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Jim White and Simon Jordan discuss Liverpool's title hopes & Klopp's Legacy. Amidst multiple points deductions and ownership issues have Everton secured Premier League football next season? They also welcome boxer Chris Billam-Smith, who is set to defend his WBO Cruiserweight title against Richard Riakporhe at Selhurst Park on June 15th.

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Jim White, Simon Jordan and Danny Murphy analyse Arsenal's dominant win over Chelsea. Plus, insights on Nottingham Forest's VAR request and the latest on Liverpool's pursuit of Arne Slot as Klopp's successor.

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Jim White and Simon Jordan discuss Nottingham Forest’s accusations of bias and corruption and demanding the public release of VAR audio from their Everton defeat. Also, Charlton Co-owner Charlie Methven discusses FA Cup replays, EFL ownership and Charlton's journey. Additionally, British Super-Lightweight Boxer Jack Catterall previews his rematch with Josh Taylor on May 25th in Leeds.

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This week, Simon & Graeme look back on the career of Jose Mourinho and debate if he is still capable of managing the world's best clubs!

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Jim White, Simon Jordan and Graeme Souness discuss Nottingham Forest alleging bias and the PGMOL, Manchester United’s fluky win over Coventry to reach the FA Cup Final and Pep Guardiola’s complaints about the fixture schedule! 

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On today’s episode, we are joined by a Premier League great who started off in non-league football and went on to become PFA Player of the Year.

Les Ferdinand enjoyed a successful and varied career playing for clubs such as QPR, Tottenham Hotspur as well as being part of the ‘great entertainers’ under Kevin Keegan at Newcastle United. After retirement he returned to West London and took up the role as Director of Football at QPR, becoming the first British black player to hold that position.

After stepping down last year ‘Sir Les’ as he is affectionately known joins the show to discuss his unconventional route to superstardom, opening up on his time at Tottenham and Newcastle, his turbulent tenure at QPR and the issues black former players are facing to find jobs in football.

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Jim White, Simon Jordan and Martin Keown reflected on a night that saw Liverpool and West Ham fail to overcome their first leg deficits and therefore get dumped out of Europe, leaving Aston Villa flying the flag for England. Elsewhere, FA Cup replays are set to be scrapped next season, with the news not going down well in the EFL. Former FA Chief Executive and now Tranmere Chairman, Mark Palios, gave us his take. Plus, this year's edition of the competition reaches the semi-final stages this weekend. Will Cole Palmer continue his hot streak against his former club for Chelsea, and can Coventry upset the odds against Manchester United?

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Jim White and Simon Jordan discussed the Champions League exits of Arsenal and Manchester City, and the potential impact on the title race. They also reacted to the news that FA Cup replays are to be scrapped. Women football fans shared their opinions on Eni Aluko's claim that men’s football is not a safe place for women. Additionally, Boxing chat with Spencer Oliver on two undisputed fights in Saudi Arabia: Usyk vs. Fury and Beterbiev vs. Bivol.

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Jim White, Simon Jordan and Danny Murphy discuss the race for promotion in the Championship. Are Portsmouth on the verge of producing another EFL rags-to-riches story? With 100 days left until the start of the Paris Olympics, they are joined in the studio by Team GB Breaker Kid Karam. Plus, are Arsenal in danger of becoming the perennial "nearly" team?

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Jim White and SImon Jordan discussed Cole Palmer's brilliant performance for Chelsea against Everton and his long term potential. Football Finance Expert Stefan Borson looks at whether Chelsea could circumvent financial sanctions. Plus, updates on Everton and Nottingham Forest’s appeals against points deductions. Former Man United Captain and Premier League Manager Steve Bruce on a return to football, what does it look like and where he might find his place.

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Jim White, Simon Jordan and former Celtic manager Martin O’Neil look back at a crazy weekend in the Premier League which saw Liverpool and Arsenal both lose at home, it’s advantage Manchester City in the title race and Bayer Leverkusen win the Bundesliga in Germany! 

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This week, the boys discussed whether the Premier League profit and sustainability laws need changing...

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In this episode, we are joined by Sheffield's own, former welterweight champion of the world Kell Brook.

In a long career that featured 40 wins and only 3 losses, Kell fought the very best, never turning down a fight, even when the odds were stacked against him. He won his IBF welterweight championship of the world in historic fashion beating Shawn Porter in his own backyard to put the world on notice.

Known for his sharp technical skills, devastating power, and resilience, Kell is best known for his rivalry with Amir Khan and his blockbuster bouts against the likes of Gennady Golovkin and Terence Crawford.

