The Totally Football Show with James Richardson

Michael Cox, a football writer and analyst, alongside Daniel Storey, a columnist with a knack for in-depth Premier League analysis, discuss Arsenal's iconic unbeaten season. They explore how Arsene Wenger's Gunners defied expectations and what made them so formidable. The episode touches on the seismic impact of Roman Abramovich's spending at Chelsea, pivotal moments like Ruud van Nistelrooy's penalty miss, and the broader cultural shifts in football broadcasting with ITV taking the lead. Also, memorable matches and key performances keep the nostalgia alive.

James Horncastle, a renowned football writer and commentator, shares his poignant experiences from covering the Club World Cup in the U.S. Duncan Alexander, a savvy football data analyst, discusses insights from the quarter-finals. The guests pay heartfelt tribute to Diogo Jota, reflecting on his legacy at Liverpool and Wolves, and the emotional impact of his sudden passing. They also delve into international tournaments, contrasting the Gold Cup and Club World Cup popularity in the U.S., and touch on intriguing transfer rumors and team dynamics.

It’s Jimbo, Daniel Storey, Seb Stafford-Bloor and Adrian Clarke after a jam-packed weekend of summer football.Shocks aplenty in the last 16 of the Club World Cup with Inter knocked out by Fluminense and holders Manchester City beaten 4-3 by Al-Hilal. We hail the impact of Inzaghi and ask if there’s a blueprint on how to beat City.Chelsea are now flying the flag for England and have added Joao Pedro to their ranks. But it’s the weather that dominates discussion over their victory against Benfica.England Under 21s retain the Euros, beating Germany in the final, as Lee Carsley continues to build his legacy and reputation.Will the Lionesses follow suit? The big-kick off in the Women’s Euros is upon us. Michael Cox gives us the lowdown on whether Sarina’s side can retain their trophy.Plus Keith Andrews at Brentford and cameras on the pitch.Produced by Charlie Jones.RUNNING ORDER: • PART 1: Man City 3-4 Al-Hilal (05.00)• PART 2a: Inter 0-2 Fluminense (16.00) • PART 2b: Bayern and Chelsea through as the Blues sign Pedro (22.00)• PART 3a: England Under 21s win the Euros (31.00)• PART 3b: Brentford appoint Andrews, plus your questions (39.00)• PART 4: Women’s Euros preview with Michael Cox (47.00) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Back in the summer of 2020, Jimbo and co passed the time reviewing classic Premier League campaigns.Here from the vault, we bring you the thoughts of Michael Cox, Daniel Storey and Matt Davies-Adams on the 1998/99 season, when there were many twists and turns but one team won it all.It was the best season ever to be a Man United fan with Sir Alex Ferguson's side taken right down to the wire but winning the Premier League, FA Cup and Champions League. But what else about 98/99 have you forgotten?Di Canio shoving a referee? Liverpool having joint managers? West Ham finishing 5th?Relive one of the most dramatic seasons in Premier League history.Produced by Charlie Jones.RUNNING ORDER: • PART 1a: Gullit joins Newcastle (04.00)• PART 1b: John Gregory’s Aston Villa (06.30) • PART 1c: West Ham finish 5th (09.00)• PART 1d: Paolo Di Canio versus Paul Alcock (10.30)• PART 2a: A three-way title race (15.00)• PART 2b: Forest relegated, Van Hooijdonk on strike (25.00)• PART 2c: Houllier/Evans at Liverpool (28.00) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Join Daniel Storey, a football writer celebrated for his expertise on the England U21 team, and JJ Bull, a football journalist and musician with a new album. They tackle the intensity of England's upcoming clash with Germany in the Euros and reflect on the dramatic exit of Argentinian clubs from the Club World Cup, particularly River Plate's fighting spirit. Don't miss their take on Lyon's shocking relegation and the hilarious anecdotes that intertwine music with football culture.

Brazilian teams shine in the Club World Cup, with Botafogo eliminating Atletico Madrid for an all-Brazilian clash against Palmeiras. A thrilling reunion looms as PSG faces Messi's Inter Miami in the last 16. Manchester City and Juventus prepare to battle it out, but questions arise about their true strengths. Youth tournaments are heating up, with England's U19s and U21s pushing for finals. The debate rages on about player transfers and weather challenges affecting the sport today.

Michael Cox, a football tactical expert and author of 'The Mixer', joins Tom Williams, a seasoned football writer who closely followed Liverpool's title run in 2013-14. They revisit the unforgettable season when Liverpool almost clinched the title, exploring the drama of Gerrard's catastrophic slip and what could have been if Suarez had moved to Arsenal. They also unpack memorable matches, the fierce competition from City and Chelsea, and bizarre moments like Anelka's controversial goal celebration. Football nostalgia at its finest!

James Horncastle, a European football expert, joins football writers Carl Anka and Benji Lanyado. They discuss Al-Hilal's surprising draw with Real Madrid and debate the strengths of Simone Inzaghi's team. Manchester City's new tactics shine in their win against Wydad, raising questions about their previous struggles. The crew also dives into youth football developments and a thrilling Inter Totally Cup match between Benji and Julien Laurens, all while sharing their trademark humor and insights.

James Richardson chats with Daniel Storey, a prominent football writer; Seb Stafford-Bloor, who provides sharp insights into the game; and Matt Davies-Adams, a football commentator. They dive into Chelsea's 2-0 win against LAFC and the Club World Cup highlights, pondering Ander Herrera's dramatic impact. The group discusses Liverpool's potential signing of Florian Wirtz and their ambitions. Gennaro Gattuso's appointment to manage Italy is dissected, alongside Brentford's intriguing managerial situation and Sheffield Wednesday's ongoing struggles.

Michael Cox, a football writer and analyst, teams up with Daniel Storey, a football writer and author, to delve into the thrilling 1994/95 Premier League season. They discuss Blackburn's long-awaited title win and the jaw-dropping final day drama. The infamous Kung Fu kick from Eric Cantona takes center stage, along with Andy Cole's surprising move to Manchester United. Jurgen Klinsmann’s impact on the league and Norwich's shocking dive into relegation add layers to their lively conversation about the era's highs and lows.