The Butter Pie Podcast

The Summer Transfer Window is now upon us. And Tom, Jack, Adam and host Oliver look upon the retained list once again before looking towards potential incomings that could come to Deepdale this summer. Whilst also looking back at previous Summer Windows to reflect what could come.

The boys are back, Oliver is joined by Jack, Tom and Sam for an end of season review. We also host a special BPP player awards mid-episode alongside reviewing the season as a whole. Before rounding it up with a question of Mikey O’Neill or Mbappe.

We are joined by Ben from Preston Supporters Collective to speak on the latest news of season tickets before we cover the dismal display in the Lancashire Derby against Blackburn Rovers. A massive summer for the club.

We are back after the bank holiday weekend with 2 games of North End to cover. The 1-1 draw at home against Millwall and the 3-0 loss away at Fulham. Oliver is joined by Jack for another episode, we also cover the Central League win, more Youth Team contracts given and the rebuilding process as a club.

Host Oliver is joined with Jack for another episode of the Butter Pie Podcast. We are joined by Anthony, A Morecambe FC supporter to speak about links to Cole Stockton and other potential striking options that North End could look towards next season. Alongside speaking about the QPR win and the Youth Team and their excellent season.

The boys are back after the international break and after the derby day win against Blackpool. We talk about the Deepdale atmosphere, the future crop of youth players. And of course, Mr Cameron Archer.

The boys are back after a very disappointing midweek game against Luton Town. We look forward to the changes coming to the club and Adam gives his opinion on Emil Riis.

The boys are back after the impressive 2-1 win at home at Deepdale against Bournemouth and talk on the current squad, Bambo Diaby’s superb debut before looking towards the summer. Oh, and a segment on the Takeover too!

The boys are back and are joined by Jack for his first ever appearance on the podcast. We talk on the last minute equaliser by Coventry and the controversy that came from it, whilst looking at potential players for summer and rounding it up with a look at Bournemouth for this weekend.

The boys are back after a poor result at the weekend at home to Reading. We talk through the game and where we felt could be improved come tonight’s game against Nottingham Forest at Deepdale which we go through a preview for the game.

We are joined by Lukas Nmecha to discuss his time at the club whilst on loan within the 2018/2019 season. We ask Lukas about his favourite moments at the club, his relationship with the manager and squad and if he sees Preston North End in the Premier League anytime soon and much, much more.

The boys are back after the 2 games against Huddersfield and Peterborough. We talk about Cameron Archer’s wondergoal away at Peterborough before previewing the next game against Reading and looking towards the Lukas Nmecha episode.

The boys are back after a superb win away at Hull at the weekend. We cover the rest of the season and the clubs potential playoff push.

The boys are back after the midweek victory away at WBA and the weekend draw at home to Bristol City. We talk about transfer deadline day and the temptations that the club might have had in bringing more players in. Before wrapping it up with predictions against Millwall and Hull.

The boys are back and are joined by a very special guest in Peter Ridsdale for this episode. We cover the recent uprise in fan engagement, the recent loan signing of Cameron Archer and incomings and outgoings as a whole. Before rounding it up with looking at the future of Preston North End.

The boys are back after the frustrating 1-1 draw at home to Birmingham. We are joined by Ben from Preston Supporters Collective to talk about the recent club announcements and for things to look out for in the future.

The boys are back after the Monday afternoon win against Stoke at the bet365 Stadium. We analyse what occurred within the game and then go onto a listener question about the transfer window before rounding it up with predictions for the next 2 games and the end of the season.

The boys are back after Christmas and a new year starting for the podcast and for Preston North End. We preview the Stoke game and the upcoming transfer window before rounding it off with predictions.

The boys talk about the recent appointment of Ryan Lowe as Preston North End manager and how his style will be implemented in the exciting future ahead for this club. We look towards areas of the starting eleven that Ryan Lowe could want to improve within the January transfer window.

The boys are back after another disappointing Lancashire Derby result this time away at Blackburn. The boys then went onto speak about their top 3 managerial choices after the news broke about Frankie McAvoy leaving the club.

The boys are back and Oli’s back as host after Tom’s temporary role last episode. We talk the past 2 games against Boro and Fulham in which we gained a much needed 4 points. But is there something still missing?

The boys discuss the borefest that was Cardiff at home on Saturday and the worries they have for the club going forward, as well as previews and predictions for the coming games against Middlesbrough and Fulham.

The boys are back after the midweek win against Bournemouth and the highly disappointing result at the weekend away at Nottingham Forest. An open, honest episode from the boys showing their differing opinions on topics around the club. But sharing one love as always, Preston North End.

The boys are back after the midweek loss in the Carabao Cup to Liverpool and the weekend victory against Luton Town at Deepdale. Talking on the potential foreign recruitment, the formation, the clubs future and much more.

The boys are back after the yet again disappointing result at the weekend, this time to Blackpool. We’re joined by Sam once again to review the game and talk about the club’s uncertain future. With the club now only having 1 win in 9 games and poor recruitment from the summer transfer window. We believe now is Time For Change.