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August 04, 2020 Brentford v Fulham: The £265 Million Pound Game
Former England striker Darren Bent makes a bold claim that Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang is Arsenal’s most ‘important striker in their history’, on talkSPORT Breakfast West Ham midfielder Jack Wilshere reveals why Eddie Howe is a ‘great manager’, Danny Murphy tells Natalie Sawyer that trophies are more important than finishing in the top four in the league, Fulham’s Scott Parker & Brentford’s Thomas Frank preview the Championship Play-Off Final at Wembley with over a quarter of a billion pounds at stake live on talkSPORT, on the Sports Bar Micky Gray recounts the time he missed a crucial penalty in the Final in 1998 for Sunderland as they lost to Charlton, former Crystal Palace owner Simon Jordan reacts to news that Manchester United are closing in on the signature of Borussia Dortmund’s Jadon Sancho, Nigel Benn looks back at the night he fought American Gerald McClellan for the WBC Super-Middleweight Championship leaving the challenger with severe brain injuries and on Drive Andy Goldstein and Jamie O’Hara clash over who is the greatest British Sportsman over the last decade.
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20 min
August 03, 2020 Frank Lampard’s Chelsea Honeymoon Period Is Over
As the dust settled on Arsenal’s FA Cup victory the former Gunner Perry Groves gives a thorough critique of Frank Lampard’s first season as manager of Chelsea on the Final Word, Tony Cascarino criticises Arsenal for not putting Pierre Emerick Aubamyang on a longer contract, former England striker Darren Bent reacts to Bournemouth and Eddie Howe parting company, film director Shane Meadows reveals he did make a Bafta winning acceptance speech that will never see the light of day, David O’Leary recalls a recent moment in his life when he was reminded of his winning penalty at Italia 90 for the Republic of Ireland, Brentford midfielder Emiliano Marcondes believes that a win on Tuesday night in the Play-Off Final will see the Bees become one of the greatest teams in the world, Sir Steve Redgrave looks ahead to next year’s delayed Olympics in Tokyo and suggest it could produce a number of upsets and European expert Andy Brassell reflects on Juventus’ 9th Serie A title in a row and the relationship between Cristiano Ronaldo & Maurizio Sarri.
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19 min
July 31, 2020 Exclusive: Staveley ‘Will Not Give Up’ On Newcastle Takeover
Jim White has exclusive news fresh from Amanda Staveley as the Saudi Arabian takeover at Newcastle United is withdrawn, there’s relief for Fulham manager Scott Parker as they reach the Championship Play-Off Final, on the Sports Bar Jason Cundy demands VAR be used in Play-Off matches after two controversial goals were awarded to Cardiff at Craven Cottage, Barry Hearn defends the Snooker World Championships going ahead today after heavy criticism from a concerned Ronnie O’Sullivan who feels the players are being treated like ‘lab rats’, ahead of the FA Cup Final Jamie O’Hara labels Chelsea keeper Kepa a ‘complete waste of money’, on Breakfast former Blackburn & Celtic striker Chris Sutton demands more from the PFA on dementia issues, Simon Jordan challenges a campaigner who believes that the Exeter Chiefs Rugby Club must change their imagery which may be considered disrespectful to Native Americans, former Manchester United & Bayern Munich forward Mark Hughes recalls the time he played two professional matches in one day and despite winning the Man-of-the-Match award in the 1st ODI against Ireland David Willey admits he’s still ‘bitterly disappointed’ he wasn’t part of the World Cup campaign last year.

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20 min
July 30, 2020 Bees Buzzing Off To Wembley, Brentford’s Gonna Do It Again
There’s jubilation at Griffin Park from Brentford boss Thomas Frank and the Bees fans as they reach Wembley on an historic night after beating Swansea in the Championship Play-Off semi-final, on Drive former England fast bowler Darren Gough opens up about the mental strain playing professional sport took out of him particularly when travelling abroad, PFA Equalities Education Executive, Jason Lee, tells White & Sawyer that those at the top of the English football pyramid are scared of giving up their power, Stuart Broad’s father, Chris, reveals the moment he knew his son was a quality fast bowler as the England man reached 500 Test wickets on Tuesday, boxing promoter Eddie Hearn talks about the challenges of setting up 'Fight Camp' in his back garden, former England & Sunderland Striker Darren Bent reflects on the time he bought a pet snake when he was a Charlton player and Adrian Durham questions the confidence some Leeds fans have in their club & Marcelo Bielsa avoiding relegation from the Premier League next season.
