EPL Talk

Episode 54 features an interview with Jeff Winter, the former Premiership referee. Jeff shares his opinions about controversial topics such as the recent Man United and Lille match, as well as offering his insight regarding video technology and its place in the game of soccer. Jeff also answers questions from you, the listeners, and talks about his some of his most memorable memories as one of the top referees. Plus, later on in the episode we speak with Brian Koski regarding the exciting developments in the Championship League, and we also offer you a chance to win a copy of Jeff Winter's book. Direct download: EPLTalk_episode54.mp3

Episode 53 features an interview with ESPN commentator Derek Rae. In addition to discussing the Champions League, we learn more about how Rae got into football, whether he'll be commentating for ESPN at Euro 2008, his memories of commentating an England against Scotland match from Wembley Stadium, and what it was like behind the mic during the unbelieveable 2005 Champions League final between Liverpool and AC Milan. Plus we give you a chance to win a copy of the Pro Evolution Soccer 2007 video game for the PS2, and much more. Direct download: EPLTalk_episode53.mp3

Episode 52 features an interview with Peter Lupson, author of the new book entitled "Thank God For Football." Lupson discusses the surprising history of 12 English soccer clubs that trace their history back to the church. Plus he paints a picture of what life was like during Victorian times when clubs were formed such as Tottenham Hotspur, Manchester City and Fulham. We also discuss the stories of the week and speak to London EPL Talk correspondent Kevin Jones.

In episode 51, we feature an interview with Paul Dempsey, the lead presenter from Setanta Sports plus an interview with Konami about the Pro Evolution Soccer 2007 video game. In the interview with Dempsey, the Irishman discusses the comparisons between boxing and soccer, how big the Premiership is in Ireland, what it was like working at Sky Sports from 1989 to 2006, insight into how Setanta will be covering Premiership matches different than Sky, and some of the interesting events that happened behind-the-scenes at the PFA Awards, which Dempsey has hosted for nearly the past decade.