Blue Moon Podcast - A Manchester City Show

Mar 06 2025 123 ep. 81 mins 2.4k
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A weekly podcast for Manchester City fans, running through the football season. Each show contains analysis, exclusive interviews, expert opinion and topical features - and a good few laughs from the team on the panel, too.

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S16 Ep31: -500 Berty Points

Mar 06 2025 90 mins  
FA Cup progress, insight into Nottingham Forest, Andy Dibble on that Gary Crosby goal, and how the Premier League charges are reported

S16 Ep30: The Bone Marrow Drinker

Feb 27 2025 76 mins  
Improved performances, Khusanov hitting the ground running, insight into Plymouth, and an interview with ex-City striker Robert Taylor

S16 Ep29: Can You Play the False Nine Role?

Feb 20 2025 81 mins  
The best and worst performances of the season? Plus an in-depth interview with Danny Tiatto

S16 Ep28: Adam vs. 200 Scottish Schoolchildren

Feb 13 2025 91 mins  
A collapse against Madrid, Newcastle worries, the open letter on ticket prices, and the Rodri tifo...

S16 Ep27: Paid in Crisps

Feb 06 2025 89 mins  
Embarrassed at Arsenal, Leyton Orient and Real Madrid insights... and a bit of fun with namesakes

S16 Ep26: What's That Smell?

Jan 30 2025 96 mins  
Victories over Chelsea and Club Brugge, previewing the trip to Arsenal - plus memorable City debuts

S16 Ep25: The Salesmen

Jan 23 2025 91 mins  
Yet another collapse this season, insight into Chelsea & Brugge, how involved could the new signings be this week, and Denis Law remembered

S16 Ep24: Righting Wrongs

Jan 16 2025 92 mins  
Tony Book remembered, displays against Salford and Brentford, plus insight into Ipswich and PSG

S16 Ep23: Honking and Barking

Jan 08 2025 87 mins  
The tetchy end to the West Ham game, Jack Grealish's form and future, plus insight into Salford City and Brentford

S16 Ep22: The Dying Leggy Swan

Jan 02 2025 90 mins  
McAtee, Savinho and Haaland at Leicester, can City kick of 2025 with a win, plus what business needs doing this transfer window?