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Episode 14: Top 10 Morecambe heel turns

Episode 14: Top 10 Morecambe heel turns

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 The emotion always runs highest in Morecambe Wrestling when a beloved fan favourite stabs everyone in the back and it's happened many times over the years in memorable fashion. So Greg and Mark decided to rank the Top 10 Morecambe heel turns of all-time...and induct the winner into our brand new The Morecambe Wrestling Podcast Hall of Fame! Topics include: Heatwave SilentMark knows Ed Gamble Not in the Top 250 Phil Wang likes our post Letter from L Paul Nailing testicles to a desk Island Pro Wrestling Underpants eating stottie cakes Pang of loss Arctic Monkeys at The Dome Stone Cold Bobby Roberts The Morecambe Bay Championship Bromance Mountain No disrespect Pie at the Alhambra Alton Towers Biffing not spiffing Evil cackle A Silent turn The John Cena of Morecambe The turn that closed down a wrestling promotion Everything's forgiven Iron fists Andy Murray Philip Michael's Gran Making it real Erotically charged The liar pen Bert and Ernie Questioning the rules Too much swearing Microphone with a lead Jesusy The Authority was our idea Becoming the Rockstar Brotherly love Too low at number five Full scale riot Opening the back door Jason Logan's nose Streets of Morecambe run with blood The origins of Cousin Tom "Let Tom Wrestle" The towel No three-camera edit Five finishers Auntie Beryl The face of Morecambe Zero to hero Simon Hill Breaking hearts What didn't make the list

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