Join the North East Footy Breakfast as the 'celebrate' the return of Ry - but not his microphone! Discussing the issues that matter to our local teams including FFP,  the transfer window and much more, join Steve, Ted and Ry for another unmissable episode. 

Join Steve, Ted and Davey-Lad as they discuss the BIG issues with our BIG three North East teams plus, the search for RY and as the Special One is sacked by Roma, would you take Mourinho in your team?

After a varied set of results over the weekend for the North East's big three, join Steve, Ted and Davey-Lad as they ask the big question - exactly how long does it take to empty a couple of boxes? Plus Steve and Ted's rants about their team's results and the impressive Fat Club progress - all on The North East Footy Breakfast. 

Ian's joined by Boro's former academy legend Dave Parnaby to discuss developing talent and the Telegraph's Luke Edwards to discuss the weekend's games. Top journalistic talk across the North East.

Higgy's cooing after that Chelsea win. Clarky remains respectful as Daz Williams is happy to take a back seat on the back of Newcastle success in the NE derby.

Ry might be building his biceps but that doesn't stop the lads interfering with his house move. Steve has confidence in the Mags putting Pep's boys to the sword at St James' and Ted's missing Davey Lad being available for Black Cat selection, so Dave claims.

Ted unveils his brand spanking new brain-teaser, but it's just as hard as WTF. Ry's just about come back down to Terra-Firma and Steve's looking forward to the weekend, and Citeah!

Join the North East Footy crew as they build up to Boro's crucial semi final, reflect on a German legend and wonder what Jordan Henderson's next move will be.

Steve's sitting smug as Mackem Ted licks his wounds. Ry and Dave share the same pride of a decent Boro effort as they make a ridiculous NE footy claim. FA Cup action may be over, but the boys are back on form!

It's the eve of the Sunderland v Newcastle FA Cup derby so Ian Murtagh brings in one of the most experienced North East sports journalists John Gibson as well as a SAFC v NUFC virgin, the Sun's Oscar Paul.