Tim Sherwood: Tottenham rant was needed | Everton's Grealish like Gazza | I'd have kept Villa up
This week on The Managers, Mick McCarthy and Tony Pulis are joined by former Tottenham and Aston Villa manager Tim Sherwood.
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Tim reflects on the managers that played a huge role in shaping him as player before he made his move to Blackburn Rovers.
He explains Kenny Dalglish’s workings at Blackburn and how they became Premier League champions.
The conversation dives into Tim’s spell in charge of Tottenham - that rant following defeat at Chelsea, bringing Emmanuel Adebayor back into the fold and giving Harry Kane a chance.
Tim also talks about his time at Aston Villa - working with Jack Grealish and managing the challenges of player sales.
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Arsenal's title to lose? | Liverpool and Man City well off it | West Ham and Wolves woes
In the latest episode of The Managers, Mick McCarthy and Tony Pulis discuss the Premier League title race.
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Is it now Arsenal’s title to lose after rivals Liverpool and Manchester City once again faltered?
They discuss The Gunners’ incredible defensive record and the issues behind Liverpool and City’s indifferent form.
Sunderland and Bournemouth are flying - Mick and Tony talk about their incredible starts.
Also on the agenda - West Ham and Wolves’ struggles, Coventry’s red hot form and Hearts topping the Scottish Premier League.
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Sean Dyche: My Forest beginning | Burnley’s rise & spirit | Dealing with Everton
This week on The Managers, Mick McCarthy and Tony Pulis are joined by none other than Sean Dyche.
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Sean reflects on his early playing days at Nottingham Forest and the key figures who shaped his journey from player to manager.
He shares stories of getting support from fellow managers - Mick included - during tricky transfer windows, and how he dealt with getting sacked by Watford.
The conversation dives into his remarkable tenure at Burnley, his views on how the game has evolved in the modern era, and his time at Everton - both on the pitch and dealing with the club’s off-field turbulence.
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Harry Redknapp: West Ham's tricky dressing room | Pompey & Spurs exits | The England job
In this week’s episode of The Managers, Mick McCarthy and Tony Pulis are joined by the one and only, Harry Redknapp.
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Harry takes a trip down memory lane, starting with his early days in management at Bournemouth - including what it was like managing a young Tony Pulis as a player.
He dives into his eventful time at West Ham, sharing stories from a lively dressing room featuring big personalities like Paolo Di Canio, and reflects on nurturing the club’s golden generation of young talent.
The conversation also covers his spell at Portsmouth, working alongside Milan Mandaric, and the challenges of managing a mercurial Paul Merson.
And that’s not all - Harry opens up about his stint at Southampton, guiding Tottenham into the Champions League, and missing out on the England job.
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Dressing room moles | Fights in the camp | Touchline bust ups - The Managers Ep6
In this week’s episode of The Managers, Mick McCarthy and Tony Pulis answer the questions you’ve always wanted to ask a manager.
We’re talking about the fining system, dressing room moles, dealing with fights in the camp, touchline bust ups and much, much more.
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The Managers is your new go-to podcast for straight-talking football insight, hosted by former Premier League bosses Mick McCarthy and Tony Pulis. Each week, the experienced duo break down the biggest talking points from across the English game — no fluff, no filters. They’ll also sit down with managers from all levels of the game to dig into the real-life challenges of life in the dugout, exploring the highs, lows, and everything in between. Can podcasting get any better? It can…
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