Outspoken with White and Jordan
by talkSPORT
Outspoken with Jim White and Simon Jordan is your daily sports debate podcast for the biggest Premier League news and global sports reaction. Join Jim White and Simon Jordan every day on talkSPORT for a ringside seat to the fieriest opinions, toughest questions, and most impassioned debates on the day’s top headlines. From major football stories, big boxing guests, to the business of sport, Outspoken delivers hard-hitting reactions you won't hear anywhere else. This is the show that brings fiery sports debate and unfiltered reactions to the day's biggest breaking sports news, sharp commentary on club management, governance, and on-pitch action from those who have been there and done it. This is the show that brings you high-profile interviews with leading athletes, managers, and sports decision-makers Find more at <a href="https://talksport.com" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank"
Episodes
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Can Pochettino solve Man Utd's problems?
Mauricio Pochettino’s switch from the US men’s national team to Manchester United has been confirmed. The former Chelsea, Tottenham and Southampton manager has signed a two-and-a-half-year deal to replace Michael Carrick, signing on as head coach. Does the title matter as much as the...
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Michael Carrick and Manchester United part ways
Manchester United have sacked Michael Carrick as their head coach with the team in the Premier League’s relegation zone. How did he go from from two-year deal to sacked within 15 games? Meanwhile, is it time for another look at cricket's sandpaper scandal? With Cricket Australia saying it won't...
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A tribute to talkSPORT legend and beloved football broadcaster, Danny Kelly
The journalist and broadcaster Danny Kelly, who helped define coverage of music and football in the UK for a generation, has died at the age of 69. You'll hear just some of the tributes paid to his legacy on today's show. Meanwhile, Nottingham Forest striker Liam Delap chats exclusively to the…
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Is it time for England fans to forgive Ben White?
Mauricio Pochettino has emerged as the leading candidate to replace Michael Carrick should the club, as expected, decide to make a change. We'll see if Simon is behind that thinking. Meanwhile, Arsenal and England defender Ben White has spoken about his decision to exit the 2022 England World Cup...
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Man Utd head into the November international break in 18th
Manchester United twice came back from two goals down against Aston Villa but go into the international break in the relegation zone. Are we set for clarity on Carrick's future anytime soon? Meanwhile, Manchester City suffered yet another loss whilst Brighton continue to fly high. Are the…
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Thomas Tuchel's latest statement as Cole Palmer misses out on England selection
Thomas Tuchel has named his latest Nations League squad with Jobe Bellingham called up to play alongside his brother, Jude, but Chelsea's Cole Palmer misses out. Was this a statement being made by the England boss? Meanwhile, 40 years from his appointment as Manchester United manager, Alex Crook...
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Martin Edwards reflects on 40 years since appointing Sir Alex Ferguson
Andoni Iraola's Liverpool lost two leads in Istanbul as their perfect Champions League start ends. Simon outlines why he's fully behind Iraola as the man to bring long-term success to Liverpool. Meanwhile, we're joined by former Manchester United chairman, Martin Edwards, who 40 years ago...
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Has the comeback win vs Roma merely delayed the inevitable for Michael Carrick?
Man Utd came from 2-0 down to beat Roma 3-2 in Champions League. Does the win ease the pressure on Michael Carrick or merely delay the inevitable? Meanwhile, football is mourning the death of Tenerife striker Jesus de Miguel, after he suffered head and chest injuries in a heavy collision with...
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James McClean EXCLUSIVE on how his upbringing shaped his stance on the poppy
West Ham have sacked head coach Nuno Espirito Santo after the club won just six out of 13 Championship games this season. Are fans relieved at the club's decision or has it come too soon with the team just six points off top spot? Meanwhile, James McClean joined the show to give an insight in to...
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Do pundits need to worry about legal action just for having an opinion?
Liverpool boss Andoni Iraola has said he will tell Alexander Isak to go down if he is fouled in future after his team was denied a "clear penalty" against Arsenal. Are we at the stage where players need to dive to benefit from the game? Meanwhile, Jamie Carragher has apologised to Aston Villa for...
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Should Jack Grealish be treated as a special case by Everton?
Jack Grealish was dropped for the 3-1 Carabao Cup win over Newcastle after breaching discipline rules, with the former England star at a crossroads with the Everton targeting a first trophy in 32 years. Is special dispensation needed when it comes to the case of Jack Grealish? Meanwhile…
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Will Estêvão have his moment again at Chelsea?
