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Danny Kelly is opening up the Premier League archives to deliver you the Record Book of Premier League seasons gone by. Each week Danny and his studio guests will be picking out the best performance, worst performance, heroes and villains from some of the most memorable seasons in Premier League history.

Alongside Danny this week to reflect on the 2007/8 season is former Sunderland goalkeeper David Preece and comedian, broadcaster & Derby fan Mark Smith.

Mark gives us his thorough breakdown of Derby's campaign which would go on to be the worst in Premier League history, he also explains why Manchester United's side was better than the treble winners of 1999. There's a love in for Fernando Torres footballing ability and dashing good looks, and David explains how tie fashion and technology has progressed since that season 13 years ago.

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The boys in Isolation Sam Matterface and Alex Crook are back for another GameDay podcast!

This week Southampton's Shane Long takes us into his home to share what he's been getting up to with a special isolation diary, we also hear from Liverpool legend Ian Rush and self proclaimed High School Musical fan David Brooks.

As well as all of this, we speak to the lovely Ian Danter who is busy recording his third solo album in this weeks commentary confinement! 

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Danny Kelly is opening up the Premier League archives to deliver you the Record Book of Premier League seasons gone by. Each week Danny and his studio guests will be picking out the best performance, worst performance, heroes and villains from some of the most memorable seasons in Premier League history.

Alongside Danny this week to reflect on the 2003/4 season is talkSPORT 2's Mark Webster and former Arsenal man Adrian Clarke.

Adrian pinpoints the pivotal moment in Arsenal's invincible season and suggests they should have won more that year, Mark assesses the end of Leeds United in the Premier League and we open up the Pandora's Box of Rio Ferdinand's eight month ban from football for skipping a routine drugs test.

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The Self-Isolators are back to bring you another GameDay Podcast! On this episode Sam Matterface and Alex Crook bring you up to date with all the latest from Olympics, PFA, UEFA.

We will hear from Portsmouth's CEO Mark Catlin, Clive Allen on being diagnosed with Covid 19, Jermaine Beckford gets trapped in a car with a spider and Dom McGuiness tells us about his rabbit assault course.

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Danny Kelly is opening up the Premier League archives to deliver you the Record Book of Premier League seasons gone by. Each week Danny and his studio guests will be picking out the best performance, worst performance, heroes and villains from some of the most memorable seasons in Premier League history.

Alongside Danny this week to reflect on the 2011/12 season in talkSPORT 2's Mark Webster and former QPR midfielder Shaun Derry, who was on the pitch for THAT Aguero goal in 2012.

Shaun gives us his experiences of that day including a full breakdown of Joey Barton's red card, we also find out why Adel Taraabt couldn't hack it in the Premier League. We discuss the arrival of Andre Villas Boas to Chelsea from Porto and we figure out where it all went wrong for the Venky's and Steve Kean at Blackburn.

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Danny Kelly is compiling the definitive football record of each Premier League weekend, picking out the best performance, worst performance, heroes and villains from each weekend of the Premier League....while giving special records across the campaign.

This week Danny is joined in studio by talkSPORT's Tom Rennie and former Arsenal midfielder Adrian Clarke to discuss the impact of the Coronavirus pandemic on the World of football

Match of the Day was cancelled but to make matters worse football fans were made to suffer by watching Mrs Brown's Boys in it's allocated slot. We discuss whether Karen Brady is being greedy or sensible, and there's a tribute to the great board game Risk, which could fill the football shaped hole in your life over the next few weeks.

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Well, we may not have had much football but that doesn't mean talkSPORT turns off, there was some great stuff on Saturdays shows.

Tony Cascarino & Jordan Jarret Bryant spoke to journalist Tony Evans who is not hopeful that football will return any time soon, Laura Woods & Stuart Pearce talk where football goes from here as well as what makes a great first date! Sam Matterface & Perry Groves found out what happened when football last stopped & Lynsey Hipgrave & Darren Bent debate who is in the Premier League team of the year so far. There are also exclusive interviews with Cesar Azpilicueta & Kasper Schmeichel.

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Join Sam Matterface in his basement for a brew, a biscuit and all the Premier League chat!

Joining Sam for a cuppa and making their debuts on the podcast we have talkSPORT's very own Dom McGuinness and the former Leicester and England striker Emile Heskey.

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Just in case you couldn't get enough of Danny Kelly's Record book we decided to give you Gameday: The Appendix, everything from the Premier League Weekend you have definitely missed is covered by Danny and his studio guests.

This week Danny is joined in the studio by the two Marks, Smtih and Webster, the sift through the footballing stories that have slipped under the radar during the last week in football.

We discuss the best and worst of Ronaldinho after an eventful week for the former Brazil star. Has David Moyes found a way to improve the EFL Cup? And is Demba Ba the funniest footballer on Twitter..tune in and find out!

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