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The William Hill Sports Book of the Year will be announced next month, and today we get the longlist of books nominated for the most prestigious award a sporting tome can win.
Book Club regulars Adrian Durham & Neil Foggin discuss the longlist, and we hear from some of the authors who have featured on the book club over the last year.
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Jim White, Simon Jordan and Danny Murphy looked back as Celtic’s unbeaten start to the season came to a halt as they were taught a Champions League lesson by Borussia Dortmund. Is Brendan being tactically arrogant in Europe? Meanwhile, Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes has avoided a ban after the club successfully appealed against his red card in Sunday's loss to Tottenham. Should clubs still be allowed to appeal in this VAR era?
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Jim White was joined by Alex Crook and former Premier League boss Alan Pardew to pick over the pieces of another disappointing result for Southampton. Should we be concerned about the gap between the Premier League and the promoted sides? Meanwhile, Graham Potter returned to our TV screens, putting himself in the spotlight for potential jobs. Could England be a landing spot? Plus, Liam Rosenior is enjoying life in France as RC Strasbourg manager. He caught up with Jim after taking their biggest scalp yet, Roberto De Zerbi's Marseille.
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Jim White and Simon Jordan are joined by the former Arsenal invincible Martin Keown to look back at Manchester United's 3-0 defeat to Tottenham Hotspur, as the pressure mounts on Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag. However, talkSPORT understands he is set to stay as Manchester United manager at least for the next two games. They also discuss recent comments made by Man United CEO Omar Berrada, who has told staff at the club that they are aiming to win the Premier League title in 2028. And after his 4 goals for Chelsea in their win over Brighton on Saturday, they discuss if Cole Palmer is currently the best player in the Premier League.
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Sam Matterface, Alex Crook and Troy Deeney looked ahead to a big game on Sunday that sees two of the league's current underachievers go head-to-head to Old Trafford. Who needs the win more? Meanwhile, Stefan Borson is in studio to provide an update on Manchester City's case vs the Premier League's APT rules, and we shine a light on why the Premier League have delayed their use of semi-automated offsides again this season.
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Jim White, Simon Jordan ask if soap-opera antics are hurting boxing? Eddie Hearn accuses Simon's column of "borderline racism" - they get Simon's response. They reflect on Saudi Arabia’s first year in boxing. Plus, talkSPORT pundit Spencer Oliver and Heavyweight Boxer Derek Chisora join the studio to discuss what is next for Daniel Dubois.
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Adrian Durham and Neil Foggin are joined in the studio by the author of More Than a Game: A History of How Sport Made Britain, David Horspool.
Many of our most dramatic social shifts have played out in sporting arenas: cricket and class mobility, rugby and regional rivalry, tennis and gender equality, golf and battles for land, boxing and race-relations. It's a fascinating account of the games, players and audiences that have defined Britain's past.
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Jim White, Simon Jordan & Danny Murphy discuss Leicester's win over Walsall on pens, fan frustration with Steve Cooper and if he's under pressure. They also analyse Haaland’s viral clash with Arteta and Gabriel, debating humility vs. arrogance in football. Plus, Nicky Butt shares insights on Man United, Marcus Rashford and reflections on the Class of '92.
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Jim White & Simon Jordan are joined by Football Finance expert Stefan Borson to unpack the Friedkin Group’s Everton takeover and Man City’s alleged 115 financial rule breaches. Plus, Rodri’s season-threatening injury and an exclusive with new IBF champ Daniel Dubois after his knockout win over Anthony Joshua.
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Jim White, Simon Jordan and Martin O’Neil look back at a fractious clash at The Etihad between Champions Manchester City and Arsenal. Are the Gunners buying into the dark arts of the game? And Daniel Dubois’ trainer Don Charles joins the boys in the studio following DDD’s knock out win over Anthony Joshua to retain the IBF title at Wembley.