Hailed as Chelsea’s next great entertainer six months ago, Estêvão is facing an uncertain future under Xabi Alonso, who faced backlash from supporters at Anfield after leaving the Brazilian on the bench. How has he become the forgotten man? Meanwhile, former Villa, Birmingham and Portland Timbers...
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Will Arsenal's League Cup exit be a help or hinderance to their season?
Arsenal suffered a shock Carabao Cup exit at the home of Fleetwood Town, as the League Two side recorded one of the biggest upsets in the competition's history. Will it now galvanise the Arsenal squad, and how much learning can Max Dowman take from the game after his dismissal? Meanwhile,...
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William Hill Sports Book Club - HH: Helenio Herrera – Football's Original Master of the Dark Arts - Richard Fitzpatrick
Adrian Durham & Neil Foggin are joined in the studio by journalist and author Richard Fitzpatrick to discuss his book HH: Helenio Herrera – Football’s Original Master of the Dark Arts. The book explores the extraordinary life of one of football’s most influential and polarising managers. A...
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Harry Kane ends England's 25-year wait for Ballon d'Or winner
Harry Kane has become the first English player to win the Ballon d'Or since Michael Owen in 2001 after being crowned the world's best player at a ceremony in London. Has the personal accolade cemented his legacy? Meanwhile, with a newspaper investigation revealing some Premier League clubs are...
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Is the Bournemouth result the straw that broke the camel's back for Michael Carrick?
Michael Carrick's future as Manchester United manager is in serious doubt after yesterday's 3-0 defeat to Bournemouth. At time of recording he is still in situ, but for how much longer? Meanwhile, are we seeing signs of Chelsea's discipline problems creeping back in after Cole Palmer's sending…
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Is the lack of support from above Michael Carrick deafening?
Manchester United and Michael Carrick can't avoid the spotlight at the moment with growing sentiment that a change may be imminent. Are the club right to not be disciplining Bruno Fernandes for throwing his manager under the bus in midweek? Meanwhile, we hear exclusively from AFC Bournemouth…
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Are the signs ominous for Michael Carrick?
Michael Carrick’s future as Manchester United manager is in the balance after a humiliating 4-1 Champions League defeat by Como last night. Captain Bruno Fernandes seemingly turned on Carrick post-match. Does the manager have the respect to win back the dressing room? Meanwhile, did snooker have...
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Is it time for Crystal Palace to retire Phoenix the Eagle?
A video has surfaced online of Sir Alex Ferguson being abused by a supporter as he left Elland Road at the weekend following Man Utd's draw with Leeds. Do some fans need a reality check when football tribalism goes too far? Meanwhile, what could have been if Mikel Arteta had said yes to the...
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Was Erik ten Hag let down by Man Utd?
Former Manchester United boss Erik ten Hag has accused the Old Trafford hierarchy of broken promises at the club, in a revealing interview since his sacking. Did he actually say anything fundamentally wrong? Meanwhile, reports suggest Man City could be looking at a spell in the Championship as…
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Are Arsenal now the 'Unwatchables'?
It started with Manchester City supporters booing the Premier League anthem and ended with Phil Foden taking an inflatable banana into his TV interview after helping see off Ipswich to pull six points clear at the top of the table. Should the City fans be more critical of their club? Meanwhile,...
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Will Carrick feed Lisandro Martinez to the lions this weekend?
Manchester United defender Lisandro Martinez has now issued an apology for his outburst after Tuesday's Champions League loss at Atletico Madrid. After a divisive week, should Michael Carrick drop him this weekend or feed him to the lions? Meanwhile, former England manager Gareth Southgate says…
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Dale Vince reunites with Simon Jordan...
Manchester City were brought down to earth by a masterclass from Champions League holders Paris St-Germain. Are the European champions an overwhelming prospect for any of our domestic sides? Meanwhile, Dale Vince joined the show live to give an update on his war with Peterborough owner Darragh...
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Did Martinez overstep the mark with criticism of Man Utd hierarchy?
Lisandro Martínez has hit out at the Manchester United hierarchy, blaming the lack of investment as their dismal start to the season continued. He may have the support of some fans but will he have the support of the dressing room? Meanwhile, Millwall manager Alex Neil criticised the decision to...