Join us as we delve into the highs and lows of Kell Brook's extraordinary career, from career threatening injuries and public substance abuse issues to sitting on top of the sporting world, Kell has had a career that has featured triumphs and battles in equal measure.

A career that may in fact not be over yet…

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Jim White, Simon Jordan, and Martin Keown reflected on a shock night at Anfield that saw Atalanta turn up and leave Jurgen Klopp's European hopes hanging by a thread. Jamie Carragher suggested on social media that they may as well write off the second leg, so should all attention now turn to the Premier League for the Reds? Meanwhile, the fallout continues regarding the Dundee vs Rangers postponement, and the boys discuss the Premier League bringing in semi-automated offside technology next season.

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Jim White & Simon Jordan discuss Birmingham City’s new stadium plans. Reaction to Rangers accusing Dundee of “unprofessionalism". The latest on 777’s takeover of Everton. Plus Oleksandr Usyk vs Tyson Fury preview.

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Jim White, Simon Jordan and Danny Murphy discuss an incredible night of champions league entertainment. They are joined by Arsenal & Scotland defender Kieran Tierney currently on loan at Real Sociedad. And preview the 88th edition of The Masters.

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Jim White and Simon Jordan discuss Everton’s latest points deduction with former politician and season ticket holder Derek Hatton. Are Premier League games stateside a step closer? John Stiles talks about "Football Families for Justice" and actor Danny Dyer plugs Soccer Aid while discussing his beloved West Ham.

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Jim White, Simon Jordan and Graeme Souness reflect on Liverpool’s 2-2 draw with Manchester United at Old Trafford, is the Premier League title race now Arsenal’s to lose… and the scintillating 3-3 draw between Rangers and Celtic. 

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On today’s episode, we are joined by a two time Premier League winner with over 50 caps for England.

Paul Ince’s 20 year career took him from his local club West Ham, to Italy, Old Trafford and Anfield as he became one of the few players to represent both side’s in the Premier League’s fiercest rivalry…

Paul went on to become a manager, learning his trade at Macclesfield Town and MK Dons before a short stint in the Premier League with Blackburn Rovers. In 2022 he joined Reading FC but after a tumultuous spell that featured point deductions, an absent owner and a transfer embargo he left the club last year.

’The Guv’nor’ joins the show to discuss his challenging upbringing, his bust ups with Sir Alex Ferguson and his difficult time at Reading, whilst also giving his thoughts on the future prospects of his former clubs.

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Jim White, Darragh MacAnthony, and Martin Keown reflected on an incredible game at Stamford Bridge that saw Chelsea throw away a two-goal lead and trail after 95 minutes, only to comeback and beat Manchester United 4-3. How does the result reflect on both sides, and could it spell the end for Erik ten Hag as United boss? Meanwhile, Liverpool secured their place at the top of the league with a 3-1 win over Sheffield United. What will be the deciding factor in this title race that is set for the wire? Plus, Darragh is looking forward to his Peterborough United side heading to Wembley on Sunday to compete in the EFL Trophy final. We spoke live to his manager, Darren Ferguson, about what lies ahead.

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Jim White & Daragh MacAnthony discuss the widening gap between Premier League and EFL, navigating club finances, evolving football agency with Jerome Anderson and Heavyweight Boxer Frazer Clarke joins the show to reveal whether a rematch is on the cards against Fabio Wardley.

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Our Panel, led by Adrian Durham, discuss the book’s that could be in contention for Sports Book of the year. In this episode it’s the lost memoir of Britain’s first black Olympic medalist Harry Edward “When I Passed the Statue of Liberty I Became Black” and are joined by Neil Duncanson who discovered the lost works.

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Sam Matterface, Danny Murphy & Martin O’Neill tackle the Premier League survival battle. Formula One champion Sebastian Vettel shares his secrets to healthy living. Plus, insights on Pep Guardiola's management style, Haaland's role at Man City and Brighton CEO Paul Barber on record-breaking profits.

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Jim White & Daragh MacAnthony discuss the brilliant Championship promotion race, Roberto De Zerbi’s future, football clubs removing discounts and reaction to Chelsea manager Emma Hayes accusing her counterpart Jonas Eide of “male aggression” on the touchline.

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Natalie Sawyer and Dean Saunders reflect on Man City’s stalemate in the Premier League with Arsenal. Dean compares Mikel Arteta’s tactics to former Italy manager Giovanni Trapattoni, Liverpool are now top of the league and Brighton boss Roberto De Zerbi’s ‘audition’ to become the Liverpool boss. 

