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Hosted by Unknown Host · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 39 episodes
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A chat about Manchester United Football Club from people who've spent years watching the team home and away. It's not for you, Tarquin.
Unknown Host hosts Cream of Manchester, a comedy show with 39 episodes published.
Luca Black on quitting Manchester United fan representation and what comes next Luca Black explains why he stepped down from Manchester United’s fan representation bodies, and what he believes has changed under the curre
United Women: Marc Skinner, Eva Olid, and what comes next Would you like some AI-derived content because it’s Friday night and I drove for nearly eight hours today? Well you’re in for a treat, American spellings and all
# Navigating Fan Discontent: Manchester United's Ticketing Drama Would you like to know what RIverside's AI made of our chat here? Right then, here goes: > A closer look at the heated discussions around ticketing practic
content type Interview primary goal Discussion summary In this episode, Pete Molyneux and Vance discuss the recent controversies surrounding Manchester United's ticketing policies, fan suspensions, and the broader implic
Manchester's football shenanigans and travel tales — The Cream of Manchester Podcast Ever wondered what happens when four football fanatics, some drunkenly in Perth, others reminiscing about Falklands, dive into a grab b
Show Notes - A local take with American spellings because we're in a rush and AI did it. What a metaphor... In this episode, we discuss the newly announced Manchester United stadium location, what it signals about the cl
What’s the latest on the new Manchester United stadium? How much compo will Michael Carrick and Co get for Manuel Ugarte’s injury? What’s happening on transfers? Will it be more like the Tottenham experience for Red of t
How With United without European football for the first time since 2014, Matt Forde tells us all about his alternative European tour. From Hungarian ultras to Casablanca United fans and a surprise encounter with Avram Gl
Since we're all feeling good about United- here's a bit of a moan about signings to get back to the usual tone of this podcast. Takeaways Player signings have a significant impact on a team's performance The financial as
We got Mel, Stu and Jeff together to chat chants. The recording included the tale of how Jeff came up with Viva Ronaldo, among others. Unfortunately his phone went on strike during the episode, closed his camera down and
Cream of Manchester | Nice Red Bits 2025-26 (Inaugural Season) We’ve survived our first full season behind the microphones. To celebrate making it through the 2025-26 campaign without getting barred from the pub or sued
As Stretford Enders going back years met in town, Carly went along to chat. Filmed in the Old Nag's Head, Jackson's Row, Manchester.
In this engaging interview (not my words, Carole, the words of RiversideFM’s AI bot), Max Hayes - a full-time broadcast journalist and passionate Nottingham Forest fan, no less - shares insights into his career (for a fe
This “lively panel discussion” (AI for you) features Sunderland fans Hoddy, Andy, and Goldy (hahahaha - Goldy is the Sunderland fan but not to worry) sharing insights on football rivalries, ticketing, and league dynamics
The Voice of Football Supporters: Activism, Ticket Prices, and Industry Trends If you've made it past the thumbnail, you're ready to explore what AI is already calling “the passionate discussion among football supporters
Title: Football, Data, and Fan Perspectives - Inside the World of Brentford and Premier League Politics The recent ups and downs of Brentford, the impact of data analytics in football, and the shifting landscape of Premi
Why listen, champ? Fan culture and f’ed up finance: the story of Chelsea and Manchester United. What AI is calling “deep insights” into the financial maneuvers (see, I told you it was AI, that’s not how we spell it) behi
Summary The rich history and rivalries England’s biggest club has with Liverpool, Leeds, Manchester City and some also-rans. Personal stories, societal influences, and the evolution of football rivalries over decades. So
An extra £100m to spend? Disaster for Liverpool or Chelsea? How would Spurs cope with relegation? Finance expert Jamie Bajwa discusses the financial implications of Manchester United's Champions League qualification, tra
According to Riverside's AI, we "dive" (why is it always a dive?) into stadium relocations, fan engagement issues, and new laws impacting football supporters. The impact of Manchester United’s recent relocation of season
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