Fox Football Podcast

The Fox Football Podcast is BACK with new exciting hosts Alexander Conrad and Lucas Bigeni. 

The boys offer one-word reviews for every Premier League team based off their season so far, a hot take on the sackings we've already seen 7 match weeks into the season so far, why a presser was one star's best Birthday present and how a 15-year-old sub proved Arsenal is back.

Tune in every Tuesday for your dose of entertaining Football content!

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It remains the most unforgettable day in the history of the world’s most watched football league, the English Premier League.

Sergio Aguero’s goal, 93 minutes and 20 seconds in to the last game of the season against Queens Park Rangers, who themselves survived relegation by the thinnest possible margin.

The result handed City the title, and snatched it away from perennial winners, and neighbours, Manchester United.

Presented and produced by Adam Peacock, Code Sports bring you The Aguero Goal; Drama and Delirium.

The events leading up to, and including, the day are told from four different points of view.

Joelen Lescott, Manchester City defender, part of the army of high-prized recruits bought by City to end their title drought.

Nedum Onuoha, QPR defender, who was brutally axed after 15 years at City by manager Roberto Mancini and sold to QPR, only to have to return on the final day to help his new club avoid relegation, and stop City winning the title.

Sam Matterface, commentator, who was calling the game for UK radio, and like the rest of those inside the stadium, lost his mind!

Sarah Loftus, Manchester City fan, who was 14 at the time and going through a dark period in her life. She credits football for helping save her.

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In this special brought to you by Code Sports and the Fox Football Podcast, Adam Peacock presents The Aguero Goal: Drama & Delirium.

Ten years ago this week, Manchester City defeated QPR to win the English Premier League title in the most dramatic way.

This podcast will chart the events leading up to - and during - the day through the eyes of four people.

Manchester City defender Joelen Lescott, former City turned QPR defender Nedum Onuoha, broadcaster Sam Matterface and City fan Sarah Loftus.

The full version will be released on Friday, May 13, ten years to the day since that dramatic game.

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Adam Peacock and James Dodd dream up to preview every team ahead of the 2021/22 A League Men's season.

At the end there's a review of the Socceroos performances against Saudi Arabia and China, but before that, in order the boys discuss:

Wellington Phoenix, Western Sydney Wanderers, Melbourne City, Perth Glory, Sydney FC, Central Coast Mariners, Adelaide Utd, Western United, Newcastle Jets, Macarthur FC, Brisbane Roar, Melbourne Victory.

Enjoy!

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Adam Peacock and James Dodd discuss the big talking points in football this week.

Included:

Champions League review, and what should Liverpool do about the Mo Salah contract situation?

Steve Bruce sacked, shades of David Brent?!

Who now for Newcastle? James has a left field idea.

Mauro Icardi's soap opera.

Your questions including can Melbourne Victory challenge for honours this season?

And plenty more... enjoy!

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Adam Peacock and James Dodd joins forces to chat all things football.

There's a full review of the Socceroos defeat to Japan and a look ahead to what the side needs for the big game coming against Saudi Arabia.

The Matildas situation - how will it affect what should be a great couple of games against Brazil in late October?

Is football broken? Adam and James discuss the Newcastle Utd takeover in a wider sense.

Plus thoughts on a World Cup change with a twist & who do football hipsters support? The boys try to guess.

And some A Leagues Men news with the great Diego Castro departing Perth. 

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Adam Peacock and James Dodd combine to discuss the explosive allegations made by Lisa De Vanna in regards to issues with the culture inside the Matildas going back two decades.

There's also a preview of the Socceroos upcoming World Cup qualifiers against Oman and Japan, plus rumours of Harry Souttar to the Premier League, Claudio Ranieri back in said Premier League and will Barca have a new manager when everyone returns from international duty?

Plus your questions answered!

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Adam Peacock is joined by James Dodd and Robbie Slater to discuss a whole range of matters form the world of football.

On the agenda this week:

A League draw and new kits

What vaccinations might mean for players

Harry Kewell gone at Barnet

Matildas struggle to find form

Mark Clattenberg hammers his peers

Robbie's great Graham Poll story

Premier league picture

Ange's bumpy period at Celtic

The madness of some owners

Enjoy!

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Adam Peacock is joined by firstly James Dodd and then Robbie Slater to talk football for an hour.

On the agenda:

Barca issues on and off the field

The romance of Moldova's Sheriff Tiraspol (if you can call it that)

Dodgy away day situations

Great works of art by groundsmen

The Ronaldo effect

Football and the physical side, will we ever see another beer gut?

Would missing a World Cup for the Socceroos change much?

All that and more! Enjoy.

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Adam Peacock and Robbie Slater join up to talk about the Socceroos 10th win in a row, the latest a win in Vietnam to start this crucial phase of qualifiers with six points from a possible six.

The boys discuss the possibilities of home qualifiers, and with the crazy situation in Guinea with the Moroccan team caught in a coup, Robbie re-lives the most hostile environment he travelled in to as a player. Or so he thought.

With club football returning, home games loom for the greatest players of the current era, Messi in Paris and Ronaldo in Manchester.

Robbie explains the history of PSG, and why this weekend, even with Messi in town Clermont will carry the hopes of many in France.

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