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On this week's episode, we sit down with one of the most beloved British boxers of all time - Ricky ‘The Hitman’ Hatton.

Hatton's journey from a council estate in Hattersley to becoming a two-weight world boxing champion is the stuff of legends. His epic showdowns with boxing giants like Floyd Mayweather Jr. and Manny Pacquiao saw thousands follow him to Las Vegas, leaving a mark on boxing history. But it was his memorable IBF light-welterweight title victory against Kostya Tszyu in Manchester back in 2005 that remains the pinnacle of his career, a night etched in the hearts of an entire nation.

Join us for a raw and deeply honest exploration of Hatton's highs and lows, from conquering multiple weight divisions to dealing with personal challenges beyond the ring.

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Jim White, Simon Jordan and Martin Keown reacted to the news that Xabi Alonso has announced he is to stay at Bayer Leverkusen next season, despite interest from the likes of Bayern Munich and Liverpool. A smart move from the Spaniard or an embarrassing look for one of England's top clubs? Meanwhile, Newcastle midfielder Sandro Tonali has been charged by the FA for an alleged breach of betting rules. Does he need support for an addiction as opposed to a longer ban? Plus, there's a huge game in the Premier League on Easter Sunday, as Arsenal head to the Etihad to test out their title credentials against Manchester City. Is it 'do or die' time for the Gunners?

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Jim White and Simon Jordan debated whether respect for officials really is at a low point, after referee Paul Tierney revealed why Nottingham Forest coach Steven Reid was sent off after their confrontation at Anfield last month. Plus, Thursday means boxing on this show, so the boys were joined by Spencer Oliver, Angel Fernandez and an impromptu special guest to preview this weekend's fight between Fabio Wardley and Frazer Clarke at the O2 Arena in London.

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Jim White, Simon Jordan & Former Watford Captain Troy Deeney focus on Wales’ future under Rob Page & Scotland's expectations suffering a blow. Troy also discusses England, his brief stint at Forest Green and his future plans. British and Commonwealth Super Lightweight Champion Dalton Smith joins the studio to look at his recent victory and potential future opponents.

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Jim White & Simon Jordan discuss Declan Rice on captaining England and how he navigates the weight of his price tag. Government's plans to combat hooliganism during the upcoming Euros. A focus on the WSL and what NewCo will do for the Women's game. Plus, hear from Kick It Out Chairman Sanjay Bhandari as he addresses the fallout from controversial remarks made by a former Norwich City Sporting Director about black players.

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Jim White, Simon Jordan and Graeme Souness reflect on England’s defeat to Brazil, have some players missed an opportunity to make the squad for the Euros and has Nike pulled off a brilliant PR manoeuvre after last week’s flag-gate? 

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Join Simon Jordan & Graeme Souness each week in 'Simon & Souness'! This week, Simon & Graeme assess if Chelsea are a 'world class' club, Simon reveals how they've avoided FFP charges, and the pair debate if Raheem Sterling should make England's Euros squad.

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On today’s episode, we are joined by a double Olympic champion who went on to play a pivotal role in bringing the Olympic Games to London in 2012. From athlete to administrator, Sebastian Coe has been one of the key figures in the world of athletics for nearly 45 years.

A world record breaker, his career was marked by rivalries with Steve Ovett and Steve Cram which electrified the nation as they went on to dominate the 1980 games in Moscow and the 1984 games in Los Angeles.

Now the president of World Athletics, Seb joins the show to provide insight on the key issues facing the Olympic movement. From the banning of Russian and Belarusian athletes to doping prevention, the transgender issue and beyond.

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Jim White, Simon Jordan and Stuart Pearce discuss Leicester City’s charge by the Premier League for breaching financial rules. England v Brazil Preview.

Plus more fallout from Nike and The FA’s St George's flag fiasco.

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Jim White & Simon Jordan discuss Wales, who are two games away from the Euros. Nike’s “playful update” of the flag of St George on England's new kit has not gone down well with Simon. Plus the latest Boxing topics with Spencer Oliver including an interview with British Middleweight Champion Nathan Heaney. 

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Jim White, Simon Jordan and Danny Murphy discuss Kobbie Mainoo’s England call up. An in depth interview with EFL Chairman Rick Parry on the Independent Regulation of football. Gareth Southgate linked to Man united - is it that far fetched?

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Jim White and Simon Jordan discuss a new independent regulator for Football with Culture Secretary Lucy Frazer on the show. Nottingham Forest's points deduction with FFP Expert Stefan Borson. Plus Britain's most successful female Olympian Dame Laura Kenny looks back on her career.  

