EPL Talk Soccer
By EPLTalk.com
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Podcast Description
The EPL Talk Podcast is the only Premier League soccer interview show on the Internet. We feature intelligent interviews with football commentators, analysts, authors and celebrities who are as passionate about the English Premier League as you are. Plus hear insightful Premiership analysis and much more.
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Euro 2012 Group B Preview (EPL Talk Podcast) | When it comes to Group B, we are in for a treat. History, heritage and 'hate' – of sorts. So how will the football be played? How much does that change for the new generations who are making their own narrative in this tournament? With Germany, Holland, Denmark and Portugal mixing up the style and approach to football it is a clash of approach and style for Euro Talk as we look at the background and entry from each club. Super-stars from across Europe only line this group as the grit and determination of each side comes out. Do you fancy anyone from this group? Could it really be that Denmark will get through with some draws and a 'surprise'? As squads are released and players make their bid to play in the tournament, how important is every person in the 23 man squad? Find us on Twitter and chat or tweet any time: EPL Talk: @epltalk Kartik: @kkfla737 Kristan: @kheneage Matt: @mattcrduncan Morgan: @Morgan_Green Laurence: @lozcast Here are the different ways you can listen to the Euro 2012 Podcast each day: Listen via the Flash player included on the website via EPL Talk, or visit the EPL Talk Podcasts page Subscribe to the EPL Talk Podcast on iTunes, Add the EPL Talk Podcast RSS feed to your RSS reader, Buy the EPL Talk Podcast iPhone App which is automatically updated when each new episode is released, If you have an Android smartphone, buy the EPL Talk Podcast Android App, Get the free version of the EPL Talk iPhone App which includes the podcasts as well as EPL Talk posts, comments and more, and Subscribe to the EPL Talk Podcast on the Zune. | 28 5 12 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Euro 2012 Group A Preview (EPL Talk Podcast) | Introducing, the EPL Talk Podcast: Euro 2012 Coverage. As we move closer to the tournament it is time to take a closer look at the teams involved. So, without further ado: Group A is in review. With four teams and four groups expect four podcasts. Each pod will look into the personnel, practices and potential of each team. In Group A: hosts Poland; previous champions Greece; solid Russia; and historical Czech Republic. What might appear as a group of teams with very little to offer in comparison to others, unfolds as a technically challenging and narrative building collection of sides with the potential to make waves at the tournament, as long as circumstance is right. The Euro 2012 podcast intends to involve the listeners in Euro 2012, as our plans become more clear and we reveal more about our coverage you will see how. But for now, get in contact through Twitter, offer up your opinion or question for the podcast team and join us every day for the podcast. We can't wait to have you in the car with us. It's gonna be some trip. Find us on Twitter and chat or tweet any time: EPL Talk: @epltalk Kartik: @kkfla737 Kristan: @kheneage Matt: @mattcrduncan Morgan: @Morgan_Green Laurence: @lozcast Here are the different ways you can listen to the Euro 2012 Podcast each day: Listen via the Flash player included on the website via EPL Talk, or visit the EPL Talk Podcasts page Subscribe to the EPL Talk Podcast on iTunes, Add the EPL Talk Podcast RSS feed to your RSS reader, Buy the EPL Talk Podcast iPhone App which is automatically updated when each new episode is released, If you have an Android smartphone, buy the EPL Talk Podcast Android App, Get the free version of the EPL Talk iPhone App which includes the podcasts as well as EPL Talk posts, comments and more, and Subscribe to the EPL Talk Podcast on the Zune. | 27 5 12 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Season Review (EPL Talk Special Podcast) | It takes some time to review the season. So much to fit into one pod, which is why this podcast is almost the length of two EPL Talk podcasts…but worth the time and effort as the regular podders take on morality, money, moronic tweets and missing empty nets. Really? Of course, looking back can be difficult so we look forward to more seasons and managers as sackings, cups and players move around europe. Kartik broadcasts from Florida where Roberto Martinez decided to 'divert' his 'holiday'. Coincidence… City, United and Chelsea all get the analysis of our pod and Arsenal are praised for their positivity, Wenger's fore-sight paying off again. But teams just below that embarrassed themselves: Liverpool being the main candidate for humiliation: or are they? We look at how they can move forward. Of course, many teams are praised for their changing structure, player roster and mentality. Newcastle do well in these stakes, can they go on and build from here or is this season so anticipation one which sets them up for Bolton's destiny? All twenty teams are in this podcast so let us know what you thought of the season. Was your team on the podcast enough? Do you have thoughts on where your team is going next season? Do you even want a team after this season? Join the conversation on Twitter and the EPLTalk.com Twitter conversation: EPL Talk: @epltalk Kartik: @kkfla737 Kristan: @kheneage Matt: @mattcrduncan Morgan: @Morgan_Green Laurence: @lozcast Here are the different ways you can listen to the EPL Talk Podcast each week: Listen via the Flash player included in the EPL Talk Podcast posts every Sunday and Thursday night via EPL Talk, or visit the EPL Talk Podcasts page Subscribe to the EPL Talk Podcast on iTunes, Add the EPL Talk Podcast RSS feed to your RSS reader, Buy the EPL Talk Podcast iPhone App which is automatically updated when each new episode is released, If you have an Android smartphone, buy the EPL Talk Podcast Android App, Get the free version of the EPL Talk iPhone App which includes the podcasts as well as EPL Talk posts, comments and more, and Subscribe to the EPL Talk Podcast on the Zune. | 25 5 12 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Chelseans of Europe (EPL Talk Special Podcast) | It's a UCL Special! Chelsea have won it! And that leave so much for us to talk about, ownership, management and player power are all discussed on the podcast! Come on in, the words are warm. AVB, RDM, RA or JT, all letters lead to success for Chelsea this season as we see a penalty shoot-out and unprecedented scenes in Germany. History has been made. Right? And of course Sammy Ally is back in the EPL. What do you think? West Ham deserve their place or are you sad to see Blackpool lose out. Join the conversation on Twitter and the EPLTalk.com Twitter conversation: EPL Talk: @epltalk Kartik: @kkfla737 Kristan: @kheneage Matt: @mattcrduncan Morgan: @Morgan_Green Laurence: @lozcast Here are the different ways you can listen to the EPL Talk Podcast each week: Listen via the Flash player included in the EPL Talk Podcast posts every Sunday and Thursday night via EPL Talk, or visit the EPL Talk Podcasts page Subscribe to the EPL Talk Podcast on iTunes, Add the EPL Talk Podcast RSS feed to your RSS reader, Buy the EPL Talk Podcast iPhone App which is automatically updated when each new episode is released, If you have an Android smartphone, buy the EPL Talk Podcast Android App, Get the free version of the EPL Talk iPhone App which includes the podcasts as well as EPL Talk posts, comments and more, and Subscribe to the EPL Talk Podcast on the Zune. | 20 5 12 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Champions League Final (EPL Talk Preview Podcast) | So much to discuss on this pod. Hiring and firing in the league. Natural or should we be shocked? Two managers who barely fulfil their role get cut from the team. Kenny Daglish and Alex McLeish. The Scottish population in the league certainly took a battering this season. Uncle Roy made his squad selection, mostly EPL players. Does that bother you? Who isn't happy with Downing? Everyone…well, apart from Downing. Do you feel bad for him? Just because the players he has supplied have let him down, should he be made a figure or fury? Elsewhere there is a Champions League final to be had. Chelsea face Bayern in Germany, but who will play? Is it really worth the trip? Will Torres start? Saturday, join us! On Twitter and EPLTalk.com. Twitter conversation: EPL Talk: @epltalk Kartik: @kkfla737 Kristan: @kheneage Matt: @mattcrduncan Morgan: @Morgan_Green Laurence: @lozcast Here are the different ways you can listen to the EPL Talk Podcast each week: Listen via the Flash player included in the EPL Talk Podcast posts every Sunday and Thursday night via EPL Talk, or visit the EPL Talk Podcasts page Subscribe to the EPL Talk Podcast on iTunes, Add the EPL Talk Podcast RSS feed to your RSS reader, Buy the EPL Talk Podcast iPhone App which is automatically updated when each new episode is released, If you have an Android smartphone, buy the EPL Talk Podcast Android App, Get the free version of the EPL Talk iPhone App which includes the podcasts as well as EPL Talk posts, comments and more, and Subscribe to the EPL Talk Podcast on the Zune. | 16 5 12 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Blue Moon! Red Horizon! (EPL Talk Review Podcast) | Manchester City win the title. Beating out Manchester United on goal difference. Sir Alex was gracious in defeat which Roberto seemed to be in dreamland. Manchester celebrates as neutrals ponder who to hate next season…either way City have caused a new kind of upset. The likely upset. And in such fashion. To contrast their emotion: Bolton are relegated after making themselves so consistent in the league. Owen Coyle must be wondering what he did so wrong. Joey Barton won't sympathise, he doesn't sound capable, though maybe that is what makes it so frustrating: we know he knows better. Overall, a wonderful season in the league. Stories from all sides of the table. As we look back, I hope you look forward. Plenty more to come from EPL Talk this season. It doesn't get much more clear cut than the Premier League table at the end of the season. But that doesn't tell half the story. Let us know yours. Join our Twitter conversation: EPL Talk: @epltalk Kartik: @kkfla737 Kristan: @kheneage Matt: @mattcrduncan Morgan: @Morgan_Green Laurence: @lozcast Here are the different ways you can listen to the EPL Talk Podcast each week: Listen via the Flash player included in the EPL Talk Podcast posts every Sunday and Thursday night via EPL Talk, or visit the EPL Talk Podcasts page Subscribe to the EPL Talk Podcast on iTunes, Add the EPL Talk Podcast RSS feed to your RSS reader, Buy the EPL Talk Podcast iPhone App which is automatically updated when each new episode is released, If you have an Android smartphone, buy the EPL Talk Podcast Android App, Get the free version of the EPL Talk iPhone App which includes the podcasts as well as EPL Talk posts, comments and more, and Subscribe to the EPL Talk Podcast on the Zune. | 13 5 12 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Almost Over (EPL Talk Preview Podcast) | It's the final day of the season, come Sunday. So get to it! The pod certainly does, we look up and down the league to see who will end up where at the end of the season. It really isn't that far away. With the top far from decided, we look at the mentality of both sides. It is City vs. United. Sir Alex vs. Roberto. The people just behind them as far from safe in their position either. But more disappointing, the bottom of the table looks like it's pretty much decided. Damn. So it's between Bolton and QPR. Who wins the league? Who was your prediction at the beginning of the season? Who goes down? Let us know. Join our Twitter conversation: EPL Talk: @epltalk Kartik: @kkfla737 Kristan: @kheneage Matt: @mattcrduncan Morgan: @Morgan_Green Laurence: @lozcast Here are the different ways you can listen to the EPL Talk Podcast each week: Listen via the Flash player included in the EPL Talk Podcast posts every Sunday and Thursday night via EPL Talk, or visit the EPL Talk Podcasts page Subscribe to the EPL Talk Podcast on iTunes, Add the EPL Talk Podcast RSS feed to your RSS reader, Buy the EPL Talk Podcast iPhone App which is automatically updated when each new episode is released, If you have an Android smartphone, buy the EPL Talk Podcast Android App, Get the free version of the EPL Talk iPhone App which includes the podcasts as well as EPL Talk posts, comments and more, and Subscribe to the EPL Talk Podcast on the Zune. | 9 5 12 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Probably Two Happy Robertos (EPL Talk Review Podcast) | A weekend of literal and narrative cup finals for north and south. Though it was interesting to see where they took place. Liverpool visited London whilst United hosted and City went to "The Shore". All results lead to dejection and jubilance. Overall, London comes away as the happier City. So, what about the clubs left with defeat to ponder. The pod takes a look at how defeat can shape a team and sum up a season so well. Section One focuses on Manchester whilst Two follows the agitation and adulation of a Wembley final. Both times, Roberto was the happier man both times. Scots left to consider the less obvious misgivings. And of course there was relegation to consider. Are Aston Villa above the fight now? Did Cisse's heroics do it for QPR? It all builds up to a great final weekend. Join the Twitter conversation: EPL Talk: @epltalk Kartik: @kkfla737 Kristan: @kheneage Matt: @mattcrduncan Morgan: @Morgan_Green Laurence: @lozcast Here are the different ways you can listen to the EPL Talk Podcast each week: Listen via the Flash player included in the EPL Talk Podcast posts every Sunday and Thursday night via EPL Talk, or visit the EPL Talk Podcasts page Subscribe to the EPL Talk Podcast on iTunes, Add the EPL Talk Podcast RSS feed to your RSS reader, Buy the EPL Talk Podcast iPhone App which is automatically updated when each new episode is released, If you have an Android smartphone, buy the EPL Talk Podcast Android App, Get the free version of the EPL Talk iPhone App which includes the podcasts as well as EPL Talk posts, comments and more, and Subscribe to the EPL Talk Podcast on the Zune. | 6 5 12 | Free | View In iTunes |
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FA Cup Final Weekend (EPL Talk Preview Podcast) | Don't let the title deceive you (literally Fergie), this podcast might include FA Cup content, but that doesn't stop us from welcoming Jamie Whitehead onto the pod for 3for3. The pod talk Italy, USA, England and journalistic values. Manchester is obviously still suffering from the fallout, the podcast discuss that and the potential of all other sides to make the top four, in review. With Chelsea facing Liverpool this weekend, there is plenty to look forward to, though the rivalry now is a little different. Do you think it's still as fiery?Let us know on Twitter, join the conversation: EPL Talk: @epltalk Kartik: @kkfla737 Kristan: @kheneage Matt: @mattcrduncan Jamie: @3for3_ Morgan: @Morgan_Green Laurence: @lozcast Here are the different ways you can listen to the EPL Talk Podcast each week: Listen via the Flash player included in the EPL Talk Podcast posts every Sunday and Thursday night via EPL Talk, or visit the EPL Talk Podcasts page Subscribe to the EPL Talk Podcast on iTunes, Add the EPL Talk Podcast RSS feed to your RSS reader, Buy the EPL Talk Podcast iPhone App which is automatically updated when each new episode is released, If you have an Android smartphone, buy the EPL Talk Podcast Android App, Get the free version of the EPL Talk iPhone App which includes the podcasts as well as EPL Talk posts, comments and more, and Subscribe to the EPL Talk Podcast on the Zune. | 2 5 12 | Free | View In iTunes |
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City vs United (EPL Talk Special Podcast) | It's a Manchester Special. Need was say more? The pod looks through the wreckage and what-the-heckage of tonight's match. Mancini and his mind-games vs. Sir Alex and his team in flames. Or is it so bad? Let us know on Twitter, join the conversation: EPL Talk: @epltalk Kartik: @kkfla737 Kristan: @kheneage Matt: @mattcrduncan Hack: @TheHackReport Morgan: @Morgan_Green Laurence: @lozcast Here are the different ways you can listen to the EPL Talk Podcast each week: Listen via the Flash player included in the EPL Talk Podcast posts every Sunday and Thursday night via EPL Talk, or visit the EPL Talk Podcasts page Subscribe to the EPL Talk Podcast on iTunes, Add the EPL Talk Podcast RSS feed to your RSS reader, Buy the EPL Talk Podcast iPhone App which is automatically updated when each new episode is released, If you have an Android smartphone, buy the EPL Talk Podcast Android App, Get the free version of the EPL Talk iPhone App which includes the podcasts as well as EPL Talk posts, comments and more, and Subscribe to the EPL Talk Podcast on the Zune. | 30 4 12 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Build-Em-Up (EPL Talk Review Podcast) | Without either Manchester side in the mix this weekend we see a peak in the exciting football as teams hone their side and make a push to be the most impressive in the league. Is it a question of too little, too late? The pod look at the top four credentials of all runners. Excellent goals were on the menu as hat-tricks from Suarez and Torres spun a season which could have been so disappointing into a success, it took time but with goals of this quality it was worth the wait, right? Of course the Manchester Derby is the pinnacle of the EPL season. Section three is dedicated to previewing and reviewing the season in Manchester. Let us know your predictions and tactical thoughts on Twitter: EPL Talk: @epltalk Kartik: @kkfla737 Kristan: @kheneage Matt: @mattcrduncan Hack: @TheHackReport Morgan: @Morgan_Green Laurence: @lozcast Here are the different ways you can listen to the EPL Talk Podcast each week: Listen via the Flash player included in the EPL Talk Podcast posts every Sunday and Thursday night via EPL Talk, or visit the EPL Talk Podcasts page Subscribe to the EPL Talk Podcast on iTunes, Add the EPL Talk Podcast RSS feed to your RSS reader, Buy the EPL Talk Podcast iPhone App which is automatically updated when each new episode is released, If you have an Android smartphone, buy the EPL Talk Podcast Android App, Get the free version of the EPL Talk iPhone App which includes the podcasts as well as EPL Talk posts, comments and more, and Subscribe to the EPL Talk Podcast on the Zune. | 29 4 12 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Quiet Before a Storm (EPL Talk Preview Podcast) | The pod is light this week. After the special edition, it is only right that we keep the happy note going. To summarise the thoughts and feelings around the EPL in mid-week are four people from different places in the world. Chelsea get section one as we look forward to the Champions League Final in Munich. Are Chelsea really under-dogs after bringing Barcelona to their knees? Munich weren't as strong and are far from title-winners but show the determination and calculation to win a cup. Both Chelsea and Munich have scores to settle in this competition, but will that be played out in this tie? In "The News" Morgan introduces the draft to the podcast. Who would you draft from the EPL? Where would they play if they were gonna be NFL players? Could any EPL players cross-over to a US sport? Then there are previews for the weekend? Will the midlands get sucked into the relegation battle or will it remain strictly an exclusive competition for the doomed few? Let us know: EPL Talk: @epltalk Kartik: @kkfla737 Kristan: @kheneage Matt: @mattcrduncan Morgan: @Morgan_Green Laurence: @lozcast Here are the different ways you can listen to the EPL Talk Podcast each week: Listen via the Flash player included in the EPL Talk Podcast posts every Sunday and Thursday night via EPL Talk, or visit the EPL Talk Podcasts page Subscribe to the EPL Talk Podcast on iTunes, Add the EPL Talk Podcast RSS feed to your RSS reader, Buy the EPL Talk Podcast iPhone App which is automatically updated when each new episode is released, If you have an Android smartphone, buy the EPL Talk Podcast Android App, Get the free version of the EPL Talk iPhone App which includes the podcasts as well as EPL Talk posts, comments and more, and Subscribe to the EPL Talk Podcast on the Zune. | 26 4 12 | Free | View In iTunes |
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El Chelsico (EPL Talk Special Podcast) | What a night, late April back in 2012. What a finish, what a night. Chelsea triumph as Barcelona stumble. To pick over the bones of this 'instant-classic': the pod. In an Emergency podcast we go to Spain and then Birmingham. Not literally. Join us on an audible journey as Chelsea head to Munich! The up and down of it: Chelsea are through to the Champions League Final 2012. What did you think of the game? Did Chelsea deserve to win? Did Barca deserve to lose? Join the conversation and add your thoughts to the group over Twitter. We will include your ideas and opinions on our Thursday Preview Show: EPL Talk: @epltalk Kartik: @kkfla737 Kristan: @kheneage Matt: @mattcrduncan Morgan: @Morgan_Green Laurence: @lozcast Here are the different ways you can listen to the EPL Talk Podcast each week: Listen via the Flash player included in the EPL Talk Podcast posts every Sunday and Thursday night via EPL Talk, or visit the EPL Talk Podcasts page Subscribe to the EPL Talk Podcast on iTunes, Add the EPL Talk Podcast RSS feed to your RSS reader, Buy the EPL Talk Podcast iPhone App which is automatically updated when each new episode is released, If you have an Android smartphone, buy the EPL Talk Podcast Android App, Get the free version of the EPL Talk iPhone App which includes the podcasts as well as EPL Talk posts, comments and more, and Subscribe to the EPL Talk Podcast on the Zune. | 24 4 12 | Free | View In iTunes |
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The Heat Is On (EPL Talk Review Podcast) | How do you focus? When it's this hot you just stumble around, so the pod follows the trend and staggers between Manchester and London in an attempt to cover all. So we split it up into bite size pieces. Manchester is United as a City by their title hopes, but divided when it comes to where the trophy will finish up. As United draw, City win and suddenly the Etihad has never looked so enticing. Next Monday there will be a raw of approval from both sets of fans as blue and red take to the pitch. The second section is full of mediocrity and sadness, sugar-coated with Newcastle United and their lovely form. Kristan evaluates their 'Top 4' chances and The Gaffer looks into the lower half of the table. Chelsea is section 3, how could we make it anything else? We assess their Arsenal clash and how they will do in Europe. Barcelona are formidable on paper and about as resilient as paper on current form. But their wider quality and pedigree for winning makes them outstanding favourites for this tie. Can Chelsea turn the tables and hark back to a dominant era in recent history? Join the Twitter conversation: EPL Talk: @epltalk Kartik: @kkfla737 Kristan: @kheneage Matt: @mattcrduncan Morgan: @Morgan_Green Laurence: @lozcast Here are the different ways you can listen to the EPL Talk Podcast each week: Listen via the Flash player included in the EPL Talk Podcast posts every Sunday and Thursday night via EPL Talk, or visit the EPL Talk Podcasts page Subscribe to the EPL Talk Podcast on iTunes, Add the EPL Talk Podcast RSS feed to your RSS reader, Buy the EPL Talk Podcast iPhone App which is automatically updated when each new episode is released, If you have an Android smartphone, buy the EPL Talk Podcast Android App, Get the free version of the EPL Talk iPhone App which includes the podcasts as well as EPL Talk posts, comments and more, and Subscribe to the EPL Talk Podcast on the Zune. | 22 4 12 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Chelseason Conclusion (EPL Talk Preview Podcast) | Chelsea finally make some waves in April, not too little too late. In fact, they've hit form at the perfect time. Of course, form is temporary: just ask AVB. But it is important to find it at the right time. Most people credit that to Roberto and his positive outlook at Cobham. One Roberto who has been less positive but getting results resides in Manchester. As his side chase Sir Alex at the top of the table, does game order really change the way that a season pans out? Or is that just excuse making? Kartik does NASL: http://youtu.be/QDzG8gAaPGw Matt talks Davies: http://www.epltalk.com/why-i-agree-with-alan-davies-that-liverpool-should-play-on-april-15-40996 Matt makes the point for discussion about match-day exceptions and we discuss silence in the stadiums.How do you act when you go to a game? Singing or slanging, let us know on Twitter: EPL Talk: @epltalk Kartik: @kkfla737 Kristan: @kheneage Matt: @mattcrduncan Gavin: @gavinlday Laurence: @lozcast Here are the different ways you can listen to the EPL Talk Podcast each week: Listen via the Flash player included in the EPL Talk Podcast posts every Sunday and Thursday night via EPL Talk, or visit the EPL Talk Podcasts page Subscribe to the EPL Talk Podcast on iTunes, Add the EPL Talk Podcast RSS feed to your RSS reader, Buy the EPL Talk Podcast iPhone App which is automatically updated when each new episode is released, If you have an Android smartphone, buy the EPL Talk Podcast Android App, Get the free version of the EPL Talk iPhone App which includes the podcasts as well as EPL Talk posts, comments and more, and Subscribe to the EPL Talk Podcast on the Zune. | 19 4 12 | Free | View In iTunes |
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JFT96 (EPL Talk Review Podcast) | The FA Cup final has two teams. It meant that thousands of people were left disappointed this weekend, as Chelsea and Liverpool progress to Wembley on the 5th of May. David Moyes and Harry Redknapp rue their missed chances, whilst an old cup competition rivalry is rekindled. The league ran a reduced schedule, but still impressed with quality at both ends of the pitch, goalkeepers taking centre stage and midfielders showing their range. It doesn't stop Manchester from dominating the top of the league though: both City and United won which keeps the gap at 5 points and the title race ajar. JFT96 is also particularly prevalent this weekend as the Hillsborough Service was held at Anfield to remember the 96 who lost their lives 23 years ago. We pay tribute, through the podcast. Our thoughts are with the friends and families. There were controversial decisions to be made by the referees, not all went the right way. Should we be questioning referees more? Or do they have enough pressure already? Tweet along with the tweet along with the podcast and give us your views for the next show: EPL Talk: @epltalk Kartik: @kkfla737 Kristan: @kheneage Matt: @mattcrduncan Gavin: @gavinlday Laurence: @lozcast Here are the different ways you can listen to the EPL Talk Podcast each week: Listen via the Flash player included in the EPL Talk Podcast posts every Sunday and Thursday night via EPL Talk, or visit the EPL Talk Podcasts page Subscribe to the EPL Talk Podcast on iTunes, Add the EPL Talk Podcast RSS feed to your RSS reader, Buy the EPL Talk Podcast iPhone App which is automatically updated when each new episode is released, If you have an Android smartphone, buy the EPL Talk Podcast Android App, Get the free version of the EPL Talk iPhone App which includes the podcasts as well as EPL Talk posts, comments and more, and Subscribe to the EPL Talk Podcast on the Zune. | 15 4 12 | Free | View In iTunes |
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The View From Wembley (EPL Talk Preview Podcast) | With the FA Cup coming up this weekend and the title-race taking another turn, we're in for yet another frantic weekend of football, rivalries ablaze! United might have slipped, but what does that mean for them? Experience over all: if so, are Liverpool automatically in the Cup final? With three different time zones in one pod, we welcome Morgan Green to the podcast. As he has written for EPL Talk before he comes with pedigree. Hear his discussion on Chelsea's management, form and roster. Ahmed gives his two-cents on Arsenal whilst Kristan talks mentality and moving to a new place. Catch Kristan's ESPN article here: http://soccernet.espn.go.com/feature/_/id/1047321/vincent-pericard-playing-a-supporting-role?cc=5739 After Roberto played such a delicate hand before this twist, are City now back in the title race? Tweet along with the tweet along with the podcast and give us your views for the next show. EPL Talk: @epltalk Kartik: @kkfla737 Kristan: @kheneage Matt: @mattcrduncan Laurence: @lozcast Here are the different ways you can listen to the EPL Talk Podcast each week: Listen via the Flash player included in the EPL Talk Podcast posts every Sunday and Thursday night via EPL Talk, or visit the EPL Talk Podcasts page Subscribe to the EPL Talk Podcast on iTunes, Add the EPL Talk Podcast RSS feed to your RSS reader, Buy the EPL Talk Podcast iPhone App which is automatically updated when each new episode is released, If you have an Android smartphone, buy the EPL Talk Podcast Android App, Get the free version of the EPL Talk iPhone App which includes the podcasts as well as EPL Talk posts, comments and more, and Subscribe to the EPL Talk Podcast on the Zune. | 11 4 12 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Dissent is for losers (EPL Talk Review Podcast) | Games come thick and fast at this point in the season. The pressure can often be too much to take. It seems to be increasing and showing more as Man City begin to crumble under the pressure. Long term demise or short-term blip? Both will decide the title and rivalry outcomes this season. The league seems to have taken a profound shift towards 'decided' as we hurtle towards the end of the season. Relegation looks more certain for Wolves, whilst nerves are getting the better of other sides. Who is destined to stay up or go down? The uncertainty doesn't sit well in the modern business of football. Not least with Roberto Mancini and his back-room staff. But it was all they had, Mario can't be super every week. By contrast United look to be gaining strength and momentum. Does the win this week guarantee them the title? Tweet along with the tweet along with the podcast and give us your views for the next show: EPL Talk: @epltalk Kartik: @kkfla737 Kristan: @kheneage Matt: @mattcrduncan Laurence: @lozcast Here are the different ways you can listen to the EPL Talk Podcast each week: Listen via the Flash player included in the EPL Talk Podcast posts every Sunday and Thursday night via EPL Talk, or visit the EPL Talk Podcasts page Subscribe to the EPL Talk Podcast on iTunes, Add the EPL Talk Podcast RSS feed to your RSS reader, Buy the EPL Talk Podcast iPhone App which is automatically updated when each new episode is released, If you have an Android smartphone, buy the EPL Talk Podcast Android App, Get the free version of the EPL Talk iPhone App which includes the podcasts as well as EPL Talk posts, comments and more, and Subscribe to the EPL Talk Podcast on the Zune. | 8 4 12 | Free | View In iTunes |