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Is Jamie Carragher a hypocrite? PLUS - Dubois and Wardley in studio
Outspoken Man City critic Jamie Carragher's past claims might have come back to bite him as he admitted he would cheat in order to win rather than lose. How much does tribalism take precedence in our minds when discussing City's wrongdoings? Meanwhile, Coventry City stunned Newcastle United as…
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Does the Premier League feel hollow until City's punishment is known?
Manchester City's first game since being found guilty of breaching Premier League financial regulations ended in victory as they outclassed Liverpool at Anfield. But does every victory of theirs feel hollow and taint the competition? Meanwhile, Michael Carrick may be feeling the pressure with the...
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Enzo Maresca's first Press Conference since Man City's verdict!
Sam Matterface was and alongside Alex Crook and Scott Minto today where they kicked things off today chatting about the news that dominated the international break that Manchester City have been found guilty on virtually all of their 115 charges. They also reacted live to Enzo Maresca’s first…
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Has Tonda Eckert escaped scot-free for his role in Spygate?
Tonda Eckert is free to continue as Southampton manager after being given a suspended ban for his role in the Spygate scandal. Does individual integrity require individual consequences or has he, and the club, suffered enough? Meanwhile, Pep Guardiola is set to show his face at the Etihad next...
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Can Piers Morgan defend the latest Ronaldo tantrum?
Cristiano Ronaldo has broken his silence over his Portugal walkout in a lengthy statement in which he says he is not retiring from the national team. Broadcaster Piers Morgan attempts to defend the near-2000 word tantrum. Meanwhile, we're all set for an explosive match at Anfield as Man City play...
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Is Harry Kane's England legacy cemented even without silverware?
Harry Kane is set to pick up his 125th cap for England tonight putting him in the conversation with the country's greatest of all-time. Will his legacy be tainted without a trophy or does his record speak for itself? Meanwhile, Simon outlines why he wants to see a change of the Premier League's...
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Are we set for another false dawn with England?
England put seven past Croatia in Rijeka in a sensational Nations League win but not everyone escaped unscathed. Alex Scott has withdrawn from the squad after picking up an injury, with Thomas Tuchel adamant there was no suggestion of injury before the midfielder played on Saturday. Does the…
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Do you have to cheat to enter the elite?
Today we explore the question — do you have to cheat to enter the elite? We're also joined by former Spurs, Blackburn, Aston Villa and Liverpool goalkeeper Brad Friedel, who talks about Man City from a player's perspective and discusses his upcoming venture into becoming a director at Shrewsbury...
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Was it only a matter of time before the PM spoke up about Man City?
Andy Burnham has said he would be “really concerned” to lose Manchester City’s owners as a result of the club being found guilty of more than 100 breaches of Premier League rules. Was it only a matter of time before government voices were heard on this issue and how much of a complicating layer...
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William Hill Sports Book Club - The 2026 William Hill Sports Book of the Year Longlist
talkSPORT’s Adrian Durham and member of the reading panel Neil Foggin reveal the 12 books that have made the longlist for the 2026 William Hill Sports Book of the Year. 12 books in all, covering football, cycling, running, golf, cricket, Formula 1 and even Mölkky, with stories of referees, fans,...
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A day of celebration or disgrace as Premier League confirm Man City's 115 verdict?
It's official - Manchester City have been found guilty of all charges relating to breaching financial rules over an eight year period. Is this vindication for Richard Masters and the Premier League? Should we be celebrating or commiserating? Meanwhile, is Anthony Gordon showing he's a different...
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Are Manchester City right to double down?
Manchester City’s chief executive, Ferran Soriano, told a meeting of the European Football Clubs board that they will fight to prove their innocence after being found guilty by an independent commission of the vast majority of the Premier League’s 115 charges of breaching financial rules. What...
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What punishment could await Manchester City following their 115 verdict?
Following a four-year Premier League investigation and a lengthy independent hearing, a tribunal has ruled against Manchester City on nearly all allegations of financial misconduct spanning from 2009 to 2018. Football finance expert Stefan Borson joins us after a weekend of reflection on where…
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Are some England fans sabotaging the national team's success?
England make their return tomorrow after their third-place World Cup finish at the 2026 World Cup when they welcome world champions Spain to Wembley. Is it time for the fans to get behind the team and let bygones be bygones with Thomas Tuchel? Meanwhile, should FA Cup matches be being replayed...
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Tyson Fury vs Anthony Joshua confirmed for December 11 in Cardiff
Sir Jim Ratcliffe's comments on immigration have upset a few people, including club legend Eric Cantona. Is his response damaging for Man Utd or an irrelevance? Meanwhile, it has been officially confirmed that Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua's much-anticipated showdown will take place in Cardiff on...
