Steve’s Feeds

With just days to go until the season kicks off, Mark Chapman is joined by Steve Claridge, Dave Jones and Mark Clemmit to discuss the upcoming Championship campaign. Look out for the thoughts of some of the key protagonists, including Sven Goran Eriksson, Sam Allardyce and Kevin Phillips.

Former Hearts chairman George Foulkes gives his views on the current situation at the Edinburgh club, as they appoint a new manager. Also, a day after being placed on the tranfer list, we bring you the latest from Joey Barton's twitter feed.

Joey Barton's agent tells 5live Sport some "top Premier League clubs" are interested in his player, as Newcastle announce the midfielder is available to leave the club on a free transfer. We also have the latest from Hearts on the day Jim Jefferies is removed as manager.

Ian Payne is joined by football journalist Neil Ashton to discuss the latest in the Cesc Fabregas transfer saga, including Arsene Wenger's comments. We also hear from Rangers manager Ally McCoist. Brighton and Hove Albion assistant Mauricio Taricco talks about preparations for the Championship as well as discussing fellow Argentine's Lionel Messi and new Manchester City signing Sergio Aguero.

Is this another big statement of intent from Manchester City? 5live Sport's Mark Chapman discusses the signing of Sergio Aguero with Ian Ladyman of the Daily Mail, and we hear from Tony Pulis after Stoke City win in Europe.

Martin Keown, journalist Andy Dunn and Michael Gray join Mark Chapman on the Monday Night Club. Hear the panel's view on that backheel by Mario Balotelli and his manager's reaction to it. They also discuss QPR, who are yet to spend any money in the transfer market this summer and listen out for Stuart Hall's assesment of Wigan's Charles N'Zogbia, as his club accept a bid from Aston Villa for the French international.

Former Scotland winger Pat Nevin & journalist Bill Leckie join Mark Chapman to preview the start of the Scottish Premier League on Saturday. Hear contributions from Celtic manager Neil Lennon who's hoping this year will be more about the football on the pitch than events off the field. Also, the panel discuss the big issue that's been on the agenda in Scotland- whether the SPL should be reduced to ten teams.