#81 (Part 1 of 2): Floundering Giraffe (5th Sep 2014)
The season is just about underway but it's all over for David "Pressure" Hockaday. The pod reflects on the beginning, middle and the end of The Hock's reign, including such high points as Middlesbrough. Meanwhile, the signings have been flooding in, with all sorts of weird and wonderful foreigners joining the Whites ahead of the close of the transfer deadline. The star so far, though, is our new keeper. Arise Sir Silvestri! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
6 Sep 201452min
#80 (Part 2 of 2): Sometimes Always Never (7th Aug 2014)
This is part two of the pre-season pair of pods. This time it's all about looking forward: new owner, new mana... - sorry - coach, new players, new style of football. The lads chat about the Cellinos and their new pet, Dave. There's a run through of all the exciting new talent that we know nothing about, and it's predictions time for the 2014-15. Who'll score? Where will we finish? And when will Hockaday be fired - time, day or month? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
7 Aug 20141h 2min
#79 (Part 1 of 2): Round The U-Bend (6th Aug 2014)
It's part one of a pre-season double header. In this edition of the podcast the lads look back at a season that proved memorable for all the wrong reasons. They say farewell to lots of footballers - and Michael Brown. There's also chat about David Haigh's incarceration and the fact that Ken seems more willing to make YouTube videos instead of doing something useful like posting bail. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
6 Aug 20141h 4min
#78: Enemy of the State (25th Apr 2014)
As we haven't been on Sky's cameras enough during this pitiful season, it turns out somebody at Leeds United wanted a closer look at the club. Meanwhile, David Haigh has exited stage left as Massimo looks all set for a memorable end of season performance with the axe. And what of poor Brian and his Ronan Keating collection? On top of all this, there's some sound plumbing advice ahead of the final game of the season. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2 Maj 20141h 16min
#77: After The Madness (11th Apr 2014)
Where to begin? Late night phone calls. Ken's retro comeback. £35m. Michael Herpes Brown. Due diligence. Pughnock. Ian Thomas Moore and his trips to B&Q. Shit pubs. Tim Kerr QC. Blackpool's health crisis. Noel Hunt's wages. Snakes and witches. The Great Elland Road Sleepover. Massimo Cellino. It's been a crazy few weeks and it's all documented here in this mammoth sized Leeds United flavoured podcast. And this is BEFORE we get onto covert surveillance. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
16 Apr 20141h 36min
#76: Before The Madness (21st Mar 2014)
Recorded just before the Football League failed Cellino, the podcast reminisces on the Elland Road goal feasts against Bolton and Reading. There's a look back on David Haigh's successful career in the burger industry and property markets, as well a forensic examination of Mrs Jason Pearce's approach to contraception. Michael chuckles at the thought of Bournemouth going four up against the Whites, and there's definitely something fishy about Charlton. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
27 Mars 20141h 17min
#75: Hear The Drummer Get Wicked (27th Feb 2014)
The pod speaks to the YEP's Chief Football Writer, Phil Hay, about Cellino's as-yet-unapproved takeover. It isn't stopping Massimo, mind, as he's apparently brought in Connor Wickham and England keeper Jack Butland. The lads also reminisce about our finest ever custodian, Nigel Martyn. There's also talk of good old 'Arry, about hiring Elland Road, and the all-important role of percussion in football stadia. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
27 Feb 20141h 15min
#74: You Reap What You Sow (7th Feb 2014)
Just when you thought it could get any more ridiculous, along comes Massimo. The pod attempts to dissect the takeover madness - some of it in real time. Under the microscope fall Cellino, Farnan, GFH, Luke Varney, and some of their daughters. In amongst all this, we'd almost forgotten we trounced the dog botherers, which was pleasant. It falls to none other than that great sage of our time, Neil Warnock, to have the final say on the matter and to make sense of it all. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
13 Feb 20141h 3min
