Stoke City Etc.

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.

On this edition of the Potters' podcast we pick over Stoke's defeat away to Everton with Dominic King from the Liverpool Echo newspaper. We also catch up with former Stoke midfielder Toddy Orlygsson. Toddy shares his memories of being at Stoke and also holds nothing back in some interesting views about the Icelandic take over of the club in the late 90s.

There are the usual emails and quiz with an alluminating prize up for grabs this week.

This week we take a look back on Stoke's great win over Bolton in the company of Mark Isles from the Bolton Evening News newspaper. Our big name guest is former Stoke centre back Ian Cranson. Ian chats about his time at the club and also casts his eye over the current Stoke team - particularly the defence. There's the much anticipated announcement of the winner of our "We'll Be With You" commemorative Gold Disc, your emails and the return of Learned Liam

As we struggle to speak - such was the shouting when the equaliser went in on Sunday - on this week's show, we are joined by a man who knows a bit about shouting - Jonathan Pearce. The Match of the Day commentator reviews the goings on at Villa Park with us and also chats at length about his career, favourite footy memories and his feelings towards Stoke. There's a proper prize in this week's quiz that is not to be missed and as usual listener's emails, obscure Stoke memories and a Guinea Pig update.