Podcast: Play in new window | Download
Subscribe: Spotify | Android | Stitcher | Blubrry | TuneIn | RSS | More
Football’s shenanigans take centre stage in this week’s pod, as we let Jimmy Floyd let rip at the possibility of a European Super League, Youngy lords it up after his Dorset break with his fresh batch of hot takes. George lights a candle for Virgil and Joe concocts an entire section to lavish love on Tottenham’s deadly duo of Kane and Son.
Available on all podcast platforms.
Come check us out at jogobonito.uk
Read more
In a collaboration with Loose Lips Record Label, we bring you an England special. Artist, Cindys Pearl has a penchant for anthemic football bangers after the release of his Football + Lager tune for the 2018 World Cup; and so, spurred on by the hopes of the England squad-‘Europhoria’ was born. Loose Lips director Freddie sat down the Cindys Pearl …
03.07.2021. Floodlights, Night life, Stadium Rife Read More »
No longer a prospect, now a game-changer. Borussia Dortmund’s No.7 has the world at his feet. Joe. H. Harman writes about England‘s assist machine, his rise in the Bundesliga and where his future may lie. Jadon Sancho is currently the only player to feature in the top 75 assist makers in the history of the …
In a collaboration with Loose Lips Record Label, we bring you an England special. Artist, Cindy’s Pearl has a penchant for anthemic football bangers after the release of his Football + Lager tune for the 2018 World Cup; and so, spurred on by the hopes of the England squad-‘Europhoria’ was born. Loose Lips director Freddie …
Jimmy takes the reigns as he, Simon and Teddy dive into AC Milan, Moneyball Brentford and the Europa Conference League in part one. Jimmy then describes the abhorrent situation in the NWSL. Finally, the guys break down City’s striking needs and who would make the best James Bond from the world of football. Check us …
It’s Joe & Will this week. The guys talk the success of the first ever JB Quiz Night before getting their teeth into the newest managerial offerings on the Premier League conveyor belt. In part two, it’s all about the money – specifically £200m and how Newcastle United should spend it better than Sam Allardyce …