Afleveringen
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Jim White, Alex Crook and Troy Deeney turned their attention to the disorder in Manchester last night that saw 39 arrests made, as some Rangers fans managed to get tickets in the home end. Who should take the blame for the turn of events - the club, the home fans who sold the tickets or the away fans that bought them? Meanwhile, Watford have hit back at claims that their manager Tom Cleverley is under pressure. If only there was a former club captain in studio to give his thoughts... Plus, Champions League ad Premier League winner Owen Hargreaves joins us to give his thoughts on Marcus Rashford and much more besides.
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Jim White and Simon Jordan discuss Man City's defeat in Paris, Arsenal's crucial win and Amorim's controversial United comment. Plus, boxing insights from talkSPORT's Spencer Oliver and British Middleweight Boxer Liam Smith.
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Jim White, Simon Jordan & Danny Murphy discuss Liverpool’s perfect Champions League run, Villa’s Champions League hopes, Amorim’s fury raises questions and Haaland backs City despite 115 charges.
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Jim White & Simon Jordan discuss Wolves boss Victor Pereira calling out Matheus Cunha, Rashford fighting for his United spot, Cole Palmer’s Amazon deal and West Ham's pursuit of Villa’s John Duran.
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Jim White and Simon Jordan were joined by Arsenal invincible Martin Keown. After an action-packed weekend of Premier League matches, they looked back on damaging defeats for Tottenham Hotspur and Manchester United. With five teams set to qualify for the Champions League, they also focused on the race for the top five; and also discussed Liverpool's advance at the top of the table. Plus, you'll hear exclusively from Dennis Bergkamp, Thierry Henry and Arsene Wenger.
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Sam Matterface, Alex Crook and Troy Deeney reacted to the breaking news of Erling Haaland's mega-deal at Manchester City. What are the ramifications for the league and what does it say about their 115-charges case brought about by the Premier League? Meanwhile, Amad Diallo bails out Manchester United, Arsenal's search for a striker goes on, and we hear exclusively from Newcastle manager, Eddie Howe ahead of their game vs Bournemouth.
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Jim White and Simon Jordan were joined by World Cup winner Emmanuel Petit to reflect on another North London Derby victory for Arsenal. Can this result reignite their title hopes? Elsewhere, boxing is set for a big 2025 with Turki Alalshikh, Chairman of the General Entertainment Authority, promising a big year. Hear from the man himself as he surprised the show by phoning in.
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Jim White, Simon Jordan & Danny Murphy discuss if Nottingham Forest are now Liverpool’s biggest title rivals? What’s behind Chelsea’s slump since Christmas and Kyle Walker’s Man City exit turning sour? Plus, two-weight world champion Billy Joe Saunders gave his reaction to the news.Eubank Jr vs. Benn is on.
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Jim White & Simon Jordan are joined by FFP expert Stefan Borson on the Premier League’s financial rulings, Adam Smith on Tyson Fury’s retirement and Nigel Farage on the ECB’s potential boycott of Afghanistan.
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Jim White and Simon Jordan were joined by Arsenal invincible Martin Keown. After Martin's former side were knocked out of the FA Cup by Manchester United, questions have been raised whether boss Mikel Arteta is set to oversee another season without a trophy. Meanwhile, the abolition of FA Cup replay's meant Tamworth missed out on a money-spinning trip to Spurs - but after progressing through extra time themselves earlier in the competition, is this just the way of the competition now? Plus, top Scottish football journalist Bill Leckie discussed the protests by Rangers fans against the club, and 'Football Families for Justice' founder John Stiles, son of 1966 World Cup winner Nobby, looked at the issue of dementia in football.
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Sam Matterface, Alex Crook and Troy Deeney react to Everton sacking Sean Dyche just three hours before their win over Peterborough last night. Could a familiar face be making a return to Goodison? Meanwhile, Darren Ferguson reportedly came under fire from some for refusing to substitute on Tyler Young to complete the Cup fairy tale story of allowing him to play against his father. Was the reaction all a bit too much? Plus, Graham Potter makes his West Hm managerial bow, and the FA Cup's two most successful teams go head-to-head on Sunday for a place in the Fourth Round.
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Jim White, Simon Jordan discuss Graham Potter joining West Ham – can he bring style and results? They debate the VAR stadium announcement trial and talk Boxing with talkSPORT's Spencer Oliver, heavyweight Moses Itauma and manager Francis Warren.
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Jim White and Simon Jordan discuss Nottingham Forest's 3-0 win over Wolves which sparks talk of champions league and even the title. At West Ham, is Lopetegui out and Potter in? Plus, FFP expert Stefan Borson on the January transfer window’s focus on "profit and sustainability."
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Jim White, Simon Jordan and former Arsenal Invincible Martin Keown look back at Liverpool and Manchester United playing out a thrilling 2-2 draw in the Premier League, Trent Alexander-Arnold’s future at Anfield and whether or not United have turned a corner under Ruben Amorim
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Sam Matterface was joined by talkSPORT's Chief Football Correspondent, Alex Crook, and former Watford captain Troy Deeney. In the show they looked at a shock win for Rangers in the Old Firm, and previewed the PDC World Darts Championship final. Plus, they looked ahead to this weekend's key Premier League fixtures, and discussed England's new manager - Thomas Tuchel.
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Sam Matterface & Alex Crook discuss Arsenal's comeback win over Brentford - can they challenge Liverpool for the title? Plus, Liverpool reject Real Madrid's bid for Trent Alexander-Arnold - how are fans reacting? And talkSPORT’s Spencer Oliver joins us to preview boxing in 2025: is Fury vs. Joshua finally happening?
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Adrian Durham and Neil 'Foggy' Foggin are joined by sports journalist Miguel Delaney on this month's edition of the William Hill Sports Book Club. Delaney discusses his new release 'States Of Play', an book that investigates allegations of 'sports-washing' and 'misconduct in the football world'.
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Sam Matterface and Alex Crook took a detailed look back on Sunday's Premier League football. Nottingham Forest are second after beating Everton 2-0; while the Toffees, West Ham and Spurs are all under pressure after their respective results. After scoring for Liverpool, Trent Alexander-Arnold's celebration seemed to imply he may be staying at the Reds - and you'll also hear exclusively from Gerwyn Price after he qualified for the PDC World Darts Championship quarter-finals.
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Sam Matterface was joined by talkSPORT's Chief Football Correspondent, Alex Crook, and former Watford captain Troy Deeney for today's show. After there was eight Premier League games on Boxing Day - which were exclusively live across the talkSPORT network - Sam, Alex and Troy looked back on the key stories. They included: Manchester City have now won just once in 13 games, defeats for Manchester United and Tottenham Hotspur, the strong form of Nottingham Forest and Fulham, and whether there's a title race - or are Liverpool poised to run away with it?
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