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18 min
July 29, 2020 Willian, It Was Really Nothing
There’s a transfer exclusive on the White & Sawyer show as super-agent Kia Joorabchian reveals where Chelsea forward Willian may be headed, Brighton’s Glen Murray praises the job manager Graham Potter has done in changing the Seagull’s style of play, Adam Lallana talks about the ‘perfect move’ after leaving Liverpool for the Amex Stadium, former Palace manager Ian Holloway suggests Wilfred Zaha is good enough to join Manchester City, Simon Jordan slams the idea that Bournemouth may take legal advice after Aston Villa benefited from the ‘ghost goal’ against Sheffield United last month, former Leeds & England full-back Danny Mills pans VAR once more in a season review special on Kick-Off, Everton legend Alan Stubbs lauds Leighton Baines’ as the Toffees ‘greatest ever’ left-back as the former England defender hangs up his boots, Stuart Broad admits he still has the ‘hunger and desire’ to improve as a 34-year-old after taking his 500th Test Match wicket, Stradivarius wins the Goodwood Cup for a record fourth time under jockey Frankie Dettori on talkSPORT 2 and there’s controversy on the Sports Bar as a new quiz between Jason Cundy and Jordan Jarrett-Bryan doesn’t quite go to plan.
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19 min
July 28, 2020 talkSPORT’s Poet Laureate & Jurgen Klopp Wins LMA Award
Crystal Palace’s Andros Townsend picks Gary Cahill in his Premier League Team of the Year as well as admitting his own form has affected Wilf Zaha’s performances this season, there’s reaction on the Sports Bar to Jurgen Klopp winning the LMA manager award, meanwhile on White & Sawyer former Liverpool midfielder Danny Murphy expects another league title win at Anfield next season, there’s news of Yaya Toure returning to English football, the Aston Villa boss Dean Smith defends his players celebrations after securing their Premier League survival and also has news on Jack Grealish’s future, after Fulham beat Cardiff 2-0 in the Championship Play-Off Semi-Final 1st leg Bluebirds gaffer Neil Harris blasts the referee, Adrian Durham pays homage to David Silva via a poem on Drive, former England fast bowler Darren Gough lauds Stuart Broad after another scintillating performance from the 33 year-old and a caller isn’t happy with Troy ‘Mr Watford’ Deeney!
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19 min
July 27, 2020 Hornets Stung, Cherries Bitten & Villains Become Heroes
A relieved Aston Villa manager Dean Smith reflects on his side avoiding the drop after a crucial 1-1 draw against West Ham, an emotional Eddie Howe reacts to Bournemouth getting relegated to the Championship despite a spirited display in a 3-1 win at Goodison Park, a brutally honest Watford captain Troy Deeney admits that the Hornets were ‘not good enough this season’ as they face a season in the second tier of English football, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer believes that Manchester United are now in the hunt for trophies after reaching next season’s Champions League thanks to a 2-0 victory against Leicester City, Foxes boss Brendan Rodgers reveals he’s still proud despite missing out on the top four and Frank Lampard lavishes praise on Mason Mount after his performance as Chelsea beat Wolves 2-0 at Stamford Bridge.
Liverpool skipper Jordan Henderson tells talkSPORT 2 that any member of the Reds squad could have won the FWA award he won last week, rock legend Noel Gallagher reveals the time Manchester City’s David Silva gave him one of his matchday jerseys, Newcastle boss Steve Bruce demands more from the authorities and how they should deal with trolls on social media and Bundesliga expert Kev Hatchard has news on Bayer Leverkusen’s Kai Havertz and his potential move to Chelsea on the Trans Euro Express.
