'Who Are Ya?' is a football podcast that looks at a different club every month, and the issues that matter to the fans of that club.

In this episode we travel to Ewood Park to hear from the first Premier League champions to have dropped down to the third tier of football. Blackburn Rovers are a club that has seen glory in the past, but seems as far away as ever from those days now.

Who is to blame for their fall? Have the seeds of recovery been sewn? And who really owns the Rovers?

We go to Ewood Park to ask Blackburn Rovers fans… Who Are Ya?

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'Who Are Ya?' is a football podcast that looks at a different club every month, and the issues that matter to the fans of that club.

In this episode, we've gone abroad for a club unlike any other. FC St. Pauli are not a successful club, but their unique ethos and fanbase have made them famous well beyond their district of Hamburg, Germany. But can St. Pauli still be 'St. Pauli' in an age of mass commercialisation? Just what is it that makes them unique? And why do so many from outside Germany fall in love with this unsuccessful second tier side?

We go to the Millerntor, and speak to St. Pauli fans from all around the world to ask them....Who Are Ya?

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'Who Are Ya?' is a football podcast that looks at a different club every month, and the issues that matter to the fans of that club.

For our second episode, we went across to Huddersfield, a town buzzing with excitement after promotion to the Premier League. Has promotion sunk in yet? and what can we expect from The top-flight Terriers? We spoke to three Town fans and asked them.... Who Are Ya?

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'Who Are Ya?' is a new football podcast looking at a different club every month, and the issues that matter to the fans of that club.

For our first episode, we went to Blackpool. Not to witness a match, but to join fans not only of The Seasiders, but of clubs around the country, as they protested their owners.

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