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E.P.L. Friday (EPL Talk Preview Podcast) | So much can happen in so little time. Between the weekend and Thursday: United have put one hand on the title and Chelsea have secured a two-legged tie against their bitter UCL rivals Barcé. Both teams in a confident mood, but how will that change the weekend's football. The pod deconstructs the goings on and mid-week news as the four podders try to make sense of Pennant on Twitter, Pulis on Social-Networking and Liverpool on…anything right now. There is a preview of the big game at the weekend between Arsenal and Man City. Tactics, tribalism and insight. Join the conversation. Tweet along with the tweet along with the podcast and give us your views for the next show. EPL Talk: @epltalk Kartik: @kkfla737 Kristan: @kheneage Matt: @mattcrduncan Laurence: @lozcast Here are the different ways you can listen to the EPL Talk Podcast each week: Listen via the Flash player included in the EPL Talk Podcast posts every Sunday and Thursday night via EPL Talk, or visit the EPL Talk Podcasts page Subscribe to the EPL Talk Podcast on iTunes, Add the EPL Talk Podcast RSS feed to your RSS reader, Buy the EPL Talk Podcast iPhone App which is automatically updated when each new episode is released, If you have an Android smartphone, buy the EPL Talk Podcast Android App, Get the free version of the EPL Talk iPhone App which includes the podcasts as well as EPL Talk posts, comments and more, and Subscribe to the EPL Talk Podcast on the Zune. | 5 4 12 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Support Stan (EPL Talk Review Podcast) | Title defining weekend? You can only connect the dots looking backwards, but it seems that the press have already placed United's hands on the Title. City might feel insulted by that, but they insulted themselves with some childish displays of disrespect on the pitch. Does this hand the cup to Manchester Red or is there still time for a turn-around? Of course, the podcast title makes a difference to our subject matter, "Stan" receives an honourable mention and dedication during the podcast. The thoughts and feelings of all involved with EPL Talk are with the family at this time. Nothing but positivity. There is also a tribute to the late, great Giorgio Chinaglia, links below are mentioned in pod: The Movie: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0489247/ Kartik's Article:http://www.majorleaguesoccertalk.com/revisiting-once-in-a-lifetime-2405 The Book: http://www.amazon.co.uk/Once-Lifetime-Incredible-Story-Cosmos/dp/1843543753/ref=sr_1_3?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1333321399&sr=1-3 Of course, there was some quality football mixed in there for good effect. Newcastle schooling Liverpool in the art of upgrading and Sunderland capitulating. Which is worse? At least one side built a lead. Dempsey putting in more decent performances when it comes to Fulham, proving himself to be the best American to grace the league? This article discusses more: The Article: http://www.epltalk.com/clint-dempsey-is-having-an-americans-best-season-ever-in-the-premier-league-40232 Title deciding weekend or spicer? Tweet along with the tweet along with the podcast and give us your views for the next show: EPL Talk: @epltalk Kartik: @kkfla737 Kristan: @kheneage Matt: @mattcrduncan Laurence: @lozcast Here are the different ways you can listen to the EPL Talk Podcast each week: Listen via the Flash player included in the EPL Talk Podcast posts every Sunday and Thursday night via EPL Talk, or visit the EPL Talk Podcasts page Subscribe to the EPL Talk Podcast on iTunes, Add the EPL Talk Podcast RSS feed to your RSS reader, Buy the EPL Talk Podcast iPhone App which is automatically updated when each new episode is released, If you have an Android smartphone, buy the EPL Talk Podcast Android App, Get the free version of the EPL Talk iPhone App which includes the podcasts as well as EPL Talk posts, comments and more, and Subscribe to the EPL Talk Podcast on the Zune. | 1 4 12 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Hi Everybody (EPL Talk Preview Podcast) | Plenty of great news for the EPL this week. It means that there is jubilation on the podcast for the podders: you too. Chelsea go through in the Champions League and the FA Cup is on the way to Wembley: derby time. With the war of words intensifying between the managers and Patrick Viera, Dan Roan has been banned from Man City media and Mario decided to drop in on Italian football. Of course, the weekend matches provide huge opportunities to gain ground in the league and with United not playing until Monday, City can make things more interesting. Don't agree? Join the conversation. Tweet along with the tweet along with the podcast and give us your views for the next show: EPL Talk: @epltalk Kartik: @kkfla737 Kristan: @kheneage Matt: @mattcrduncan Laurence: @lozcast Here are the different ways you can listen to the EPL Talk Podcast each week: Listen via the Flash player included in the EPL Talk Podcast posts every Sunday and Thursday night via EPL Talk, or visit the EPL Talk Podcasts page Subscribe to the EPL Talk Podcast on iTunes, Add the EPL Talk Podcast RSS feed to your RSS reader, Buy the EPL Talk Podcast iPhone App which is automatically updated when each new episode is released, If you have an Android smartphone, buy the EPL Talk Podcast Android App, Get the free version of the EPL Talk iPhone App which includes the podcasts as well as EPL Talk posts, comments and more, and Subscribe to the EPL Talk Podcast on the Zune. | 29 3 12 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Mind Games (EPL Talk Review Podcast) | The mind games have started. The pod begins their own this week, as Laurence quizzes the podders with Opta quiz questions, play along (spoiler, you'll win.) Along with that the cast look at City, Liverpool and Arsenal: with such diverse fortunes this season, how is it possible to keep hope as a fan? The podcast welcomes a new contributor: Ahmed Yussuf contributes with his opinions on Arsenal. If you like his words, check out his work here: http://truegooner10.blogspot.com.au/ The biggest game of the weekend is arguable on Monday, United – Fulham. Let us know your tactical thoughts on that match. Tweet along with the tweet along with the podcast and give us your views for the next show: EPL Talk: @epltalk Kartik: @kkfla737 Jesse: @jessechula Kristan: @kheneage Matt: @mattcrduncan Laurence: @lozcast Here are the different ways you can listen to the EPL Talk Podcast each week: Listen via the Flash player included in the EPL Talk Podcast posts every Sunday and Thursday night via EPL Talk, or visit the EPL Talk Podcasts page Subscribe to the EPL Talk Podcast on iTunes, Add the EPL Talk Podcast RSS feed to your RSS reader, Buy the EPL Talk Podcast iPhone App which is automatically updated when each new episode is released, If you have an Android smartphone, buy the EPL Talk Podcast Android App, Get the free version of the EPL Talk iPhone App which includes the podcasts as well as EPL Talk posts, comments and more, and Subscribe to the EPL Talk Podcast on the Zune. | 25 3 12 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Aftermath (EPL Talk Preview Podcast) | Mid-week games are always so positive in the league. They can shape our perceptions of a side, because we see them outside of the usual 'weekend' context of intensity and scrutiny. Though it can also open a team up to a true analysis. With that in mind, the pod discuss the return of Carlito and Mancini's tactical acumen as we enter the final part of the season. We also preview the weekend's football and take a look at whether QPR's win actually makes a difference to their season. Does belief make such a difference? We also look at Liverpool, Chelsea and Spurs. What does the top four hold for them? Tweet along with the tweet along with the podcast and give us your views for the next show: EPL Talk: @epltalk Kartik: @kkfla737 Jesse: @jessechula Kristan: @kheneage Matt: @mattcrduncan Laurence: @lozcast | 22 3 12 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Pray For Muamba (EPL Talk Review Podcast) | Considering the events which have passed this weekend the EPL Talk podcast would like the send out the most positive sentiment to Fabrice Muamba and his family. For that reason, the pod starts with an update on the situation and a brief word about the situation. In that frame, the football played seems a lot less significant, but there were positives to some of the actions on the pitch this weekend. To analyse those, 4 podders sit down to review a dominant United; Newcastle keeping the points; and Liverpool making things right at home. There is also a preview section to the podcast, looking at the featured match this week: Man City – Chelsea. A critical game as we enter the final stages of the season. How will it unfold? Tweet along with the tweet along with the podcast and give us your views for the next show: EPL Talk: @epltalk Kartik: @kkfla737 Jesse: @jessechula Kristan: @kheneage Matt: @mattcrduncan Laurence: @lozcast | 18 3 12 | Free | View In iTunes |
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No Diving (EPL Talk Preview Podcast) | A big FA Cup weekend begins are a mixed week of European excitement ends. Either way, EPLife goes on: Manchester are still in the ascendency and London are still hoping. With critical games to come up this weekend, preparation could not be any more separated for our European adventurers. The EPL still has a huge vested interest in the FA Cup, and why not? Dave Richards is very proud of the national sport, so why not take pride in its cups too? Well…all is discussed on an all English pod. How will the cup competitions change the complexion of this already bizarre and erratic season? Let the pod know. Tweet along with the tweet along with the podcast and give us your views for the next show: EPL Talk: @epltalk Kartik: @kkfla737 Jesse: @jessechula Kristan: @kheneage Matt: @mattcrduncan Laurence: @lozcast | 15 3 12 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Where did all the goals go? (EPL Talk Review Podcast) | Well, the goals came in dribs and drabs this weekend, so did the quality. The pod can relate…as the four podders gather around to witness United climb to the top of the table, Kartik looks at the deficiencies in City's lineup and the strength in United's. Rooney coming through for Sir Alex again. Elsewhere Chelsea scrapped a 1–0 win whilst Aston Villa did the same. Why such a lack of goals? Blackburn looked handy with Junior and of course Sunderland continued their consistency with a 1–0 over Liverpool. Both Everton and Liverpool were involved in one goal games, does this set up the derby perfectly? Yes, yes it does. The final section of the podcast is dedicated to Merseyside, how will this change their seasons? Tweet along with the tweet along with the podcast and give us your views for the next show: EPL Talk: @epltalk Kartik: @kkfla737 Jesse: @jessechula Kristan: @kheneage Matt: @mattcrduncan Laurence: @lozcast | 11 3 12 | Free | View In iTunes |
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It's A Knockout! (EPL Talk Preview Podcast) | Lots of cup competitions to cover in this week's EPL Talk Podcast including the Europa League, Champions League, as well as a preview of this weekend's Premier League matches. The season is heating up, and to help you dissect it, we have Laurence McKenna, Matt Duncan and Kristan Heneage on the pod. | 9 3 12 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Chel-see-you-later (EPL Talk Preview Podcast) | AVB took the first BA out of LCY, so CFC appoint RDM to show TLC: proving ANI. Roman will be ISO a new LTR to bring RL back to SB. What will kkfla think of this? Find out inside this week's pod, as we start with a full Chelsea section – something new? Who is on the list to replace him? Will the plan continue? Then we change tactics and approach the title: who has the impetus in this race? United took their chances but haven't taken control of a game for a while now. Title winning mentality or do you create your own luck? A number of 1 – 1 draws frustrate fans across the league, as team after team fail to take their chances. As draws mount up, who benefits? There was a derby in there too as Newcastle faced Sunderland. Fiery. A number of talking points, including: should Tiote have gone down so hard? Is going to ground easily a sin or necessary in the modern game? Tweet along with the tweet along with the podcast and give us your views for the next show: EPL Talk: @epltalk Kartik: @kkfla737 Jesse: @jessechula Kristan: @kheneage Matt: @mattcrduncan Laurence: @lozcast | 4 3 12 | Free | View In iTunes |
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The New Kit Bag (EPL Talk Preview Podcast) | A tiny international break is followed by some huge games in the league as it is north vs south again in the EPL. Liverpool host Arsenal whilst United travel to Spurs. Title influences mean that both matches have a say on how the top four could look at the end of the season: so who will win out? To break it down Kristan and Matt join the pod to discuss all manner of goings on. Can referees be right 92% of the time? Does less international football diminish the importance of the game? Why chose Scotland over England? The questions and answers lie within the podcast. New kits also launched this week as we saw the tailored England jersey and a beautiful offering for the Netherlands away strip. So what do you think of the new kits? Tweet along with the tweet along with the podcast and give us your views for the next show: EPL Talk: @epltalk Kartik: @kkfla737 Jesse: @jessechula Kristan: @kheneage Matt: @mattcrduncan Laurence: @lozcast | 1 3 12 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Goals Galore and Plenty of Stamina (EPL Talk Review Podcast) | In this weekend's wrapup of the major stories from the Premier League, there's plenty to talk about including Liverpool winning their first piece of silverware in 6 years, Arsenal thrashing Tottenham, Ryan Giggs making his 900th appearance, Manchester City impressing against Blackburn, and much more. Laurence is on assignment in Milan, so this episode is hosted by The Gaffer who is joined by Matt Duncan, Kristan Heneage and Kartik Krishnayer. All of the above topics are discussed plus the other weekend Premier League matches, as well as a look ahead to the England against Holland friendly. Enjoy your football! | 26 2 12 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Who Loves Ya'? (EPL Talk Preview Podcast) | The cups come thick and fast at this point in the season. It's great to watch teams scramble for position as the knock out rounds make everything look very cut-throat. It's nice to prepare some people for the tragedy at the end of the season. The pod goes through all the results in the Champions League and Europa League to start the podcast. Transitioning back to Britain and the first Wembley excitement starts this weekend. The Carling Cup. Does it get any better? Well from here on in, yes: Cardiff face Liverpool in an inter table battle or both club and country. Matt see the irony in hosting the Welsh capital. Of course some football also happens this weekend in the EPL, so enjoy our short but sharp preview of the vital games to see. Tweet along with the matches or tweet along with the podcast and give us your views for the next show: EPL Talk: @epltalk Kartik: @kkfla737 Jesse: @jessechula Kristan: @kheneage Matt: @mattcrduncan Laurence: @lozcast | 23 2 12 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Cup mp3 (EPL Talk Review Podcast) | FA Cup weekends mean so much to the EPL Talk podcast. They give a great chance to look at the situation from a completely different angle. Conclusion? Yeh, playing lower division teams is harder than the TV says it is. AVB should be angry. 'Arry got away with it. Kristan tells a lovely story about Demba Ba, whilst Matt looks at Leeds and Warnock. Hmmm. Both in precarious positions, but for very different reasons. The same could be said for our teams in the EPL, Arsenal look shattered whilst Liverpool don't know what to do with themselves now they did well…even Gus Poyet seemed happy with them winning. EPL sides were changeable this weekend with mixed set of results. What did you think of your side's performance? Tweet along with the matches or tweet along with the podcast and give us your views for the next show: EPL Talk: @epltalk Kartik: @kkfla737 Jesse: @jessechula Kristan: @kheneage Matt: @mattcrduncan Laurence: @lozcast | 19 2 12 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Wolves and Whales (EPL Talk Preview Podcast) | The Champions League is back! With a BANG! AC Milan demolished Arsenal 4 – 0. In the pod today? Well, is it really all that bad to be beaten by the Italian Champions? A new team against another rebuilding side. Besides, 4 – 0 is just a bad day at the office, but if you have to many bad days at the office…well…you know what happens. Anyway, in between all of the EPL action the SPL is suffering, Kartik joins the pod for one section to dissect the coming clashes in the Europa League and the fun of non-UCL competition. What can be achieved when the pressure is off? Along with that, the FA Cup have 9 EPL teams still in there. Could it be an all EPL round of eight or will someone upset the applecart? With an easy route into Europe, the teams competing for fourth will have to look at their priorities and act fast to book their place next season. Liverpool lead the queue. Don't they? Tweet along with the matches or tweet along with the podcast and give us your views for the next show: EPL Talk: @epltalk Kartik: @kkfla737 Jesse: @jessechula Kristan: @kheneage Matt: @mattcrduncan Laurence: @lozcast | 15 2 12 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Shake-Up (EPL Talk Review Podcast) | If happiness is valuable then Liverpool must be saving theirs up for a rainy day… Kenny Dalglish, Luis Suarez and the Anfield collective doing their best to share as much depression around the league as possible. Disappointing for a set of supporters who seemed ready to move on after realising their own ridiculous situation. But as it happens, Patrice Evra is no longer the one stuck between a rock and hard place. KD is…and this rock might be hard to shift. To assess the fall-out and cave-ins of the weekend, the pod are a collective of four: this week obsessed with Liverpool and how they can move forward after this. Posing more questions than usual and wondering if Liverpool have the ability to attract and spend on a new star. Football was played in many different positions across the league. It has stacked the next few weeks up quite well as Arsenal and Spurs vie for top dog position in London, looking back at a disjointed Chelsea. How time changes: Bolton embody that idea, looking up at the promoted lovelies of Norwich and Swansea compete to entertain the fans in their own way. So was football a winner or a loser this weekend? Let the pod know…Tweet along with the match or tweet along with the podcast and give us your views for the next show: EPL Talk: @epltalk Kartik: @kkfla737 Jesse: @jessechula Kristan: @kheneage Matt: @mattcrduncan Laurence: @lozcast | 13 2 12 | Free | View In iTunes |
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What the? (EPL Talk Preview Podcast) | An incredible week in 'Football News' means that not much has happened on the pitch. Liverpool and Spurs played out a 0 – 0 whilst a cat became the highlight of Twitter on the night. On the news: Fabio gone and Harry should be in, but when and to what end? The pod discusses. The money in the game keeps swirling around as Barcé and Real gain more monetarial ground in the international stakes. Does anyone care? Possibly about as much as we care for Mertesacker and his winter break... Our featured match this week is Manchester United vs. Liverpool. Old Trafford will greet the Anfield Collective with a hostile welcome whilst Kenny swaddles Luis Suarez in praise and ambiguous comments. How will it change what happens on the pitch? Will there be a handshake? Will there be a moment of redemption for either player? Tweet along with the match or tweet along with the podcast and give us your views for the next show: EPL Talk: @epltalk Kartik: @kkfla737 Jesse: @jessechula Kristan: @kheneage Matt: @mattcrduncan Laurence: @lozcast | 9 2 12 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Super Bowl Soccer (EPL Talk Review Podcast) | It is Super Bowl weekend! So we respectfully nod at that and move on with the biggest game on US television this weekend. Chelsea faced United at Stamford Bridge, AVB lost out on all three points as United gained the respect of the league by coming back to draw 3–3 at the final whistle. Penalties all around! Arsenal thrashed Blackburn 7 – 1 whilst the rest of the league battled in the snow. It meant that many were frustrated by the standard of the pitch, but the standard of football withheld and we saw some wonderful goals. We also preview Liverpool hosting Spurs on Monday night as the two sides jostle for respect in the league. 4 – 0 at White Heart Lane, Liverpool are billing this as a revenge match whereas Spurs look to stay consistent and show their strength. Suarez stepping in for Liverpool again. Tweet along with the match or tweet along with the podcast and give us your views for the next show: EPL Talk: @epltalk Kartik: @kkfla737 Jesse: @jessechula Kristan: @kheneage Matt: @mattcrduncan Laurence: @lozcast | 5 2 12 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Window Shopping (EPL Talk Review Podcast) | The Transfer Window has now slammed closed. We got excited and decided that it was time for an EPL Talk Special. With no 'huge' names changing hands the pod didn't pour praise on any of these players. It's a good thing, we have a stable season in the Premier League. It may currently be regarded as a good thing. Does the league understand their restraints better now? The pod also look at the midweek games, season changing points were earned by United as City dropped points to Everton: what does that mean for the top four? Will City lose it from here? Equally, Spurs make a good swap with Everton who have traded up and found their new Duncan Ferguson. Kristan reviews a BBC documentary; the IPL have formulated a league roster; White Heart Lane is up for redevelopment, the excitement begins. Tweet along with the podcast and give us your views for the next show: EPL Talk: @epltalk Kartik: @kkfla737 Jesse: @jessechula Kristan: @kheneage Matt: @mattcrduncan Laurence: @lozcast | 31 1 12 | Free | View In iTunes |
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The Grey Matters (EPL Talk Review Podcast) | When it comes to colours in football red and blue have to be the dominating shades. Especially this weekend, but grey is the subject this week as all of the grey areas in football seem to be expanding. To discuss that, the pod look at the Anfield Rap; London Calling; and Gunner revivals in the FA Cup. But don't let that get you down. Liverpool beat United at Anfield, but the supporting cast stole the show... Also, as the transfer window closes again, the pod find it hard to get excited about any transfer rumours and wonder if Mourinho would come back to England so soon. Carroll might hope he can still get that move out... Of course, we preview all of the games this week and pick out the crunch points with so many ties happening in midweek. Equally looking forward to getting some EPL action back after so much cup chirping. Tweet along with the podcast and give us your views for the next show: EPL Talk: @epltalk Kartik: @kkfla737 Jesse: @jessechula Kristan: @kheneage Matt: @mattcrduncan Laurence: @lozcast | 29 1 12 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Cups, Cups, Cups (EPL Talk Preview Podcast) | With so many cups in just one week, the EPL feels like it has been broken up. However, the FA Cup has become somewhat of a figure of fun in the English press, despite attempts to make it as nostalgic as it once was. With Liverpool progressing against City and hosting United this Saturday, the cup seems very relevant to the EPL season. With cups in mind, the pod review the result of Liverpool v. City in the Carling Cup and assess if this will change the trajectory of either club in the coming weeks. This sandwiches all of the latest transfer news. Then, FA Cup previews and the biggest and best points for this weekend. Nostalgia and all. Kartik and Matt dissect Leeds United and their policy on the transfer market; long-term heaven in a short-term hell or pot-luck gone wrong? Leeds United have been in a state of perpetual misery over the past few seasons; even with the promise of the future, Ken Bates is not making for a happy present. Tweet along with the podcast and give us your views for the next show: EPL Talk: @epltalk Kartik: @kkfla737 Jesse: @jessechula Kristan: @kheneage Matt: @mattcrduncan Laurence: @lozcast | 26 1 12 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Under-Qualified and Over-Exposed (EPL Talk Preview Podcast) | Manchester manage the double over London sides, but have they assured their place at the top of the tree with such assured performances? Both Spurs and Arsenal gave good accounts of themselves, but in very different ways. We assess the angles and angst felt in London whilst Manchester looks forward to another title. Liverpool and Chelsea were also shaken, with poor away performances to opposition that both sides would expect to beat. Is that the problem? The Midlands also experienced an epic derby and Everton garnered a disappointing point. Newcastle were soundly beaten out of London and Sunderland continued their impressive run, so much has changed in just a month. Tweet along with the podcast and give us your views for the next show: EPL Talk: @epltalk Kartik: @kkfla737 Jesse: @jessechula Kristan: @kheneage Matt: @mattcrduncan Laurence: @lozcast | 22 1 12 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Super Sunday Sounds Surprisingly Stimulating(EPL Talk Preview Podcast) | Super Sunday comes but once/twice/thrice/quaice (delete as applicable) a season. So when it does come around we are all used to being very excited by it. But often it can let you down. Well, not this year – we're all interested in the intricate narrative which weaves itself throughout the season. Slicing through City and United. Two teams challenging for the top: London clubs. Spurs and Arsenal. They are the pretenders to the Champion's throne as Manchester looks to retain it, as long as they can annoy the neighbours. Well, it is possible that parties in both London and Manchester will be happy this weekend if the results go the right way. Of course we also review the latest transfer rumours; look at City in the league and QPR in the Cup. Beckham hits Google+ and 'Britain' in the Olympics. The rest of the league is also reviewed and renewed. The league needs there to be wins in the top of the table clashes, so who do you think should win and why? Tweet along with the podcast and give us your views for the next show: EPL Talk: @epltalk Kartik: @kkfla737 Kristan: @kheneage Matt: @mattcrduncan Laurence: @lozcast | 18 1 12 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Think Inside The Box (EPL Talk Review Podcast) | With the league throwing up more shocks/stumbling blocks this weekend it appears that there is no such thing as a normal season anymore, we can't get a consistent top side and we're all disappointed with a draw…what has the league come to? This requires some inside the box thinking: analysing form and tactics. Pretty much what you'd expect of a podcast. The very least! To do that: Kristan Heneage joins Laurence McKenna to review the games of the weekend. In the lump of football we review London's success, United's return to underwhelming form and the idea that Liverpool are really unimpressive. Arsenal stall, whilst Spurs splutter and Chelsea creak. Can Man City capitalise and make Manchester an ivory tower again? There were plenty of season changing matches taking place this weekend so share your views with the pod and become a greater part of the voice. Tweet along with the podcast and give us your views for the next show: EPL Talk: @epltalk Kristan: @kheneage Laurence: @lozcast | 15 1 12 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Midweek Games ARE Good Fun (EPL Talk Preview Podcast) | The Premier League shows no sign of slowing up in the coming weeks, even after a hectic holiday schedule. If anything it is getting more intense. So the pod is here to work out where it's all going right for your side. This week Kristan Heneage and Matt Duncan cross-section; Man City and their spending; Liverpool and their lack of confidence; and why Spurs could be a legitimate worry up north. Harry has been tipping other players in the transfer market again and annoying a certain club with his rumblings. Is he within his rights to do that? Especially when there is an cup competition in Africa approaching. Messi won the Ballon d'Or, hooray! Here is a short video to help you appreciate why. Feel free to click any of the links at the end of the video to access more compilations of the great man. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=16HUamnrOnY If you could nominate one person as player of the season in the EPL who would it be? We also preview the weekend matches. There are plenty of season changing matches taking place this weekend so share your views with the pod and become a greater part of the voice. Tweet along with the podcast and give us your views for the next show: EPL Talk: @epltalk Kristan: @kheneage Matt: @mattcrduncan Laurence: @lozcast | 11 1 12 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Return of the King...kladze FA Cup Weekend (EPL Talk Review Podcast) | In an extended podcast with 4 pundits, scattered around the world we discuss the return of Paul Scholes, Henry and the winning ways of Sir Alex. In a controversial and compelling game United ran out 3–2 winners. We pick over the bones and work out where both teams go from here. In Cup news, we have seen some of the most epic FA Cup goals of a generation but very few upsets. The EPL may be strong, but can they sustain such a rush of games so soon after Christmas? We also look at the managerial dismissals and potential dismissals as Neil Warnock and QPR part company. Amicable…but who will replace him and will that be a sweet fit? Our featured game of the weekend is City vs. United so give us your thoughts on that through Twitter. Tweet along with the podcast and give us your views for the next show: EPL Talk: @epltalk Jesse: @jessechula Kristan: @kheneage Matt: @mattcrduncan Kartik: @kkfla737 Laurence: @lozcast | 8 1 12 | Free | View In iTunes |
