The Sky Sports Football Podcast

Jack Sullivan and Mark McAdam are here to tell you about their brand new podcast, 'The Boardroom from Sky Sports', as we take you behind the scenes at football's biggest clubs.We find out what really goes on at the top level of sport, speaking to the decision makers running your club.  For access to our boardroom, give us a follow or subscribe wherever your get your podcasts or click on this link: https://podfollow.com/the-boardroom-from-sky-sports. We'll see you soon, inside 'The Boardroom'.

Juliette Ferrington and Joe Thomlinson bring you the best bits of their One on One podcast in 2024.Hear interviews with big names from the Premier League and beyond, such as Pep Guardiola, Arne Slot, Ange Postecoglou, Danny Welbeck and Sonia Bompastor.   We’ll be back with more One on Ones in 2025. To find us, search 'One on One from Sky Sports' and make sure you give this podcast a follow so you don’t miss an episode: https://podfollow.com/one-on-one-from-sky-sports.

Thierry Henry, former Arsenal star and one of the Premier League's greatest forwards, joins Dave Jones and Jamie Carragher for a lively debate on footballing greatness. They dissect the legacies of icons like Cristiano Ronaldo, Wayne Rooney, and Didier Drogba, evaluating peak performances and individual contributions. Highlights include the criteria for greatness and the emotional impact of assists versus goals. The discussion culminates in a fan vote that ultimately crowns Henry as the greatest, showcasing the passion and subjectivity surrounding football's finest.

Dave Jones presents Super Sunday from the Tottenham Hotspur stadium alongside Les Ferdinand, Jamie Redknapp, and Jamie Carragher and they analysed all the talking points from a very eventful game which saw league-leaders Liverpool score six times, which guaranteed them to be top of the table at Christmas. Redknapp described Liverpool’s performance as ‘incredible’ and said they exposed every weakness of Tottenham. Carragher agreed and felt the scoreline could have been much worse for the hosts. Trent Alexander-Arnold once again produced an eye-catching performance, and with the full-back's contract still to be resolved, Carra believes he would be remembered as one of the greats to play for the club if he does decide to stay at Anfield.Ange Postecoglou reacted after the match, saying it was a painful day for Spurs as they could not compete at the same level as the hosts. In contrast, Arne Slot was obviously delighted with his players’ display and felt it was their best away performance of the season despite conceding three times. Pat Davison also speaks to goalscorer Mo Salah and Tottenham captain Son Heung-Min.

Arsenal dazzled with a stunning 5-1 victory against Crystal Palace, showcasing Gabriel Jesus's remarkable skills. The hosts dissected the tactical brilliance behind the win, focusing on teamwork and individual contributions. Arsenal's pursuit of the title is analyzed, with emphasis on their need for consistency amidst competition. Meanwhile, Crystal Palace faces challenges, struggling with defensive lapses and missed opportunities. As Gunners edge closer to the top, the pressure intensifies, marking a critical period in the league.

“There’s so many highs and lows in football that you don’t take the highs too high and the lows, you can’t let them affect you”.  In an exclusive interview for One on One, Preston defender Jack Whatmough talks openly and honestly about dealing with injury as a young player and overcoming alcohol addiction.  Jack was able to find the help he needed thanks to the Professional Footballers’ Association and we’re also joined by former Manchester City player, Jeff Whitley, from the PFA’s Wellbeing team.  If you’ve been affected by any of the issues covered in this podcast, support can be found at sky.com/viewersupport.

Former Arsenal legend Thierry Henry joins Jamie Carragher and Dave Jones in the MNF studio to reflect on Bournemouth's 1-1 draw with West Ham.Enes Unal chats to the panel about the draw and relives his stunning free-kick which cancelled out Lucas Paqueta's controversial VAR-awarded penalty for West Ham.Thierry Henry and Jamie Carragher also discuss whether Chelsea are genuine title contenders.

The drama of the Manchester derby unfolds as Manchester United pulls off a thrilling last-minute win against Manchester City, with Amad Diallo stealing the spotlight. The discussions dive deep into Pep Guardiola's self-criticism amid City's struggles and missed opportunities. Neville backs bold managerial choices that set the tone for this intense rivalry. Tactical missteps and defensive woes are critiqued, showcasing the pressures both teams face in a fiercely competitive landscape.

Jamie Redknapp and Lee Hendrie join David Jones to discuss Nottingham Forest's 2-1 comeback win over Aston Villa, which saw them move back into the Premier League's top four.

Sky Sports' Lynsey Hooper and Ron Walker are in for Joe and Jules on this episode of 'One on One'. First up, Lynsey chats to Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta about his 20 years in British football - from Rangers, to Everton and now the Gunners. Arteta looks ahead to Arsenal's busy Christmas fixture period and explains what he can learn from other sports. We also hear from Alex Iwobi, the former Arsenal and Everton midfielder, who is playing some of the best football of his career at Fulham. Iwobi discusses the influence of his uncle, Jay-Jay Okocha, playing under managers Arsene Wenger and Marco Silva, and his growing music career. If you enjoy listening to this podcast, please leave us a review and give us a follow, so you don’t miss the next episode: podfollow.com/one-on-one-from-sky-sportsTo watch the interviews from this series, head to Sky Sports News, skysports.com, or the Sky Sports Premier League YouTube channel and search for “One on One”.