Totally Tranmere Podcast

Matthew and Paul return to the podcast after a little break for an end of season episode. On the agenda are the retained list, youth team scholars signing their first professional deals and those who were unlucky not to get one, as well as discussion on who has been offered new terms with the club. We also give you some information on our charity football match at Prenton Park on May 26th and take a look at some of the pre-season friendlies which have been arranged to date.

Tranmere are still unbeaten following a 2-0 victory over Exeter last week. We look back on that win and two great goals by Joss Labadie and Jake Cassidy. Also on the agenda is the future of boss Ronnie Moore. Should he stay beyond the end of the season? And if that's not enough, we have an interview with former Tranmere goalkeeper Eric Nixon on the release of his autobiography and his time at Tranmere Rovers.

Matthew and Paul are back with some good news for a change! Tranmere are on a five game unbeaten run and we look at the turnaround in fortunes since Ronnie Moore took the reins a few weeks ago. We look back on Rovers' first away win since the ice age at Rochdale and look ahead to Exeter's visit to Prenton Park this weekend.

"That's football, that's life" - Les Parry has left the manager's hotseat to be replaced by Ronnie Moore and Matthew and Paul discuss the situation. We look back on Ronnie's first game back in charge, the 1-1 draw against Notts County in midweek and his search for that elusive goalscoring centre forward. Whilst we also look ahead to the Leyton Orient game this weekend and football for a fiver to celebrate 100 years of football at Prenton Park.

Tranmere are on an abysmal run of form, so what better way of cheering yourselves up than by listening to Matt and Paul ramble on about just how bad it has been?! There is some strong discussion on what is going wrong with the team, why we both think Joss Labadie has to be back in the side and why Paul wants the PA system to have Yazz on repeat until the end of the season.

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