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FA Cup Weekend (EPL Talk Preview Podcast) | It's late, but the pod is finally here. This week we put four people into the conversation and discuss United vs. United; United vs. City; and Liverpool vs. The World. We also discuss the history of the FA Cup, what to expect in the 3rd round and why it is still relevant to the premier league title. Our featured game of the weekend is City vs. United so give us your thoughts on that through Twitter. Tweet along with the podcast and give us your views for the next show: EPL Talk: @epltalk Kristan: @kheneage Matt: @mattcrduncan Kartik: @kkfla737 Laurence: @lozcast | 6 1 12 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Happy New Year (EPL Talk Review Podcast) | On an extended pod we discuss Suarez, Sir Alex and Silva. With the 'topsy-turvy' results which have presented themselves it is clear that this holiday period has been full of surprises, not least for the high-flyers of the EPL. Sir Alex has floated the idea of three more years, does that automatically mean that he will win more titles in that time? Kenny Daglish and Liverpool might have made his job a little easier by taking the title of 'most hated club' away through their protection of Suarez: are they right to do so? Kartik and Kristan also take a look at what upsets the final round of holiday matches may throw up. Tweet along with the podcast and give us your views for the next show: EPL Talk: @epltalk Kristan: @kheneage Kartik: @kkfla737 Laurence: @lozcast | 1 1 12 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Kristan Heneage (EPL Talk Interview) | Today, Newcastle based journalist Kristan Heneage, who has seen his name spread across the football blogging world in 2011 featuring on EPL Talk, MLS Talk and FourFourTwo and The Guardian, to name a few. You know him as one of the voices on the podcast, but his knowledge stretches much further than the Premier League, so we sat him down to talk MLS, PSG and USA. He reveals his plans for the next year, players who have caught his eye and why Charlie Adam has taken an interesting but formative trajectory on his way to Liverpool. Tweet along with the podcast and give us your views for the next show: EPL Talk: @epltalk Kristan: @kheneage Laurence: @lozcast | 31 12 11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Hungover? (EPL Talk Review Podcast) | These match days could be remembered as when United took charge of the league. They've said it once and they'll say it again. Don't count them out. But not all is lost, at least there were some draws in there. This run of games is known for being up and down but if someone can put a run together then it makes the league a lot more interesting. Both Fergie and 'Arry are the two men doing that right now with both Spurs and United putting in convincing performances whilst the rest of them just flounced about with little to show for it. Effectively, no one took charge of the games and it is frustrating. The pod also looks forward to the New Year period and how those games could have an effect on the league. Tweet along with the podcast and give us your views for the next show: EPL Talk: @epltalk Kartik: @kkfla737 Laurence: @lozcast | 28 12 11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Kartik Krishnaiyer (EPL Talk Interview) | EPL Talk sits down with Kartik Krishnaiyer to assess the season so far and look forward to 2012. Laurence McKenna hosts the EPL Talk pundit to cover Twitter; the blue moon rising; Liverpool's fortunes; Tiote in Newcastle; and what 'beauty' has done to football. Tweet along with the podcast and give us your views for the next show: EPL Talk: @epltalk Kartik: @kkfla737 Laurence: @lozcast | 26 12 11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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The Gaffer (EPL Talk Interview) | In an EPL Talk Special we speak with the creator of the Talk Network – Christopher Harris, a.k.a. The Gaffer. We discuss the season so far and who he thinks deserve a special commendation in 2011. We also look at the highlights of the season so far and what The Gaffer expects in 2012. There is also a look back at how EPL Talk has changed and how Chris sees the format of the site evolving as blogging continues to permeate the sporting hierarchy. Tweet along with the podcast and give us your views for the next show: EPL Talk: @epltalk Laurence: @lozcast | 26 12 11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Holiday Glee Begins (EPL Talk Review Podcast) | The glee begins but reality has set in at the FA as Luis Suarez was charged. However the process is far from over. In the first section of the EPL Talk podcast we look at the initial reaction and what might come of the harsh words spoken by all parties. The FA still has a lot to learn about PR… Apart from the news, the football has been excellent, delivering drama and class in equal amounts. We bring that together in section two as Kartik and Kristan get the opportunity to analyse all nine of the games. Annoyingly, it has almost become normal that Manchester rules the roost, so we take a look at the class and cheers being spread around the league. Section three previews Spurs v. Chelsea, a huge derby in the context and a headache for both managers as they try to impose their will on the top four. With injuries in key positions for Harry and a selection headache for AVB who will be 3rd on Christmas day? We also encourage you to listen to Richard Farley's audio documentary for EPL Talk. It is a little Christmas present from the Gaffer. Go to EPLTalk.com for the audio series. It's the most wonderful time of the year, just Premier League matches. So what are your predictions, as we transition into the run of games, Tweet along with the podcast and give us your views for the next show: EPL Talk: @epltalk Kristan: @kheneage Kartik: @kkfla737 Laurence: @lozcast | 21 12 11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Dig, dig, digg (EPL Talk Review Podcast) | The run must come now for some managers. So this pod is to review the weekend which set up the Christmas period. Positivity might rein at the top of the league but nerves will be frayed as injuries and points begin to stack up in someones favour. Kartik and Kristan take an in-depth look at City – Arsenal; Wigan – Chelsea; and Villa – Liverpool. Whilst the rest of the league prepare to catch up with Manchester, what do their fixtures look like? EPL Talk devotes a segment to Manchester and how their Christmas might break down or build up. Then we preview the best of the games in the run-up to Christmas day. Expect a flurry of podcasts between now and then. You'll be positively snowed under with audio. Between now and then, what present would you give a football fan this Christmas? We still need tips... It's the most wonderful time of the year, just Premier League matches. So what are your predictions, as we transition into the run of games, Tweet along with the podcast and give us your views for the next show: EPL Talk: @epltalk Kristan: @kheneage Kartik: @kkfla737 Laurence: @lozcast | 18 12 11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Advent Calendar Mix Up (EPL Talk Preview Podcast) | Spurs and Birmingham crash out of Europe, but no one seems to mind: what doesn't kill you…etc. Well it seems that positivity is wide-spread as we climb the hill towards Christmas. Teams are building themselves up. The general consensus is that we can't right anyone off until New Year, January is gonna be interesting! In this week's pod we review City x Chelsea, including the fallout from that game. AVB has been doing better, but decisions have gone his way, whilst Mancini could feel hard-done-by after the run of games he has been stung in. But Man City sit on top of the tree, so in facing Arsenal they have to be the favourites, right? We also preview a 'Super Sunday' which includes United visiting QPR and Liverpool playing Villa. For the rest, there is some stiff competition which Laurence expects will result in open football. Tweet along with the podcast and give us your views for the next show: EPL Talk: @epltalk Kristan: @kheneage Kartik: @kkfla737 Laurence: @lozcast | 15 12 11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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The Weekend It All Came Together (EPL Talk Review Podcast) | The big names didn't dominate the league this weekend and it gives a chance to assess what is going on for the rest of the league. It is BEAUTIFUL! Football won out as freedom of the pitch was granted to some of the best strikers of the ball in living memory (Riise missed a few too…) But then the frustration set in and Spurs felt hard-done-by as the referee made some controversial calls which ultimately cost 'Arry and the lads the game. How did you see it? United beat Wolves 4 – 1, but is this a signal that the winds of change are blowing for Fergie? Kristan assesses, whilst Kartik weighs up their rivals. And we preview the Monday night game between Chelsea and City, the Spanish influence on both sides gives this an exciting edge, as we hope for some entertaining visuals. However with both sides desperate to continue their assault on the top of the table could we see some spanish spice spill onto the pitch? Tweet along with the podcast and give us your views for the next show: EPL Talk: @epltalk Kristan: @kheneage Kartik: @kkfla737 Laurence: @lozcast | 11 12 11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Two In, Two Out (EPL Talk Preview Podcast) | But which two? Manchester was knocked out of the Champions League, whilst London thrived under pressure. What does this mean for the title race? Why won't anyone criticise Ferguson for his team's problems? United have been poor for almost a month now and most people are wondering where the evaluation of Ferguson will come. We insight conversation, and possibly more, as Jesse worries that United aren't even in the transitional period that promised so much. However, youth is on their side… Chelsea are through, AVB is vindicated on his policy? Strength, power and speed were all at Chelsea's disposal as they demolished Valencia to power through. Will this change their league form? Arsenal make it through too. It feels like there was an inevitability about it now, but at the start of the season: who saw it? And we preview all of the weekend's action. So why not tweet along with the EPLTalk podcast? Share your views and comments as you listen and start a new conversation. Even better, contribute to our 'holiday specials'. Tweet us for more details. EPL Talk: @epltalk Kristan: @kheneage Jesse: @jessechula Laurence: @lozcast | 8 12 11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Check Yourself, Before You: *Delete as appropiate* (EPL Talk Review Podcast) | We're all very good at rushing to conclusions about our managers. The tone on the EPL Talk podcast is one of understanding, as we get get to grips with Steve Kean, AVB and MO'N. Transition into December and the critical Christmas points approach, all of the managers want to approach this with a run so that the stampede of games which happen between Christmas and New Year don't floor your team. That is why it is critical for the managers and teams to be in harmony as Advent begins. So when it comes to this period we could not have started it any better, everyone is looking forward and approaching their matches with positivity. Christmas in the air and referees were in the giving mood this weekend, handing out cards like they had a mailing list. But who deserved their punishment and who got away with it? Tweet along with the podcast and give us your views for the next show, as we enter the international break this is a great time to look at the league and see who is going up or breaking down: EPL Talk: @epltalk Kristan: @kheneage Kevin: @kevinharrisqc Jesse: @jessechula Kartik: @kkfla737 Laurence: @lozcast | 4 12 11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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The Human Kick (EPL Talk Preview Podcast) | The pod is small this week. We take time to look at Sunderland and their Brucelessness; Liverpool and their Luclessness; and the Carling Cup with it's significance. Cup competitions are a nice punctuation to a season, but what more can it do to boost an ego? We dress this around the basis that the human side of sport is what makes it one of the most endearing sports when it comes to narrative, often without trying to be. Looking forward to next weekend, what do you think is the most significant match? Whilst there are no stand out ties for a "Super-Sunday" it does seem that some teams are desperate to revive their waining season, a step which could be vital before the christmas glut of games. Sorting the boys from the babies: Jesse Chula and Kristan Heneage. Tweet along with the podcast and give us your views for the next show, as we enter the international break this is a great time to look at the league and see who is going up or breaking down: EPL Talk: @epltalk Kristan: @kheneage Jesse: @jessechula Kartik: @kkfla737 Laurence: @lozcast | 2 12 11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Tribute to Gary Speed (EPL Talk Review) | This EPL Talk podcast is in tribute and includes a tribute to Gary Speed, passing at the age of 42 most regard this as a tragedy in football and on a personal level. Many in and outside of the press were shocked and saddened by the news which broke on Sunday morning. We regard this as a time to mourn and celebrate Gary for his achievements and memories. Our thoughts are with his friends and family. As mentioned in the podcast, here is the Craig Bellamy interview, in which he pays tribute to Gary Speed just a few months ago: http://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/epl-talk-soccer/id135061239# In this weeks pod we also review the action, starting at Anfield where Roberto met Kenny and Liverpool "dominated" but looked lucky to come away with all eleven men and one point. Super Mario strikes again, but not in a good way… What is wrong with United? Sir Alex can't say, but he can continue to fume about the penalty which gave Alan "Par-du" and his team a draw at Old Trafford. And of course, we look around the rest of the action in the English Premier League. Tweet along with the podcast and give us your views for the next show, as we enter the international break this is a great time to look at the league and see who is going up or breaking down: EPL Talk: @epltalk Kristan: @kheneage Kartik: @kkfla737 Laurence: @lozcast | 27 11 11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Oh, to be Champions! (EPL Talk Preview) | Arsenal have turned it around! They are the only English club who consider this week a successful folly into the clouds of Europe. United and City both underwhelmed whilst Chelsea were nothing short of dumbfounding in their lack of cohesion. AVB demands that he can motivate his players, but the pod consider what it is like to break the Mourinho mould. Is it a step to far for the man who used to sit on Jose's back room staff? Sunday is already calling for Roberto and Kenny, but whilst the Manc has had to balance Europe with Euphoria Kenny has been focussing on 4pm on Sunday. Steve Clarke will be looking to utilise Liverpool's strengths again, but how will they line up? Kartik and Kristan compare lineups. This week Kevin Harris makes his debut on the podcast. Welcome him on and feedback on twitter. We take the opportunity to chat with him about issues in football and how we can approach them more aggressively. He also has a unique experience of Cyprus and we plug him for Cypriot inside knowledge. Tweet along with the podcast and give us your views for the next show, as we enter the international break this is a great time to look at the league and see who is going up or breaking down: EPL Talk: @epltalk Kristan: @kheneage Kartik: @kkfla737 Kevin: @kevinharrisqc Laurence: @lozcast | 23 11 11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Transition for Chelsea, City, United, Arsenal…etc. (EPL Talk Weekend Review) | After a week of controversy and covering-backsides the EPL got back to business and it was nice to see. It is hard to over-estimate the significance of these results in the season as teams still feel like there is so much ahead of them and still a mixed record behind them. Christmas is the time to set things right and this weekend seems to have set that up quite nicely. Stamford Bridge saw our featured game please Johnson and co. as they walked away with a victory, but we assess how hollow that might feel in the long-term as Chelsea are still making progress and finding out more with each game. Arsenal get their assessment too, can we compare their season to that of Liverpool or United? When we do are they actually compared quite favourably? Give us your feedback as RVP strikes again. United plod on, but they don't look like the dynamic and inventive team who started the season. The strange thing is that no one seems to care; their neighbours are making far too much noise for that. Mancini is breaking out the scarf and City fans are cooling the Champagne as they seem to be the only team with a good history and a bright future in the league. Finally, the pod pays tribute to David Beckham and his achievements in the MLS, what has changed in football in that time? Was he lucky or significant in that change? Tweet along with the podcast and give us your views for the next show, as we enter the international break this is a great time to look at the league and see who is going up or breaking down: EPL Talk: @epltalk Kris: @kheneage Kartik: @kkfla737 Jesse: @jessechula Laurence: @lozcast | 20 11 11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Racism and Racing to Conclusions (EPL Talk Weekend Preview) | This week saw Luis Suarez charged by the FA, but what does this mean for his career and how we deal with abuse in the game? Suarez maintains his innocence whilst his manager and club stand by him. The task for the FA: working out his intention. It is not to be underestimated how difficult a task this is. To put a happy sheen on a dull week in football Kartik Krishnaiyer has a special announcement. Listen carefully to what he says about England and Fabio Capello, do you agree? The pod also look towards the weekend and biggest clash: Chelsea v. Liverpool, with one allegation on either side who will the football gods favour? Kristan Heneage weighs up Liverpool's chance of upsetting Terry and Torres yet again. Tweet along with the podcast and give us your views for the next show, as we enter the international break this is a great time to look at the league and see who is going up or breaking down: EPL Talk: @epltalk Kris: @kheneage Kartik: @kkfla737 Jesse: @jessechula Laurence: @lozcast | 17 11 11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Premier League Representation (EPL Talk Podcast Weekend Review) | The Premier League might not be playing right now, but that doesn't stop the players from representing their countries. Taking long flights, scoring or not...and generally making managers nervous about the state of their health. Not least Harry Redknapp. The pod discuss international fixtures and the EPL players involved with a huge number flying aroundthe world to make appearances. Luckily for English representation they only had to make it to Wembley and so we start our analysis there. We talk about Man City's players lining up alongside Englishmen and United's team looking relatively rested. After moving around Europe the pod decides to look at the headlines and then ask for your feedback which will be compiled in a podcast later this week. if you have any views on the season so far then do let us know through: facebook Twitter: Kartik: @kkfla737 Kristan: @kheneage Laurence: @lozcast Email: laurencemckenna@epltalk.com | 13 11 11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Which United Tribute? (EPL Talk Podcast Weekend Review) | This week the pod pays tribute to the rise of Newcastle. They have taken a space in the press which you couldn't have seen coming see coming, even just a month or two ago. But what has made them so successful? Pardew? France? Jonas Gutierrez? Ashley? Tweet along and give us your views. We also look at Sir Alex's 25 years and how influential he has been on the league. Is it coincidence that he shares this anniversary with EPLTalk? 6 Years of EPLTalk, Kartik takes a look back. United and City are still vying for supremacy in the league and both teams got satisfactory results, however Sir Alex's is a beneficiary of his best friend OG once again. City just look 'Good'. What do you think? Tweet along with the podcast and give us your views for the next show, as we enter the international break this is a great time to look at the league and see who is going up or breaking down: EPL Talk: @epltalk Kris: @kheneage Kartik: @kkfla737 Jesse: @jessechula Laurence: @lozcast | 6 11 11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Don't Count Them Out (Review Podcast) | If this weekend has taught football anything…it is not to write anyone off. Lesson learnt as Chelsea underestimated their London counterparts and came away with more questions than answers. Arsenal fans should be proud of their team, but the pod ask if every week will be like this for Arsene Wenger and his Captain Vantastic. John Terry has made a name for himself, what do you think of him? We discuss his actions and if they make him racist or merely part of a much wider network which makes up British football right now. Discrimination still exists but in what capacity and how do we confront that? Northern teams also kicked a ball this weekend. We look at their progress. Noisy neighbours and discontented old men make comments which they shouldn't and end up offending us all as both United and City get a win. The relegation candidates have also made a case for their salvation, but some monstrous sides have let them down in recent weeks. Have referees served Blackburn well or condemned them to relegation? Are Wigan strong enough up front to survive? Tweet along with the pod as you hear it and let us know your views for midweek. EPL Talk: @epltalk Kartik: @kkfla737 Jesse: @jessechula Kristan: @KHeneage Laurence: @lozcast | 30 10 11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Another Premier League Derby Weekend (EPL Talk Podcast Weekend Preview) | It's another weekend of derbies in the Premier League -- everything from Chelsea against Arsenal to Spurs versus QPR. While we're not expecting another 6-1 result, Jesse Chula and The Gaffer discuss the mid-week Carling Cup results as well as look ahead to gameweek 10 of the English Premier League. There's even time for a post-preview discussion about football shirts, Why Always Me and more. | 27 10 11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Why Always Me? (EPL Talk Podcast) | In one of the most entertaining weekends in the Premier League this season, there were plenty of talking points for Kartik Krishnaiyer, Jesse Chula and The Gaffer to discuss including Manchester City's thrashing of United, Liverpool's draw against Norwich, the "rugby match" between QPR and Chelsea and much more. A ton of topics were discussed including: where the City win ranks in the history of the club, whether Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain is fast becoming a replacement for Theo Walcott, how much United missed Sneijder (or not), whether Chelsea fans should be concerned about their side's disciplinary record, and more. | 23 10 11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Marking Up The Manchester Derby | The Preview podcast welcomes Kristan Heneage to focus on Sunderland's management structure as the pod previews the Manchester derby. Who will come out on top? Who will perform? Who has performed so far? Who needs to step up to the plate? Kartik, Jesse and Kristan pick over the Champions League football and what that leaves us with this weekend. Mancini is buoyant whilst Sir Alex is reserved but delightful as always. Both managers are hard to judge, but this one is framed by history and potential in both camps. Jesse looks over his shoulder for United fans and Kartik decides is City can challenge the champions. In EPL Talk News we look at racism, relegation and rehashing as everyone seems to be making stupid comments in the press or on the pitch. Where do you stand? Let us know on Twitter or via email: laurencemckenna@epltalk.com Kartik: @kkfla737 Jesse: @jessechula Kristan: @kheneage Laurence: @lozcast Let us know what you think as you listen to the pod or contribute your thoughts as the action unfolds and put your view into the forum. Maybe you have a question or an idea to field, this is the place to do it. Let's EPLTalk... | 20 10 11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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United Delighted? Cities Impressed (EPL Talk Podcast) | In the pod this weekend there is discussion of racism, flopping and drawing. That's just at Anfield. Sitting in The Kop this week are Jesse Chula and Joseph Weathered, whilst Kartik Krishnaiyer offers his views from inside Starbucks. Up for review: Man City's longevity. Can Mancini's men make it through christmas and more importantly the Manchester Derby with their dignity and their sanity? Sir Alex will have a blunt answer, in the same way that Chicarito did for Liverpool's underwhelming dominance at Anfield as the biggest match in club football ended in a draw. But wait, the league isn't just about the 'Big Four' anymore. Norwich and Swansea make things interesting in the south whilst Newcastle are still punching above their weight. Bolton look buoyant too, but they don't promise half as much as Stoke do. We also look forward to the Champions League and what may come of our prized assets as they square up against the European heavyweights. All of this makes for some tricky predicting but good analysis. If you want to offer your views to the podcast then email: laurencemckenna@epltalk.com Or tweet us @epltalk @lozcast @kkfla737 @jdoubleU9479 @jessechula | 16 10 11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Looking Forward To The Weekend (EPL Talk Podcast) | The return of the preview podcast. It brings a whole host of interesting issues with it! Kartik Krishnaiyer and Joseph Weathered join Laurence McKenna to talk about the break, TV and local rivalry. The pod sums up some of the positive aspects of international football as we start to work towards the next break. If you want to have your say or contribute to the EPLTalk Podumentary about the relationship between international football the league then email laurencemckenna@epltalk.com . All ideas and angles are welcome and worth voicing. Audio and text welcome along with suggestions on the angles you would like to see explored in the podcast. TV rights dominate the news and so Kartik and Joseph thrash out Liverpool vs. The World. Is it all it is cracked up to be, or has Ian Ayre just spoken his mind? As with all Preview podcasts there is plenty of coverage for the weekend. Liverpool vs. United is the featured game, but other local derbies also show off the strength and depth of the league. To express your views as you listen to the podcast get in touch through Twitter: @epltalk @lozcast @kkfla737 @jdoubleU9479 | 12 10 11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Let's Take Stock (EPL Talk Podcast) | The International break is a great time to take stock of the EPL season so far. Over this break the pod will be excreting podcasts about football issues and news. The usual analysis and feedback is there but without the structure of matches and competition. If you want to put forward a topic for discussion then email: laurencemckenna@epltalk.com Up for discussion this week: International football and why it can only get better; money in the big game, why Man City are good for us all; and TV rights. In the final segment of the podcast we get onto the season so far and offer initial thoughts on the first seven games. To add to these views or discuss some of the points that we have already covered leave a comment or get in touch through the usual avenues Laurence: @lozcast Kartik: @kkfla737 Jesse: @jessechula Joseph: @jdoubleu9479 | 4 10 11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Derby Delights (EPL Talk Podcast) | The pod focuses on the local clashes this week. The north east and London were both treated to a double bill of local rivalry. We take a look at what a difference local rivalry makes to the league and how geography can change 'just another match'. Referees were at the centre of the controversy this weekend with missed penalty calls and harsh decisions. Is a closer relationship