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On this week’s episode we are joined by a rarity in English football an American in the dugout. Jesse Marsch started his career in the MLS before moving into football’s Red Bull model. After spells in Salzburg and Leipzig, he moved to the Premier League, leading one of the country’s most iconic clubs in Leeds United.

Charged with saving the club from relegation after a period of decline under Marcelo Bielsa, his tenure started successfully before ending abruptly 12 months later.

Are American managers disrespected in the British game? Why did he he turn down the Southampton job? And did he ultimately deserve to be sacked? No question will be left unanswered in this week’s episode of Up Front.

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This week, Simon & Graeme take a deep dive into the 'new look' Man Utd. Graeme reveals how they can win the title in two years, Simon breaks down the Glazers' ownership, and the pair debate if Ten Hag will still be manager next season...

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Sam Matterface, Simon Jordan and Martin O’Neill discuss Manchester United’s sensational extra-time win over Liverpool in the FA Cup quarter-final, the dream farewell quadruple is over for Jurgen Klopp, will this be a turning point in United and Ten Hag’s season? And Chelsea supporters booing Raheem Sterling. 

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Sam Matterface is joined by talkSPORT’s Chief Football Correspondent Alex Crook and the former Arsenal defender Martin Keown. European Football Expert Kevin Hatchard reacts to some huge ties in both the Champions League and Europa League Quarter-Finals, with Man City facing Real Madrid and Arsenal facing Bayern Munich. Elsewhere, they discuss Ben White’s England future about choosing not to be selected in Gareth Southgate’s England squad, and they get the thoughts of the former Spurs manager Harry Redknapp.

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Jim White & Simon Jordan discuss Luton Town and the Premier League relegation battle. Is the Cheltenham Festival a good fan experience? And they ask if crossover fights in Boxing are finished.

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Jim White, Simon Jordan and Danny Murphy discuss Arsenal’s progression as a team from last season. Premier league clubs redistributing riches down the pyramid. And Former Liverpool CEO Peter Moore is a guest in the studio giving an insight to the Reds.

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Jim and Simon discuss Eddie Howe’s future at Newcastle after losing to Chelsea, should Cole Palmer go to the Euros with England this summer and the Premier League once again walk away from another deal to provide for the EFL.

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Jim White, Simon Jordan and Graeme Souness discuss Liverpool’s struggles to beat their rivals at the top of the table after drawing with Manchester City in the battle for the Premier League, they react to the controversial challenge by Jérémy Doku that went unpunished and Graeme argues the need for blue cards to end simulation and dissent  

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Episode 2 of our new show delving into some of the year’s most exceptional entries in contention for the William Hill Sports Book of the Year Award 2024.

With Cheltenham Festival here our Panel, led by Adrian Durham, take a look at Nicky Henderson's My Life in 12 horses, and are joined by legendary jump jockey Barry Geraghty & writer Kate Johnson

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On today’s episode, we are joined by Liverpool legend Robbie Fowler. The epitome of ‘local lad done good’ Robbie Fowler was one of the most naturally gifted goal scorers to grace the Premier League earning him the nickname 'God' among the Anfield faithful.

Nobody in Premier League history has scored as many goals as quickly as Fowler. His tally of 64 goals before the age of 21 surpassed the records of football luminaries like Wayne Rooney and Michael Owen. After retiring Robbie became a manager and after failing to secure an opportunity on domestic shores, he ventured abroad, leading clubs in Thailand, India, Australia and most recently Saudi Arabia.

Join us as we delve into Fowler's exceptional career, as he opens up on his painful split with Liverpool, and his rivalry with Michael Owen whilst also giving insight into his departure from Al-Qadsiah in Saudi Arabia…

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Jim White, Simon Jordan and Martin Keown reflected on a mixed night in Europe for the British sides, with Rangers fans on a high whilst Brighton fans commiserate. Seagulls CEO Paul Barber joined the show after two fans were stabbed out in Rome, whilst the team got hammered 4-0 on the field. Meanwhile, Pep Guardiola faces Jurgen Klopp for the final time in the Premier League era. How has their rivalry stood up to that of Fergie vs Wenger?

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Jim White & Simon Jordan discuss whether Man City are the best team in Europe? The phone lines lit up after Simon’s view on Man City’s ownership model and they spoke about Trent Alexander Arnold’s comments that Liverpool’s success means more to their fans than Man City’s.Plus they talk boxing with Spencer Oliver, Former Welterweight MMA Fighter Dan Hardy and Daniel Dubois' Trainer Don Charles - ahead of the big fight tomorrow night between Anthony Joshua vs Francis Ngannou.

