The Totally Football Show with James Richardson

Natalie Gedra, a Sky Sports journalist focused on South American football, joins commentator Matt Davies-Adams and UEFA Women's Euro 2025 journalist Charlotte Harpur. They celebrate the Lionesses' thrilling win over Spain, discussing standout performances and the legacy of their success. The conversation also delves into Morgan Gibbs-White's surprise contract renewal with Nottingham Forest and Alexander Isak's potential move to Liverpool, reflecting on the dynamic transfer market. Q&A on women's football's growth and upcoming events adds a fresh perspective.

Get ready for the thrilling Euro final as England takes on Spain! Dive into the dramatic semi-finals where England’s super-subs and Spain’s Aitana Bonmatí stole the spotlight. Meanwhile, transfer news is buzzing with Ekitike heading to Liverpool and Gyökeres nearly at Arsenal. Plus, revisit the infamous transfer saga of Luís Figo that changed football forever. With humor and rivalry, the hosts also take on trivia challenges, making it an entertaining listen for football fans!

Joined by football writer James Horncastle and German football expert Raphael Honigstein, the conversation dives into the nostalgic 1996/97 Champions League season. They recount Borussia Dortmund's spectacular journey to victory, the last time only champions competed. The duo reminisces about Juventus’s reign, the performances of Manchester United and the underwhelming season for Milan. Highlights include tales of Auxerre's surprising success and insights into Matthias Sammer's impactful return to Dortmund. It's a captivating look back at an unforgettable era in football.

Joining the discussion are Carl Anka, a football writer known for his sharp team insights; Adrian Clarke, a tactical analyst with a keen eye for strategy; Charlie Eccleshare, a journalist covering sports; and Megan Feringa, an Athletic reporter bringing fresh updates from Euro 2025. They explore England's path to potential glory against Italy, the riveting Germany-France clash, and Marcus Rashford’s impending move to Barcelona. Liverpool’s transfer pursuits and the impact of racial abuse in sports also spark heated conversations, highlighting pressing issues off the pitch.

England's thrilling comeback against Sweden features an emotional shootout, showcasing key moments and strategic brilliance. The discussion dives into transfer news, including Liverpool's interest in young players and the ever-changing landscape of club investments. Reflections on Pele's legacy and his comparison to Neymar highlight cultural impacts, while a celebrity visit to Swansea adds an unexpected twist. The podcast wraps with an exciting quiz showdown, testing knowledge on Premier League history with witty banter.

Sasha Goryunov, a football journalist who witnessed the 2005 Champions League final, and James Horncastle, an expert on Italian football, dive deep into Liverpool's historic triumph over AC Milan in the 2004/05 season. They recount the emotional rollercoaster of the iconic match in Istanbul, where Liverpool staged a legendary comeback, and reflect on AC Milan's defensive prowess and the tension-filled rivalry with Chelsea. Prepare for a thrilling exploration of footballing glory, heartbreak, and unforgettable moments.

Featuring Liam Twomey, a Chelsea writer, who celebrates the club's impressive 3-0 victory over PSG in the Club World Cup final. Daniel Storey discusses England's thrilling 6-1 win against Wales in the Women's Euros. Tim Spiers weighs in on the controversial demotion of Crystal Palace to the Conference League for ownership rules violations. Meanwhile, Seb Stafford-Bloor highlights PSG's form and the potential move of Gyökeres to Arsenal, alongside other intriguing transfer rumors.

PSG stunned Real Madrid with a 4-0 victory, raising questions about how anyone can stop Luis Enrique's squad. The Lionesses also celebrated a convincing win over the Netherlands, boosting their Euro 2025 hopes. Meanwhile, transfer talks heat up, with Arsenal fans divided over potential signings from Chelsea and a discussion on Victor Osimhen's market appeal. The drama continues in Lyon as they fend off relegation threats, while a quiz showdown brings out the competitive spirit among fans.

Joining the conversation are Daniel Storey, a sharp football analyst, Adrian Clarke, a keen eye on tactical insights, Tim Spiers, a journalist with in-depth opinions, and Felipe Cardenas, who knows all about the Mexican national team. They dive into Chelsea's tactical shift at the Club World Cup, England's struggles in the Women’s Euros, and Spain's impressive run. Felipe discusses Mexico's Gold Cup triumph and rising star Gilberto Mora, while serious allegations against Thomas Partey add a dark twist to the football landscape.

Michael Cox, a football writer and analyst, alongside Daniel Storey, a columnist with a knack for in-depth Premier League analysis, discuss Arsenal's iconic unbeaten season. They explore how Arsene Wenger's Gunners defied expectations and what made them so formidable. The episode touches on the seismic impact of Roman Abramovich's spending at Chelsea, pivotal moments like Ruud van Nistelrooy's penalty miss, and the broader cultural shifts in football broadcasting with ITV taking the lead. Also, memorable matches and key performances keep the nostalgia alive.