between player and referee necessarily a better thing? Phil Neville doesn't seem to think so. And the pod takes a look at how convincing United were against promoted Norwich, whilst Chelsea flowed past Bolton. With the international break upon us we want your views on the season so far. What have been critical points for you? What topics crop up all the time and where needs to be given more focus. Email or comment below to share your ideas and we will bring them up on the next set of pods, which will continue throughout the break. laurencemckenna@epltalk.com | 2 10 11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Champions League Disruption (EPL Talk Podcast) | The Champions League has made for interesting reading in the EPL recently. The disjunction between league form and european woe has pundits scratching their heads, but Kartik sheds light on the hierarchy at Man City which may be under scrutiny from fans as Mancini looks on in dismay. Neil Bourne makes his EPLTalk debut with a questionable Skype connection but solid views about Manchester United and their performance on Tuesday night. Our man at Old Trafford tries to convey some of the frustration and anticipation which United fans are feeling right now. We preview a great weekend of derby-ness to come. Merseyside and London both hosting their neighbourly clashes, but has the derby lost it's meaning as the EPL changes its power-players? For a future podcast we want to hear your views on FIFA 12 and PES 2012. Let us know what you play and why you play it. mp3s and wavs welcome to: laurencemckenna@epltalk.com If you want to submit your views or ideas then head over to Twitter and get in contact: @epltalk @lozcast @kkfla737 | 29 9 11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Fixture Luck? (EPL Talk Podcast) | This weekend the pod focuses on the order of games. Does United's draw reflect anything in the league or is this just down to 'luck of the draw' at FA Head-Quarters? Either way, it makes for an interesting narrative-arc in this week's action. Looking forward to the Champions League, Petr Cech claims that Chelsea are obsessed with winning a European Cup, but does the dominance of so many other teams make it yet more impossible for this side? Torres talk continues as he managed to bag himself a goal and then get sent off. Referees had a lot to do with this week's results, but how much influence did they have on the overall flow and pace of play? To cap off another podcast we have a competition. The third segment introduces the opportunity to win 'Footballers' Haircuts' by posting a picture of your favourite footy-haircut below. We chose the winner on Thursday during the podcast so get your entries in now. Leave them in the comment section and you might win a once in a lifetime prize. Adidas competition: http://www.adidas.com/campaigns/ucltickets/default.aspx?strcountry_adidascom=uk | 25 9 11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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A return to glory? (EPL Talk Podcast) | The Carling Cup has thrown up some interesting situations for our EPL our the past few years. But with so much significance put on the big competitions it can be forgotten. This week's podcast looks at why the League Cup still holds significance for so the league. To start, we digest Owen Hargreaves comments about his rehabilitation at Manchester United. Was he right to speak out now or is this just press hype? Sir Alex will voice his opinion in the Friday press conference but hear what Jesse Chula and Kartik Krishnaiyer have to say before anyone else. We also preview the action to come this weekend. Whilst it isn't a big weekend for 'top of the table' clashes there are going to be some challenges for the top teams in the league. The pod review the chances of an upset after the fairly convincing displays from all of our regular winners. The conclusion: the best clash of the weekend doesn't always involve a champion. | 22 9 11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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A Good Weekend (EPL Talk Podcast) | The pod concludes that this is the best weekend of football that we have seen so far this season. With simultaneous competitions getting underway in September it is now time to use squads more wisely and see who has spent well. A few weeks out of the transfer window and the first signs of buying with forethought might be showing at the top of the table. With a glut of big games on Sunday this podcast is presented in two-halves. Saturday and Sunday. Saturday offered a show of class and determination from 'The Rest' whilst Sunday threw up surprises and questions for some of the 'Sky Six'. We go in depth on Blackburn v. Arsenal, Spurs v. Liverpool and the most positive clash of the weekend Man Utd v. Chelsea. | 18 9 11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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It Is All Relative (EPL Talk Podcast) | If it is all relative then this Champions League week looks like a real achievement for all Premier League sides. To discuss the successes and shortfalls of our Euro-Adventurers Laurence McKenna is joined by Kartik Krishnaiyer and Jesse Chula. The first segment is dedicated to european form and success. The biggest question is: how will this impact upon league form and momentum built up by the 2011 Top 4? It would seem that a change is as good as a rest for some, will Arsene Wenger welcome his change of location in the stadium? Then we look forward to Saturday and Sunday. The first glut of big games come on 'Super Sunday' when United take on Chelsea at Old Trafford. With rotation and squad size being important factors so early on, how much of an indication of the success is this? All this and much more on the EPLTalk Podcast. | 15 9 11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Perception of Progression (EPL Talk Podcast) | Progression is the 'buzz-word' of the podcast this week. As Manchester continues to rule the roost, Laurence McKenna, Kartik Krishnaiyer and Jesse Chula begin to discuss if this is a sustainable run of form. With London reemerging in the league this weekend the competition is hotting up, but none of the title contenders seem to have been seriously tested so far. With progress in mind, all English teams will be looking to shimmy through the group stages of the Champions League. There is a preview of the games to come for Manchester United, Manchester City, Chelsea and Arsenal. How do they match up in week one? Does this EPL season starting earlier than La Liga and Serie A give EPL sides an advantage? | 11 9 11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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International Break Is Over! (EPL Talk Podcast) | The relief can be heard that the international break is over and the Premier League has returned. The trio of Laurence, Kartik and Jesse discuss the performances by England, the unfortunate death of a Wales fan, the romanticism of international football, whether England is considered "a London club," where Garry Cook stands after his recent alleged faux pas, whether Royston Drenthe will be one of the most inspired transfer signings, and -- last but not least -- a preview of this weekend's Premier League matches. | 9 9 11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Premier League Transfer Window Roundup (EPL Talk Podcast) | With the transfer deadline day finished, Kartik and Laurence dissect all of the major moves made during the August transfer window. The duo look at buys made by specific teams such as QPR and Manchester United, as well as which clubs made the panic buys and which ones made sensible moves. | 2 9 11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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EPL Weekend Review Show, Gameweek 3 (EPL Talk Podcast) | On today's review of the Premier League Gameweek 3 weekend, there are plenty of hot topics to talk about including whether Manchester United against Arsenal is still a big rivalry or not, where the Gunners go from here, as well as a review of each of the games from this past weekend. Bringing you the show today are Laurence McKenna, Kartik Krishnaiyer and Jesse Chula. | 28 8 11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Premier League Midweek Review Show (EPL Talk Podcast) | In this week's episode of the Premier League Midweek Review Show on EPL Talk, Laurence and Kartik discuss Manchester United's win against Tottenham Hotspur as well as transfer news including Joe Cole, Samir Nasri, Luka Modric, Juan Mata, Joey Barton and more. Also discussed are Arsenal's mid-week triumph over Udinese plus the Carling Cup matches. The pod then looks ahead to the Premier League matches scheduled for Gameweek 3 -- and how everyone is looking forward to seeing Man United against Arsenal as well as Aston Villa vs Wolves and more. Also joining Laurence and Kartik are pundits Earl Reed and Jesse Chula. | 25 8 11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Premier League Weekend Review Show, Gameweek 2 (EPL Talk Podcast) | After another exciting weekend in the Premier League, Laurence and Kartik are back to dissect all of the matches. Tons of topics are discussed including the Juan Mata transfer to Chelsea, the Tyne-Wear derby, the latest on Luke Modric - is he going or is he staying, and - of course - the fiasco that's happening at Arsenal. Also discussed are the other matches including Aston Villa getting their first home win under Alex McLeish, how important Liverpool's win over Arsenal was, Karl Sears discussing the Alternative Premier League, why it's glum to be an Everton supporter, what Kartik thinks about Chelsea so far this season, and much much more. Plus Kartik and Laurence give a preview of Monday night's kick-off between Man United against Spurs. | 21 8 11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Premier League Mid-Week Review (EPL Talk Podcast) | In the first Premier League mid-week review show of the season, hosts Laurence McKenna and Kartik Krishnaiyer discuss Monday's game between Manchester City and Swansea, as well as the mid-week matches involving English sides. Plus two EPL Talk bloggers come on air as guest contributors to lend their opinions (Matt Duncan and Karl Sears), and much more. | 18 8 11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Premier League Opening Day Review Show (EPL Talk Podcast) | Kartik Krishnaiyer and Laurence McKenna sit down to discuss the opening weekend of the 2011-12 Premier League. They go through each of the eight matches played through Sunday -- and cover the numerous talking points from the weekend including Arsenal's performance against Newcastle, Liverpool's home debut against Sunderland, whether West Bromwich deserved to lose against Manchester United, and much more. | 14 8 11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Welcome to 2011/12 (EPL Talk Podcast Season Preview) | The Premier League is back! Kicking off a new season, we see the return of Kartik Krishnaiyer and Laurence McKenna as they dissect the Community Shield and look forward to a brand new Premier League season. In this special 90 minute episode, the team analyzes each club in the Premier League and their chances for this coming season. Also, Laurence catches up with EPL Talk bloggers The Gaffer and Earl Reed to get their thoughts on some of the major stories. | 8 8 11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Craig Bellamy Interview (EPL Talk Podcast) | EXCLUSIVE: EPL Talk sat down with Manchester City striker/winger Craig Bellamy recently to get his views on a variety of topics including what it was like to play under managers Mark Hughes and Gary Speed, as well as what it felt like to score those memorable goals for Liverpool against Barcelona and for Manchester City against Man United. The Welsh striker was in Orlando, Florida last week to coach children at the 2011 Disney Soccer Academy. Organized by Midwest Soccer Academy, youngsters travelled from across America to attend the two one-week coaching clinics. The children received coaching advice from several Premier League stars in addition to Bellamy such as Chris Samba, Paul Robinson and Aaron Hughes. During the exclusive interview with Bellamy, EPL Talk Podcast co-host Kartik Krishnaiyer discussed several topics. | 6 7 11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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2010-11 Premier League Season In Review (EPL Talk Podcast) | Laurence McKenna, Kartik Krishnaiyer, Richard Farley and The Gaffer team up to dissect the 2010-11 Premier League season that was from the best footballers, Manchester United's run in the Champions League, Swansea City's climb into the top tier and much more. Krishnaiyer and McKenna go through the list of each Premier League club and name the footballers who stood-out, what Arsenal needs to do to fix things for next season, as well as Richard Farley's input regarding the season as a whole. | 30 5 11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Premier League Survival Sunday Review Show (EPL Talk Podcast) | The 2010-11 Premier League season is over after an incredible last day of the season where we saw the final two teams relegated change five times during the 90 minutes before it was decided that Blackpool and Birmingham City would join West Ham United in the Championship next season. Near the top of the table was plenty of action too, and to discuss every major storyline Sunday, including the late breaking news regarding the sacking of Carlo Ancelotti, we have Kartik Krishnaiyer and Laurence McKenna on hand to analyze the news. Some of the topics discussed on the show include: Manchester United winning the Premier League title, Dave Whelan's ownership of Wigan Athletic, What today's results say about Roberto Martinez and Mick McCarthy, Why Arsenal fans should be concerned, The legacy of Edwin van der Sar, Footballers we'll fondly remember from this season, Did Birmingham City deserve to get relegated? Discussion of next week's Champions League Final, And more. Enjoy the episode. And stay tuned next week for a post-Champions League Final episode which will also include a season in review. | 22 5 11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Survival Sunday Preview (EPL Talk Podcast) | Hosts Kartik Krishnaiyer and Laurence McKenna bring you a preview and expert analysis regarding the final day of the Premier League season, coined Survival Sunday. | 21 5 11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Silverware, Relegation And More: Weekend Review Show (EPL Talk Podcast) | In this EPL Talk Podcast weekend review show, Kartik Krishnaiyer and Laurence McKenna dissect the FA Cup Final, Manchester United winning the league, West Ham getting relegated and plenty of the other major storylines from Gameweek 37. Laurence also discusses what it was like to visit Wembley and Stamford Bridge this weekend, and what those experiences were like. Manchester City supporter Kartik Krishnaiyer examines what the victory means to him as a City supporter, and much more. | 15 5 11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Microsoft Killed The Soccer Podcast Star? (EPL Talk Podcast) | Richard Farley joins for a special episode of the EPL Talk Podcast focused on the news this week that Microsoft has acquired Skype for $8.5 billion. For those of you wondering what this news has to do with soccer, you'll want to listen to the episode to better understand how the acquisition will create waves in the soccer podcast world which could have damaging effects on soccer fans worldwide who consume podcasts on a regular basis. In addition to the technology news, Richard and co-host Laurence McKenna discuss some of the Premier League storylines of the week including Liverpool's continued impressive form. | 11 5 11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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The Final Countdown: Weekend Review Show (EPL Talk Podcast) | The title race is effectively over, but the battle at the bottom of the Premier League as well as the battle for Europe is still alive and kicking. To dissect all of the weekend's action and major storylines are Laurence McKenna and Kartik Krishnaiyer on this week's episode of the EPL Talk Podcast. Other topics discussed are whether Manchester City are focusing on the coming FA Cup Final instead of taking care of business in the Premier League, Tottenham's demise, the return of Queens Park Rangers and Norwich City to the Premier League, how important three points is for Liverpool on Monday night, and much much more. | 8 5 11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Premier League Title Race Is Back On: Weekend Review Show (EPL Talk Podcast) | The pressure was on Arsenal and Chelsea this weekend to get all three points to close the gap with Manchester United at the top of the Premier League table. Both clubs achieved those aims, which now opens up the Premier League title race. During this episode, The Gaffer and Kartik Krishnaiyer discuss the action at the top of the Premier League as well as the results from the bottom and mid-table. Plus, we have 'This Week In Premier League History" and much more. | 1 5 11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Going, Going, Gone (Weekend Review Show): EPL Talk Podcast | Ian Darke summed up Arsenal's perilous status as Premier League title contenders Sunday by eloquently closing the Bolton vs Arsenal broadcast with the words "Going, going, gone." Just as those words crystalized what happened to Arsenal's Premier League title hopes, they may symbolize the chances of West Ham, Wolves, Blackpool and Wigan staying up this season. The trio of myself, Laurence McKenna and Kartik Krishnaiyer discuss these topics plus many more including the race for Europe, discussions of key matches from the weekend, can Chelsea make a surprise run for the title, Fernando Torres's goal and much more. | 24 4 11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Balotelli's Wink (Weekend Review Show): EPL Talk Podcast | Laurence McKenna and Kartik Krishnaiyer dissect the weekend that featured two FA Cup semi-finals and plenty of Premier League matches. The duo discuss Manchester City's surprise win against Manchester United, what it means for Stoke City to get past Bolton, Arsenal's near win against Liverpool, the battle to avoid relegation and much more. | 17 4 11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Get Kroenke In Here (Weekend Review Show): EPL Talk Podcast | Despite a top of the table that's providing little reason for conversation, myself, Kartik Krishnaiyer and Laurence McKenna have plenty to discuss on this edition of the EPL Talk Podcast. In the hours before the show went to tape, Stan Kroenke's bid for controlling interest in Arsenal was reported. We spend the first segment of the show discussing the potential implications of the American's acquisition of the storied North London club. Then we consider Sunderland's sink, Hodgson's Baggies revival, and all the stories in and around an increasingly dynamic relegation battle. Finally, we look back to the top of the table, but only to get some context on Tuesday's match at Old Trafford: Chelsea going to Manchester to take on United in Champions League. | 10 4 11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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F****ing What? (EPL Review Show) | In this week's show, Laurence McKenna and Kartik Krishnaiyer discuss the major headlines from this past Premier League weekend dissecting everything from Manchester United's comeback (and Wayne Rooney's torrent of swear words) to Arsenal and Chelsea's failure to get all three points, as well as all of the other games in the Premier League. Kartik returns with some Premier League history. Richard Farley is out this week. | 4 4 11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Jonathan Wilson Interview | In this episode, Richard Farley chats with Jonathan Wilson about the launch of The Blizzard, a new quarterly magazine that has made quite a splash on the football world. Wilson discusses the genesis of the idea, why there's a need for it, the objectives of the publication and describes the types of stories you can find in there as well a discussion about the business model. | 31 3 11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Shaka Hislop Interview | Shaka Hislop, ESPN soccer analyst, is today's guest on the EPL Talk Podcast. Recorded aboard a cruiseship off the coast of Cuba, Hislop discussed his career in England, his success at Newcastle United, what Harry Redknapp was like as a manager, ESPN's coverage of the 2010 World Cup and much more. | 29 3 11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Tommy Smyth Interview | ESPN soccer analyst Tommy Smyth recently sat down with EPL Talk to discuss a range of topics relating to the world of soccer. The conversation began with Smyth describing what it was like to commentate the 2010 World Cup Final for ESPN Radio. Other topics discussed include his opinion whether no U.S.-born lead commentator for ESPN's World Cup coverage was a good or bad thing, as well as whether he foresees ESPN becoming more involved in broadcasting the Premier League to a U.S. audience in the future. Several other interesting topics are discussed such as whether there's room in the New York area for another team. Plus Smyth answers several questions submitted by EPL Talk readers. | 27 3 11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Robbie Earle Interview | EPL Talk recently sat down with ESPN commentator Robbie Earle to discuss his historic career with Wimbledon, Jamaica, Stoke City and Port Vale. The talismanic midfielder discussed his career from Newcastle-Under-Lyme all the way through to appearances in the World Cup and at Wembley. Earle also discusses his career as a football commentator and what really happened at World Cup 2006. | 26 3 11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Detailing The Pyramid, Part 1 | Earlier this month, exclusive members of EPL Talk Pro received the first part of a new audio documentary series that was entitled Detailing The Pyramid. Parts two and three are in the works, but we thought we’d give EPL Talk readers a taste of what you’re missing. Thus, we present to you, as a special treat: Detailing The Pyramid. To learn how to get parts 2 and 3, visit http://www.epltalk.com/epltalkpro | 23 3 11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Premier League Heats Up (Weekend Review) | It was a weekend at the top, middle and bottom of the Premier League where results may have huge ramifications on the destiny of club's in the coming weeks to months. Discussing the talking points from the weekend are Laurence McKenna and Kartik Krishnaiyer. | 20 3 11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Using The Full Squad (Mid-Week Review, Weekend Preview): EPL Talk Podcast | The English Premier League put two more clubs through to the quarterfinals of UEFA Champions League, with mid-week action seeing Manchester United and Chelsea qualify for the final eight. They join Tottenham Hotspur, who beat Milan last week, by sending Marseille and Copenhagen home. On this edition of the EPL Talk podcast, myself and my co-hosts - Laurence McKenna and Kartik Krishnaiyer - discuss the typical mix-bag from United and the underwhelming display from Chelsea, considering which of their fellow quarterfinalists United and Chelsea will want to avoid, want to draw. We also consider the potential of Spurs. Now that we've seen the knockout round performances of the eight surviving clubs, how far can Spurs go in their first Champions League? We also discuss Jens Lehmann, Michael Jackson, Alex Ferguson and the Europa League fates of Manchester City and Liverpool before looking toward the weekend slate, 10 matches highlighted by the Citizens' trip to Stamford Bridge. Would Roberto Mancini be better served focusing on Sunday's match? Or does he have the squad to continue competing on three fronts? | 16 3 11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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The Wrong Kind of Money (Weekend Review): EPL Talk Podcast | Manchesters City and United are slated to meet in the FA Cup semifinals after weekend victories over Reading and Arsenal, with the Royals putting up the better fight. The Gunners were unable to get past a patchwork United side, leaving them with one win in their last 11 meetings with teh Red Devils. They bow out at the quarterfinals as to West Ham United and Birmingham City, with Stoke City and Bolton set to meet in the other semifinal. On this edition of the EPL Talk podcast. myself, Kartik Krishnaiyer and Laurence McKenna discuss the weekend's action, to the extent we were able to do so without driving off course. And when we did deviate, Liverpool's ability to recruit reinforcements without European football was on our minds, as was the concept of good investment versus bad investment in football. | 13 3 11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Busacca'd!!! (Mid-Week Review, Weekend Preview): EPL Talk Podcast | There were two English Premier League matches mid-week, but our main focus of attention was Champions League, where one North London club qualified for the quarterfinals while their rivals were sent home empty handed, jaw slacken. For the second year in a row, Arsenal's Champions League met its end in Barcelona, but whereas it was Lionel Messi that eliminated him last year, many Gooners will content this year's elimination falls at the feet of the official. On this edition of the EPL Talk podcast, myself, Kartik Krishnaiyer and Laurence McKenna talk about the controversial manner by which Arsenal was escorted out of Champions League. We also talk about Spurs' 1-0 (aggregate) win over Milan and the mid-week matches before shifting our focus to this weekend's FA Cup quarterfinals. | 9 3 11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Kuyt, Kuyt, Kuyt (Weekend Review): EPL Talk Podcast | Liverpool has snapped a three derby losing streak to Manchester United, with strong performances from Dirk Kuyt, Luis Suárez and Raúl Meireles leading the Reds to a 3-1 victory over their rivals. On this edition of the EPL Talk Podcast, myself, Kartik Krishnaiyer and Laurence McKenna talk about the Red Devils disappointing performance, what it means for the title race, and what the derby victory tells us about the state of Liverpool football. We also talk about the rest of the weekend results, a difficult weekend for the league's officials, the increasingly tight relegation battle, as well as mid-week action, where we have two Premier League fixtures along with the second leg of Champions League Round of 16 action - Arsenal at Barcelona, and Spurs home to Milan. That along with your feedback and questions on this, the weekend review edition of the EPL Talk podcast. | 6 3 11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Still Since 2002 (Mid-Week Review, Weekend Preview): EPL Talk Podcast | If we learned anything in the wake of the Carling Cup Final, it's that six weeks is a long time. At least, that's what's implied every time Arsenal's silverware drought is evoked. But if six years really is so long in Premier League years, how long is nine, because that's how long it's been since Manchester United won at Stamford Bridge after Chelsea' 2-1 win Tuesday over the league-leaders. To talk about that result, the FA Cup replays, and the upcoming weekend's action, I was joined by my co-hosts, Kartik Krishnaiyer and Laurence McKenna. We focus on what was Chelsea's best performance of 2011 while making our way to a look at this weekend, action that will be dominated by the season's third North West Derby, Manchester United visiting Anfield. | 2 3 11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Any Given Sunday (Weekend Review): EPL Talk Podcast | Arsenal's six year drought without silverware persists while a 48-year dry spell ends for Birmingham City on what announcers called the biggest day in the club's history. On Sunday, Brum got an 89th minute goal from Obafemi Martins en route to a 2-1 win over the Gunners and the Carling Cup. Arsenal, on the other hand, saw their defending fail them at a crucial time, something that is sure to give new life to the criticisms heard countless times by this squad. On this edition of the EPL Talk Podcast, myself and co-hosts Kartik Krishnaiyer and Laurence McKenna pay tribute to the Blues' achievement while asking where the loss leaves Arsenal. We also talk about a weekend's worth of action that saw strong results for who relegation battlers while Manchester United restored their four point lead. Then, we look forward to Tuesday, when Chelsea and United will meet for the first time this season. Along the way, we get to your feedback on this, the weekend review show. | 27 2 11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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The Preferred Side Of A Nil-Nil (Mid-Week Show): EPL Talk Podcast | Which side of a nil-nil would you rather be on? It's a serious question, because in Champions League, after one leg, it matters. Taking a 0-0 on the road has entirely different implications than coming back home with one. Yet there's still debate as to which situation is preferred. José Mourinho has said that he doesn't mind the 0-0 at home to open a tie. Alex Ferguson clearly doesn't mind returning to Old Trafford with the same. On this episode of the podcast, in the wake of Manchester United's 0-0 in Marseille, we talk about the strategies behind playing for the second leg. We also talk about Chelsea's performance, a 2-0 win in Copenhagen. Should the first win since Fernando Torres was bought be considered a step forward? We also reflect back on mid-week Premier League action, look forward to this weekend's fixtures, and then shift our focus to Sunday's League Cup final, where Birmingham City has a chance to earn a spot in next year's Europa League. Should the Carling Cup grant entry into Europe? And how important is it that Arsenal's kids finally claim some silverware. All that on this, the mid-week edition of the show. | 23 2 11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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FA