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Graham Stuart and Paddy Barclay join Marcus Buckland to discuss the end of a busy January transfer window. Manchester United smashed their club record to sign Juan Mata from Chelsea and we hear from the Spaniard as well as from David Moyes and former United striker Dwight Yorke. We discuss all the other transfer news and hear from a delighted Everton manager Roberto Martinez after Leighton Baines signed a new four-year contract at the club. We get the lowdown on Spurs manager Tim Sherwood from his former team-mate and title winner at Blackburn, Stuart Ripley. Along with Graham and Paddy, Everton legend, Graeme Sharp, gives us his nominations for the Barclays Merit Awards. Plus we hear from a 83-year-old zip-wiring Southampton super fan!
Norwich City captain Russell Martin tells Jacqui Oatley and former Everton defender Matt Jackson how that late win against Hull City has helped ease the pressure on manager Chris Hughton. We investigate what Chelsea's win over Manchester United means for the title ambitions of both clubs and former Blues winger Pat Nevin drops in to explain why the Jose Mourinho factor can bring glory back to the Bridge. Jacqui also examines what makes women want to take up refereeing at all levels of the game and we hear from Pablo Zabaleta, Tim Sherwood, and new West Bromwich Albion head coach Pepe Mel.
Former Liverpool midfielder Jason McAteer joins Marcus Buckland and Iain Dowie to tell us why the Reds are the real deal this season, and which of Brendan Rodgers' stars has caught his eye in the past few matches. A Sunderland fan who has been on the terraces for nearly 60 years discusses a new lease of life for the Mackems under head coach Gus Poyet as they move off the foot of the table. We also hear from West Ham United's Andy Carroll after his return from injury, captain Vincent Kompany on another win for free-scoring Manchester City, and Gunners midfielder Jack Wilshere on Arsenal clinging on to top spot, plus we pay tribute to the Barclays Premier League's deadliest ever sub.
Cardiff City captain Steven Caulker joins Dave Farrar, former Liverpool and Spurs defender John Scales and journalist Andy Dunn to discuss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer taking charge of the Bluebirds and the impact the “king of subs” has had on the club. With the January transfer window open, Crystal Palace chairman Steve Parish is asked how difficult it is to bring in new talent. West Bromwich Albion defender Jonas Olsson explains how things are looking up at The Hawthorns under a new regime. We also cover Theo Walcott’s shock injury, Tim Sherwood’s start to life at Spurs, and David Moyes needing to get back to winning ways at Old Trafford. #bpl #cpfc #afc #ccfc #cardiffcityfc #wbafc #bluebirds #solskjaer
Manchester City legend Peter Reid and Hull City goalkeeper Steve Harper join Marcus Buckland and Stewart Robson to look back at a busy festive period in the Barclays Premier League. Arsenal lead the way but Reid tells us why Joe Hart has helped to make City the team to beat, while Harper gives credit to the fans who have been braving the elements.
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