Who Are Ya?

Blackpool was the scene of our first ever Who Are Ya episode, where we joined an Anti-Oyston protest march. Thanks to the hard work, dedication and persistence of Blackpool FC supporters, they Oystons have at long last been ousted. Nearly two years after we recorded the first Who Are Ya, we joined the Blackpool fans again - as the Bloomfield Road turnstiles welcomed back so many old friends. ...

This episode is different from our usual club-focussed approach as we explore football’s relationship with tragedy. The history of football has unfortunately been littered with tragic events, but has football changed how it deals with death? Can football be a force for good in dealing with grief, or has the media turned death into spectacle?

Crewe Alexandra are known all across the UK for their investment in young talent and producing the stars of the future. The Railwaymen have had mixed fortunes in League Two this season, but fans have an opportunity to directly air their grievances to the manager David Artell. However, grey clouds hang overhead, as fans come to terms with the aftermath of the football sexual abuse scandal. How...

In this episode we speak to an International Manager. Justin Walley was the manager of the Matebeleland football team in the 2018 conifa world cup. His is a football journey that’s taken him from Leicestershire to Zimbabwe via setting up a team Latvia and travelling the world in the name of football . His book ‘One football no nets’ the story of Matebeleland’s journey to the alternative world ...

Ben flies to Rome in the latest episode of Who Are Ya to see Lazio in action. After the game, every time he tells people about his football experience, it always gets the same response. "That's the team with the fascist links?" Instead of sitting there and nodding along, Ben set out to learn more around the elephant in the room of I Biancocelesti, and ask Lazio fans Who Are Ya?

Daniel Gray, author of several football books including 'Black Boots and Football Pinks: 50 Lost Wonders of the Beautiful Game', speaks to David Cowlishaw about that book, stadiums, the inherent geekiness of football fans and what we love and hate about the way the game has changed. Daniel's book is available here: https://www.bloomsbury.com/uk/black-boots-and-football-pinks-9781472958860/ Su...

In the summer of 2017, we went to Blackpool to document their struggles. Now though, we’re at another Fylde coast club with a very different story. Fleetwood Town’s rise through the leagues has been an incredible journey and brought joy to a town that sorely needed it. Tuesday nights, freezing cold winds, and a football club on the up. We ask Fleetwood Town... Who Are Ya?

We spoke to filmmaker, activist, and Football Beyond Borders co-founder Pez (@pezzativity) about the incredible work Football Beyond Borders do, the impact of Copa 90, growing up with the Premier League in Zimbabwe, the appeal of Dulwich Hamlet and plenty more. Subscribe to us on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/ie/podcast/who-are-ya/id1240831226?mt=2 Twitter @WhoAreYaPod Instagram @WhoAreY...

Brentford are not a football club that you'd expect to be in the top flight. The last time they were there was in the 1930s. But thanks to an innovative owner, a young, exciting squad and a team of management staff who all share the same beliefs for taking this club forward, the fans at Griffin Park are buzzing - and are ready for a long-awaited return to the top of the English football pyramid...

Jonny Sharples has established himself as an essential follow on Twitter, always getting huge ‘numbers’ for his football observations, jokes and Photoshops. He visited us for a chat about how he started following football (Alan Shearer is to blame), Teletext, Mike Ashley, Twitter, Football Manager, the greatest striker who never existed and football’s relationship with mental health. You’re p...

Queen’s Park FC are Scotland’s oldest football club. A truly unique beast, Queen’s Park are not your typical Scottish League Two side – not only do they play at Hampden Park, they’re also the only amateur side in Scotland’s professional leagues. But their future at Hampden, and thus their amateur status, may be under threat due to circumstances beyond their control. We travelled to Glasgow t...

Who Are Ya talks to The Guardian's resident football cartoonist David Squires as our own David Cowlishaw chats Swindon Town tomfoolery, creative process and Australia living with the internet's favourite illustrator.

England had a World Cup to remember. Somehow, against all odds. They did it. So in the first Who Are Ya of the new season, we take a look back at some of the key memories, ask what it means for the future of England and take in some fascinating stories and opinions from Russia along the way.

Who Are Ya Podcast has covered struggling sides in the past. In this episode we’ve done something a bit different, and gone right to the top. Manchester City are a team that, in the past, were known for disappointment and mediocrity. Now they ooze excellence in every department. And if there’s any way they aren’t already the best, they aspire to get their soon. But what do their fans think of...

Hello and welcome to Who Are Ya, a monthly podcast about the football clubs of Great Britain. Well, that’s what it was. We’ve decided to change it up a little, shower you with more content. An episode every month isn’t as frequent as we’d like, so we came up with the idea of additional episodes - outside of the usual Who Are Ya pod format that we know and love. We’re going to be introducing ...

In this episode instead of sticking to one club, we are discussing a few - but they've all got something in common - these are the protest clubs. Formed, for various reasons, in protest against another club, these fans were forced to make a horrid decision when they started a new team. We talk to FC United fans about life as a non-league protest club, to AFC Liverpool's founder, to a once disg...

Who Are Ya? is a football podcast that looks at a different club every month, and the issues that matter to the fans of that club. In this episode we stay in Greater Manchester to watch Oldham Athletic take on Rotherham United in League One. Out of any club in the Football League structure (outside of the Premier League), Oldham have been in their the longest. Oldham have been getting to know...

Who Are Ya?' is a football podcast that looks at a different club every month, and the issues that matter to the fans of that club. In this episode we travel to Cumbria to visit Carlisle United on FA Cup third round day. In this footballing outpost, we ask just what is it that motivates fans to travel such great distances to support their club? Whether it’s the London supporters branch headin...

Who Are Ya?' is a football podcast that looks at a different club every month, and the issues that matter to the fans of that club. In this episode we travel to Merseyside to visit Tranmere Rovers, and ask them...Who Are Ya? If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe and leave a review on iTunes.

'Who Are Ya?' is a football podcast that looks at a different club every month, and the issues that matter to the fans of that club. In this episode we travel to Ewood Park to hear from the first Premier League champions to have dropped down to the third tier of football. Blackburn Rovers are a club that has seen glory in the past, but seems as far away as ever from those days now. Who is to ...

'Who Are Ya?' is a football podcast that looks at a different club every month, and the issues that matter to the fans of that club. In this episode, we've gone abroad for a club unlike any other. FC St. Pauli are not a successful club, but their unique ethos and fanbase have made them famous well beyond their district of Hamburg, Germany. But can St. Pauli still be 'St. Pauli' in an age of ma...

'Who Are Ya?' is a football podcast that looks at a different club every month, and the issues that matter to the fans of that club. For our second episode, we went across to Huddersfield, a town buzzing with excitement after promotion to the Premier League. Has promotion sunk in yet? and what can we expect from The top-flight Terriers? We spoke to three Town fans and asked them.... Who Are Ya...

'Who Are Ya?' is a new football podcast looking at a different club every month, and the issues that matter to the fans of that club. For our first episode, we went to Blackpool. Not to witness a match, but to join fans not only of The Seasiders, but of clubs around the country, as they protested their owners. If you enjoyed this podcast, please leave a review on iTunes and promote it in what...