The Managers

In the latest episode of The Managers, Mick McCarthy and Tony Pulis are joined by the one and only Sam Allardyce.

Sam reflects on his journey into management before delving into his career-defining spell at Bolton Wanderers, revealing the stories behind some of his biggest signings.

He explains how he brought stars such as Youri Djorkaeff and Nicolas Anelka to the club - and why he ultimately decided against signing Brazil legend Rivaldo.

Sam also opens up on the impact of takeovers at Manchester City, Newcastle United and Blackburn Rovers, and how they affected his career.

Plus, he reveals why West Ham’s promotion to the Premier League in 2012 remains his greatest achievement, before giving his side of the story on his departure from England.

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In the latest episode of The Managers, Mick McCarthy and Tony Pulis are joined by former England international Paul Merson to discuss all the fallout from the World Cup.

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They discuss the dreadful final between Spain and Argentina – and the antics of the Argentina players following the 1-0 defeat in New Jersey.

The conversation delves into England’s exit at the semi-final stage, the tension between Thomas Tuchel and the players as well as Bukayo Saka’s absence from the team.

Plus, Merse talks about some of the managers he played under during his career and why he never made it as a manager himself.

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In the latest episode of The Managers, Mick McCarthy and Tony Pulis are joined by former England defender Ledley King to relive England’s dramatic last-16 victory over Mexico at the Azteca Stadium.

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The trio break down the key talking points from an unforgettable encounter before turning their attention to England’s quarter-final clash with Norway, including the challenge of stopping Erling Haaland.

Former England manager Sam Allardyce also joins the podcast to discuss the extraordinary intervention by US President Donald Trump that led to Folarin Balogun’s red card being overturned.

Plus, Ledley shares his thoughts on Tottenham’s summer transfer business and what it means for the club ahead of the new season.
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In the latest episode of The Managers, Mick McCarthy and Tony Pulis are joined by former Ghana manager Chris Hughton to review the latest from the World Cup.

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They discuss England’s stuttering goalless draw with Ghana, and if the lack of creativity is a concern for Thomas Tuchel and his side.

Scotland’s hopes of qualification hang by a thread after an error-prone 3-0 defeat to Brazil.

The guys talk about those errors and the criticism levelled at Steve Clarke for his post-match interview.

Plus, the latest managerial moves are examined, including Wolves’ decision to replace Rob Edwards, Ipswich’s appointment of Gary O’Neil and the return of Jose Mourinho to Real Madrid.
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In the latest episode of The Managers, Mick McCarthy and Tony Pulis review the early stages of the tournament. 

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Mick and Tony are joined by Paul Lambert to discuss Scotland after Steve Clarke’s side enjoyed a 1-0 opening group game win over Haiti. 

The conversation turns to England as Thomas Tuchel’s side prepare for their opening match against Croatia, with Mick sharing insight into the intensity of managing at a World Cup. 
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