Pep’s masterclass at the Bernabeu

On the Sports Bar there’s the reaction to England’s drab 0-0 draw against Denmark in the Nations League, Three Lions manager Gareth Southgate praises the performance of Conor Coady, he also admits to talkSPORT’s Faye Carruthers that there needs to be repercussions for Phil Foden and Mason Greenwood but we mustn’t be too hard on them, former Ireland striker Tony Cascarino tells Laura Woods on Breakfast why there may be some positives from Foden and Greenwood’s misdemeanours, Super-agent Kia Joorabchian tells Jim White why Carlo Ancelotti was pivotal in James Rodriguez joining Everton and why Coutinho won’t be coming to the Premier League, Burnley boss Sean Dyche tells Ian Abrahams why he’s staying at Turf Moor, as Aston Villa close in on the club record signing of Ollie Watkins from Brentford one of his former teammates tells talkSPORT 2 why the forward always had the talent to make it as a Premier League player and Andy Jacobs confesses to being kicked out of a summer school when he was younger. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

9 Syys 202018min

On the inaugural Jim White and Simon Jordan Show the former Crystal Palace owner is baffled at the actions of England’s Phil Foden and Mason Greenwood for breaching Covid-19 regulations, on Drive Adrian Durham questions an aspect of Foden’s apology as the pair are set to leave the England camp, Aston Villa legend Gabby Agbonlahor urges Gareth Southgate to start Jack Grealish against Denmark now that another two players have left the squad, after accusing Yorkshire CCC of ‘institutional racism’ when he was a player Azeem Rafiq pleads with the authorities to act now before ‘lives are lost’, Danny Murphy warns the West Ham skipper Mark Noble that he’s ‘undermining’ the board after he criticised the owners for selling Grady Diangana, The Sun’s Shaun Custis hopes that Carlo Ancelotti can rekindle the form that James Rodriguez showed at the World Cup in 2014 after the Colombian signed for Everton and Jamie O’Hara & Ally McCoist clash on Breakfast on the matter of sportsmanship after England’s James Ward-Prowse appeared to scuff up the penalty spot against Iceland. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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After hitting the ball at a line judge Novak Djokovic is dramatically disqualified from the US Open, on Weekend Breakfast former Ireland striker Tony Cascarino claims that Harry Kane isn’t the player he was three years ago, European expert Andy Brassell tells us why Lionel Messi might be signing for a new club in January and why Manchester United target Jadon Sancho won’t be forcing a move away from Borussia Dortmund, talkSPORT’s South Coast Correspondent Alex Crook has news on Callum Wilson and which Premier League club he’s set to join, Olly Murs reveals why Wayne Rooney gave him a ticking off in the build-up to Soccer Aid, Gareth Southgate reflects on England’s win against Iceland in the Nations League but laments some of the basic errors made by his side in Reykjavik, after West Ham sold Grady Diangana to West Brom a Hammers fan goes ballistic live on talkSPORT about the decision made by his club and on Fight Night former Cruiserweight Champion Tony Bellew comes up with a unique idea for the Super-Cruiserweight division. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

7 Syys 202018min

In light of some NBA stars going on strike Jarrod Kimber and Jon Norman ask whether sport and politics should ever mix and why it is that athletes protest. Guests include two time NBA champion Craig Hodges, former England cricket coach Andy Flower and you'll hear from a host of other big names from both sides of the Atlantic. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Ramon Calderon, the former Real Madrid President, tells Breakfast that a Premier League club bid for Gareth Bale last summer, Jim White & Tony Cascarino defend the West Ham board after some fans reacted angrily to news that the club may be selling Grady Diangana, former England Rugby captain Dylan Hartley argues that players of his era have been treated like ‘crash test dummies’ and why two games a week is a bad idea, in a talkSPORT exclusive Sol Campbell calls for diversity across the whole of society not just football, after his first England call-up Phil Foden reacts to the comments from teammate Kyle Walker that he’s the ‘best young player he’s ever seen’, former Sunderland & Aston Villa striker Darren Bent admits that Everton should be aiming for a top-six finish and Jason Cundy tells football supporters why they ‘should be grateful’ to see the return of international football. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

4 Syys 202017min

Crystal Palace winger Andros Townsend heaps praise on Marcus Rashford and how the Manchester United striker has been an influence on himself and other Premier League stars, Real Madrid’s Gareth Bale reveals that he would consider a Premier League return, former Arsenal midfielder Jermaine Pennant admits that the arrival of Donny Van De Beek at Manchester United means Paul Pogba is probably leaving Old Trafford, Real Salt Lake defender Nedum Onuha criticises comments made by the club’s owner Del Loy Hansen relating to the Black Lives Matter fixture boycotts, Wolves skipper Conor Coady talks about his pride at getting his first England call-up ahead of the Nations League matches, Barcelona President Elect Victor Font tells Jim White that Manchester City are most likely to secure the signature of Lionel Messi, seven-time world champion Stephen Hendry speaks to Andy Goldstein about why he’s making a return to snooker at the age of 51, Anne-Marie Batson chats to Aston Villa midfielder Emma Follis ahead of the return of the WSL this weekend and we get a taste of some classic clips from 2006 on Hawksbee & Jacobs. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

3 Syys 202018min

Dutch football expert Marcel Van Der Kraan insists that the arrival of Donny Van De Beek will NOT see Paul Pogba leave Old Trafford but the former Manchester United assistant manager Steve McLaren raises his concerns over the Frenchman’s future, former Palace owner Simon Jordan urges the England manager Gareth Southgate to pick Jack Grealish in his preferred position in the upcoming Nations League games, Kyle Walker reflects on his return to the England squad after his Lockdown misdemeanour, former Three Lions full-back Danny Mills picks Kalvin Phillips as a possible starter at next summer’s Euros, Steve Harmison defends England selector Ed Smith for dropping Joe Root from the T20 squad ahead of the upcoming series against Australia, Emile Heskey reflects on the famous 5-1 victory over Germany 19 years ago, Mason Greenwood tells Faye Carruthers how he copes with praise from the likes of Premier League legends Alan Shearer & Wayne Rooney and talkSPORT’s Transfer Guru Alex Crook reveals which centre-back Manchester United are chasing and whether or not Chris Smalling will be playing in Serie A next season. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

2 Syys 202017min

The former Crystal Palace owner Simon Jordan makes a very bold claim on Press Box that the Premier League doesn’t need Barcelona’s Lionel Messi, England Correspondent Faye Carruthers breaks the news that Jack Grealish has received his first England call-up and Perry Groves admits it’s a ‘massive opportunity’ for the Aston Villa midfielder, ex-Spurs & England striker Darren Bent tells Laura Woods on Breakfast why Liverpool must strengthen their squad before the start of the new season, European expert Kev Hatchard breaks down what new Manchester United signing Donny Van De Beek will bring to Old Trafford, Danny Murphy thinks the arrival of the Ajax midfielder will bring an end to Paul Pogba’s time in Manchester, Michael Buckley the Manager of Brentham FC recalls adding Patrice Evra to his squad over the weekend as the former France defender gets match fit for Soccer Aid, Ally McCoist reacts to the video of Alan Brazil on talkRADIO as the Breakfast presenter appeared shirtless on social media and Sunderland legend Micky Gray tells the Sports Bar why he turned down more money to join Newcastle United to play for his beloved Mackems. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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