The Robbie Fowler Podcast

One of the brightest minds in British football, is our special guest on Episode 13 of the Robbie Robbie Fowler Podcast.

In a wide-ranging hour-long chat, Leicester City boss Brendan Rodgers opens up on his coaching philosophy and man-management style.

He also explains his reasons for leaving Celtic, makes a shock admission about his time at Liverpool and reveals his one major regret.

France’s iconic No12 for Episode 12. Thierry Henry joins Robbie and Chris for the latest instalment of the GodPod as he lifts the lid on his self-imposed exile from social media and reveals the true extent of the vitriol he received after that handball versus Ireland.

The Arsenal legend also speaks candidly about his time at Juventus, his rivalry with Ruud van Nistelrooy, the Invincible season and the genius of Pep Guardiola.

He's the 'best player' that Robbie Fowler ever played with, a two-time Champions League winner, and for many Liverpool fans, the one that got away. Steve McManaman joins Chris and Robbie on the latest episode of the Robbie Fowler Podcast to discuss a whole host of subjects, namely the controversial nature of his Anfield exit in 1999, becoming a Galactico at the Bernabeu and partying with Ronaldo (the Brazilian one!)

Jamie Carragher is a Liverpool legend turned highly-regarded TV pundit and analyst. He’s also the latest big-name guest on the Robbie Fowler Podcast.

Here, he opens up on why he’s not made the move into management (Gary Neville is partly to blame), hating watching his beloved Reds in 2013, incurring the wrath of Craig Bellamy and why he’s confident Mohamed Salah will NOT be leaving Anfield this summer. 

The latest episode of the Robbie Fowler Podcast sees a man who terrorised defences back in the 80s and 90s, first with Watford and then Liverpool and England join Robbie and Chris. He wasn’t a bad rapper either. It’s John Barnes.

Over the course of an hour, Barnes opens up on the influence the late Graham Taylor had on his career, his regrets – or lack thereof – how his move to Anfield was a culture shock in more ways than one and what REALLY happened during his ill-fated eight months in charge of Celtic Football Club.

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