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Jim White, Simon Jordan & Danny Murphy take a look at the EFL’s new landmark TV deal and discuss the championship title race. They ask if Harry Kane will win a trophy before Tottenham do? Danny looks at why former teammate Xabi Alonso could choose Bayern Munich over Liverpool. And Simon analyses the credentials of Dougie Freedman for Man United’s new Head of Recruitment role.

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Jim White & Simon Jordan discuss Arsenal‘s title credentials and hear from disgruntled Sheffield United fans after last night's defeat. Is F1 in a complete state of flux? And are manufacturers missing a trick when it comes to producing football boots for women.

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Jim White co-stars as Graeme reveals how he was offered Eric Cantona at Liverpool, why David Beckham isn't 'world class', and who gets into the Premier League's all-time midfield!

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Sam Matterface, Simon Jordan and Paul Ince discuss the Manchester derby and lament the predictability of the fixture, Simon criticises Forest owner Evangelos Marinakis for confronting the referee after losing controversially in injury time to Liverpool, they also discuss whether or not Phil Foden is world class and Paul Pogba’s wasted talent. 

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On today’s episode, we are joined by the Manchester United and Danish icon, Peter Schmeichel. Regarded by many as the greatest goalkeeper in Premier League history, Schmeichel was a leader in a dominant Manchester United side, winning the treble in 1999 as well as inspiring his native Denmark to a shock title at the European Championship in 1992.

Join us as we delve into Schmeichel's incredible career, from his early days in Denmark to his time under Sir Alex Ferguson. We get the inside scoop on a dressing room filled with explosive characters like Eric Cantona and Roy Keane, whilst Peter gives his opinion on the signing of Andre Onana and the current state his old club find themselves in…

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Jim White, Simon Jordan and Martin Keown analysed Marcus Rashford's comments as he attempted to put the record straight over a perceived negative bias towards him. Meantime, as Hibs suggest they may start cutting allocations to combat flares in stadiums, would any listeners give us a good reason they shouldn't be illegal? And, with impartial punditry under the microscope this week, Martin is taken to task over his red-tinted spectacles.

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Jim White & Simon Jordan ask which manager needs the FA Cup more - Erik Ten Hag, Mauricio Pochettino or Eddie Howe? They are joined by president of the International Association Of Athletics Federations Seb Coe as talkSPORT announce coverage of this summer's Paris Olympics. Reaction to the news that Paul Pogba has been banned from football. And they talk Boxing with top trainer Angel Fernandez who is live in the studio.

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Jim White, Simon Jordan and Danny Murphy discuss whether Newcastle fans are happy with Eddie Howe? Should football managers respond to pundits? And can a transfer window for managers work?

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Jim White & Simon Jordan were joined in the studio by Stefan Borson - FFP expert and former advisor to Man City as they analyse Everton’s reduced points deduction and look at Chelsea’s financials. Also, Brendan Rodgers has been branded a "dinosaur" for calling journalist Jane Lewis a "good girl" during a post-match interview. They speak to Rebekah Chapman from the Scottish Feminist Network.

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This week, Jim White sits in for Simon and takes a deep dive into Graeme's career. The pair open up on their time at Sky, and how they established a close bond over the years.

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Jim White, Simon Jordan and Martin O’Neill discuss Jurgen Klopp’s ‘special trophy’ after winning the Carabao Cup and if he could win the quadruple in his last season at Liverpool, Simon defends Mauricio Pochettino following criticism from Gary Neville and Jim questions Erik Ten Hag’s recent comments after losing at home to Fulham. 

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As England look to make their mark at the Rugby World Cup, on this episode Simon is joined by a member of the most successful English rugby side of all time. The 2003 World Cup winner and a leader who was inspired by tragedy.

Lawrence Dallaglio was a one club man, a Lion and an England great who was once described by Warren Gatland as ‘the best captain he had ever worked with’. Lawrence joins the show to discuss his life and career which contained success and scandal in equal measure, whilst telling us the mistakes England have made which means they’ve failed to replicate the success of 2003.

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Jim White, Simon Jordan and Martin Keown began the show by clearing up Martin's viral comments this week regarding Jude Bellingham's "world class" status. Elsewhere, Simon gave Joe Hart his unique send off before we asked why "tailgating" into a football ground isn't yet illegal. Plus, the big one on Sunday sees Chelsea take on Liverpool for the Carabao Cup.