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Has Arsenal's gamble on Arteta undoubtedly paid dividends?
Mikel Arteta has agreed a new and improved contract with Arsenal. Does his tenure now have to be looked back upon as one of the greatest risks taken by a Premier League side? Meanwhile, as Andy Robertson opens up about the impact of Diogo Jota's passing had, does it provide any more context for...
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EXCLUSIVE with Brighton head coach, Fabian Hürzeler
Fresh off an impressive victory against Arsenal, the Brighton head coach Fabian Hürzeler joined Jim and Simon in the studio for an hour to discuss his game plan, plans to challenge the elite, and for his reflections on England's Nations League pull outs and World Cup campaign. Hear the chat in…
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Is the Michael Carrick train still on track?
Manchester United got out of jail with a late deflected goal to rescue a point at Fulham. Is the Michael Carrick train still on track and, if so, what is the destination? Meanwhile, Brighton and Brentford continue their strong starts to the season with two wins over the "elite" to put them in the...
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Does Tuchel have World Cup squad selection regrets?
Thomas Tuchel has named his latest England squad for the upcoming Nations League games with Cole Palmer and Trent Alexander-Arnold having "a point to prove" after their returns. Is this an admission from the manager that mistakes were made in his World Cup selection? Meanwhile, is there a case…
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William Hill Sports Book Club - The Fall and Rise of the Mölkky Bar Kids - Neil Squires
Adrian Durham & Neil Foggin are joined in the studio by journalist and author Neil Squires to discuss his book The Fall and Rise of the Mölkky Bar Kids: A Sporting Underdog Story. The book reveals the unlikely story of a group of friends who discover Mölkky — the Finnish throwing game few of them...
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Is Michael Carrick's Old Trafford tenure only heading in one direction?
Manchester United threw away a two-goal lead to lose 3-2 to Brighton - and exit the Carabao Cup at the first hurdle for a second straight year. Is the air coming out of the Michael Carrick balloon? Meanwhile, Thomas Tuchel has spoken publicly for the first time in two months, reflecting on...
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Max Dowman makes his latest statement
Max Dowman claimed the headlines again after an impressive two-goal performance against Ipswich in the League Cup. How carefully do his next steps have to be managed by Arsenal? Meanwhile, Pro Ref chief Howard Webb says VAR had tunnel vision on Erling Haaland which led to them missing Enzo...
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Has Sydney Sweeney undermined women in sport?
Two wins and two draws have put Leeds United third in the Premier League table. What can they go on to achieve under Daniel Farke this season? Meanwhile, US actor Sydney Sweeney has come under fire from female athletes following a controversial sports betting advert. Reshmin Chowdhury joins us to...
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Is a Pro Ref apology justice for Man Utd after derby day contention?
A Manchester derby fuelled by contention after a debateable sending-off for Phil Foden followed by the VAR intervening to allow Erling Haaland's winner to stand, despite Enzo Fernandez committing an offside offence. As the authorities apologise, can the game accept the human errors that keep on...
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Can Michael Carrick win major honours for Manchester United?
In this week's episode of Outspoken, Sam Matterface, Alex Crook and Scott Minto were live from the BGC Trading Floor in Canary Wharf. They were joined by a whole host of star guests including Liverpool legends Jamie Carragher and Graeme Souness. Meanwhile after Steve Borthwick renewed his…
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Should Chelsea be stripped of their 2017 Premier League title?
Mauricio Pochettino says Chelsea should be stripped of their 2016-17 Premier League title for financial rule breaches and the honour retrospectively awarded to Tottenham, who he led to second place that season. Does his argument have any merit? Meanwhile, after claims that tennis stars are being...
About this show
Outspoken with Jim White and Simon Jordan is your daily sports debate podcast for the biggest Premier League news and global sports reaction.
Join Jim White and Simon Jordan every day on talkSPORT for a ringside seat to the fieriest opinions, toughest questions, and most impassioned debates on the day’s top headlines. From major football stories, big boxing guests, to the business of sport, Outspoken delivers hard-hitting reactions you won't hear anywhere else.
This is the show that brings fiery sports debate and unfiltered reactions to the day's biggest breaking sports news, sharp commentary on club management, governance, and on-pitch action from those who have been there and done it. This is the show that brings you high-profile interviews with leading athletes, managers, and sports decision-makers
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