By Totally Tranmere
December 12 2013

Who are your favourite ever Tranmere loanees and what do we make of the Tranmere Trust's attempts to takeover the club? Find out more in this week's podcast

The brand new episode of the Totally Tranmere Podcast is now available to download for free.

There's a severe case of deja vu in this week's show, as the team look back at Saturday's 5-0 hammering by Peterborough as well as previewing the upcoming away trip to Carlisle.

We also hear some of your Tweets on your favourite ever Tranmere loanees, ask what's your Rovers related Christmas which and look at the Tranmere Trust's attempts to buy the club, just weeks before their deadline.

As ever, the show is free to download, and if you wish to do so, you can click HERE or copy and paste the link below in to your internet browser. On top of this, the programme is available on iTunes. To find the podcast here, 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 iTunes in future!

This makes your listening much easier, as you can download the show in the right format straight onto your iPod or iPhone!

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/

Podcast 13: Deja vu!

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