James Allcott

Podcast host and journalist

London, England

About James

James Allcott is a British journalist and podcast host. He has worked as a writer and editor for various publications, including The Guardian and The Independent. Allcott has also hosted several podcasts, including this one. He is known for his in-depth analysis of sports and politics. In his free time, Allcott enjoys playing football and hiking. He is originally from London, England.

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No Tippy Tappy Football with Sam Allardyce

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The Ripple Effect with James Lawrence Allcott

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Recent Appearances

Ex-Premier League Player Explains What Players Need to Survive Relegation

The Ripple Effect with James Lawrence Allcott•Mar 16, 2026•1:32:46•host

Premier League End-of-Season Predictions!

The Ripple Effect with James Lawrence Allcott•Mar 9, 2026•1:32:52•host

James Allcott

About James

Associated Podcasts

No Tippy Tappy Football with Sam Allardyce

The Ripple Effect with James Lawrence Allcott

Connect

Recent Appearances

Ex-Premier League Player Explains What Players Need to Survive Relegation

Premier League End-of-Season Predictions!

Key Topics

Isaac Hayden: What Arteta Was Really Like, Wenger, and Jamaica’s World Cup Dream

Isaac Hayden: Rafa, Howe, and Toxic Culture Under Mike Ashley

The New Financial Rules That Will Completely Change the Premier League

Eberechi Eze and the Balancing Act of Elite Football Psychology

A Mindset Expert Explains How Managers Win a Title Race and Survive Relegation

Finance Expert Explains Why Clubs Waste Millions Sacking Managers

Inside the Arsenal Fan Base: Love, Fear, and Why Arteta Needs Validation

Are Liverpool Actually Better Than Man Utd, Chelsea and Aston Villa?

Breaking Down the Most Expensive January Signings

Why Jérémy Jacquet to Liverpool Is a Gamble

How Carrick Transformed Man United, and Why Are Arsenal Fans Booing?

One Emergency Transfer for Every Premier League Club

The Power Shift Breaking Modern Managers

Predicting the Future of Every Chelsea Player

Michael Carrick Is Great for Man Utd, and That’s a Problem

Where Will Liverpool Be in 2029?

Was Sacking Amorim a Backwards Step and Is Rosenior Right for Chelsea?

10 People Who Defined Football in 2025