Seriki, before looking ahead to a big clash with Sunderland on Friday. Thanks for listening and UTB!

An extender to see out the remains of the international break - first, Ben and Andrew hand out their early season awards including POTS, biggest surprise, best / worst moment, and preseason prediction we most regret. We also look ahead to the Coventry game this weekend. Then, Ben is joined by Rainbow Blades vice-chair Anna Kent to catch up on the first half of the season for Sheffield United Women, and about the Lionesses returning to Bramall Lane in a couple of weeks. Thanks to Andrew and Anna, and thanks to you for listening. UTB!

Ben and Andrew review Sheffield United 1-0 Sheffield Wednesday, as Tyrese Campbell's goal is enough to settle the latest derby at Bramall Lane - and the first goal for either side since September 2017. We end up discussing pretty much every Blades player, the enduring joy of derby victory even when the game is nowt special, a few of our favourite moments (as well as Tyrese Campbell putting the ball in the Wednesday net), and sausage rolls. Thanks for listening, and UTB!!!!

Ben and Andrew tick off two highly-satisfying wins for United, as they take six points from trips to Blackburn and Bristol City, with Ryan Oné bagging his first Blades goal and Harrison Burrows snatching a win at the death at Ashton Gate after a convincing performance at Ewood Park. We discuss the final stages of Vini Souza's redemption story and also look ahead to Sunday's derby. Thanks for listening and UTB!

Ben and Andrew discuss United's 2-0 win over Stoke City as the Blades pay tribute to George Baldock before, during and after the game. We also touch on the previous week's trips to Leeds and Middlesbrough, and look ahead to the upcoming fixtures. Thank you for listening (and your patience), and UTB!

Ben and Andrew review an enjoyably comfortable 2-0 win over Luton with Jesurun Rak-Sakyi getting his first Blades goals as the defence strings together a sixth straight clean sheet. Thanks for listening, and UTB!

Ben and Andrew give some brief thoughts on a somewhat odd game with soporific Swansea, as Josh Tymon's own goal gives the Blades another win and puts them -2 points off the top of the league. We discuss some savvy squad management by Wilder, another good showing by Harrison Burrows, a fifth clean sheet in a row, and also look ahead to Luton on Saturday. Thanks for listening and UTB!

Ben and Andrew review the 0-0 draw at Fratton Park as United stay unbeaten on a day where neither team could find a way past the respective opposition goalkeepers. We also look ahead to a midweek game with Swansea and what to expect from the visitors. Thanks as always for listening, and UTB!

Ben and Andrew savour another away win for United as the Blades bring a winning gameplan to Hull City, with particularly eye-catching performances from Hamer, Ahmedhodzic and Gilchrist. We catch up on the end of the transfer window, stake some chip butties on some outlandish predictions for the rest of the season, and look ahead to Derby County on Saturday. Thanks for listening, and UTB!

Geordi is flying to Risa, the pleasure planet, for some much deserved time off when he ends up getting kidnapped by the Romulans! Wait, the Romulans? Yes, the Romulans! Does this have something to do with the rumors the Federation is arming rebels on a Klingon colony on the Federation/Klingon border?  A Klingon ambassador named Kell comes aboard the Enterprise to help Picard and the crew ease tensions and prove the Federation's innocence. The Klingon governor Vagh doesn't believe Picard for one bald minute and tensions continue to build. Meanwhile, there's a Romulan agent aboard activating the recently brainwashed Geordi! What is LaForge programmed to do? Who's the Romulan operative? And will Geordi ever have an episode where he isn't being tortured, transformed, or tormented? Even more available at: https://tngeez.com

With the transfer window coming to a close, Ben and Andrew clean up some of the latest rumours and news around the Blades, including Leeds lowballing for Hamer, Trusty to Celtic, Mikey Johnston arriving, and what our dream end to the transfer window would look like. Plus, we briefly discuss Norwich before giving some thoughts on last night's Yorkshire derby with Barnsley and previewing the visit of early pacesetters Watford. Thanks for listening and UTB!

Ben and Andrew lament the Blades letting a first home league win since December slip through their fingers, as a 2-0 lead isn't enough during a bizarrely passive second half. We discuss the joy of watching Hamer and O'Hare, some poor/non-existent game management, and a curious choice of goalkeeper. One day we'll win at the Lane again, eh? Thanks for listening, and UTB!

The Blades are up and running in 2024/25 thanks to Oli Arblaster and Gus Hamer's goals at Preston, and Ben and Andrew discuss a return of that winning feeling, the debuts of Gilchrist, Burrows, Moore and O'Hare, more new signings in Michael Cooper and Tyrese Campbell, a win for the second string in the League Cup, the expiry of Hamer's release clause and a whole lot more. Roll on Saturday, UTB!