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Jim White and Alex Crook were joined by Troy Deeney to look ahead to the potential title decider on Sunday as Man City host Arsenal. After taking four points from the fixtures last season, what will the Gunners' approach be? Meanwhile, Daniel Dubois defends his IBF heavyweight world title against Anthony Joshua tomorrow night in what is expected to be British-record 96,000 sell out. Ahead of the Wembley war, his head trainer Don Charles has been missing from all the fight week media activities, leading to speculation of a rift in the camp and a sensational split just days before the fight. Don joined the show exclusively to put it all to bed...
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Jim White and Simon Jordan discuss Tottenham's late goals securing a 2-1 win over Coventry in the League Cup—are Postecoglou's words matching his actions? Plus, Prime Minister Keir Starmer's Arsenal corporate box: does it help or hurt his "man of the people" image? Former Man City chairman David Bernstein discusses his book on the club's rebirth. And the long-awaited Joshua vs. Dubois fight is here - legendary boxing voice Adam Smith joins the studio.
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Jim White, Simon Jordan & Danny Murphy discuss Rodri warning of a player strike over packed schedules—valid or overblown? Ex-PFA Chief Gordon Taylor joins the show. Was referee Anthony Taylor in control after issuing 14 yellow cards in one game? And does VAR audio show that refs aren’t just robotic but aware of the situation.
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Jim White and Simon Jordan discuss Birmingham City’s victory over Wrexham in the Battle of Hollywood in League 1, Andy Brassell breaks down the new Champions League format ahead of the revamped group stage beginning today and Simon reflects on the start of the Manchester City vs Premier League trial!
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Jim White, Simon Jordan and Martin Keown discuss yet another North London derby day win for Arsenal, is Ange Postecoglou heaping more pressure on his Spurs players and former Rangers Chairman Dave King sensationally claims that he has made himself available for a return to Ibrox!
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Jim White and Alex Crook were joined by Martin O'Neill as the date was set for Manchester City's hearing into their 115 charges from the Premier League. Are we on the path to some sort of resolution? Meanwhile, Southampton manager Russell Martin has hit back at criticism from the likes of our very own Danny Murphy on the team's style of play. Does a strong manager know when to stick by their principles in the face of adversity? And there's the small matter of a North London derby on Sunday. Can Arsenal prevail without the talents of Declan Rice and Martin Odegaard?
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Jim White & Simon Jordan discuss Mikel Arteta’s new contract with Arsenal and the future of his reign at the club. Plus, Alejandro Garnacho’s social media stir with Ronaldo’s criticism of Erik ten Hag—has the club legend turned sour? And with the Joshua vs. Dubois title fight approaching, Spencer Oliver and Adam Smith join the studio.
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Jim White, Simon Jordan and Danny Murphy ask if Lee Carsley is the right man for England after back-to-back wins? Has Harry Kane silenced his critics with two goals on his 100th cap? They break down Declan Rice's red card and the ongoing debate over refereeing decisions. Plus a focus on Kick It Out's campaign against sexism in football.
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Jim White and Simon Jordan discuss Harry Kane’s 100 caps for England, and salute the Bayern Munich star. Troy Townsend reflects on 13 years at "Kick It Out" and the lack of Black managers in football. Plus, Football Finance expert Stefan Borson unpacks Chelsea’s ownership rift.
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Jim White and Simon Jordan are joined by the former Arsenal invincible Martin Keown to look back at England's 2-0 victory over the Republic of Ireland, as the Lee Carsley era begins with a win. They discuss whether Interim Manager Carsley should get the job on a full-time basis, and debate if the England manager should always sing the National Anthem, with Carsley choosing not to do so before Saturday's game. They are also joined by Scottish Football Writer Bill Leckie to reflect on Scotland's 2-1 defeat in Portugal, with Steve Clarke's side now on a run of just 1 win in their last 14 matches. And they discuss what's going on with Chelsea's ownership, with them reportedly at loggerheads over how the club is run.
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