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A sad week saw the football world mourn the passing of Diego Maradona. Joe, Lewis and Mark share their love of him, whilst going in on Pep, and allowing Youngy to espouse his love for ‘he who cannot be named..yet’ ,as we decide who is the best ‘Ron’ in the game.
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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 …
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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 …
This Sunday’s episode features Joe, Will, Mark and Jimmy Floyd diving into a fullback discussion where all roads seem to lead to George Francomb, a transfer section where Jimmy decides not to spend any money and a chat about how Mauricio Pochettino will do at Paris Saint Germain. Enjoy your Sunday listen. Available on all …
Keeping the family affair vibes rolling, Joe, George, Jimmy and Teddy return for more football chat. After everyone got excited about Xabi Alonso about possibly becoming the new Gladbach manager ( they disappointed that he wasn’t) we got all excited about his possbile coaching destinations and posed alternative coaching paths (not just for him). In …
It’s Friday the 3rd of October 1992. In a single motion, Dalian Atkinson brings the ball down on his right foot, swivels and accelerates away from the Wimbledon midfield with the pace and grace of a player destined for great things. In less than thirty three seconds time, Atkinson will have scored the Premier League’s …