Cup Break: EPL Talk Podcast | One of the virtues of being a league-focused show is being able to use the FA Cup weekends as a time to reset, take inventory of what's happening around the league, and focus on topics we normally don't have time to address. On this weekend's edition of the show, Kartik Krishnaiyer and myself talk about this weekend's action, results that saw the holders leave the FA Cup, before shifting to looking at the league. We talk time to talk about the clubs jockeying for Europa League spots and ask which of the league's top teams will be the fifth of five, before taking a detailed look at the run-ins for Manchester United and Arsenal, seemingly the two remaining contenders in this season's league. A programming note: The second segment of this show - on in which Kartik and I focused on Champions League - had to be cut from the show for technical reasons. For those looking for the take homes: we both patted ourselves on the back regardin Spurs but also noted the continued slide of Serie A; we both admitted we undersold Arsenal while noting they seemed too self-congratulatory for taking a lead out of the first half; we both feel Chelsea's match with Copenhagen will be an important confidence-boosting opportunity, and neither of us expect Manchester United to deviate from their typical, Champions League, opening leg approach: play conservatively and take the tie back to Old Trafford. | 20 2 11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Two Horse Race (Weekend Review): EPL Talk Podcast | A spectacular Wayne Rooney goal capped a 2-1 Manchester United victory Saturday, but did the loss shove the Citizens out of the title race? On this edition of the EPL Talk Podcast, myself, Kartik Krishnaiyer and Laurence McKenna talk about Saturday's big match, one that keeps United five pionts clear at the top of the league. But although we spend some time talking about this weekend's derby, we take time on this week's show to look at the bottom of the table - a relegation battle that few clubs have been able to escape. Where six of the seven bottom teams got points this weekend, today seemed a good day to catch-up on what's going on at the bottom of the table. Finally, we look at the week's upcoming matches. Chelsea goes to Craven Cottage to take on Fulham on Monday, needing three points to keep pace with Tottenham, no in fourth place. Then, Champions League forces its way back onto the agenda. On Tuesday, Spurs are in Milan while Wednesday brings the Emirates a visit from Arsenal. | 13 2 11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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If We're Lucky, We'll See A Goal, This Time (Weekend Preview): EPL Talk Podcast | The weekend preview edition starts with Olympic Stadium news and the potential return of Chris Hughton, which I discuss with a special guest. Making his first appearance on the show is Kevin McCauley (manager of CartilageFreeCaptain.com, managing editor of WorldSoccerReader.com, and contributor at SBNation.com), filling in for Kartik Kishnaiyer and Laurence McKenna. Kevin and I talk about Spurs staying in North London, the parallels between Hughton and Roberto di Matteo, as well as the coming weekend's fixtures, a slate highlighted by the seasons' second Manchester derby. We break down the sides and give our prognoses, predictions that foresee a very similar match to what we saw at Eastlands. | 9 2 11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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But What About Carlo (Weekend Review Show): EPL Talk Podcast | On a historic weekend of football in the English Premier League - one that saw a record number of Saturday goals, Manchester United's first loss of the season, and a memorable capitulation from Arsenal - the story was Kenny Dalglish; or, the story was Carlo Ancelotti, depending on how you want to look at Sunday's match at Stamford Bridge, a 1-0 win by Liverpool in Fernando Torres's Blues debut. Rarely has their been a case where the difference between the managers mattered so much, but as Ancelotti failed to respond to Dalglish's three central defender set-up, Liverpool was registering what may be a season defining victory. On this edition of the EPL Talk Podcast, myself, Laurence McKenna and Kartik Krishnaiyer talk about that, other stumbles by the league's title aspirants, and West Brom parting with Roberto di Matteo. We also get to you feedback, addressing the questions posed on the site before the show. | 6 2 11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Considering Escalating Levels of Lunacy: EPL Talk Podcast | Only one of the league's top five stumbled mid-week, with Manchester City being drawn at St. Andrew's, though Tuesday and Wednesday's matches were overshadowed slightly by Wednesday's news, when the best right back in Premier League history announced his retirement. Because the sometimes controversial way Gary Neville went about his business, many will overlook him being a maintain for England and the standard on the right during the young history of the Premier League. On this edition of the EPL Talk Podcast, Kartik Krishnaiyer and myself start with reminiscences of United's former captain. After talking about the midweek results, we turn our attention to Monday, where Fernando Torres and Andy Carroll were the vertices of a historic transfer triangle, one which saw a record-setting move to London, an equally eye-bulging price for his replacement,, and £35 million end up in Newcastle United's pocket. And for all the pounds being thrown around in seemingly crazed last minute buying sprees, club spending may have been sane compared to some of the unimaginative and inaccurate descriptions cast at the latest chapter of "Moneyball." Finally, we turn to the weekend, overlooking the fixture list save Sunday's final kick-off: Liverpool, having prepared for Chelsea midweek by trying a 3-5-2, facing their former talisman at Stamford Bridge. | 2 2 11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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For The Love Of Torres (Weekend Review Show): EPL Talk Podcast | The fourth round of the FA Cup saw the league's top four barely survive, though the fifth of the Big Five (Tottenham) met their end at Craven Cottage. On this edition of the EPL Talk Podcast, myself, Kartik Krishnaiyer, and the returning Laurence McKenna discuss the weekend's results, outcomes that failed to producing the type of captivating upset we've come to hope for from our knock-out competitions. With a fifth round draw that fails to pit any of the big boys against each other, is the FA Cup destined to end up in the hands of one of the league's titans? But for the bulk of this show, we'll be talking about the news that's dominated the last day's headlines. As the transfer window closes, the rumor to fact ratio increases. As it concerns Fernando Torres, the stories surrounding his potential move to Chelsea have been confirmed as more truth than lie. We discuss the deteriorating link between Torres and Anfield and where the Reds go from here. And finally, we look to mid-week, where a Tuesday fixture list sees Manchester United, Arsenal, and Chelsea with difficult challenges to their title quest. One note: In the show, we mistakenly refer to the FA, not the League, as having handed Ian Holloway a fine. | 30 1 11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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The Massey, Keys, Gray Area of Sexism and English Football: EPL Talk Podcast | On Wednesday, Richard Keys resigned from his position with Sky Sports, the latest chapters in the saga that started Sunday, when audio of sexist comments from Keys and broadcast partner Andy Gray was made public. With Gray having been terminated by Sky on Tuesday, Keys' resignation marked the final piece in the demise of one of Premier League broadcasting's prominent teams. On this edition of the EPL Talk Podcast, co-host Kartik Krishnaiyer and myself discuss that week that's been in the the Gray, Keys, Sian Massey affair, a week that's put English football culture in the spotlight as one of the ugliest, least talked about aspects of the game received a new a pointed round of scrutiny. We talk about our reactions to the developments, the surreptitious nature of the initial recording, and the manner in which Sky handed the problem. At the end of the show, Kartik and I shift our focus back to the pitch and talk about midweek wins from Manchester United, Aston Villa and Liverpool as well as the Carling Cup, where Arsenal and Birmingham City are on to Wembley. | 26 1 11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Weekend Review Show: EPL Talk Podcast | Manchester United is again alone at the top of the English Premier League, their 5-0 victory over Birmingham City giving them the lead after Manchester City lost Saturday at Villa Park, 1-0. Darren Bent's debut with Aston Villa saw him score the match's only goal, allowing Arsenal's 3-0 win over Wigan Athletic to vault the Gunners into second place. On this edition of the EPL Talk Podcast, Kartik Krishnaiyer and myself look look back at the weekend that was in the Premier League, talking about the title race as well as Liverpool's strong showing, Sunderland winning their first match post-Bent, and Clint Dempsey's impressive performance for Fulham. We also look toward the four league matches that will take place between Monday and Wednesday. | 24 1 11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Thinking About The Bentcrimony (Mid-Week Review, Weekend Preview): EPL Talk Podcast | FA Cup third round replays and the built-up to the next round of English Premier League action was overshadowed this week by the shock transfer of Darren Bent, who - two days after handing in his transfer request at Sunderland - became the newest member of Aston Villa Football Club. The AVFC club record acquisition did not come without controversy, with accusations of tapping-up and an acrimonious response from Sunderland supporters clouding the days after the deal's completion. On this edition of the EPL Talk Podcast, Kartik Krishnaiyer and myself give our reactions to and talk about the implications of Villa's purchase before going over the rest of the league's news, FA Cup third round replays, as well as the weekend's action in the Premier League. | 20 1 11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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English Premier League Weekend Review Show: EPL Talk Podcast | The two Manchester clubs finished the English Premier League weekend tied atop the league, with Arsenals win at West Ham United creating a gap between the top three and the other two recognized title contenders. On this edition of the EPL Talk podcast, Kartik Krishnaiyer and myself take inventory of the entire league, but with particular focus on one of the more interesting title races we've had in many seasons, we ask whether Manchester United, in the wake of a good result at White Hart Lane, are consolidating their lead or keeping their pursuers alive. Also, we talk about the latest news around the league, including news of a potential managerial change at Upton Park. We look around Europe and to the Championship for more results before looking forward to the mid-week FA Cup replays in England. And as always, we get your feedback on this, the weekend review edition of the EPL Talk Podcast. | 16 1 11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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FA Cup Third Round Review Show: EPL Talk Podcast | The FA Cup's full weekend came an went in the show of the new around Anfield Park, where Roy Hodgson and Liverpool mutually agreed to part ways before the Reds took the pitch Sunday at Old Trafford. There, Howard Webb tilted the match, giving a dubious second minute penalty. When Steven Gerrard saw straight red just after the half-hour mark, Liverpool was on their way out of the FA Cup, their 1-0 loss to Manchester United a sour return to the bench for King Kenny Dalglish. On this edition of the EPL Talk Podcast, myself and Kartik Kirshnaiyer look back at the weekend that was in English football, focusing on the Premier League sides' roles in the third round of the FA Cup. Holders Chelsea are easily through to round four as ar Tottenham, with Arsenal and Manchester City headed for replays. Sunderland is out as is Newcastle, two of the five Premier League clubs to bow out this weekend. Kartik and I also talk Dalglish and Liverpool, transfer rumors (or lack there of) and answer questions from the chat room on this, the weekend edition of the show. | 9 1 11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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FA Cup Weekend, Early Transfer Rumors: EPL Talk Podcast | The English Premier League takes a weekend off as English football shifts its focus to the FA Cup, the third round of which happens this weekend. We start today's show, the second half of a discussion we had on Wednesday, by looking toward this weekend, specifically Liverpool's trip to Manchester United, though that quickly descended into discussion of Liverpool and how important Sunday's result will be to Roy Hodgson's job and the club. In addition, we talk about Ronaldinho and Blackburn, David Beckham and Spurs, as well as Robbie Keane at Birmingham City. It's not our typical preview show. It's more of a long, less structure chat, something different for this week's edition of our lead-in show. | 6 1 11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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English Premier League Review, Mid-Week: EPL Talk Podcast | Only one of the English Premier League's top six clubs entering mid-week action came away with three points from Tuesday and Wednesday fixtures, and unfortunately for those looking for the title race to stay as close as possible, that club was league-leading Manchester United, winning 2-1 on Tuesday versus Stoke. While Manchester City enticed Arsenal to a 0-0, Wednesday draw at the Emirates, both Tottenham and Chelsea lost (to Everton and Wolves), with Bolton drawing at home to Wigan. Making his return to the EPL Talk podcast, Kartik Krishnaiyer joins Laurence McKenna and myself to talk about those results, the title race, whether Chelsea is in it, and what of Liverpool after the Reds' 3-1 loss at Ewood Park. This is the first of two shows we'll distribute to end the week. The second, released tomorrow, will look forward to the third round of FA Cup action as well as discuss some of the more eye-opening rumors from the early transfer window. | 5 1 11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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English Premier League Weekend Review Show: EPL Talk Podcast | Manchester United's kept their spot at the top of the league, no matter how many times Gary Neville tried to give it away. Macnehster City's even on points after their win over Blackpool, while Arsenal was convincing at a St. Andrews' Stadium that's often inhospitable to visitors. On this edition of the EPL Talk podcast, myself, Laurence McKenna and Jesse Chula (filling in for the infirmed Kartik Krishnaiyer) and talk about the weekend that was in our favorite football league. Are Chelsea still a title contenders? How much will Joe Cole's goal mean to Liverpool? What do Aston Villa, Birmingham City, Everton, and Fulham need to do to turn around their seasons? We talk about all this plus looking back on 2010, naming out XIs of the season as well as out top players, kids, coaches and moments. That and your input on this edition of the show. | 2 1 11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Boxing Day Weekend Review: EPL Talk Podcast | The top of the table reads "Manchester, Manchester" after Boxing Day weekend, with Manchester United maintaining their place atop the table, another awakening from Carlos Tévez guiding City to three points. On this edition of the EPL Talk podcast, myself, Laurence McKenna and Christopher Harris talk about Sunday's seven matches and happenings, from Dimitar Berbatov's brace, ten Spurs getting three points, Fulham falling to West Ham, and Wigan climbing out of the drop. We also look forward to Monday's match at the Emirates and the mid-week fixtures on this, the weekend review edition of the EPL Talk podcast. | 26 12 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Weekend Preview Show: EPL Talk Podcast | It may be Serie A news, but Rafa Benítez's sacking at Inter Milan is Premier League fodder. On this edition of the EPL Talk Podcast, myself and Laurence McKenna talk about the newly unemployed, former Liverpool boss. Also, we review Monday's upset at Eastlands and El-Hadji Diof's niceties for Jamie Carragher before looking toward the weekend - Boxing Day as well as Arsenal-Chelsea. | 23 12 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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English Premier League Weekend Review, Luke Moore Interview: EPL Talk Podcast | There wasn't much to talk about around the Premier League this weekend. Not only did seven of nine fixtures meet with postponement, but none of the league's top five teams were in action. As a result, our normal weekend review show that strains to make it in under an hour has no material, so aside from a brief conversation between myself and co-host Laurence McKenna, we shift focus. On thie edition of the EPL Talk Podcast, The Football Ramble's Luke Moore joins me to discuss the Blackburn coaching position, his support of a newly relegated club (Portsmouth), Carlo Ancelotti's stewardship of Chelsea, Spurs' title hopes, Champions League, and how history will remember this Barcelona side. Luke was kind enough to join me last Friday for a longer interview, parts of which will be released in the coming month. Today, we hear he joins us to help fill in the gaps left my an orphaned Premier League weekend. | 19 12 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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English Premier League Weekend Preview: EPL Talk Podcast | It has become the premier match-up of the Premier League: Manchester United and Chelsea. On Sunday, the clubs meet for the first time this season when the Red Devils visit the defending champions, clearly this weekend's match of the week. To talk about that, I'm joined by The Gaffer, making a special appearance on his own show! But before we go over the minutae of Sunday's meeting, we look back to Monday's meeting at Old Trafford and the midweek news out of Lancashire: Big Sam finding a pink slipas the Venky's move on. It's all on this weekend preview edition of the EPL Talk podcast. | 16 12 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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John Nicholson Interview: EPL Talk Podcast | Last week I was fortunate to be joined by John Nicholson, whose work you know from EPLTalk.com as well as Football365.co.uk. In addition to talking about his book, We Ate All The Pies, we discussed the plight of his club (Middlesbrough), football's place on Boxing Day, and the new shape of the Premier League. For those interesting in picking up a copy of John's book, you can order from Amazon US or Amazon UK. | 13 12 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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English Premier League Weekend Review: EPL Talk Podcast | Chelsea visit to Tottenham Hotspur highlighted a nine match weekend in the Premier League, with an erratic performance from Heurelho Gomes gifting the Blues an equalizer, denying a match winner in the 1-1 draw at White Hart Lane. That the reqult allowed Manchester City, 3-1 winners at Upton Park, to sit joint top of the table ahead of tomorrow's marquee match, Arsenal's visit to Manchester United, where the winner will gain first place in the English Premier League after 17 rounds. On this edition of the EPL Talk Podcast, I am joined by Kartik Krishnaiyer to discuss those matches as well as the rest of the fixtures in weekend Premier League action. We take extra time to talk about Spurs-Chelsea, from Carlo Ancelotti's plan to stop Gareth Bale, John Terry's strong performance, to the overlooked Petr Cech. In addition, we talk about Carlos Tévez's attempt to leave Manchester City before moving on to Monday's match, breaking down the particulars of the season's first Manchester United-Arsenal meeting, looking back at the last two years to try and figure out what United's likely to due, asking if it even matters against an Arsenal site that has lacked the mentality to down the Devils. This show was recorded live on Sunday evening, streaming through EPLTalk.com starting a 10 pm. BST, 5 p.m. EST. Join us each week for the live show for your chance to have you feedback incorporated into the discussion. | 12 12 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Mid-Week Review, Weekend Preview: EPL Talk Podcast | All four English Premier League clubs in UEFA Champions League are through to the knock-out round, though not all advancements are made the same. Tottenham, Manchester United and Chelsea topped their groups, but thanks to Arsenal finishing second in Group H, the Gunners can be drawn against Bayern Munich, Real Madrid or Barcelona in the Round of 16. To talk about how the league's clubs faired in Champions League, I was joined on Wednesday by Kartik Krishnaiyer to review the mid-week action as well as look forward to this weekend, when Chelsea's visit to Spurs will give a stumbling Blues side another chance to turn their ship around. | 8 12 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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English Premier League Weekend Review: EPL Talk Podcast | With Manchester United's match in Blackpool postponed and Chelsea being drawn by Everton at the Bridge, Arsenal's win over Fulham sent the Gunners top, with Samir Nasri vaulting himself into the league's elite. On a team level, Manchester City may have done the some, with their 1-0 win over Bolton underscored by their more creative display of football this season. On this edition of the EPL Talk podcast, myself, Kartik Krishnaiyer and Laurence McKenna talk about that, the rest of the league's fixtures, World Cup second-guessing, as well as the upcoming, mid-week Champions League action - the final round of the competition's group stage. | 5 12 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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English Premier League Weekend Preview: EPL Talk Podcast | We go into the 16th match day with a new outlook in the title race. Only a couple of weeks ago we were narrowing our eyes toward the two team race. Now our whites are exposed to five at the top in what is playing out as an unprecedentedly open title race. On this edition of the EPL Talk Podcast, co-host Laurence McKenna and myself graze across this Huxleyian landscape and try to provide a map for the coming weekend. Along the way, we talk some Carling Cup, gab about squad news, pontificate on the England media's Beckham adoration, and reveal who was on the back of our first jerseys. We might talk about the World Cup bids, too. Not much, though. On this show, we try to focus on league. It's the latest edition of the EPL Talk Podcast. | 1 12 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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English Premier League Weekend Review: EPL Talk Podcast | For the first time this season, Chelsea ended a match day below first place. That's quite an accomplishment - sitting atop the table for the first 14 match days - but it won't get as many column inches as Dimitar Berbatov's trick, becoming the fourth Premier League player to score five goals in one match. On this edition of the EPL Talk podcast, we talk about Berbatov's feat and take inventory of what might be an unprecedentedly deep title race. Kartik Krishnaiyerand I also look at the weekend that was in the Championship and Europe, take a moment to consider Monday in Spain, as well as dwell on all the other matches that took place this weekend in the Premier League. | 28 11 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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English Premier League Weekend Review, Matchday 14: EPL Talk Podcast | Chelsea and Manchester United are now even atop the league, but the big story comes from North London, where Tottenham Hotspur put to rest that oft-cited statistic. Now Spurs have won a road match against a Big 4 opponent, beating Arsenal at the Emirates 3-2 on Saturday. That, romps by Manchester City, Bolton and Liverpool, as well as discussion of the rest of Europe and mid-week Champions League action on this, the EPL Talk podcast. | 21 11 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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English Premier League Review, Matchday 13: EPL Talk Podcast | Chelsea's troubles have reached a season low, losing by three goals to Sunderland at Stamford Bridge. But amongst the league's leaders, they weren't alone in their struggles, with Manchester United and Manchester City being drawn. Only top at the top able to get three were the Gunners, impressive at Goodison, while Bolton, Spurs, and Stoke - yes, Stoke - round out the winners from the league's top half. On this edition of the EPL Talk Podcast, myself, Kartik Krishnaiyer and Laurence McKenna talk about the weekend's action, focusing on the upset at the Bridge and Arsenal's victory over Everton. We talk about the latest news, the rest of the league's action, as well as address your feedback on this, our weekend review podcast. | 14 11 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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English Premier League Preview, Mid-Week Review: EPL Talk Podcast | For the second consecutive match day, the English Premier League has given us a slate full of close, exciting matches. Whether it be a back-and-forth affair at Villa Park, leads being given-up and reclaimed at the Britannia, gifted equalizers at White Hart Lane or dramatically salvaged points at Goodison, the league was full of compelling fixtures. And those don't even cover the match we were all looking at: a Manchester Derby at Eastlands that was both compelling (for the match-up, the tactics) and disappointing (negative tactics and a 0-0). On this edition of the EPL Talk podcast, Laurenca McKenna and I not only go over the results of England's 13th match day but also cast a snark-laden gaze toward the weekend's action, trying to decide which is a more worthy Match of the Week: United's trip to Villa Park, or Arsenal's visit to Goodison. Find out on this edition of the EPL Talk podcast. | 10 11 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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English Premier League Matchday 11 Review: EPL Talk Podcast | The most exciting weekend to date in the English Premier League season saw the league leaders drawn back to the pack when Chelsea was upended at Anfield. Meanwhile, Manchester United was up to their old tricks, Arsenal's struggles continued, while Bolton and Newcastle captured imaginations. On this edition of the EPL Talk Podcast, myself and Laurence McKenna, go through all the league's action, paying particular attention the the upset at Anfield. Also, we take our tour of Europe, give Jesse Chula our suggestion for Footballer of the Week, and look forward to the mid-week match day. It's all on this "live" version of the EPL Talk Podcast. | 7 11 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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English Premier League Preview: EPL Talk Podcast | On this edition of the EPL Talk Podcast, I am joined by Kartik Krishnaiyer and Laurence McKenna to look back on mid-week, Champions League action, talk about the news around the league, as well as look forward to this weekend's league action. From Arsenal's loss in Donetsk, to Damien Comolli's return to the league, to the Blues' Sunday trip to Anfield, it's all discussed on this edition of the EPL Talk Podcast. | 3 11 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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English Premier League Review: EPL Talk Podcast | With Manchester City's loss at Wolverhampton, the predicted Big Three has emerged in the Premier League. Will Chelsea, Arsenal and Manchester United continue pulling away going forward? That's the question that starts this edition of the EPL Talk Podcast, where myself, Kartik Krishnaiyer and Laurence McKenna the continued early season successes of last year's promoted sides before breaking down this weekend's Match of the Week: Tottenham Hotspur's visit to Old Trafford. Also, we walk through all the league's action, talk Ballon d'Or while looking around Europe before considering the mid-week action for Premier League sides: Monday's match between Blackpool and West Bromwich Albion as well as the fourth round of UEFA Champions League. | 31 10 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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English Premier League Preview: EPL Talk Podcast | Not even a slow, non-Champions League week can slow down the EPL Talk Podcast team, with myself, Kartik Krishnaiyer and Laurence McKenna bringing you this wrap-up of Carling Cup action and the week's news before previewing this weekend's fixtures in the English Premier League. Front and center, as far as the matches are concerned: Tottenham Hotspur's visit to Old Trafford, Saturday's late kick-off. | 28 10 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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English Premier League Weekend Review: EPL Talk Podcast | Chelsea is now five points clear at the top of the Premier League after their 2-0 win over Wolves was followed by Manchester City's 0-3 loss to Arsenal. Now, three teams sit behind the Blues with 17 points thanks to Manchester United returning to their late goals coring ways at the Britannia. To talk about those matches as well as the rest of the Premier League's fixtures, I am joined by Laurence McKenna and special guest Jesse Chula for this edition of the EPL Talk Podcast. | 24 10 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Wayne