• Old Soccer AM Gang Reveal their 'Biggest Post-Show Drinking Session' Ever

  • Mar 5 2025
  • Length: 1 hr and 8 mins
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Old Soccer AM Gang Reveal their 'Biggest Post-Show Drinking Session' Ever

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  • Welcome to another episode of ‘The People’s Podcast’ - Soccer A-Z – saving society one week at a time! We kick things off this week with a very special, EXCLUSIVE, announcement! After that, Tim and the team take on the letter W, waxing lyrical about:player wages, crowd waves, Wembley Stadium, and warthogs… on the pitch! Plus, find out what sport Tim made everyone at Soccer AM take up – weird and wonderful reasons for matches being called off – and what’s buried deep below our national stadium. And if that wasn’t enough, BBC radio 2 presenter and Bolton’s finest (sorry Sheephead) Vernon Kay joins the show taking us back to the nineties as he plugs his upcoming DJ gigs! Presenters: Tim Lovejoy Helen Chamberlain Joe Worsley Robbie Knox Featuring: Vernon Kay Producers: Henry Williams Executive Producers: Tim Lovejoy, & Jamie East Studio Manager: Sam Chisholm Production Manager: Vittoria Cecchini Follow all Soccer A-Z social channels @soccerazpod Email: socceraz@dmgmedia.co.uk Featured in this episode: BBC Radio 2 DANCE Sounds of the 90s with Vernon Kay Robbie Knox Go to proton.me/socceraz to receive a 38% discount on Proton Mail A Daily Mail production. Seriously Popular! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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