John Gibbons speaks to James Richards from the D3D4 podcast about the current situation in Leagues One and Two, as well as Matt Jones whose Tranmere side would be relegated by a points-per-game scenario… If you're already subscribed, click here to...
A few Premier League teams were on the wrong end of FA Cup upsets against lower league opposition, with Championship Derby County downing Crystal Palace. On this week’s show, Neil Atkinson speaks to Rams fan Joel Clyne, Tranmere Rovers fan Matt Jones and Oxford...
With Tranmere and Bradford successfully navigated and a few big hitters rejoining the squad, how can we expect Liverpool to line up in the USA? Neil Atkinson is joined by Neil Jones and Sean Rogers to discuss the games gone as well as what’s to come for The Reds...
Liverpool returned after what felt like the smallest break ever to thump Tranmere Rovers at Prenton Park in their first warm-up match of the season. Joining John Gibbons in the studio this week are Lizzi Doyle, Ian Salmon, Andy Heaton and Neil Jones. Also on the show,...
Liverpool start as they mean to go on with a thumping six goals nil victory over Tranmere Rovers. Joining John Gibbons to react to The Reds’ first pre-season outing are Craig Hannan, Alison McGovern and Andy Heaton. Also in the show John Gibbons manages to...
John Gibbons is back for your latest Lower League podcast just as the race for promotion in all the divisions below the Premier League being to hot up. On the show John is joined by James Richards D3D4 podcast to talk all things League One and League Two, Radio City...
Gareth Roberts and Andy Heaton went to Prenton Park to talk to Tranmere Rovers owner and chairman Mark Palios about Rovers’ battle to regain their Football League status. Mark tells of life at level five of English football, why the club has restructured its...
NON-LEAGUE football is a very different beast to its Premier League big brother. While the rules are the same, the aim is the same, and it’s played on grass with 22 players, it’s a world away from the 24-7 televised soap opera of the top flight. It’s almost a sport...
HERE we are again then. Not Easter, eating fish, buying chocolate and pretending to be religious, but an international break. Can’t be arsed with them. I can’t get excited about international football when there’s absolutely nothing riding on it....
SECOND teams. The idea of supporting a second team has come up a few times for me lately and it’s interesting that many fans screw up their face at the very idea, adopting an expression akin to one they’d use if forced to wear a stranger’s underwear (I...