Rooney, Roy Hodgson, and Weekend Preview: EPL Talk Podcast | While Champions League is usually the topic of conversation on the mid-week podcasts, this week, we have more important issues to talk about. On this edition of the EPL Talk Podcast, myself, Kartik Krishnaiyer and Laurence McKenna discussion Wayne Rooney and Roy Hodgson before looking forward to the weekend's action. | 21 10 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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English Premier League Weekend Review: EPL Talk Podcast | Liverpool opened the John W. Henry era with one of their mos disappointing Merseyside Derby performances in recent memory. On this edition of the EPL Talk Podcast, myself, Kartik Krishnaiyer and Laurence McKenna talk about the result at Goodison Park, Villa's result against Chelsea at Birmingham, Manchester United's troubles with West Brom, and the rest of this weekend's matches across the league. | 17 10 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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English Premier League, Week 8 Preview: EPL Talk Podcast | Did you miss us? Kartik Krisnaiyer, Laurence McKenna and I missed yo during out near-two week break, with the EPL Talk podcast going silent during the international break. With players returning to their clubs, the show is back to look ahead to the eighth match day in the English Premier League. There is, however, this small news story to discuss first, with Liverpool on the verge of being sold to a different set of American owners. For the first half of the show, we talk about the slow and merciless end to the Tom Hicks, George Gillett era at Anfield. | 14 10 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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English Premier League Weekend Review, Matchday 7: EPL Talk Podcast | Chelsea's bounceback from their Manchester City loss is complete, though the same questions about Arsenal have resurfaced. On this edition of the EPL Talk Podcast, myself, Kartik Krishnaiyer and Laurence McKenna review Sunday's match at Stamford Bridge, Liverpool's new low, Nigel de Jong and Karl Henry's antics, and the rest of the action from around the league. | 3 10 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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English Premier League Weekend Preview (Mid-Week Review): EPL Talk Podcast | England was perfect in Champions League, fit to be tied in Europa League, but with the mid-week action behind us, it's time to look forward to the weekend's fixtures, with Arsenal's trip to Chelsea highlighting the seventh match day's schedule. On this edition of the EPL Talk podcast, I am joined by Kartik Krishnaiyer and Laurence McKenna to look back at mid-week, forward to the weekend of football. | 30 9 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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English Premier League Weekend Review, Match Day 6: EPL Talk Podcast | Chelsea is not invulnerable, but what will be the next meme to dominate the Premier League? We try to avoid that on this edition of the EPL Talk Podcast. Instead, we focus on the action at Eastlands, the Emirates, and the Reebok on a weekend that kick-started this year's Premier League season. Kartik Krishnaiyer and Laurence McKenna join me for this edition of the EPL Talk Podcast. | 26 9 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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English Premier League Preview, Match Day 6: EPL Talk Podcast | Chelsea will get their first major test of the season when they go to Eastlands for Saturday's early match, facing fourth place Manchester City, a team against whom they earned no points last season. On this edition of the EPL Talk Podcast, myself, Laurence McKenna and Kartik Krishnaiyer look at that match-up and talk about the rest of the weekend's fixtures as well as look back on the mid-week, Carilng Cup results (while trying not to fall into Liverpool's prematurely dug grave). | 23 9 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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English Premier League Review Show, Week 5: EPL Talk Podcast | Manchester United blew another two goal lead only to comeback and take three points from this year's first North West Derby. On this edition of the EPL Talk Podcast, I am joined by Kartik Krishnaiyer and Laurence McKenna to talk about that, Arsenal being drawn late, Chelsea's continued dominance, and the rest of this weekend's action in the Premier League. | 19 9 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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English Premier League Weekend Preview, Mid-Week Review Show: EPL Talk Podcast | It's a Manchester United-Liverpool week in the English Premier League, bringing a fixture which overshadows Chelsea and Arsenal dominating in Champions League, Manchester City and the Reds sitting top of their groups in Europa, as well as the midweek news from around the league. Regardless, Kartik Krishnaiyer and myself cover it all in this weekend preview edition of the EPL Talk Podcast. Reminder: We'll be back on Monday morning with our weekend review, but if you want to have input into the show, you can email your thoughts on the weekend's action to to host or find me on Twitter. | 16 9 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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English Premier League Weekend Review Show, Week 4: EPL Talk Podcast | Manchester United's collapse at Goodison Park sees the league's third place team lose ground to Chelsea and Arsenal, winner during the fourth weekend of the English Premier League season. To review all the action, I am joined by Laurence McKenna and Kartik Krishnaiyer for this edition of the EPL Talk Podcast. We go over the weekend's nine matches, look forward to Monday's match at the Brittania and the resumption of Champions and Europa Leagues, and cover all the news surrounding the fourth match day of the Premier League season. | 12 9 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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English Premier League Preview Show, Week #4: EPL Talk Podcast | Welcome back to the Premier League, returning from the international break. Forming the welcoming party, myself and Laurence McKenna look at the weekend's action including an eight match Saturday commencing with our match of the week, a struggling Everton hosting Manchester United. That and the latest news from around the Premier League and a wrap-up of Euro 2012 qualifying on this edition of the EPL Talk Podcast. | 9 9 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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John Nicholson Interview, Part II: EPL Talk Podcast | In the second part of my interview with John Nicholson, we continue discussion his new book, We Ate All The Pies: How Football Swallowed Britain Whole. The first part can be found here or through the EPL Talk Podcast on iTunes. | 8 9 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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John Nicholson Interview, Part 1: EPL Talk Podcast | John Nicholson is a regular contributor to EPLTalk.com though is better known for his work at Football365.com. Today, John rejoins the show for the first of a two-part discussion where we talk about his new book, We At All The Pies: How Football Swallowed Britain Whole. The second part of the discussion will be released tomorrow morning. | 8 9 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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English Premier League Weekend Review, Week #3: EPL Talk Podcast | Tottenham Hotspur and Manchester City losses were our first hint that the league's Big Three may been on their own for another season. On this edition of the EPL Talk podcast, I'm joined by the regular co-hosts - Kartik Krishnaiyer and Laurence McKenna - to talk about the league's third weekend of action as well as the latest news around the Premier League. | 29 8 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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English Premier League Preview, Week #3: EPL Talk Podcast | Tottenham is through to Champions League group stage. Liverpool is in to Europa's, as is Manchester City, though Aston Villa meets another early demise. On this episode of the EPL Talk podcast. I'm joined by Kartik Krishnaiyer and Laurence McKenna to discuss the week's action as well as this weekend - the third weekend of the Premier League season - with special emphasis on Everton's trip to Villa Park. It is the EPL Talk Podcast, returning to preview shows. Our stride approaches! | 26 8 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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English Premier League Weekend Review Show #2: EPL Talk Podcast | Our Match of the Week was a letdown thanks to Newcastle United's revenge on Aston Villa, one of three 6-0 results in the second weekend of Premier League action. On this long edition of the EPL Talk Weekend Review Podcast, Laurence McKenna and myself talk about Chelsea's dominance, Manchester United's slip, and the rest of the league's nine weekend matches. Along the way, Laurence names his Player of the Week, Richard looks at a moment in Premier League history, and the duo looks forward to the week ahead for the Premier League teams, all on this, the second edition of the weekend review show. | 22 8 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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EPL Weekend Review Show #1: EPL Talk Podcast | The first weekend of the season went into the books with the final whistle at Anfield, Arsenal's visit to Liverpool the EPL Talk Podcast Match of the Week. To talk about the match and the eight from Saturday, I was joined Sunday night by Kartik Krishnaiyer for the first EPL Talk Weekend Review Show of the season. | 15 8 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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2010-11 English Premier League Preview, Parts I-IV: EPL Talk Podcast | We're one day away from the start of the 2010-11 English Premier League season, and in response to your requests, we roll into the weekend with our full EPL preview. This podcast is all four of our preview shows edited into one file for your listening ease. We'll be back on Sunday with our first weekend review show, which we'll record at 10 p.m. BST/5 p.m. EST/2 p.m. PST. Stay tuned for further details as we look for ways you can take a more active part in this year's shows. | 12 8 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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2010-11 English Premier League Preview, Part IV: EPL Talk Podcast | In the final part of our preview series, Laurenca McKenna, Kartik Krishnaiyer and myself talk about the three clubs we expect to compete for the 19th Premier League title: Arsenal, Chelsea, and Mancester United. We also talk surprises and disappointments, themes and trends, and our first match of the week: Arsenal's visit to Liverpoll. | 11 8 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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2010-11 English Premier League Preview, Part III: EPL Talk Podcast | Wednesday is here, and time for the EPL Talk team to tackle the strength of the league. No league in the world has the kind of depth the Premier League has four through eight. Today, Laurence McKenna, Kartik Krishnaiyer and myself talk about Aston Villa, Everton, Liverpool, Manchester City, and Tottenham and pick which teams will miss-out on Europe and which team will go to Champions League. | 10 8 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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2010 English Premier League Preview, Part II: EPL Talk Podcast | Yesterday, Laurence McKenna, Kartik Krishnaiyer and myself focus on some of the issues that have carried over from the summer into the beginning of this Premier League campaign. On today's edition of the EPL Talk podcast, we move to the clubs, talking about which teams we feel are going to make-up the bottom half of the league and potentially battle relegation. We start the conversation by discussing the newly promoted clubs - Newcastle, West Brom, and Blackpool. | 9 8 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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2010-11 English Premier League Preview, Part I: EPL Talk Podcast | In the first of four parts, the EPL Talk team returns from their post-World Cup hiatus just in time for the 2010-11 English Premier League Season. Richard Farley, Laurence McKenna and Kartik Krishnaiyer, in the first quarter-hour of a recording from Sunday night, talk about some of the summer's overriding issues - the sale of Liverpool, 25/7 - as well as the direction the show will take in the next week and over the next season. | 9 8 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
| 165 | VideoPelada The Movie: EPL Talk Podcast | Gwendolyn Oxenham, the star of a recent soccer documentary entitled Pelada, is the guest on the EPL Talk Podcast. But before the interview begins, the episode features a special treat with Ray Hudson of GolTV introducing the film. Oxenham then discusses the documentary, what it taught her about life and different cultures and much more. For more details about the film, go to http://www.pelada-movie.com/ | 26 7 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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World Cup 2010, Spain-Netherlands Review: World Cup Buzz Podcast | Spain has won their first world title, a 116th minute goal from Andres Iniesta giving the European Champions the 2010 World Cup with a 1-0 victory over the Netherlands. It was a match defined by missed opportunities and aggressive play, with the Dutch taking their new-found pragmatism to unexpected levels. Ultimately, a Spanish team which came to the fore of the footballing world early 2007 cemented their legacy by raising the world's most most famous trophy on the pitch of Soccer City. To talk about the final match of World Cup 2010, I was joined late Sunday by Kartik Krishnaiyer and Laurence McKenna for this edition of the World Cup Buzz Podcast. | 11 7 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Franklin Foer Interview: EPL Talk Podcast | Franklin Foer, editor of The New Republic magazine, joins the EPL Talk Podcast to discuss the relation between globalization and politics with soccer. Plus, he talks about The New Republic's World Cup blog, how President Barack Obama had a lasting impact on the United States men's national team in South Africa, and much more. | 11 7 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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World Cup 2010 Spain-Netherlands, Germany-Uruguay Preview: World Cup Buzz Podcast | A new World Cup champion will be crowned on Sunday when European Champions' Spain face three-time finalists, the Netherlands. Before that, Germany and Uruguay will meet to contest the third place match in Port Elizabeth. To discuss those two matches, I was joined by Laurence McKenna and Kartik Krishnaiyer on this edition of the World Cup Buzz Podcast. | 9 7 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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World Cup 2010, Spain-Germany Review: World Cup Buzz Podcast | Spain is through to their first World Cup final, keeping a clean sheet against the powerful Germans, advancing to Sunday's final with a 1-0 victory. To talk about the match, I am joined by Laurence McKenna and Kartik Krishnaiyer for this edition of the World Cup Buzz Podcast. | 7 7 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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World Cup 2010, Netherlands-Uruguay Review, Germany-Spain Preview: World Cup Buzz Podcast | The Netherlands is through to its first final since 1978 after defeating Uruguay 3-2, sending Uruguay to Saturday's third place match while the Netherlands play Sunday in Johnnesburg. To talk about Tuesday's semifinal and preview Wednesday's match, I was joined by Laurence McKenna for this edition of the World Cup Buzz Podcast. | 6 7 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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World Cup 2010, Netherlands-Uruguay Preview: World Cup Buzz Podcast | World Cup 2010 is down to four teams, two of which play on Tuesday in the tournament's first semifinal. Uruguay, the surprise of the tournament, takes on a Netherlands team coming off their victory over the competition's favorites. To talk about that match as well as answer some of the feedback we got from our Luis Suárez discussion, I welcome Kartik Krishnaiyer and Laurence McKenna to this edition of the World Cup Buzz Podcast. | 5 7 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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World Cup 2010 Germany-Argentina, Spain-Paraguay: World Cup Buzz Podcast | Germany has put up another four goal game - this time, eliminating a team that had become one of the favorites, sending Diego Maradona and Lionel Messi out of World Cup 2010. The Germans advance to Wednesday's semifinal to face Spain, who barely advanced past Paraguay thanks to David Villa's fifth goal of the tournament. To talk about those matches, I was joined by Kartik Krishnaiyer for this edition of the World Cup Buzz Podcast. | 3 7 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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World Cup 2010 Netherlands-Brazil, Uruguay-Ghana: World Cup Buzz Podcast | The Netherlands have knocked pre-tournament co-favorites Brazil out of the 2010 World Cup, while Uruguay and Ghana upstaged the opening match with a unforgettable, never-should-have-been shootout. To talk about Friday's two quarterfinal matches as well as preview Saturday's I was joined by Kartik Krishnaiyer and Laurance McKenna for this edition of the World Cup Buzz Podcast. | 2 7 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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World Cup 2010 Brazil-Netherlands, Ghana-Uruguay Preview: World Cup Buzz Podcast | After two days off from the 2010 World Cup, the panel is bad together to preview Friday's matches in South Africa: Brazil versus the Netherlands and Ghana versus Uruguay. Joining me to talk about them is our regular panel, Laurence McKenna and Kartik Krishnaiyer. | 1 7 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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World Cup 2010 Day 19 (Spain-Portugal, Paraguay-Japan): World Cup Buzz Podcast | Spain is through to the quarterfinals, eliminating the third ranked team in the world (per FIFA) in Portugal. They joined Paraguay, who won the tournament's first penalty kick shoot-out to eliminate Japan. On this episode of the World Cup Buzz Podcast, I am joined by Laurence McKenna to talk about those matches as well as the news around the 2010 World Cup. | 29 6 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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World Cup 2010 Day 18: World Cup Buzz Podcast | Brazil and the Netherlands are through to the quarterfinals of World Cup 2010 after Monday wins, sending Chile and Slovakia home while setting-up a match we've looked forward to since the tournament's onset. To talk about that as well as the last two Round of 16 matches (taking place Tuesday) I'm joined by Laurence McKenna and Kartik Krishnaiyer for this version of the World Cup Buzz Podcast. | 28 6 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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World Cup 2010 Day 17: World Cup Buzz Podcast | Sunday's highly anticipated match day featuring two great international football rivalries ended in a relative fizzle, with Germany defeating England (4-1) and Argentina defeating Mexico (3-1) by multi-goal margins. To talk about those matches and Monday's two Round of 16 fixtures, I was joined by Kartik Krishnaiyer and Laurence McKenna for this edition of the World Cup Buzz Podcast. | 27 6 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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World Cup 2010 Day 16: World Cup Buzz Podcast | The United States is out at the Round of 16, losing in extra time to Ghana, but did their play match the final score? The panel disagrees, discussing that, Uruguay's win over South Korea, and tomorrow's matched: England-Germany and Argentina-Mexico. It's all on this edition of the World Cup Buzz Podcast. | 26 6 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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World Cup 2010 Day 15: World Cup Buzz Podcast | Group stage is over, with the final four survivors identified. Brazil and Spain are through, both as group winners, joined from their respective groups by Portugal and Chile. On this edition of the World Cup Buzz Podcast, Kartik Krishnaiyer and Laurence McKenna join me to talk about that as well as the two Round of 16 match-ups scheduled for Saturday: Uruguay-South Korea and United States-Ghana. | 25 6 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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World Cup 2010 Day 14: World Cup Buzz Podcast | The world champions are out, Italy having been eliminated by Slovakia on Thursday. The Slovaks do through with Paraguay out of Group F, with the Netherlands and Japan, having beaten Denmark, advancing in second place. To talk about those results as well as Friday's matches, I was joined by Laurence McKenna and Kartik Krishnaiyer for this edition of the World Cup Buzz podcast. | 24 6 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Paul Scholes & Simon Davey Interviews: EPL Talk Podcast | During a recent visit to Florida, EPL Talk had the opportunity to sit down with Manchester United and England midfield legend Paul Scholes for an exclusive interview.Among the topics covered include: What makes the north west of England so much stronger than other parts of the country,What it was like playing with legends such as Eric Cantona, David Beckham and others,How Sir Alex Ferguson has affected his career,His thoughts on other England managers he's been coached by including Glenn Hoddle, Sven-Goran Eriksson, Kevin Keegan,What it's like playing at Old Trafford and what makes it a fortress,Whether he would like to coach some day,His fondness for Oldham Athletic, andMuch more.The episode also features an interview with Simon Davey, who was recently appointed the manager of Hereford Town. Davey is best known for his playing career at Preston North End, which included playing with David Beckham when Becks was on loan at the Preston club. Davey also coached alongside David Moyes at Preston North End. In addition to his career at Preston, Davey was well known for his footballing career at Swansea City as well as his management career at Barnsley (where he beat Liverpool and Chelsea in an incredible FA Cup run) and Darlington. Thanks to Midwest Soccer Academy for the opportunity to interview Paul Scholes and Simon Davey. And thanks to Kartik Krishnaiyer for interviewing these two legends. | 24 6 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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World Cup 2010 Day 13: World Cup Buzz Podcast | It was a glorious day for the United States and England, who move on from the World Cup's Group C in first and second place. This weekend, they will meet Ghana and Germany, respectively - the two teams that qualify for the knockout rounds from Group D. To talk about that, and Thursday's action (Groups E and F) I'm joined by Laurence McKenna for this addition of the World Cup Buzz Podcast. | 23 6 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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World Cup 2010 Day 12: World Cup Buzz Podcast | Uruguay, Mexico, Argentina and South Korea are through to the knockout stage of World Cup 2010, while South Africa, France, Greece and Nigeria are the first teams sent hope. To talk about the conclusion of Groups A and B and Wednesday, the final day for Groups C and D, I'm joined by Laurence McKenna and Kartik Krishnaiyer for this edition of the World Cup Buzz Podcast. | 22 6 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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World Cup 2010 Day 11: World Cup Buzz Podcast | Portugal gave us our first true rout of the World Cup, beating North Korea 7-0, while Spain returned to their winning ways and Chile said goodbye to Valon Behrami and hello to first place in Group H. To talk about these three Monday matches and a Tuesday's docket which will see four team sent home, I was joined by Laurence McKenna and Kartik Krishnaiyer for this edition of the World Cup Buzz Podcast. | 21 6 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
| 185 | VideoHenry Winter Interview, World Cup: EPL Talk Podcast | In this exclusive interview with author and writer Henry Winter, he discusses what makes the World Cup so different, Fabio Capello - the coach, his favorite memories from previous World Cups and more. Please note that the interview was recorded before the 2010 World Cup. | 21 6 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
| 186 | VideoHenry Winter Interview, Premier League: EPL Talk Podcast | Author and journalist Henry Winter is the guest on the EPL Talk Vodcast. The famous English writer discusses the 2009-10 Premier League season, what it's like to be covering soccer, some of the highlights of the season & much more. Please note that the interview was conducted before the World Cup kicked off. | 21 6 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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World Cup 2010 Day 10: World Cup Buzz Podcast | Brazil has clinched a place in the knockout stage, for which Kaká will be rested, thanks to a one match suspension. The defending world champion Italy were drawn by New Zealand, while Paraguay sits alone at the top of Group F after their win over Slovakia. To talk about these matches plus Monday's three fixtures, I was joined by Laurence McKenna and Kartik Krishnaiyer for this edition of the World Cu Buzz Podcast. | 20 6 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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World Cup 2010 Day 9: World Cup Buzz Podcast | The Netherlands are the first team to have clinched a place in the second round, beating Japan, while Cameroon is the first be eliminated at World Cup 2010 after losing to Denmark. Also, we discuss Ghana only getting one point from 10-man Australia when myself, Laurence McKenna, and Kartik Krishnaiyer engage in a special edition of the World Cup Buzz Podcast, where we take some time at the end of the show to reflect on how media is coming to grips with the shrinking soccer world. | 19 6 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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World Cup 2010 Day 8: World Cup Buzz Podcsat | Was the United States robbed by the referee against Slovenia? Perhaps, but we were all robbed of a football match from England and Algeria, two results that overshadowed the days' biggest surprise: the Serbian derailing of the Nationalmannschaft. On this edition of the World Cup Buzz podcast, I'm joined by Laurence McKenna and Kartik Krishnaiyer to talk about Friday's triad of results and the trio of matches awaiting us on Saturday. | 18 6 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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World Cup 2010 Day 7: World Cup Buzz Podcast | Argentina all-but-claimed Group B their own, rolling to a 4-1 victory over the South Koreans. Greece gets their first win in World Cup history at 10-man Nigeria's expense, while Mexico earns Ireland's most preferred nation status by push France to the proverbial precipice. Joining me to talk about that is Kartik Krishnaiyer for this edition of the World Cup Buzz Podcast. | 17 6 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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World Cup 2010 Day 6: World Cup Buzz Podcast | Switzerland pulls off the first major upset of the tournament, Chile broke out the Twister and got this party (re-)started, while Uruguay's awakening has South Africa on the verge of going dormant. To talk about these matches as well the matches on Thursday's agenda, I'm joined by Kartik Krishnaiyer and Laurence McKenna for this version of the World Cup Buzz podcast. | 16 6 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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World Cup 2010 Day 5: World Cup Buzz Podcast | Cote d'Ivoire and Portugal made up the marquee match-up on Tuesday, but it was the efforts of New Zealand (against Slovakia) and North Korea (against Brazil) that wrote the stories. In this edition of the World Cup Buzz podcast, I'm joined by special guest The Gaffer to wrap-up Tuesday's action from South Africa 2010. | 15 6 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
