Always a great podcast, in the same boat with the sore throat, thought John Stones had a good solid game, he has had an indifferent season though but he has had plenty of time to settle in but has not quite cut it, maybe injuries and off field issues

John Stones didn't make a mistake,  he slipped. Anyone can slip,  ask Stevie Gerrard. Great podcast,  Ian. Thanks.

Louisa at least talking sense while the other two get hysterical.

Ian Cheeseman was the BBC's Manchester City correspondent for nearly 25 years and has been a fan all of his life. Here he hosts his weekly podcast, Forever Blue, where all things Man City are discussed. For this episode, sponsored by www.howardssolicitors.co.uk 
Ian is joined by former City player Paul Lake plus Adam and Stephen to discuss the draw at Aston Villa, the City Academy, Pep's innovation, Lake's own career and so much more.
If you'd like to support Ian's work you can message him by DM on twitter @iancheeseman

Paul Lake on Pep, the Academy & Kyle Walker plus the opinions of Stephen & Adam

This months musical adventure from Leeds 2 hours of music enjoy.

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Ryan, Emily and Harlen are with Ian chatting about the Liverpool game, first games and how the ‘fandom’ has changed throughout the years. Like, share and subscribe - we will be back next week..

Start of season, Liverpool & Fandom

Adam, Matty & Harlan join Ian to discuss the FA Cup win at Newport, the performances of Phil Foden & Riyad Mahrez, are one type of Manchester City fan better than another type and the quality of TV pundits

Mahrez, Foden & TV Punditry

Ian talks to Matty & Adam from the Forever Blue squad about the latest transfer rumours around Manchester City. Who'll stay and who'll go, who are City targeting and will they get them?

Man City transfer rumours, Who’ll come, Who goes & Who will stay?

Ian chats to podcast regulars Louisa & Harlan plus returning guest Ryan about a great seven days to be a Blue! Winning away in Madrid and claiming a third successive Carabao cup. They also discuss Phil Foden, his performance in the final and whether he should now be considered a first choice starter. John Stone's City future is also up for debate, as well as the suggestion by some journalists that City Fans don't enjoy winning trophies anymore.

Does Winning Ever Become Boring? Foden Comes of Age & John Stones....

Legendary Manchester City broadcaster Ian Cheeseman has three MCFC fans in to the studio to discuss the major events of the past week's football. Expect debate, famous faces and plenty of laughs.

Does Winning Ever Become Boring? Foden Comes of Age & John Stones....

Forever Blue - Ian Cheeseman

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