Stoke City Etc.

On this final stoke city etc podcast of the season (hold back the tears...) we chat to former stoke right back and Arsenal player Lee Dixon. We also catch up with former Potters' captain Clive Clark who reflects on the 4-1 defeat at the Gooners. There's also the final quiz winner of the season and some great emails to round off the show. (we'll be back)

On this week's show we reflect on the celebrations at the Brit with Dave Seddon of the Wigan evening post newspaper. We also catch up with Stoke midfield legend Nigel Gleghorn and listen to his reflections on this glorious season. There are a bumper stack of emails and a lucky winner of a packet of crisps in the quiz. And, the very exciting news is that stoke city etc has been nominated for an award - do listen to find out how you can help us win it.

So Stoke are safe in the Prem and it's time to celebrate. This week the podcast comes from the pub as the team toast the mighty Potters' amazing achievement. We are joined by BBC Radio Fivelive's John Murray who, having commentated on Stoke numerous times this season finally saw them win at the KC. We are also joined by Stoke City legendary commentator, from BBC Radio Stoke, Nigel Johnson. Nigel's son Roger, Match of the Day commentator and TV presenter, also joins in with his thoughts on this supremely wonderful season. All this, loads of emails from listeners, the quiz and lots of self indulgent chatter.

Following only the fourth defeat at the Brit this season we reflect on West Ham's double over Stoke in the company of David Croft - BBC Radio's voice of formula 1 and happy Hammer. We also catch up with Mark Pougatch, BBC Radio's top sports anchor man who has lots of nice things to say about the Potters. There's the usual quiz, one email from a listener and the other minor ingredients which makes stoke city etc the formost of all stoke city related podcasts.

After a rather disappointing game at the Cottage join us for lots of interesting Potters based chat as we continue to enjoy what is almost certain survival in the Prem. Stoke fan Andy Roley from BBC Radio London talks us through the Fulham game. Our big name guest is former Stoke captain Vince Overson. The usual quiz and listeners emails make up what you've come to know and love (?) together with a rare apperance from Learned Liam.

As Premier League survival looks more and more likely we pack in a crazy number of interviews on this week's show. Andy Bayes from BBC Radio Lancashire joins us to review Stoke's latest win and we take a slightly broader look at the situation the Potters find themselves in with Stokie and fivelive reporter, John Southall. We also speak to the national broadcaster who's not the biggest Stoke fan in the world - Adrian Durham - who has to concede that it's been an amazing season for us. Finally we revel in dreams of the top ten with George Berry who is his usual calm and reserved self. All this together with a quiz, listeners emails and the usual bumf on the market leader in Stoke City podcasts.

As Stoke gain another point towards Premier league survival we chat to form Newcastlestriker, pundit Mickey Quinn. We also look back at the action with BBC radio Newcastles Mick Lowes. Controversy in quiz corner and an exciting proposal is made in the email section.

As the rip roaring Potters secure their first away win of the season join us on the first ever stoke city podcast to celebrate. We review the match with Steve Maidly from the Express and Star newspaper. We are also joined by former Stoke striker Wayne Biggins to relive some tremendous memories from the late 80s / early 90s. All this and more on your weekly potters podcast fix.

On this week's packed show we speak to two national journalists at either end of the spectrum when it comes to opinions on the Potters. John Cross from the Mirror thinks that Stoke can't get enough praise and thinks that Tony Pulis should be manager of the season. Jeremy Alexander on the other hand is no fan and infuriated Stoke fans recently with a rather scathing report on Stoke's game against Middlesborh in which he criticised just about everything about Stoke. 

We also chat to local radio broadcasters who help us look ahead to the next three crucial games for Stoke. Listen out for some fairly forthright and interesting thoughts.

Reflect and rejoice with us this week following the most crucial of all crucial wins over the Boro at the Brit. We are joined by Alastair Brownly of BBC Tees who chats about the 90mins. We also speak to life long Boro fan, BBC Fivelive's voice of the Football League and presenter of the Coca Cola Football League Podcast, Mark Clemet. We also catch up with Tim Dellah - Reading commentator - from BBC Radio Berkshire to talk about Dave Kitson. All this together with your emails and the quiz on the premier Potters' podcast.