The Square Ball: Leeds United Podcast

They said he should never play again; they said Leeds couldn't come back from two goals down; they said Leeds couldn't keep eleven players on the pitch. Well, they were right about that. But what do Moscowhite, Michael Normanton Andy P and Rob Conlon say? Bloody loads, in this first part of a two-part podcast from The Square Ball.  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Part two of the 102nd episode of The Square Ball Podcast, in which Moscowhite, Michael Normanton, Rob Conlon and Andy P discuss the season so far, not getting promoted, transfers done and not done, and things beginning with A.A. Plus comprehensive (ahem) previews of our games with Ipswich and Millwall.  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The Square Ball Podcast returns, with a two-parter, because there's a lot to fit in and we go on a bit. In part one we talk about the last three months of football, whether Pablo Hernandez should be scoring better goals, and what went wrong at Newport . Part two will follow really soon with discussion of the season so far, transfers, Aspire Academy and more.  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The Square Ball Podcast returns, with an episode recorded just after Leeds United's brilliant win over Bristol City — and with no hint of the horrors to come. Moscowhite, Michael Normanton, Andy P and Rob Conlon talk over the bad, the good, and the untranslatable German nicknames.  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The podcast returns for the 2017-18 season with a two-parter. It tackles all the important issues: bicycle festivals, the toilets at Popworld and the high pitch of Thomas Christiansen's voice. And is Samuel Saiz a party animal? Moscowhite is joined by Michael Normanton, Andy P and Rob Conlon.  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We're on a winning run and the gears are all turning smoothly, but will the Telegraph sting on Massimo throw a spanner in the works? Meanwhile, Pontus Jansson is rapidly turning himself into a both a hero and a vital cog in the machine. Ahead of the international break, only the Barnsley Luddites threaten to derail our charge towards promotion and there's news of a technical revolution with the all new official site. Meanwhile, someone has been sent to Coventry.  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Two victories in a week! We comprehensively smash Blackburn and GFH are finally shown the door. The lads wonder if the tide could be turning at Elland Road? According to fans favourite Bellusci, though, LUFC isn't a place for foreigners. What will the pod make of this claim and how will Marco's social media nightmare fare? There's also a preview for the Blackburn game. And the Blackburn game. And the game against Blackburn. Plus the Blackburn fixture.  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Part 2 of this mammoth 97th podcast sees the boys tackle the summer's outgoings and dissect the reaction to Charlie Taylor's impending departure. There's an update on David Haigh's fundraising efforts as he seeks to do... something. Of course, there's a return of the KBVOTF award and an unlikely big name winner, and next up is a visit from the league leaders and from Huddersfield.  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We're sorry. We're ever so sorry. We just lost track of time. The boys sheepishly return after quite a long break from podcasting. Thankfully, all is well with the good ship Leeds United. Garry Monk is here and we have a new hero in Pablo Hernandez, but lord only knows what those eyes have seen. The season's underway and we have lots of new players to get excited about. What could possibly go wrong?  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Last time out the pod was full of confident talk of a future under Rosler and Pearson. Naturally, they're gone, replaced by Steve Evans and, er, nobody. Meanwhile, Massimo's in hot water again and is ready to flounce off into the sunset, but who - and what - comes next? At least the team is back to winning ways as they prepare to face two Leeds United ex-Neils in the shape of Redfearn and Warnock.  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In the first episode of our new long form spinoff podcast, The Long Ball, we talk to Dylan Thwaites and Sharon Reid from Leeds Fans Utd about the club, their dealings with Massimo Cellino and fan ownership.  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The pod speaks to Adam Pope of BBC Radio Leeds to get his thoughts on his favourite things of the season so far, plus what it's like to work with Noel Whelan. Moscow ventures in the betting market, there's the case for selling Sam Byram and talk of Paul Green's dancing. The lads examine Ken's thoughts on the "immigration crisis", David Haigh's incarceration and how best to use Oldham's landfill sites.  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The season is underway so the pod runs the rule over the new boys in the squad and comes up with an interesting theory about Sam Byram's form. Moscow's happiness plays yin to the yang of Jimmy Hasselbaink's fury while the deconstruction of Cuddly Ken's latest nonsense - endured by the pod so you don't have to - is a must-listen... for cows and dairy farmers alike, but perhaps not "the Arabs". Plus there's something resembling a preview of the games against Bristol City, Sheffield Wednesday and Derby County.  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The pod makes a triumphant return for the new season but rest assured that the same old nonsense is rife throughout. There's a reflection on preseason (the good bits, anyway) and a healthy dose of positivity about the new signings. The lads make their preseason predictions - with one outlandish forecast in particular - and there's a look ahead to the opening games of the season. Finally, there's a peek through the curtains to try and establish just who's in Eleonora's bed.  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The podcast returns to wrap up all the nonsense from last season. It thanks the scorned Redders and welcomes Uwe Rosler as the next watermelon, but will he last longer now Adam Pearson is in place and a sensible air has descended at Elland Road. For now. Moscowhite contemplates a new future supporting Club Atlético Belgrano next season, and the pod gets down to brass tacks and finds out who you named your Cellino of the Year.  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.