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The show that nearly didn’t make it… has! News, preand Le Hand of God making a comeback this time in a World Cup qualifier that sees Irish eyes a crying. Go grab yourself a concilliatory Guinness, sit back and listen to this Show 14. Download ...

… show that is of this season on Black Friday no less. Bruce wasn’t the only one cursing his bad luck (more Beachballs please he cries!) as the Prem threw up some one-sided and surprisingly very tight contests this week where none were ...

Well, as if we needed more reminding of the dominant colour of the moment – red – we see that referees aren’t shy of it either brandishing enough rouge ones to mark this season as the worst on record (Premier League records at least) ...

Hats off to the reds of Liverpool in lulling us all into a false sense of assumption about their Premier League aspirations. Whilst we wander through the results we mull over the weeks’ news from Flu to Blue, the colour Pompey must literally feel ...

Well, there’s really only the one big story of the week of course involving a certain red-coloured football club and a certain red-coloured Beach Ball. The big question for this coming weekend is… can the Reds bounce back! Find out what what ...

Well, the Prem is back in full flight with a 3day bumper carnivale of footy after yet another break for internationals of one kind or another. There’s Fergie apologizing as well as Sheilaroo err… Socceroo talk and just how much damage has ...

Well, we’re back at last after a mid-mid-season sabbatical and what a strange (last) week it was: draws aplenty, Pompey and Hull claiming (cashless! and) priceless wins the former finally getting their season underway? Tell us what you think after ...

Well, a game for the ages and there’s not much to say really that can top that. Best Mancunian Derby match in years (Mark can say that since his team won) – despite timekeeping problems – which the AGOTH hosts reckon should be someone ...

This week sees a ruling on player quotas that just doesn’t seem right to us with Rafa bemoaning as much claiming ‘kwallitee’ is what he strives for – Arsene says as much. A week lacking in quality on the pitch as well with ...

The Prem is back this week (hurrah we say) after a brief sabbatical for the pointless friendlies and pointed World Cup qualifying matches for South Africa 2010. Indulgences aside, England have rarely looked so convincing and we feel Cappello is breaking ...

Well we cover a bit of newsy ground this week what with the closure of the transfer window #1 or T1 if you like. Of course, the premership reconvenes on the 12th due to the World Cup qualifiers (and friendlies). Plenty of repeat listening of agoth during ...

Well it’s been an interesting week as far as Football is concerned – a nasty piece of retro hooliganism reared it’s very ugly melon during this week’s Carling Cup match at Upton Park and we’re not talking about Carlton ...

Show 2 of the season and despite a groggy start we promise to get back into a normal timeslot from hereon. It’s a results oriented business is footy and we’re all about results for this one – lot’s of fixtures to cover in the ...

Here we are again, it’s the start of another season and it’s time to blow the cobwebs out with a preview show. We pick our bottom 3 and our top 5, ponder the Michael Owen transfer and pick our tips for this weekend’s opening ...

No last day drama although there was plenty of opportunity. No win for any of the bottom 9 clubs and that really sums up the season and perhaps Hull’s Phil Brown would be better off keeping quiet rather than coming out with rubbish such as his ...

Well, here we are, the final week of the season and whilst all is done and dusted with the title race, it’s far from over at the bottom. United’s 0-0 draw with Arsenal was enough to see them clinch a 3rd Premiership on the trot and an 11th in ...

So, here we are, the penultimate week of the Premier League and it looks like the top is all but resolved - United only needing 1pt from their remaining two games and will no doubt want to wrap things up in their last home game this weekend against the ...

Referees in the headlines again this week but largely as victims and certainly the way they are currently treated and the tools they are given is mkaing their position untenable. And as for the Respect campaign? What a joke! Hopefully, UEFA come down ...

Into the final month and it’s been a busy start. Ryan Giggs somehow got PFA Player of the Year, Jurgen Klinnsman got the boot from Bayern Munich, could he be on the way to City?, and Serie A decided to go Premier League. And poor old Harold Webb ...