By Deadly Submarine
January 22 2012

The fourth Total-ly Tranmere Podcast episode of the 2011/12 season is now available to download for free and looks at Rovers current poor run of form and possible changes to end it.....

The fourth episode of the Totally Tranmere podcast for the 2011/12 season was recorded this week (January 19th) by regular hosts Paul Harper and Matthew Jones and is now available to download.

In this week's edition the boys discuss Tranmere's current poor run of form and ways of changing the system to improve the bad spell.  They also give you the latest transfer news including Mustafa Tiryaki's potential move to Turkey, new loan signings at Prenton Park and match chat as well.

If you wish to download the show, you can do so by clicking HERE or by copying an pasting the link below, whilst the podcast will also be available to be download from iTunes as usual.  To find the podcast on iTunes, simply search for Totally Tranmere on the iTunes store and we suggest you then subscribe to the Podcast as this will ensure the very latest edition is available to you and will automatically upload new editions when you access I-Tunes in future.

This makes your listening much easier, as you can download the show in the right format straight onto your ipod or iphone!  You can also subscribe to the show, so you know exactly when a new show is online.

Once you've listened to the podcast, if you wish to get in touch with the show on anything Tranmere Rovers, then please drop us an email, podcast@total-tranmere.co.uk.

http://totally-tranmere.podomatic.com/

Totally Tranmere Podcast 11/12 - Episode 4

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