Good Times - Number 41: 2001/02 (Part 1)
2001/02 - a season that is already off to a bad start before it's begun with Everton having sold their two outstanding young players, both of them lifelong Blues. Some good results early on give way to more questions than answers, though. Such as, what does the 'Bruise Brothers' even mean? Would Ni…
The History of Management Games
Join Liam Knight and Warren Doyle for the first episode of “Chump Managers”, the podcast looking back on classic (and some not so classic) football computer games.
The lads discuss the history and evolution of Championship Manager, as well as discussing what is coming in the future
Music by “Keep C…
Good Times - Number 42: 2001/02 (Part 2)
A woeful winter has Walter wanting wins. They're not coming though, and it's clear as spring arrives that he's outstayed his welcome. Not that his Rangers old boys would tell you that. They're very disappointed by it all.From disappointment, to this appointment - David Moyes, the 38-year-old bright…
Episode 2 - Championship Manager 01/02
When we came up with the concept of Chump Managers, it was inspired by our love of a particular game - Championship Manager 01/02. So what better game to do our first deep dive on?
We discuss our memories of the game, great saves and our regular buys. We also set each other a challenge which will s…
Gabbing About Good Times - Liam v Lou Reed Foster
Remember when the Toffees could sign 4 players on Deadline Day? Well if not, this episode is just for you!Liam is joined by Lou Reed Foster - author of “Fear and Loathing at Goodison Park” to revisit 03/04.Rooney, Kilbane and Ferguson all feature as well as chat about Lou’s brilliant book and Evert…
Good Times - Number 43: 2003/04 (Part 1)
David Moyes' summer is spent chasing half the Premiership's central midfielders to no avail. So the board's 5m war chest is spent on two wingers, a prodigal striker to go with the other 84 we already have, and a "backup" goalie who ends up being Everton's best cat since Southall's 80s heyday.More w…
Good Times - Number 44: 2003/04 (Part 2)
It was all a disappointment. But it wasn't all doom and gloom. Joseph Yobo excelled at the back. Kevin Kilbane settled in quickly in midfield. Nigel Martyn was the club's Player of the Year and quite rightly so. And the boy who turned 18 was off to spearhead England's quest for the 2004 European Ch…
Gabbing About Good Times: Liam v Simon Hart
Back in December 2024, Liam sat down with author, journo and bloody good Toffee Simon Hart.The duo revisited 04/05, a milestone season in modern Evertonia. Join the pair as they discuss Cahill, Arteta, Osman et al and a famous derby win.Thanks to Gary Lunt, Sean Ponzini and Niall O’Donnell for this…
John Logh’s Cambridge United
As we set out in episode 2, the challenge of Liam progressing Cambridge United and Warren progressing York City on CM01/02 is in full swing.
We had planned to do it in just one episode, but the story of John Logh’s Cambridge was just too good not to have a full episode…
Music by “Keep Calm and Podc…
Good Times - Number 46: 2004/05 (Part 2)
Is this the way to Barcelona? No. Still gargantuan, mind. Duncan v United ("ten years on!"), Vaughan exorcising the demon of a certain "fat little nobed", and going to a 0-7 defeat at Arsenal on a schoolnight. This is vintage Evertonia. Let the good times roll. This episode is supported by The Exce…
MOTOR DE PESQUISA DE PODCAST
Pode usar nosso site para pesquisar podcasts3,835,395e episódios197,423,778por pessoas, lugares ou tópicos.
If I have seen further than others, it is by listening to podcasts and standing upon the shoulders of
giants.
‐ Isaac "Llamacorn" Newton
EDITAR
Obrigado por ajudar a manter a base de dados dos podcasts atualizada.