No Tippy Tappy Football with Sam Allardyce
This is No Tippy Tappy Football with Sam Allardyce, where one of the most famous names in Premier League management opens up his book of contacts each week to discuss all all the latest topics in the world of football.
Each week, Sam is alongside presenter Natalie Pike, who gets to ask Sam and the guests all the questions a football fan wants to know, plus exclusive bits of insight and of course endless off-field and touchline stories!
No Tippy Tappy Football with Sam Allardyce
Wes Brown | United Training Bust Ups, Sunderland Top 6 & Carragher’s Salah comments a DISGRACE!
This week Sam & Natalie are joined by our returning guest & former Manchester United & Sunderland defender...WES BROWN
Wes Brown sits down alongside Sam Allardyce and Natalie Pike to discuss all things football from Manchester United's season to can Sunderland keep up their brilliant form and reach Europe?
They start the pod by talking about Ruben Amorim & Manchester Un
Marc, Sam & Natalie then chat in detail about the issues surrounding Liverpool and are they at a crisis point after their recent 3-0 defeat to Nottingham Forest with majority of their new signings struggling to settle in at the club.
Marc & Sam then discuss Leeds United and why Daniel Farke might not be the man to keep them in the Premier League, why newly promoted teams need to opt for more experienced managers and could Leeds turn their attention to Steven Gerrard?
Marc, Sam & Natalie then talk about Sam being recently linked to the Wolves job, whether Rob Edwards decision to leave Middlesbrough proves that there's no loyalty in football and why family must always come first.
The Trio discuss what are some of football's biggest pet peeves when it comes to managers like cheersing the fans at the end of a game, laps of honours and can you over celebrate a win?
Finally we end the pod discussing our current Premier League team of the season so far, be sure to let us know who would make your current team of the season below in the comments.
