Mick’s home town’s hit the headlines this week, as Chorley’s town centre manager announced away fans weren’t welcome in his town.

Mick was not impressed.

Also on the agenda: Surprise surprise, Spurs’ new stadium is nowhere near ready.

Lizzi has her say on “sign on, sign on” chants from Wolves fans

And it turns out clubs don’t even need fans in their grounds anymore to make any money.

As heard on Radio City Talk’s #LiverpoolLive, weekdays from 1pm.

It's the first podcast of the new season, and #TheGamesGone are asking the big questions...

Can Liverpool topple Man City?

Are Chelsea a big club?

And can you help Lizzi get a name for her fantasy football team?

As heard on Radio City Talk, weekdays from 1pm.

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Mick, Lizzi and supersub Paul Doward tackle the biggest talking points in football.

This week on The Games Gone:

We discuss the idea of interviewing players DURING the game.

PLUS New plans to give manager’s red and yellow cards.

And is Jose planning his exit from Man Utd? Paul certainly thinks so.

With @MrMickCoyle, @lizziDoyle and @RadioNewsDigger

As heard on Radio City Talk, weekdays from 1pm.

Liverpool go BIG on a new goalkeeper, as Allison is unveiled as a LFC player.

Mick, Lizzi and Dave have their say on the story as it breaks on Radio City Talk.

Also on the agenda, Mick questions a football legends opinion about a double World Cup Winner, and we ask if Maurizio Sarri will be smoking on the Chelsea touchline.

As heard on Radio City Talk, weekdays from 1pm.

On this week’s Podcast – The hype and the lows of supporting England.

Mick, Lizzi and Dave on the World Cup latter stages, crowd celebrations and players with normal names.

PLUS: Who do you replace Ronaldo?

How do you replace Antonio Conte?

And what role does Xerdan Shaquiri expect to have at LFC?

As heard on Radio City Talk, weekdays from 1pm.

Mick, Lizzi and Dave continue the World Cup chat, including England’s progression beyond the 2nd (second) round.

Plus: Lizzi is attacked by a bee, and can’t believe Riyad Mahrez is worth £60m.

Dave is buying into Project Southgate, and has breaking news from Real Madrid.

And Mick is nostalgic for his time spent with Roberto Martinez, whose Belgium side MIGHT win the World Cup.

As heard on Radio City Talk

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The team charts the highs and lows of England’s World Cup week.

Lizzi is late, as she’s spent the weekend in Germany, and witnessed that Kroos goal from a fan park in Berlin.

VAR gets a thorough dressing down, as does the quality of refereeing in Russia.

And Ally McCoist actually made an actual film, with proper actors in and everything. Bizarre.

As heard on Radio City Talk W/c 25th June 2018

The World Cup is into full swing, but what's going on in the ITV studios?

Romelu Lukaku and Raheem Sterling open up about their childhood, while Lizzi refuses to be impressed by Cristiano Ronaldo.

Roberto Funes Mori's time at Everton is assessed by Sarah Halpin, and we find out which footballer had the body language of a "Dead Frog".

As heard on Radio City Talk.

A magical moment in podcasting on this week’s #TheGamesGone as Lizzi Doyle watches Diana Ross’ World Cup penalty for the first time.

Its our World Cup 2018 Special!

We tackle the biggest issues of the world’s biggest sporting occasion, including kits, trophies and the small matter of Spain sacking their manager.

Mick, Lizzi and Dave pick their England XI and we heap praise of Rafa Nadal, even though he’ll never be bet than “The Fed”.

As heard on Radio City Talk.

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The Games Gone returns with Mick Coyle back from paternity leave, and Dave and Lizzi still in denial about the Champions League Final.

Also on the show: “Are Everton skint?” We ask how much value is in the Blues’ squad heading into the summer transfer window.

There’s a new TV deal for the team to get their heads around, and its all going off in the Radio City World Cup sweepstake.

As heard on #LiverpoolLive on Radio City Talk, weekdays from 1pm