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Jim White and Simon Jordan took a look back at last night's action which saw Arsenal defeated in the dying moments in Porto, whilst Klopp's Liverpool came from behind to win again, this time against Luton. Meanwhile, Sir Jim Ratcliffe has spoken publicly for the first time since taking hold of the reins at Manchester United. Is he hitting all the right notes with the supporters already? Plus, boxers Chris Kongo and Florian Marku joined the guys in studio to look ahead to their grudge match next month at the O2 Arena.

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Jim White, Simon Jordan and Danny Murphy reacted to the news that Thomas Tuchel is to part ways with Bayern Munich at the end of the season. Do Liverpool now have a fight on their hands for Xabi Alonso? Meanwhile, what would Man Utd fans make of Wayne Rooney's admission that he'd like a place in Guardiola's backroom staff? Plus, ahead of their much anticipated rematch of April 27 27, Josh Taylor and Jack Catterall joined the guys in studio, along with a few security guards to keep them separate...

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Jim White was reunited with Simon Jordan as the pair discussed the impending outcome of Everton's appeal hearing. Meanwhile, are there any real winners as Dan Ashworth is set for a 20 month spell in his garden? And, as Pep Guardiola apologised for calling Kalvin Phillips overweight, whilst Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is linked with a return to management - it was a perfect time to have Simon back...

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Join Simon Jordan & Graeme Souness each week in 'Simon & Souness'! This week, the pair discuss why Graeme has been so vocal about Jack Grealish, what should happen to Man City off the back of their FFP charges, and whether national teams should be allowed foreign managers!

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Jim White, Alan Pardew and Graeme Souness discuss David Moyes’ future at West Ham, Manchester United’s improved form and Casemiro’s disciplinary record 

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On today’s episode we are joined by one of only four Englishmen to win the Ballon d’Or. Michael Owen was a phenom who burst onto the scene with THAT goal against Argentina in the 1998 World Cup. He went on to score over 150 goals for Liverpool before becoming a ‘Galactico’ at Real Madrid. He returned to England in 2005, joining Newcastle United but his injuries had started to take their toll. He would go on to win a Premier League title at Liverpool’s hated rivals Manchester United before calling time on his career at Stoke City.

Giving the inside scoop on his turbulent time at Newcastle United, challenging public perceptions of his character, and offering his thoughts on the current state of the Premier League, Michael joins the show to reflect on his career that featured brilliance and frustration in equal measure.

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Sam Matterafce and Martin Kewon were in for Jim and Simon and brought the situation up to date regarding Roy Hodgson's recent health concern. Meanwhile, Martin analysed the form of Bukayo Saka, before singing the praises of Phil Foden, ahead of Manchester City hosting Chelsea on Saturday.

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Jim White and Simon Jordan reflected on a tough night for Bayern Munich and their star man, Harry Kane. Could he be set for another trophyless season? Meanwhile, Roy Hodgson is under increasing pressure at Crystal Palace and the man touted for his job is Oliver Glasner. Who is he? We find out shortly. Plus, Manchester United have the most expensive squad ever assembled, but what are Reds fans getting for their money?

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Jim White, Simon Jordan and Danny Murphy looked back at another win for Manchester City as they got the defence of their Champions League back underway. Are their efforts undervalued by rival fans? Meanwhile, it seems we may have Taylor vs Catterall 2 to look forward to this year. Is this still a fight the public have an appetite for? Plus, how would Danny Murphy fix VAR? Find out shortly...

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Jim White and Simon Jordan were joined in studio by Eric Anderson, a Professor of Sport, Health and Social Sciences at the University of Winchester, and former England rugby star, Ugo Monye, as they debated Professor Anderson's work that stated letting children play rugby in schools is a form of child abuse.

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Join Simon Jordan & Graeme Souness each week in 'Simon & Souness'! This week, the pair discuss if Jurgen Klopp can be described as a 'legend', who should succeed the German at Liverpool, and if Graeme thinks the game is easier to play nowadays!

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West Ham fans vent their spleen after being hammered by Arsenal, Simon Jordan defends David Moyes despite the humiliating defeat at The London Stadium and also questions Manchester United’s credentials for Champions League qualification.

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This week we are joined by one of the most successful rugby coaches of the modern era. Warren Gatland has won multiple Six Nations Championships, coached the British & Irish Lions but his toughest challenge is just around the corner…

On the eve of the Rugby World Cup in France, Warren joins the show to discuss the current state of Welsh rugby whilst also giving an insight into what it takes to coach on the elite, international stage.