| 193 | VideoBarney Ronay Interview, The World Cup: EPL Talk Vodcast | Laurence McKenna, co-host of the EPL Talk and World Cup Buzz Podcasts, recently had a golden opportunity to sit down with one of the most remarkable English football writers and authors, Barney Ronay of The Guardian and When Saturday Comes.In this second part of the interview series, Ronay shares his opinion regarding several fascinating topics including: How he assesses Fabio Capello as a manager,How England measures up to the rest of the world,His fondest memories of previous World Cup tournaments,What we will remember the 2010 World Cup for,What sets the World Cup apart from other sporting tournaments,Who will win the 2010 World Cup in South Africa,And much more. | 15 6 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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World Cup 2010 Day 4: World Cup Buzz Podcast | Two surprise results highlight the fourth day of action of South Africa 2010. Joining me to talk about them is co-host Kartik Krishnaiyer as we break down the Netherlands' opening win over Denmark, Japan's first World Cup win away from home (beating Cameroon), and Paraguay drawing with reigning champions Italy. | 14 6 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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World Cup 2010 Day 3: World Cup Buzz Podcast | Germany trounced Australia in their World Open opener. Ghana because the first Africa team to win, while Slovenia moved to the top of Group C. On this edition of the World Cup Buzz podcast, myself, Laurence McKenna and Kartik Krishanaiyer review Sunday's action and look for want to Mondays matches while taking time to get an update on Group C. | 13 6 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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World Cup Day 2, United States-England: World Cup Buzz Podcast | It finally came. It finally went. The United States versus England, and as if there was any way we would forget the result, Robert Green made sure to make Saturday's match an inadvertent classic. On this show, Laurence McKenna, Kartik Krishnaiyer and myself discuss the results of that match, Argentina's win over Nigeria, and South Korea's win over Greece. We also look to Sunday, when Germany takes on Australia, Ghana and Serbia meet, and Slovenia and Algeria look to go first in Group C. | 12 6 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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South Africa-Mexico, France-Uruguay: World Cup Buzz Podcast | Four years of waiting is over, and Richard (me) is a little choken up. He, Laurence McKenna and Kartik Krishnaiyer stop to reflect on World Cup 2010's significance amidst discussion of South Africa's tie with Mexico, France's draw with Uruguay, and Saturday's matches: Greece-Korea, Argentina-Nigeria, and England-United States. | 11 6 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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World Cup Predictions, Knockout Stage: World Cup Buzz Podcast | You have invested the last month with us, though the expert interviews to the two weeks of group breakdowns, and now - the day before the 2010 World Cup starts - Laurence McKenna, Kartik Krishnaiyer and myself make out final predictions: the Round of 16 to the July 11 final. Join us in this final preparatory step for South Africa 2010 as we tell you who we think will be the next world champions. On behalf of Kartik, Laurence and the Gaffer, thank you for joining us for the last month as we've prepared ourselves for the quadrennial celebration of the game we love. Starting with Friday's matches, we will be bringing you daily, post-match podcasts in the style of our EPL Talk Weekend Review shows: looking at the day's action and previewing the next day's fixtures. Enjoy your football, and love your soccer! | 9 6 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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World Cup Group C Preview: World Cup Buzz Podcast | We left the most anticipated to the end, with today's episode of the World Cup Buzz Podcast breaking down Group C. In that group England is the seed, and they are joined by Algeria, Slovenia, and a United States team that will look to conjure the same magic used on their last trip to South Africa. I am joined by Laurence McKenna and Kartik Krishnaiyer to look at each team's strengths and weakness and, going match-by-match, look at how they match up against each other. Tomorrow, we convene for our final preview show, look at the brackets we've build over the last two weeks, and make our predictions for the tournament's knock-out phase. | 8 6 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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World Cup Group D Preview: World Cup Buzz Podcast | The deepest group in the tournament was made all the more interesting when injuries to Michael Ballack and Michael Essien took the two biggest names out of Group D. On this episode of the World Cup Buzz podcast, myself, Laurence McKenna and Kartik Krishnaiyer consider what the absences of Ballack and Heiko Westermann do to Germany's chances to get out of a group that also features Ghana, Serbia, and Australia. Along the way, we hear thoughts from Andy Brassell, Raphael Honigstein, Jonathan Wilson and Simon Hill. Tomorrow, we have our final group preview: Group C, as we take a very contentious look at England, the United States, Slovenia and Algeria. Then, on Thursday, each of us complete our brackets and tell you who well feel will win the 2010 World Cup. | 7 6 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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World Cup Group B Preview: World Cup Buzz Podcast | Argentina's turbulent qualifying ride is over, and now they look to be one of the stronger teams at the World Cup. To look at the Albiceleste and their group - which includes Greece, Nigeria, and South Korea - I was joined by Laurence McKenna and Kartik Kishnaiyer to break down each squad and match and determine the two teams best situated to survive Group B. Along the way, we hear views from Tim Vickery, Andy Brassell, Jonathan Wilson and Simon Hill. Tomorrow, we look at perhaps the deepest group of the tournament, Group D, before turning our attention to Group C on Wednesday. | 6 6 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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World Cup Group G Preview: World Cup Buzz Podcast | Brazil is one of the anointed co-favorites but are in the tritely dubbed Group of Death with Cote d'Ivoire, North Korea and rival Portugal. On this edition of the World Cpu Buzz podcast, Laurence McKeena, Kartik Krishnaiyer and myself look at the Selecao and the rest of World Cup's Group G, discussing each team and breaking down the group's six matches as we try to get an idea of which pair will move into the tournament's second round. On Monday's show, we look at Group B and Brazil's main rival, Diego Maradona's Argentina. | 3 6 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
| 203 | VideoEPL Talk Vodcast: Barney Ronay | Barney Ronay, author and football writer for The Guardian, sits down with Laurence McKenna of EPL Talk for a one-on-one interview from the Guardian studos in London. Ronay discusses several topics including his favorite football manager, his favorite football writer, how he became a writer and much more. | 3 6 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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World Cup Group F Preview: World Cup Buzz Podcast | Despite winning their UEFA qualifying group, the defending world champions' Italy have failed to impress since winning the 2006 World Cup. Many will point to history in warning against reading too much into the Italian's results, while others will point to the squad's age as a reason to think a different type of history will be made in South Africa. On this edition of the World Cup Buzz Podcast, Laurence McKenna, Kartik Krishnaiyer and myself look at Group F: Italy's group. The Azzurri will compete for a spot in the second round with New Zealand, Paraguay and Slovakia. Tomorrow, we will look at Group G, who many have brutally labeled the Group of Death: Brazil, Cote d'Ivoire, Korea DPR and Portugal. | 2 6 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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World Cup Group A Preview: World Cup Buzz Podcast | South Africa as the seeded nation in Group A has created the most evenly-matched group in the tournament, with the Bafana Bafana's home pitch advantage helping to mitigate the talent gap between them and their other group mates: France, Mexico and Uruguay. On this edition of the World Cup Buzz podcast, Laurence McKenna, Kartik Krishnaiyer and myself preview the group that starts play on June 11, detailing each time and going match-by-match to determine which teams should advance to the second round. On tomorrow's podcast, we look at the defending world champions, Italy, and Group F, which includes New Zealand, Paraguay, and Slovakia. | 1 6 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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World Cup Group H Preview: World Cup Buzz Podcast | A day after looking at the Netherland's Group E, Laurence McKenna and Kartik Krishnaiyer join me to break down Group H - otherwise known as Spain's group. The 2008 European Champions are joined by Chile, Honduras and Switzerland in one of the tournaments most interesting groups, with the quartet having no clear second best team set to push through with Spain. Laurence, Kartik and myself - with the help of Andy Brassell, Tim Vickery and Grant Wahl - breakdown each nation and walk through the six matches which will define the group. | 31 5 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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World Cup Group E Preview: World Cup Buzz Podcast | In the first of eight group previews, I am joined by Laurence McKenna and Kartik Krishnaiyer to - with a little help of Andy Brassel, Simon Hill, and Simon Kuper - look at Group E. The Netherlands are the seeded nation in a group with no easy points. Denmark won its UEFA qualifying group. Cameroon is one of the nations expected to reap an advantage from the World Cup going to Africa for the first time. Japan's talented midfield is poised to take advantage of any team that may slip. Your three analysts discuss each team and, going match-by-match, give their picks for the two teams that will come out of the group. On tomorrow's podcast, the team will break down Group H - otherwise known as Spain's group - with the help of Andy Brassell, Grant Wahl, and Tim Vickery. | 30 5 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Sean Wheelock Interview: World Cup Buzz Podcast | Sean Wheelock covers North American for the BBC and is best known for his word on the BBC's World Football Phone-In. On today's edition of the World Cup Buzz podcast, "The Big Wheel" joins me to focus on Group C; specifically, England and the United States. | 27 5 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Jonathan Wilson Interview: World Cup Buzz Podcast | The Guardian's Jonathan Wilson is one of the most influential soccer writers in the English-language world, whose ability to explain the tactical side of the game has changed the way the game is covered. On today's podcast, the author of Sunderland: A Club Transformed, Behind the Curtain, and Inverting the Pyramid joins us to discuss two other areas of expertise - Eastern European football and African football - as we continue profiling the nations competing in this summer's World Cup. In this interview, we cover Nigeria, Algeria, Ghana, Cameroon and Cote d'Ivoire as well as Slovenia, Serbia, and Slovakia. We also discuss his latest work, released last week - The Anatomy of England: A History in Ten Matches.On tomorrow's edition of the podcast, BBC's North American football correspondent Sean Wheelock will join us to conclude our experts' series as we cast special focus on Group C, England, and the United States. | 26 5 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Andy Gray Interview: World Cup Buzz Podcast | Sky Sports' Andy Gray broadcast the UEFA Champions League final on Saturday and will work with Fox Soccer Channel this summer as a World Cup analyst. Earlier this week Andy joined me to talk about both events, giving us an overview of which nations he sees as strongest ahead of the finals in South Africa. | 25 5 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Grant Wahl Interview: World Cup Buzz Podcast | Grant Wahl is a senior soccer writer at Sports Illustrated and author of the Beckham Experiment. He joins me on this edition of the World Cup Buzz podcast to talk about the three teams representing CONCACAF: Honduras, who most will view as longshots; Mexico, who experienced a drastic turnaround after firing Sven Göran Eriksson; and the United States, whose expectations are elevated after success in their last trip to South Africa. | 24 5 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Simon Hill Interview: World Cup Buzz Podcast | Simon Hill is the lead commentator for Fox Sports Australia and, in addition to leading the channel's A-League efforts, covers the region's international game. Simon joined me early last week to talk about the five teams from Asian and Oceania that will be competing in South Africa: Australia, New Zealand, North Korea, South Korea and Japan. | 24 5 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Simon Kuper Interview: World Cup Buzz Podcast | One of the co-authors of Soccernomics, Simon Kuper is also an expert on Dutch soccer. On this edition of the World Cup Buzz podcast, I talk to Simon about the romance surrounding the Oranje, when we learned about the team from Euro 2008, and whether he feels a suspect defense and hold up in South Africa. | 20 5 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Martin Tyler Interview: World Cup Buzz Podcast | Martin Tyler will be calling this summer's World Cup for ESPN, serving as the network's lead commentator in South Africa. Earlier this week Martin joined me to talk about last week's FA Cup final, Saturday's Champions League final in Madrid, the 2018 World Cup bid, but mostly, the England national team. Amongst other topics, Martin and I talk about the team's questions in central defense and goal, the importance of Frank Lampard and the central midfielder's strong end to the Premier League season, and the high expectations Fabio Capello has for his squad. | 19 5 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Tim Vickery Interview: World Cup Buzz Podcast | On this episode of the World Cup Buzz Podcast, Richard Farley discusses with Tim Vickery the South American teams who will be competing in the 2010 World Cup. Also discussed is the Albiceleste viability of Esteban Cambiasso as well as dissecting the five South American teams who qualified for South Africa from CONMEBOL. Can Brazil win another World Cup? Can Argentina keep it together? That and more on this episode. | 19 5 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Raphael Honigstein Interview: World Cup Buzz Podcast | On Monday, it was announced that an ankle injury suffered in Saturday’s FA Cup Final would keep German national team captain Michael Ballack out of the World Cup. Joining us to talk about that as well the Nationalmannschaft’s chances this summer is the Guardian and Sports Illustrated’s Raphael Honigstein. Raphael discusses the potential replacements for Ballack, Germany’s shift in formation, and the significance of Germany’s youth. | 18 5 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Andy Brassell Interview: World Cup Buzz Podcast | Kicking off the World Cup Buzz podcast’s two months of coverage, the Talk network welcomes back Andy Brassell, one of the media’s leading experts on professional football in Western Europe. Andy joined me late last week to talk about the nations from his coverage area who will be competing in South Africa as well as offer a pick for this summer’s finals.We will be back with another expert on tomorrow’s podcast, but until then, please enjoy Andy Brassell’s views on some of the European nations we’ll start seeing coming June 11. Author’s Note: You never hear Andy plug it, but Andy has a rather good book in print All or Nothing: A Season in the Life of the Champions League which he didn’t mention during our interview, but given how gracious Andy is to not only this show much to so many others, I wanted to relay my recommendation. | 16 5 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Best of 2009-10: EPL Talk Podcast | As we at the EPL Talk Podcast shift into World Cup gear, it is a good time to look back at some of the audio highlights of the season. Thanks to the efforts of Paul Scanling (who you may know as the user Atlanta Pompey), we bring you a Best of 2009-10 episode, featuring highlights from interviews with Martin Tyler, Robbie Earle, Rebecca Lowe, and Chuck Culpepper (amongst others). If there were other audio highlights from the season's EPL Talk podcasts, share them below. There may be more "Best of ..." episodes to come. | 15 5 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Weekend, Season Review Show: EPL Talk Podcast | Chelsea's 8-0 victory over Wigan put an exclamation point of their title winning statement, taking the English Premier League's championship back from Manchester United after its three year sojourn at Old Trafford. On this edition of the EPL Talk podcast, myself, Laurance McKenna and Kartik Krishnaiyer discuss the result a Stamford Bridge but quickly shift our focus to the broader world of the EPL season. We take extra time this week to look at the stories that defined the 2009-10, incorporating your feedback along the way, in this, our year end Review Show. | 9 5 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Weekend Preview Show: EPL Talk Podcast | Chelsea is a win away from unseating Manchester United as Premier League champions, but on this edition of the EPL Talk podcast, the panel spends most of their time looking at the past. Myself, Laurence McKenna, and Kartik Krishnaiyer start this edition of the Weekend Preview Show by talking about the Premier League's brave new world, where clichés are no longer truisms and Spurs are a top four team. That, and predictions from our crew on the futures of Rafa Benítez and Roberto Mancini. | 6 5 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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The Gaffer, Christopher Harris Interview: EPL Talk Podcast | As we approach the end of the Premier League season, we continue to take inventory of the season and the site. There is no better person to do that with than our own icon, The Gaffer. On today's edition of the EPL Talk podcast, I talk to Christopher Harris about his view of the Premier League season, what he has planned for the future of the Talk network of sites, and what he's looking forward to in this summer's World Cup. | 5 5 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Jesse Chula Interview: EPL Talk Podcast | Jesse Chula is one of the best and most prolific authors at EPL Talk, but to this point, his work for the site has been confined to the written word. On this edition of the EPL Talk podcast, Chula transcends screen and commits to the track to talk to me about his history with the league and his thoughts on the Premier League's season. | 4 5 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Chuck Culpepper Interview: EPL Talk Podcast | Perhaps the most famous Portsmouth fan in North America, Chuck Culpepper documented his conversation to football fan and Pompey supporter in Bloody Confused (or, in the U.K., Up Pompey). In the wake of a trying season at Fratton Park, Chuck rejoins the EPL Talk podcast to shares his views, talk about his experiences going back to Fratton Park, and reflect on what the for melancholy times mean for his support of his team and his league. | 3 5 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Weekend Review Show: EPL Talk Podcast | Chelsea overcame their largest remaining title obstacle on Sunday, a comfortable 2-0 win at Anfield where an unfortunate assist from Steven Gerrard helped officially eliminate Liverpool's chances of returning to Champions League. On this edition of the EPL Talk podcast, myself, Laurence McKenna and Kartik Krishnaiyer review the weekend that was in the Premiership, a weekend that featured Manchester City eliminating Aston Villa from the race for fourth place, beating the Villans 3-1 on Saturday. | 2 5 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Weekend Preview Show: EPL Talk Podcast | Chelsea last stern test of the season is Sunday at Anfield, where a Liverpool side stunned by Diego Forlán's stoppage time goal will try to rebound from Europe League disappointment. Draw or tie, and the Blues likely fall behind Manchester United before the season's last weekend. To discuss that match as well as a critical fixture at Eastlands, Laurence McKenna and I convened on Thursday evening, where we talked Europa League, the title race, and the fight for the last Champions League spot. | 29 4 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Billy Beane Interview: EPL Talk Podcast | Billy Beane may be the general manager of Major League Baseball's Oakland Athletics, but my discussion with him shows, a large part of his sporting heart lies in the footballing world. On this edition of the EPL Talk Podcast, Beane joins me to talk about his favorite club, Tottenham Hotspur, his path to football fandom, and the analogs between baseball and football - particularly is it concerns the current trends in football performance analysis. | 28 4 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Mike Forde Interview: EPL Talk Podcast | Mike Forde is the Performance Director at Chelsea Football Club. He joined me last week to talk about the the direction of performance analysis in football; specifically, in the wake of this mention in Simon Kuper and Stefan Symanski's book Soccernomics (or, How England Lose, as distributed in England), what football can take from the type of analytical approach Major League Baseball has incorporated over the last decade. Mike talks about his views on managing data, incorporating objective analysis, and the direction football moves with as this approach is assimilated into the game. | 27 4 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Dominic Fifield Interview: EPL Talk Podcast | Dominic Fifield is the London football correspondent for the Guardian. On this edition of the EPL Talk podcast, Dominic and I talk about the five London-based clubs in the Premiership, putting their season's performance in the context of how their managers have performed. Along the way, Dominic gives his view on Gianfranco Zola, Roy Hodgson, Harry Redknapp, Arsene Wenger, and Carlo Ancelotti. | 26 4 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Weekend Review Show: EPL Talk Podcast | Chelsea answers Manchester United's derailing of Tottenham with a 7-0 drubbing of Stoke while Aston Villa has left March behind by climbing to the brink of Champions League. On this episode of the EPL Talk podcast, I am joined by Laurence McKenna and Kartik Krishnaiyer to look at the weekend that was in the Premiership, where the relegation race was settled and Chelsea stayed on track for a title ahead of next week's clash at Anfield. | 25 4 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
| 230 | VideoPatrick Barclay Interview, Pt. 5: EPL Talk Vodcast | In the fifth and final part of the interview series, EPL Talk's Laurence McKenna discusses with Patrick Barclay UEFA's Finance Fair Play policy, how that changes the English league and the European structure of leagues.Founded in 2006, the EPL Talk Podcast is the only Premier League interview podcast on the Internet. During each daily episode, we bring you intelligent interviews with some of the biggest names in football such as Mikel John Obi, Steve McClaren, Toby Charles, Graham Poll, John Terry, Gabriele Marcotti, Martin Tyler and many others. | 23 4 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Weekend Preview Show: EPL Talk Podcast | Can Spurs finish their run against the table's top three with a win at Old Trafford? And will rival Arsenal do Tottenham a favor against City on Saturday? To discuss these key match-ups as well as Thursday's Europa League results, I was joined by the review team - Laurence McKenna and Kartik Krishnaiyer - to play new, preview roles on this Friday podcast. | 22 4 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
| 232 | VideoPatrick Barclay Interview, Pt. 4: EPL Talk Vodcast | In part four of the interview series with Patrick Barclay, the acclaimed author and journalist talks about living in the shadow of Sir Alex Ferguson, his upcoming biography of Ferguson which is due out later this summer, and getting inside the mind of The Special One, Jose Mourinho. Interviewed by Laurence McKenna in the privacy of Barclay's home, the five part interview series is available at EPLTalk.com | 22 4 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Alan Switzer Interview: EPL Talk Podcast | As much of the coverage surrounding football has increasingly focused on finance, the Deloitte's Football Money League has garnered more attention. On today's edition of the EPL Talk podcast, I welcome Alan Switzer from Deloitte's to the show to talk about how the table, what goes into creating it, and the trends that he's noticed in doing the research. | 21 4 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
| 234 | VideoPatrick Barclay Interview, Pt. 3: EPL Talk Vodcast | http://www.epltalk.com In the third part of the interview series, Patrick Barclay discusses the World Cup, how England will do, picks the 23 man England squad, discusses the importance of having Wayne Rooney in the squad and much. Interviewed by Laurence McKenna. | 21 4 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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John Nicholson Interview: EPL Talk Podcast | Refereeing has again come to the forefront of our footballing world, with the events at the Manchester United-Chelsea match bringing the start of officiating under further fan scrutiny. To talk about that, we welcome John Nicholson back to the podcast. At Football365.co.uk, John has recently discusses his view on the role of officiating. We talk about those his thoughts on what's happening in the Championship, as well as his views on Zamore for England. | 20 4 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
| 236 | VideoPatrick Barclay Interview, Pt. 2: EPL Talk Vodcast | Patrick Barclay, one of the top English football authors and journalists in the world, is the guest on the EPL Talk Vodcast. In part two of a a five part interview series, Barclay discusses the two top teams in the Premier League this season -- Chelsea and Manchester United. And specifically Wayne Rooney and Antonio Valencia. | 20 4 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
