S4 Ep25: QPR, Crewe and Cobblers!

01/20/22 • 47 min

On this week’s official EFL podcast, Mark Clemmit chats to record breaking Uncle Albert Adomah, who last weekend broke the record for the most Championship appearances. Clem also catches up with David Artell on the challenge of improving Crewe Alexandra’s recent fortunes, and Northampton Town’s antipodean expat Jon Brady, describes the role that fate and chance played in his entry into the high pressure world of football management.

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S4 Ep24: Magical moments from last weekend’s cup drama and a Micky Mellon management masterclass!

There are some over the years who have criticised the FA cup for not being the competition it once was. Weakened teams, lesser crowds and altogether not the competition it was apparently, yet last weekend’s third round was an absolute belter! Huge goals, huge shocks and some magnificent performances from lower league teams to knock out top flight opposition. Mark Clemmit catches up with the man who grabbed all of the headlines, Cambridge United’s Joe Ironside, who’s goal despatched one of the world’s richest clubs, Newcastle United.
Elsewhere, Huddersfield Town’s league and cup form has been impressive of late and Clem speaks to their 29 year old Liverpool born keeper Lee Nicholls, to find out what it is that has just clicked under Carlos Corberan, and sticking with the theme of good management, Micky Mellon shares some of his leadership skills, that have seen his Tranmere Rovers side go on a run of 6 unbeaten games in the league, and have also attracted the attentions of multinational corporations, who want to tap into his Micky Mellon management methodology.

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S4 Ep25: It's the Gaffers this week, with David Artell and Jon Brady joining Clem.

This week, Clem is joined by David Artell, who has been at the helm of Crewe Alexandra for the past 5 years, and Jon Brady, who swapped Newcastle in Australia for the lovely weather of Northampton Town!