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Sam Matterface, Simon Jordan and Martin Keown discussed the possibility of football introducing a blue card for dissent and tactical fouls and ask why the pro game is so resistant to change. Meanwhile, after revelations by Gary Neville and Roy Keane that they believe to have played against doped opponents, Martin debates whether football has a bigger problem with drugs than it cares to admit. Plus, following a viral win last Saturday, light-heavyweight boxer Ben Whittaker came into the studio to answer questions about his perceived cocky style.

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Jim White and Simon Jordan looked back at Chelsea's win over Aston Villa last night and asked where Mauricio Pochettino would be without the cups this season. Meanwhile, Ivan Toney is almost certainly on his way out of Brentford this summer, what would sort of fee could the club attract for him? Simon has some terse words for Jesse Lingard, before the boys are joined in studio by legendary boxing commentator Adam Smith, who is back behind the mic this weekend.

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Jim White, Simon Jordan and Danny Murphy discuss the pressure on Pochettino at Chelsea and how FFP will affect them. A look at Sir Jim Ratcliffe's stadium plans for Manchester United and IFAB’s latest proposals for referees.

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Jim White & Simon Jordan discuss Rugby in Schools after researchers say it should be banned for under 18’s. Plus a great night of British Boxing saw Joshua Buatsi beat Dan Azeez on points in their WBA Light Heavyweight eliminator at Wembley arena. And Joshua Buatsi joined them live in the studio.

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Join Simon Jordan & Graeme Souness each week in 'Simon & Souness'! This week, the pair discuss if Wayne Rooney's career really lived up to his potential, if Celtic & Rangers enter the English pyramid, and why they both wrote top-selling books!

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Jim White & Simon Jordan were joined in the studio by Graeme Souness. They discussed Arsena’s title credentials after a scintillating win over Liverpool, could Jose Mourinho be the answer to Chelsea’s woes and Neil Warnock speaks exclusively after taking the Interim manager role at Aberdeen! 

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On this week’s episode Simon sits down with EFL Chair Rick Parry, a true visionary in English football. As the top-flight’s chief executive, he brokered the largest TV rights deal in history at the time, £700million, and the division prospered. He was Liverpool’s chief executive for 12 years, presiding over that night in Istanbul. Now, in his current role as Chair of the English Football League, Parry continues to play a pivotal role in shaping the landscape of English football. We’ll delve into his experiences, insights, and the challenges he’s faced along the way.

Don’t miss this exclusive interview with one of the most influential figures in football.

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The inaugural episode of a brand new show on talkSPORT2 - William Hill Sports Book Club – delving into some of the year’s most exceptional sports books in contention for the William Hill Sports Book of the Year Award 2024.

Our Panel, led by Adrian Durham, kicks things off with the 2023 award winner - Good for a Girl by top American runner Lauren Fleshman. We'll hear from Lauren, discuss the book's merits, and discuss wider topics on our favourite Sports Books.

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Jim White & Simon Jordan with transfer deadline day discussion as the brakes are put on Premier League spending. Build up to Dan Azeez v Joshua Buatsi at Wembley live on talkSPORT. And Chris Eubank Snr joined them live in the studio. Will Eubank Jr v Conor Benn ever happen?

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Jim White, Dean Saunders & Danny Murphy from the Principality stadium in Cardiff, ahead of the Premier League Darts season. Teenage Darts sensation Luke Littler, Cool hand Luke Humphries and the iceman Gerwyn Price are on the show. They also discuss whether Luton will stay up and did Brighton underestimate them? Plus will Klopp's departure cause a player exodus at Liverpool,

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Jim and Simon chat about the latest developments for Marcus Rashford as he 'took responsibility' for a night out which led to him missing Manchester United training. But, what sort of future at the club does he have? Plus, we discuss the Premier League's £7 million payment to the police.

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Join Simon Jordan & Graeme Souness each week in 'Simon & Souness'! This week, the pair discuss everything Tottenham.

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Jim White, Simon Jordan and Martin O'Neill looked back at the FA Cup 4th Round weekend with headlines dominated by some sad scenes at West Bromwich Albion, after violent clashes between fans. Elsewhere, what else has Erik ten Hag got to do to enforce his standards on the Man Utd dressing room? And, Martin gives his reaction to the breaking news from last Friday, when Jurgen Klopp shocked the football world by announcing he would step back from Liverpool at the end of the season.