| 237 | VideoPatrick Barclay Interview, At Home: EPL Talk Vodcast | Patrick Barclay, one of the top English football authors and journalists in the world, is the guest on the EPL Talk Vodcast. In part one of a a five part interview series, Barclay discusses Jose Mourinho, which stadium is his spiritual home, the art of writing and much more. Join EPL Talk's Laurence McKenna for this private interview from inside the living room of Patrick Barclay. | 19 4 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Weekend Review Show: EPL Talk Podcast | The races for first and fourth places in the English Premier League took unexpected turns this weekend. On this episode of the EPL Talk podcast, myself, Laurence McKenna and Kartik Krishnaiyer reconvene to discuss the weekend that was in the EPL, moving from Manchester's Derby to Chelsea's disappointment at White Hart Lane, back to Wigan stunning Arsenal before taking inventory of an ever-clearer relegation battle. | 18 4 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Danny Last Interview: EPL Talk Podcast | The Friday edition of the podcast welcomes Danny Last, proprietor of EuropeanFootballWeekends.co.uk. The site is dedicated to documenting the adventures of Danny and his friend as they travel across Europe's different countries, venues, and clubs. Danny joined me earlier this week to talk about the sites, his most memorable trips, and why he started documenting his travels. | 15 4 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Mid-Week Review Show: EPL Talk Podcast | Tottenham finally broke through in the North London Derby, keeping Arsenal six points behind Chelsea, whose Tuesday victory over Bolton has the Blues four points clear atop the league. On this edition of the EPL Talk podcast, Laurence McKenna and myself discuss these and the other mid-week matches as well as preview this weekend's fixtures in the Premiership, focusing on Saturday's matches at Eastlands (Manchester derby) and White Hart Lane (Tottenham-Chelsea). | 14 4 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Warren Barton, Bobby McMahon Interview: EPL Talk Podcast | Fox Soccer Channel broadcasts Champions League in the United States. Their presentation's main studio analysts, Warren Barton and Bobby McMahon, joined me on Tuesday to discuss their show; specifically, their preparation, the show's level of analysis, the choices made in presenting new players and teams to an audience, and the effect of losing the competition's English Premier League teams. | 14 4 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Misha Sher Interview: EPL Talk Podcast | Misha Sher joined me last month to talk about the financial state of a number of clubs in the Premier League. It was only toward the end of that discussion that we started to explore issues on the pitch, and that's where we pick-up in this Tuesday edition of the EPL Talk podcast, where Misha returns to talk about Liverpool's plight, England in this year's Champions League, the semifinals of that competition, and the upcoming Manchester Derby. | 13 4 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Weekend Review Show: EPL Talk Podcast | Portsmouth's cinderella run through the FA Cup continued on Sunday at Tottenham's expense. They are joined in the competition's final by Chelsea, whose run toward a domestic double was bolstered by the result at Ewood Park, with Blackburn holding Manchester United to a nil-nil. To talk about these results and look forward to the mid-week fixtures, I was joined by Laurence McKenna and Kartik Krishnaiyer for this edition of the weekend review show. | 11 4 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Mid-Week Review Show: EPL Talk Podcast | Manchester United has gone crashing out of Champions League, having succumb to the left foot of Arjen Robben. On this episode of the EPL Talk podcast, I am joined by Laurence McKenna for our mid-week review show, talking about United's capitulation and Arsenals ouster at the boots of Lionel Messi. That, and a preview of Europa League and this weekend domestic competitions. | 7 4 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Bobby McMahon Interview: EPL Talk Podcast | During the last round of Champions League action, Fox Soccer Channel's Bobby McMahon joined me to break down Chelsea's pivotal match at Stamford Bridge against Internazionale. Today, the analyst was kind enough to join us again to engage in the same detailed discussion of Manchester United's second leg of their quarterfinal match-up with Bayern Munich. | 6 4 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Phil Schoen Interview: EPL Talk Podcast | On Tuesday's edition of the EPL Talk Podcast we have an interview I conducted with GolTV's Phil Schoen. Phil covers the La Liga, the Bundesliga, Brazil, Columbia, as well as other circuits for GolTV, where he was been able of cover Premier League sides through the channel's broadcasts of Europa League. We talk about he prepares for the wide variety of leagues he covers, but for a large part of the discussion we focus on Phil's favorite club: Arsenal. | 5 4 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Weekend Review Show: EPL Talk Podcast | Chelsea's win at Manchester United sees a new leader in the English Premier League. On this edition of the EPL Talk Podcast, Kartik Krishnaiyer and Laurence McKenna join me to discuss the match at Old Trafford as well as the match's officiating before shifting our focus to the race for fourth, where the EPL has another new leader. | 4 4 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Efan Ekoku Interview: EPL Talk Podcast | Efan Ekoku will be covering the 2010 World Cup this summer for ESPN, but before that he will be co-commentating on Saturday match at Old Trafford: Manchester United hosting Chelsea, with first place (and possibly the title) on the line. The renown broadcaster and former Norwich and Nigeria star joined me on Thursday night to break down the match-ups and tactics for Saturday's match. | 1 4 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Mid-Week Review Show: EPL Talk Podcast | The quarterfinals of UEFA Champions League have not been a rousing success for England's two representatives, though Arsenal's late comeback against Barcelona has given a reason for hope at the end of the mid-week fixtures. On this edition of the EPL Talk podcast, Laurence McKenna, Kartik Krishnaiyer and myself discussion the Champions League results as well as look forward to Europa League and this weekend's anticipated match between Manchester United and Chelsea. | 31 3 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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John Turnbull Interview: EPL Talk Podcast | John Turnbull is the proprietor of The Global Game and an editor of the book by the same name. On Wednesday's edition of the EPL Talk podcast he joins me to talk about the importance of football in day-to-day life, the implications of the extended reach (and influence) of the Premier League, and his Arsenal fan's view of Wednesday's Champions League match at the Emirates. | 30 3 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Weekend Review Show: EPL Talk Podcast | Manchester United and Chelsea gave dominant weekend performances while Arsenal fell off-the-pace by tripping at St. Andrew's. On this edition of the EPL Talk Podcast's weekend review show, Laurence McKenna and Richard Farley discuss those matches as well as the race for fourth, the relegation battle, and the impending Champions League fixtures. | 28 3 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Daryl Grove Interview: EPL Talk Podcast | At The Offside and World Cup Blog, Daryl Grove is the Managing Editor, but though he has left his West Midlands roots and settled in the United States, Wolverhampton and the Wanderers are never far from him. On this edition of the EPL Talk podcast, Daryl joins us to talk about Wolves, his history in fandom, and their ever-improving chances of Premiership survival. | 25 3 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Mid-Week Review Show: EPL Talk Podcast | On the Thursday edition of the EPL Talk podcast, Laurence McKenna and myself look back at Tuesday and Wednesday's fixtures, including the claiming of the final FA Cup semifinal spot. Also, we look forward to the weekend's matches in the Premiership, where Chelsea will be pressed to maintain their midweek form against Aston Villa. | 24 3 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanRichard Whittall Interview: EPL Talk Podcast | On Wednesday's edition of the podcast we welcome Richard Whittall, the award-winning blogger whose work can be found at A More Splendid Life and Pitch Invasion, where he is the associate editor. In this interview he speaks a writer, musician, and Aston Villa supporter, as we talk about his approach to chronicling the game as well as the year in Villa football. | 24 3 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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ExplicitDeclan Hill Interview: EPL Talk Podcast | Declan Hill's The Fix has quickly become a seminal book in contemporary football, sounding the alarm on the growing problems of corruption and organized crime in world football. Months after Declan's previous appearance on the show, we redress the issue of match-fixing in Champions League and Europa League while looking forward to the possibility of similar problems in this summer's World Cup. A note on The Fix: As Declan alludes in the interview, a new version of the book will be out next month, one in which he details some of his experiences with the governing bodies as they struggle with these emerging problems. | 23 3 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Weekend Review Show: EPL Talk Podcast | Manchester United has snapped their losing streak to Liverpool while Chelsea stumbled at Ewood Park. In this episode of the EPL Talk Podcast, I am joined by Laurence McKenna and Kartik Krishniayer to talk about those results, Arsenal's sole possession of second place, the race for fourth and the two big matches that reinforced the fight against relegation. | 21 3 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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John Nicholson Interview: EPL Talk Podcast | In addition to being a contributor to EPL Talk, author John Nicholson writes a regular feature for Football365.com. On today's episode of the EPL Talk Podcast, John joins me to talk about two of his recent pieces, detailing the problems at Chelsea and Liverpool, asking how each club could have avoided their recent dilemmas. | 18 3 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Oliver Kay Interview: EPL Talk Podcast | Six weeks ago, Oliver Kay joined us ahead of the onset of UEFA Champions League's Round of 16, venturing a prediction that the English Premier League teams would find this year's tournament rougher than those of the preceding seasons. Today, Oliver joined me to reflect on the knock-out round performances of Manchester United, Arsenal, and Chelsea. Also, we look forward to this Sunday's match between Manchester United and Liverpool and ask what Liverpool needs to go to maintain their string of good performances over Alex Ferguson's side. | 18 3 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Mid-Week Review Show: EPL Talk Podcast | Chelsea has been eliminated from UEFA Champions League, having lost 1-0 to José Mourinho and Internazionale at Stamford Bridge, leaving the tournament on Tuesday after a 3-1 aggregate defeat. On this edition of the EPL Talk podcast, Kartik Krishnaiyer and myself review the Special One's return to the Bridge and ask how the surviving English Premier League sides would fair against Mourinho's Inter. Also, we look forward to Thursday's Europa League matches and Sunday's match-up between Manchester United and Liverpool. | 16 3 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Bobby McMahon Interview: EPL Talk Podcast | On this episode of the EPL Talk podcast, Fox Soccer Channel's Bobby McMahon joined me to discuss Tuesday's visit by José Mourinho and Internazionale to Stamford Bridge, taking on Chelsea in the second leg of the clubs' UEFA Champions League Round of 16 tie. We break down the match as well as talk about FSC's presentation and the rest of the week's matches in the Champions League. | 15 3 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Weekend Review Show: EPL Talk Podcast | The three contenders for the Premier League title got through the weekend unscathed while Spurs find themselves two points clear in the race for fourth after Manchester City got (only) a miraculous draw at Sunderland. On this edition of the EPL Talk podcast, Kartik Krishnaiyer, Laurence McKenna and myself review the weekend's matches as well as look forward to this week's Champions League action as well as ponder the future of David Beckham, who suffered an achilles injury this weekend in Italy. | 14 3 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Misha Sher Interview: EPL Talk Podcast | On this episode of the EPL Talk podcast, Soccerex's Misha Sher rejoined the podcast to talk about a.) his views on the stage of the World Cup 2018 bids, b.) any improvements in England's bid, c.) the strength of Russia's bid, d.) Soccerex's recent European Expo in Manchester, e.) American sports business models and European football, f.) the debt problems in the Premiership, g.) the Red Knights' movement, h.) the importance of Champions League for Liverpool, i.) the Reds' on-the-pitch problems, j.) his views on the new North American Soccer League. | 11 3 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Mid-Week Review Show: EPL Talk Podcast | Thursday gives the team of Kartik Krishnaiyer, Laurence McKenna and Richard Farley their first chance to reflect on a banner week for the Premiership in the UEFA Champions League. The team gets together to discuss a.) Manchester United's 4-0 (7-2) win over AC Milan, b.) Arsenal's 5-0 (6-2) win over Porto, c.) Thursday's Europa League match for Fulham at Juventus, d.) Liverpool at Lille, e.) Monday's Liverpool disappointment at Wigan, and f.) the weekend's important matches in the Premiership. | 10 3 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Barney Ronay Interview: EPL Talk Podcast | Barney Ronay is a senior sports writer for the Guardian and a regular contributor to When Saturday Comes. In this edition of the EPL Talk podcast, I pick up when we left off the last time Barney was on the program, talking about the state of the manager in the English game. Barney, who wrote The Manager, talks about the increased use of the continental model and reflects on Mark Hughes' time at Manchester City. Barney also discussed: a.) the use of humor in his writing, b.) the differences between print and web content, c.) modern coverage of hooliganism, d.) hooliganism and English football culture, e.) the state of English club finances, f.) his view on the race at the top of the Premiership. | 9 3 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Martin Tyler Interview: EPL Talk Podcast | BSkyB's Martin Tyler was voted Premier League Commentator of the Decade. This summer, he will be the lead commentator for ESPN's coverage of the World Cup in the United States. On this edition of the EPL Talk podcast, the broadcasting icon joined me to talk about a.) his preparations for the World Cup, b.) what story lines for summer have already caught his eye, c.) the challenges of a long-duration event like the World Cup, d.) his view of the race atop the Premier League, e.) the importance of seeing a new Premier League club in the Champions League, f.) his approach to covering John Terry and Wayne Bridge at Stamford Bridge, and g.) the performance of Kingstonian in the Isthmian Premier Division, for whom he serves as assistant coach. | 8 3 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Weekend Review Show: EPL Talk Podcast | The FA Cup quarterfinals and Manchester United and Arsenal's continued assault on the Premiership's lead highlight this weekend review edition of the EPL Talk podcast. Laurence McKenna and Richard Farley take you through a.) the four FA Cup matches, b.) the England national team's mid-week performance, c.) the four weekend matches in the Premier League, d.) the prospects for Arsenal and Manchester United in mid-week Champions League matches. | 7 3 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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FoxSoccer.tv Special Episode: EPL Talk | This special episode of the EPL Talk Podcast features an interview with Bhavesh Patel, the Vice President of Interactive Media at Fox Sports Interactive and the person responsible for FoxSoccer.com and FoxSoccer.tv During the interview, Bhavesh answers many of the questions from you, the listeners, about the relaunch of FoxSoccer.tv, what new features are included and what the future looks like for the service. | 5 3 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Tom Dunmore Interview: EPL Talk Podcast | On the episode of the EPL Talk podcast we move from the action on the pitch to the events surrounding the game, and there is no better person to talk about that than Pitch Invasion's Tom Dunmore. Tom joined me for this edition of the show to talk about the movements pushing for ownership changes at Old Trafford and Anfield, Then, we talk about some issues surrounding the future of football blogging and the role Tom sees Pitch Invasion playing - be it through new projects or continued discussion of the course being traveled by the football blogging world. | 4 3 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Jonathan Wilson Interview: EPL Talk Podcast | The Guardian's Jonathan Wilson is best known for his knowledge of Eastern European football and his tactical and formation analysis. On this episode of the EPL Talk podcast, the author of Behind the Curtain and Inverting the Pyramid joins us to talk about his writing, the prospects for Eastern European sides in the World Cup, and the impending travels of former Chelsea manager Guus Hiddink. | 3 3 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Claudio Reyna Interview (Part 1): EPL Talk Podcast | Claudio Reyna play midfield for Manchester City and Sunderland after stints with Rangers, VfL Wolfsburg and Bayer Leverkusen, earning the nickname Captain America along the way. Last week, I sat down with Claudio at the Adidas World Cup Media Day and talked to him about his career and his view on the changes at Manchester City and in the Premiership. This is the first part of a two part interview, with the second installment to be distributed Thursday (March 4) at Major League Soccer Talk. | 2 3 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Paul Dempsey Interview: EPL Talk Podcast | Setanta Ireland's Paul Dempsey has been a fixture on the channel's Premier League studio presentation since he moved to the channel from Sky in 2006. This weekend was Paul and Pat Dolan's last broadcast to the United States, Setanta having lost the U.S. rights to the Premier League. On Friday, Paul joined me to discuss what it has meant to broadcast to the U.S. market. On this episode of the EPL Talk Podcast, we present that interview. | 1 3 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Weekend Review Show: EPL Talk Podcast | Silverware was handed-out, Stamford Bridge was invaded, and Arsenal was traumatically brought face-to-face with history on a memorable weekend of English football. On this edition of the EPL Talk Podcast, Laurence McKenna, Kartik Krishnaiyer and host Richard Farley look back on the weekend's action, from League Cup, to the top of the table, to the race for fourth and the relegation battle. | 28 2 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Guy Mowbray Interview: EPL Talk Podcast | Guy Mowbray is one of the components of BBC's Match of the Day and will be on hand at Wembley on Sunday for the League Cup final. Earlier this week, he joined the EPL Talk Podcast to break down the match-up between Aston Villa and Manchester United as well as talk about the English football landscape, including his summer expectations for the Three Lions. | 25 2 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Arseblogger Interview: EPL Talk Podcast | The success of Andrew Mangan's blog has branded him as the Arseblogger, proprietor of Arseblog.com. On this edition of the EPL Talk podcast, Stephen Darwin welcomes the Arseblogger back to the podcast, getting his views on the start of Arsenal FC as they sit third in the Premiership and are amidst their Champions League tie with FC Porto. | 24 2 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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David Goldblatt Interview: EPL Talk Podcast | On the Wednesday edition of the EPL Talk podcast we were proud to welcome David Goldblatt, renown for his work on The Ball is Round, possibly the definitive book chronicling the history of football. David is also regularly featured at Prospect Magazine, where he has recently written pieces on the legacy of the 2010 African Cup of Nations and the criticisms of South Africa in the build-up to the World Cup. We talk about those things as well as England 2018 World Cup bid and the emerging corporate culture in the Premier League. | 23 2 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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TIm Vickery Interview: EPL Talk Podcast | On this episode of the EPL Talk Podcast we welcome Tim Vickery, who picks up on some of the theses regarding player developed that we addressed with Andy Brassell two weeks ago. Then, Tim talks to us about some notable players in Brazil, talking about how their styles would fit into the Premier League. Then, we talk about Tim's support of Spurs, the nature of being a club supporter, and how he found his way to Brazil. | 22 2 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Weekend Review: EPL Talk Podcast | Chelsea has increased their lead atop the Premier League, Tottenham is back in fourth place, while Everton gets three more points from one of the league's leaders. On this edition of the EPL Talk Podcats, analysts Laurence McKenna and Kartik Krishnaiyer join host Richard Farley to discuss the weekend's results. | 21 2 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Shaka Hislop Interview: EPL Talk Podcast | Shaka Hislop currently works as an analyst for ESPN, but before that he was a goalkeeper for Newcastle United, West Ham United, Reading, and Portsmouth. On this edition of the EPL Talk podcast, the Trinidand and Tobago international - who represented that country at the 2006 World Cup - joins The Gaffer during ESPN's Super Bowl at Sea cruise. | 18 2 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Mid-Week Review Show: EPL Talk Podcast | Looking back on the mid-week action for Premier League sides in Champions League, Europa, and within the Premiership, analysts Laurence McKenna and Kartik Krishnaiyer join host Richard Farley on this version of the EPL Talk podcast. | 17 2 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Dwight Yorke Interview: EPL Talk Podcast | Dwight Yorke is best known for his days playing for Manchester United and Aston Villa. On this edition of the EPL Talk Podcast, the Trinidad and Tobago international, who represented his country at the 2006 World Cup, joined the Gaffer as part of ESPN's Super Bowl at Sea cruise. Yorke, who partnered with Andrew Cole in attack for Manchester United in the late 1990s, made his First Division debut in 1990 and would go on to play for Villa, United, Blackburn Rovers, Birmingham City and Sunderland, with a brief sojourn in Australia before his final days at the Stadium of Light. Between the 1995-96 season and 1999-2000, Yorke scored at least 12 goals in each Premier League campaign, playing his part in Manchester United's consecutive title-winning sides of 1998-99, 1999-2000, and 2000-01. | 16 2 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Andrew Cole Interview: EPL Talk Podcast | On this edition of the EPL Talk podcast we are joined by Andrew Cole. Cole is an iconic player of the Premier League era, coming to prominence in 1993-94 when he scored 34 league goals for Newcastle United. He later joined Manchester United where he collected three consecutive 20-goal seasons from 1997-98 through 1999-2000, playing an integral part in United's treble winning season in 1998-99. Andrew joined The Gaffer for this interview, conducted on the ESPN Super Bowl cruise. | 15 2 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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EPL Talk Review Show - FA Cup Weekend Edition | Reviewing the weekend's FA Cup, fifth round action, analysts Laurence McKenna and Kartik Krishnaiyer join host Richard Farley to look at the eight matches of the fifth round proper. That, and the trio talk about the future of Portsmouth as well as Chelsea (and England's) conundrum in the wake of Ashley Cole's ankle injury. | 14 2 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Tommy Smyth Interview: EPL Talk Podcast | Tommy Smyth is one of the most prominent personalities covering soccer at ESPN. Earlier this week, Tommy sat down with The Gaffer for this edition of the EPL Talk podcast. | 11 2 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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EPL Talk Podcast: Mid-Week Review Show | Key fixtures at the Emirates, Goodison, and Villa Park bring Laurence McKenna and Richard Farley together for a mid-week review show. In addition to the results and their implications on the Premier League table, Laurence and Richard talk about the crisis at Portsmouth and the conflict between boardroom and manager at West Ham. | 10 2 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Andy Brassell Interview: EPL Talk Podcast | This episode of the EPL Talk podcast is a continuation of yesterday's Major League Soccer talk podcast, where we spent thirty minutes talking to Andy Brassell about the Algerian national team. Algeria is in a World Cup group with both England and the United States. In this, the second half of a discussion I had with Andy last week, we talk about how the Desert Foxes match-up with England, the other challenges England faces in South Africa's Group C, and some observations on development of English talent from a writer who has spent time on World Football Phone-In, Soccernet, and Soccerlens (to name three of his current distribution points) talking about the game on the continent. | 9 2 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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EPL Talk: Simon Hattenstone | Simon Hattenstone is a features writer for the Guardian. He joins the EPL Talk podcast on Tuesday to talk about his thoughts on Manchester City, the John Terry affair, and sports writing. | 8 2 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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EPL Talk Review Show | This weekend's EPL Talk review show features Laurence McKenna, Kartik Krishnaiyer and Richard Farley discussing Chelsea downing Arsenal, the stalemate at White Hart Lane, and Liverpool's victory in the Merseyside Derby. That, a close look at the relegation battle, a look at England's Euro 2010 draw, and a look back at Friday's news: John Terry, removed from his Three Lions captaincy. | 7 2 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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EPL Talk: Stewart Robson | Stewart Robson's fourteen season playing career spanning spells at Arsenal, West Ham, and Coventry City. On this edition of the EPL Talk podcast, Robson talks to Kartik Krishnaiyer about his playing days, this year's Arsenal squad, and his role on Arsenal TV. | 4 2 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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EPL Talk: Oliver Kay | Oliver Kay is a Chief Football Correspondent for The Times. He joined EPL Talk for Thursday's podcast, discussing the current stage of the Premier League - including the John Terry story - as well as the state of the England national team, his background in sports journalism, and the future of sports journalism in a troubled print media. | 3 2 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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EPL Talk: Gary O'Reilly | Gary O'Reilly is a former defender for Spurs, Brighton & Hove Albion, and Crystal Palace who now works as a commentator for TWI and Sky Sports. He joined Kartik Krishnaiyer for Wednesday's podcast. | 2 2 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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EPL Talk: Simon Hill | Simon Hill commentates on the English Premier League for Fox Sports in Australia. On this episode of the EPL Talk podcast, Hill is interviewed by Kartik Krishnaiyer. | 1 2 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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EPL Talk Review Show | Kartik Krishnaiyer and Laurence McKenna review the weekend's Premier League action. | 31 1 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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EPL Talk Podcast: Mick Dennis | Mick Dennis, longtime football writer, currently with the Daily Express joins us to discuss his career and some of greatest memories in football. | 26 1 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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EPL Talk: A Look at Algeria | Algeria has been drawn into England's group in the upcoming World Cup tournament. Kartik Krishnaiyer and Richard Farley look at the Cup of African Nations performance for Algeria, who defeated Ivory Coast on Sunday in Quarterfinals. | 24 1 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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EPL Talk Podcast: Simon Chadwick | Noted sports economist and strategist, Dr. Simon Chadwick from Coventry University is our guest on this edition of the EPL Talk podcast. Among the topics discussed are finance in football, the 39th game in the Premier League, what Football can learn from other sports, The Premier League's ascendancy in Asia and much much more! | 21 1 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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EPL Talk Podcast: David Conn | David Conn, whose critically acclaimed work for the Guardian focuses on Football finance, joins us on the EPL Talk Podcast. Hear Conn's opinions on the Glazer family's running of Manchester United, as well as his reporting on a number of other subjects related to finance in the game. We also discuss Conn and the Guardian's reporting on Leeds United's financial arrangement as well as Michael Platini's plans for the future of European club football. We also look back at Conn's two outstanding books and discuss his potential future writing plans. | 20 1 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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EPL Talk Podcast: Jon Champion | Jon Champion, the lead football commentator for ESPN UK's coverage of the Premier League joins us to discuss the latest news and issues from the game. Champion is a familiar voice in football loving homes across the globe. Hear his opinions on the standard of the Premier League, the title race, youth development and much much more in today's show. | 19 1 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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EPL Talk Podcast: Transfer Window Dealings, Cup of African Nation | Host Kartik Krishnaiyer is joined by Set Piece Analysts' Richard Farley to break down the needs of all 20 Premier League clubs in the transfer market. We also discuss which Premier League players have made the biggest impact thus far in the Cup of African Nations. Don’t forget that the EPL Talk Podcast is the only Premier League interview and analysis podcast available for free. In the past few weeks, we’ve interviewed legends of the game such as Steve McManaman, Efan Ekoku, Martin Chivers and Robbie Earle as well as experts such as Declan Hill, Simon Kuper, Misha Sher, Matt Dickinson and many others. Why pay $40 a year to rival podcasts when you can subscribe to the EPL Talk Podcast for FREE featuring interviews with the biggest names in football? | 17 1 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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EPL Talk Podcast: Jimmy Jean-Louis on the Haiti Earthquake | Haitian Actor Jimmy Jean-Louis who plays football for Hollywood United FC, joins us to update the Earthquake situation in Haiti and discuss the best methods for giving charitable donations to those in desperate need. | 14 1 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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EPL Talk Podcast: Sitting Down with Simon Kuper | Host Kartik Krishnaiyer had the opportunity to sit down with acclaimed author and Financial Times columnist Simon Kuper in Miami this week and discussed among other things - The integration of the Dutch National Team with racial minorities - The future of Serie A - the legacy of World War II in Dutch Football - The financial stability of relegated clubs And much much more! | 7 1 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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EPL Talk: Jan Molby | EPL Talk recently had the chance to interview one of the Liverpool legends, Jan Molby, when he was recently in New York City to attend an event sponsored by the Liverpool FC New York Supporters Club. During the interview, I asked Jan several questions about topics including: Why Liverpool is in such poor and inconsistent form this season, What it was like to play alongside Johan Cruyff, His memories of the first Liverpool FC match he played, Whether he sees parallels between the way that Ajax played and how Arsenal play now, His memories of that wonderful goal for Liverpool against Manchester United in the 1985 Milk Cup, The rivalry between Denmark and Holland - who will be facing each other in World Cup 2010, Favorite memories of Kenny Dalglish, And much more. Don’t forget that the EPL Talk Podcast is the only Premier League interview and analysis podcast available for free. In the past few weeks, we’ve interviewed legends of the game such as Steve McManaman, Efan Ekoku, Martin Chivers and Robbie Earle as well as experts such as Declan Hill, Simon Kuper, Misha Sher, Matt Dickinson and many others. Why pay $40 a year to rival podcasts when you can subscribe to the EPL Talk Podcast for FREE featuring interviews with the biggest names in football? | 6 1 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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