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19 min
July 24, 2020 ‘I Have A Love/Hate Relationship With Bielsa’
Liverpool CEO Peter Moore tells Jim White that Jurgen Klopp was ‘made for Liverpool like Shankly’, former England manager Sam Allardyce jumps to the defence of Chelsea boss Frank Lampard and also admits he’s bemused at Nigel Pearson’s dismissal at Watford, on Drive Brighton boss Graham Potter takes a polite swipe at Premier League drinks breaks and VAR, West Brom’s Romaine Sawyers talks about working under manager Slaven Bilic after the Baggies got promoted to the promised land, on the flip side Charlton manager Lee Bowyer admits his side getting relegated was the ‘lowest he’s felt’ in his career, Manchester United’s Jesse Lingard opens up about the off-field issues he had last season, Leeds United striker Patrick Bamford hits back at criticism of him amid reports that the Elland Road club have been linked with buying big name players, Alan Brazil bemoans the decision to cancel the traditional Hogmanay celebrations in Edinburgh, Darren Gough makes a massive statement about the futures of Stuart Broad & James Anderson and the Sports Bar are joined by a Flat Earth believer.
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20 min
July 23, 2020 Liverpool FC Back On Their Perch After 30 Years
On an astonishing night of football, Liverpool lifted the Premier League trophy at Anfield for the first time after beating Chelsea 5-3, Manchester United’s Paul Pogba concedes a penalty against West Ham after a blatant handball leading to Jermaine Beckford suggesting he should be sold by the Old Trafford hierarchy, in the Championship West Brom gained promotion to the top flight in a tense draw with QPR after Brentford fluffed their lines against Barnsley as a late winner from Clarke Oduor secured the Tykes’ survival, Wigan & Fulham finished all square leaving the Latics facing relegation pending an appeal against their 12-point deduction and Leeds United's 4-0 demolition of Charlton sees the Addicks headed to League One as the champions lifted the trophy at Elland Road.
Crystal Palace winger Andros Townsend joined the talkSPORT Breakfast Show and offered advice to England fast bowler Jofra Archer on dealing with the pressures of the sporting limelight, Trevor Sinclair questions Manchester City’s interest in Bournemouth’s Nathan Ake, Drivetime’s Adrian Durham advises Leeds to sign John Stones from City next season, former Watford & Sunderland striker Kevin Philips remains bemused at the dismissal of Nigel Pearson at Vicarage Road, Hawksbee & Jacobs return to a classic Clips of the Week from 2006 and Aston Villa legend Gaby Agbonlahor advises Jack Grealish to leave Villa Park in the summer.

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20 min
July 22, 2020 I Guess That’s Why They Call It The Claret & Blues
Watford get thumped 4-0 by Manchester City which leaves one Hornets fan fuming on the Sports Bar, Interim boss Hayden Mullins reveals what he said to his players after the defeat, Aston Villa manager Dean Smith is relieved his club are in charge of their own destiny after beating FA Cup Finalists Arsenal at Villa Park, Ally McCoist picks his Player of the Year in the Premier League, Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp looks ahead to picking up the Premier League trophy tonight at Anfield and former Ireland striker Tony Cascarino pays tribute to Jack Charlton with a brilliant anecdote on talkSPORT Breakfast.
Charlton boss Lee Bowyer previews their crucial clash in the Championship with Marcelo Bielsa’s Leeds United as the Addicks bid for survival, Leeds’ Stuart Dallas praises the work his Argentine manager has done to improve his game, West Bromwich manager Slaven Bilic believes his side are 90 minutes of football away from returning to the Premier League as they take on QPR live on talkSPORT tonight, Manchester United’s Ole Gunnar Solskjaer reveals whether or not David De Gea could be dropped for the clash with West Ham, boxing promoter Eddie Hearn reckons Matchroom’s Fight Camp could transform the sport, South Coast Correspondent Alex Crook has news on Drive about which rival Premier League club Southampton’s Pierre-Emile Hojberg will join and Andy Jacobs reveals to Paul Hawksbee which Australian TV show has become his new obsession
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