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On this week's episode, Simon is joined by a Dutch footballing icon from the ‘total football’ era. One of only 38 men to have lifted the Ballon d'Or, Ruud Gullit joins the show to discuss his illustrious career, from rejecting Ajax as a young boy all the way through to his infamous spell as manager of Newcastle United.

One of the greatest players to ever grace a football pitch, Ruud won multiple European cups during his time at AC Milan whilst also captaining the Netherlands to European Championship glory in 1988. Ruud joins the show to discuss his playing days, his passion for diversity and inclusion within football, whilst also giving his unfiltered thoughts on his Dutch counterparts currently plying their trade in the Premier League today.

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Jim White, Simon Jordan and Martin Keown were on hand to react to the shock breaking news that Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp is to step down from the role at the end of the season, saying he is "running out of energy". You will hear from names of Liverpool past in Graeme Souness and Phil Thompson, as well as instant reaction from the fans.

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Jim White & Simon Jordan discuss Liverpool after they qualified for the Carabao Cup Final. Could they win a quadruple? Former Liverpool & Tottenham striker Peter Crouch joined the show discussing the state of play in the Premier League.  And live in the studio, British Lightweight Heavyweight Boxers Joshua Bauatsi and Dan Azeez who come head to head on February 3rd at the OVO Arena, Wembley.

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Jim White, Simon Jordan and Danny Murphy discuss Pochettino’s Chelsea reaching the Carabao Cup Final. A look at Kalvin Phillips move to West Ham. Plus England spinner Shoaib Bashir was forced to return to the UK due to "visa delays". They hear from Indian journalist Chetan Narula and Former England captain and legendary commentator David Lloyd.

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Jim White & Simon Jordan were joined in the studio by former England Striker Michael Owen and his son James. Promoting their new documentary “Football is for everyone”.  Is Pochettino right to blame his predecessors for the flat atmosphere at Stamford Bridge? And are atmosphere’s better up north? Also, former Southampton CEO Martin Semmens was a guest in the studio, looking at what went wrong for the saints last season and football finance in the Premier League. 

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Join Simon Jordan & Graeme Souness each week in 'Simon & Souness'! This week, it's a Man Utd special! Graeme shares why he loves to talk about Pogba, the pair give their honest take on the current squad, and we hear what Jose Mourinho's biggest regret from Old Trafford was!

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Jim White, Simon Jordan, and Graeme Souness were on hand to discuss how much patience the Crystal Palace fans have left, after their side's 5-0 thrashing at Arsenal. Meanwhile, Ivan Toney was back but not everyone was pleased, with Nottingham Forest sending a letter of complaint over to the Premier League following a controversial free-kick. Plus, Sheffield Wednesday captain Barry Bannan joined the show to offer his first hand account of the racist abuse suffered by Coventry's Kasey Palmer during their matchup over the weekend.

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A World Cup winner with four Ashes victories to his name, Stuart Broad is a modern cricketing icon who always stepped up when the lights were shining brightest.

After retiring at the end of this year’s electric Ashes series, Stuart joins the show to reflect on his illustrious career whilst providing insight on the current England cricketing revolution, spearheaded by Ben Stokes and Brendon McCullum.

A winner, a wind-up merchant and a fierce competitor who has never been afraid to speak his mind, ‘Broady’ pulls no punches on this week’s episode of Up Front.

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Jim White, Simon Jordan and Martin Keown discussed Jordan Henderson's move from Al-Ettifaq to Ajax. Is the midfielder on the road to redemption? As he leaves, another stays as his manager, Steven Gerrard, commits until 2027.

Meanwhile, Troy Deeney has lost his job as Forest Green Rovers manager after six games in charge. The club's owner, Dale Vince, reveals his reasons behind the decision and who could potentially be in line to replace him.

Plus, there was time to preview Arsenal vs Crystal Palace, which is a talkSPORT exclusive tomorrow (Saturday) lunchtime at 12.30pm.

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Jim White & Simon Jordan discuss the pressure on Roy Hodgson after Crystal Palace were knocked out of the FA Cup. They are joined in the studio by Football Finance Expert Stefan Borson to analyse Financial Fair Play & Profit and Sustainability rules and what the future holds for Everton and Man City. Plus they discuss Ivan Toney’s comments, as Brentford reiterate their stance NOT to sell him in the January window

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Jim White, Simon Jordan and Danny Murphy discuss Jordan Henderson leaving Saudi Arabia after 6 months. Bristol City knocked West ham out of the FA Cup. They hear from the West Ham fans. Plus they discuss the news Celtic and Rangers have started discussions over allowing away fans back into old firm matches. 

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