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Declan Hill, the author of the critically acclaimed 2008 book, The Fix joins us on the EPL Talk Podcast to discuss recent events related to corruption in the game. Among the topics discussed with Hill include how the UEFA Champions League and Europa League early rounds are susceptible to match fixing, the plight of smaller European leagues, match fixing in Asia and UEFA's attitude towards corruption as contrasted with FIFA's. Hill's book won the EPL Talk award for best new book following the 2008-2009 season.

Gary James is the guest interviewee as he dives into a whole host of fascinating topics such as: * Getting the record straight on the history of Manchester City and how they were founded, * The history of Manchester Central FC â the other team in Manchester other than City and United, * Who was the greatest ever English goalkeeper, * The stories about Bert Trautmann and what heâs famous for other than playing with a broken neck, * Jamesâs memories of Maine Road and whether he misses the ground, * The answer to the big question â whether there are more City or United supporters inside Manchester, * Fascinating stories about the one-and-only Joe Mercer, who was a legend at Arsenal, Aston Villa and City, * And much more. Whether youâre a City supporter or a fan of football, be sure to download this must-listen episode.

EPL Talk visits The New Den, home of Millwall FC, for an exclusive look at the FA Cup on tour. Reporter Laurence McKenna and director Max Bell interview Neil Harris and Paul Robinson about their weekend clash with Staines and the 2004 FA Cup Final.

Andy Mitten, author of "Glory, Glory: Man Utd in the 90s," is the latest guest on the EPL Talk Podcast. During the interview, Mitten discusses the stories both on and off the pitch of some of the legendary Manchester United players from the 1990s. Plus he talks about the Manchester United team of 2009. Andy Mitten â whose great uncle Charlie Mitten was a star in Matt Busbyâs first great side â writes regularly for The Independent and FourFourTwo magazine. He has visited 90 countries and every continent as a football writer, covering derby games from Israel to the Faroes and Andorra to South Africa. He has also interviewed players such as Rooney, Ronaldinho, Rivaldo, Etoâo, Keane and Gerrard. Born and red in Manchester, Andy currently divides his time between M16 and Barcelona, scene of Unitedâs greatest triumph. He has written or co-written eight United books.

Frequent guest Chris Oakley of Some People on the Pitch, the Sound of Football and the Onion Bag joins us to discuss International Football, West Ham United, and the World Cup Draw.

Robbie Earle MBE, leading Football pundit joins us to discuss his career in football and broadcasting.

Dave Trotter, French Football expert joins us to discuss the Henry matter.

We examine both sides of the Henry incident. A must listen to pod.

David France, a football philanthropist and collector of the world's largest football memorabilia collection, is the guest on the latest episode of the EPL Talk Podcast. France has an incredible story to tell about the 20 years he spent traveling the world and assembling the most comprehensive collection of any English football club. It's a wonderful story and a must-listen.

Will football come home to England for the 2018 World Cup? We explore this topic as well as look back at the weekend's UEFA World Cup Qualifying playoffs and discuss the potential impact of Ireland's elimination on US/UK TV viewership and traveling supporter attendance to South Africa with Soccerex Business Development Director, Misha Sher.

Kartik Krishnaiyer and Laurence McKenna break down the friendly between Fabio Capello's England and the reigning Copa American Champion Brazil. We also look at Ireland's chances to beat France and advance to the World Cup as well as the other three UEFA playoff matchups.

The EPL Talk Podcast discusses the FA's Respect campaign towards officials. Why are officials so badly treated by supporters, players and managers? Has the campaign had any positive affect? Why does John Yerry always lead a group of Chelsea players to crowd around the officials? Why does Sir Alex Ferguson always seem to blame the officials when Manchester United has an unexpectedly bad result? Sure, these are generalizations but sometimes perception becomes reality. All aspects of officiaiting and complains about officials broken down on today's EPL Talk podcast.

Matt Dickinson, football writer for the Times joins Christopher Harris on this edition of the EPL Talk podcast.

Richard Farley, the host of the Inside the Six podcast joins us to breakdown the top of the table matchup between Chelsea and Manchester United.

Burton Albion manager and former Canadian international Paul Peschisolido is the latest guest on the EPL Talk Podcast, North America's only daily football show. Peschisolido has a proud history as a journeyman footballer in the United Kingdom who has played at several clubs including Fulham, Birmingham City, Stoke City, West Bromwich Albion and other clubs. In this exclusive interview with EPL Talk, Peschisolido discusses several subjects such as his club's upcoming FA Cup tie against non-league club Oxford City, how he ended up moving to England to begin his Football League career with Birmingham City, what English football was like in 1992, whether he would be interested in managing Canada if offered the job in the future, when will Canada next qualify for the World Cup and much more.

Kartik Krishnaiyer and Laurence McKenna break down all the midweek Champions League action. Hear Kartik's very sharp opinions on UEFA's seeding process and Laurence's views on Jose Mourinho and Rafa Benetiz. We also preview this weekend's headline top of the table clash between Chelsea and Manchester United. The EPL Talk Podcast is North America's only daily Football show.

Spurs and Southampton legend Martin Chivers joins us on the podcast. Among the topics discussed are: His new autobiography His current hospitality work with Spurs His thoughts on Spurs potential new stadium What it took get noticed by Southampton Did the move to White Hart Lane help his prospects for making Alf Ramsey's England squad. His amazing comeback from injury in the 1969-70 season. The many facets of his relationship with Bill Nicholson His time playing in the Swiss League Much much more!

Brant Parsons of the Orlando Sentinel, and the Orlando Sentinel.com stops by to talk about Arsene Wenger's impact on Arsenal and English Football. Wenger recently collected his 1,000the Premiership point and broke the record for the longest tenure as an Arsenal manager. Among the topics discussed on this show are Wenger's training techniques, his ability to spot excellent young players, his emphasis on eating right and how that lengthened he careers of several players and much more. We also debate whether or not Arsenal's desire to "walk the ball into the back of the net," and Wenger's overemphasis on young players has hurt Arsenal in recent seasons.

Paul Armstrong the editor of the iconic BBC production, Match of the Day joins us to answer everything you want to know about the show. Topics discussed include the theme music from the program, the running order of highlights, why certain matches have more highlights, why some weeks have midweek MOTD and others do not, what MOTD2 is, and much, much more.

Simon Kuper, bestselling and critically acclaimed author joins us on the EPL Talk Podcast to discuss his new book. the book, titled "Why England Lose" in the UK and "Soccernomics" in the US is a comprehensive look at all aspects of the game and evaluates insight from economics, statistics, business and psychology to evaluate the world game. This twenty five minute interview is a must listen for anyone who is curious as to why Germany wins so much, England underachieves and how Arsene Wneger turned Arsenal into a powerhouse once again. These topics and muc, much more covered on the show.