By Matthew Jones
February 10 2011

Paul Harper and Matthew Jones bring you the eleventh episode of the exclusively Tranmere podcast show

The eleventh episode of the only Tranmere Rovers podcast is now available to download after being recorded on Thursday 10th February.

In a 25 minute episode, the team, Paul Harper (www.twitter.com/paulaharper82) and Matthew Jones (www.twitter.com/totaltranmere) discuss a number of subjects, including the upcoming fixtures against Sheffield Wednesday and Plymouth, plus a brief look back at the abandoned game against Notts County.

They also discuss the impact Alan Mahon could have on the team once he returns to the starting line up, as well as the Yeovul £5 offer and the form of striker Enoch Showunmi.

There is a new competition for you to get involved in that runs until the end of the season, whilst we also bring you your emails on football shown in pubs.

If you want to download the show, then you can click HERE or by clicking the link below.  Once you've downloaded and listened, please get involved and in touch with the show by emailing us at podcast@total-tranmere.co.uk

http://www.mediafire.com/?brx1ok8f7jsypyy

Brand New Podcast Now Online

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