
Mark Langdon
Journalist at the Racing Post who provides analytical and often tactical insights, plus commentary on managerial decisions and club-level matters.
Top 10 podcasts with Mark Langdon
Ranked by the Snipd community
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20 snips
Jun 16, 2025 • 56min
The Club World Cup kicks off and Thomas Frank in at Spurs - Football Weekly
Nicky Bandini, a football journalist known for her expertise in Italian football, joins Mark Langdon from the Racing Post, who specializes in betting insights. They dive into the kickoff of the Club World Cup, discussing unexpected results like Al Ahly's goalless draw and Bayern's staggering 10-0 win. The conversation shifts to Tottenham's appointment of Thomas Frank as manager, with insights on fan reactions and the challenges ahead. They also touch on the pressures of youth football events and the evolving landscape of football commentary.
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Aug 28, 2025 • 57min
Grimsby’s glory and Scottish sides slump in Europe – Football Weekly
Jonathan Wilson, a tactical analyst and historian of football, joins Robyn Cowen, a commentator, Mark Langdon from the Racing Post, and Ewan Murray, correspondent for Scottish football. They dive into Grimsby's stunning penalty shootout victory over Manchester United, dissecting the tactical failures and emotional rollercoaster for fans. The panel also bemoans the woes of Rangers and Celtic in European competitions, blending criticism with humor, and teasing an upcoming live show. A preview of the Liverpool vs Arsenal clash adds excitement to the conversation!
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Feb 11, 2026 • 52min
The sorry Spurs spiral continues – Football Weekly
Mark Langdon, Racing Post journalist offering sharp match and managerial analysis, and Jacob Steinberg, Guardian football writer and tactician, break down Tottenham’s alarming slide and managerial questions. They dissect Spurs’ defensive collapse and dressing-room mood. They also review Newcastle’s away win, West Ham’s late revival, Chelsea’s squandered lead and wider league implications.
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Jan 26, 2026 • 59min
Manchester United beat Arsenal … has the wobble begun? – Football Weekly
Mark Langdon, Racing Post journalist; Robyn Cowen, tactical analyst; Will Unwin, football commentator. They dissect Manchester United’s 3-2 shock at Arsenal. Conversation covers Carrick’s early tactical impact, Dorgu and Cunha’s decisive strikes, United’s bench depth and Arsenal’s lingering nerves. They also touch on VAR controversies and wider Premier League storylines.
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Jan 2, 2026 • 52min
The end for Enzo Maresca and what now for Chelsea? Football Weekly Extra
Max Rushden is joined by Lucy Ward, an insightful football journalist known for her expertise in club dynamics, Lars Sivertsen, a tactical analyst with a continental perspective, and Mark Langdon, a seasoned EFL commentator. They unravel the fallout of Enzo Maresca's departure from Chelsea, delving into internal disputes and managerial autonomy. The trio also dissects the peculiar night of three 0-0 draws in the Premier League, while sharing thoughts on Sunderland's resilience and Liverpool's struggles against Leeds. Lively banter about Christmas dinners wraps up this entertaining discussion!
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Feb 26, 2026 • 53min
Atalanta’s stunning comeback and Juve’s costly near-miss: Football Weekly Extra
Mark Langdon, Racing Post analyst known for sharp match reads, and Lars Sivertsen, tactical journalist with Norwegian football expertise, break down a dramatic Champions League night. They cover Atalanta’s late penalty and identity, Dortmund’s collapse, Juve’s near-miss and McKennie’s impact. They also debate Real Madrid’s midfield issues, PSG’s vulnerabilities and Norway’s international selections.
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Nov 6, 2025 • 52min
Dan Burn and the pantheon of great headers, Fifa’s peace prize and more: Football Weekly Extra
Mark Langdon, a journalist with the Racing Post, joins the discussion as Dan Burn's stunning header takes center stage. The panel dives into Burn's journey and significance to Newcastle's Champions League success. They explore the artistry and technique behind heading, sparking a debate on coaching methods. Chelsea's struggles in their match against Qarabag raise questions about squad rotation, while Manchester City's tactical prowess shines with praise for Foden and Haaland. The conversation also touches on FIFA's controversial Peace Prize under Gianni Infantino.
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Oct 22, 2025 • 55min
Arsenal’s perfect start and so many Champions League goals – Football Weekly
Barry Glendenning, a seasoned football journalist, Mark Langdon, a tactical expert, and Archie Rhind-Tutt, a Champions League commentator, dive into an exhilarating night of football marked by 43 goals. They debate if such high scores are a testament to talent or just mismatches, before analyzing Arsenal's dominant win over Atlético, including standout plays from Declan Rice and Victor Jokeres. The panel also discusses the chaos of PSG's massive victory and Newcastle's flair, highlighting tactical innovations and young talents from across Europe.
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Sep 18, 2024 • 53min
The all new Champions League kicks off - Football Weekly podcast
Barry Glendenning, a seasoned commentator, Nicky Bandini, a European football expert, and Mark Langdon, a football analyst, dive into the exciting kickoff of the revamped Champions League. They discuss Liverpool's triumphant midfield revival and AC Milan's defensive struggles. Bayern Munich's historic 9-2 victory steals the spotlight, while concerns over player scheduling and potential strikes emerge. The trio also humorously explores wedding mishaps, adding a light-hearted twist amidst the football drama.
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Oct 2, 2025 • 50min
A Dier finish for Manchester City in Monaco and a Premier League preview: Football Weekly Extra
Mark Langdon, a seasoned journalist from the Racing Post, brings his insights on various football topics. The panel dives into Manchester City's narrow escape against Monaco after a late penalty, critiquing their game management. They explore the controversial implications of overhead kicks becoming fouls and praise Erling Haaland's clinical finishing. The discussion also touches on Newcastle's attacking prowess and the potential rise of Chelsea's Estevão as a future star. Overall, it’s a whirlwind tour of tactics, transfers, and team dynamics across European football.


