Alive and Kicking: The 90s Football Podcast

It's another international week, so the boys look make at two massive England moments from This Week In The 90s. Ash, Joel and Matthew go back to 1993 (when Ash was on holiday in the New Forest) to recall Graham Taylor giving birth to 'Do I Not Like That' and Ronald Koeman robbing England of a USA 94 place. Then on the flip side the boys look back at Glenn Hoddle's warriors of Rome as the Three Lions booked their place at France 98. All that plus all the usual 90s nonsense, including John Fashanu and Awooga! #Keepit90s

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We've manage to please both the boys on the latest episode of This Week in the 90s with chat on two of the biggest names of the decade. Ash Rose is the chair as he lets Matthew Christ revel in Eric Cantona's memorable return from suspension and then sits back as Joel Young is let loose on the arrival of Middlesbrough's favorite son Juninho. Plus there's chat on Dalien Atkinson's worldie, Patrick Vieria's flem and a lengthy debate on the future of live football (Sponsored by Eleven Sports). Keep it 90s.

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Your weekly dose of 90s football is back again with This Week in the 90s. On today's show Ash Rose, Joel Young and birthday boy Matthew Crist look back at Peter Schmeichel's soaring header in Europe, Arsenal's Wembley woes and all the fun of Di Canio vs. Alcock. That plus Matthew's birthday shenanigans with Roy Evans, Middlesbrough taking the blame for modern stadiums and famous people you've tinkled next too. As always, Keep it 90s!

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It's a bumper slice of 90s football action, as we jump on the Champions League bandwagon and look at some of the most memorable moments from the tournament during the 1990s. Ash, Joel and Matthew chat through ten highlights of the decade including the best goal, best teams, the best comeback and of course Nou Camp 1999. Plus, in a special interview we speak to 1995 Champions League winner Nwankwo Kanu ahead of his charity event later this month, and he recalls the highs and lows of his football career. All that and chat on Rock Profile, Celine Dion, FHM and an incredible amount more of 90s nonsense. Keep it 90s!

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It's more 90s nostalgia as we look back once again at This Week in the 90s. Fresh from the international break Ash, Joel and Matthew return to look back at the day Ian Wright broke Arsenal's goal-scoring record, get moaning at UEFA changing the Champions League and recall Steve McManaman's 'worldy' at Celtic Park. That plus memories of the Cup Winners Cup, Joel's postman and loads more 90s natter. Keep it 90s!

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With it being international week, we thought we did into the England theme once again for a new full-length slice of 90s Football action. Ash Rose is joined by Joel Young and the returning Andrew Raeburn as each pick an XI of the best players to never win an England cap during the 1990s. Steve Bruce leads the way as the standard bearer for the unlucky club, but who else made the cut in the boy's teams? Plus, on the phone we talk to former Crewe, Derby and Barnsley striker Ashley Ward, who chats Dario Gradi, Paulo Wanchope and scoring winners at Anfield. Keep it 90s!

There's lots to discuss on the latest episode of This Week in the 90s. Ash Rose, Joel Young and Matthew Crist dive into Dennis Bergkamp's wonder goals during the classic thriller with Leicester, review the somewhat harsh treatment of Taibi the terrible and relive Hoddle's, Becks' and Hincliffe's England bow. All that plus classic TV game shows, goal nets, Robbie Fowler and the BT Cellnet Riverside opening. Keep it 90s!

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The boys are back from their time travelling escapes to bring you another slice of This Week In The 90s. On the show we recall one of the decades most famous famous quotes from Alan Hansen, revel in the worldy wonder of Tony Yeboah and remember the St James power struggle between Alan Shearer and Ruud Gullit - always only going to be one winner in that one! Plus chat on the emotions of football, nomad footballers and waaaayyyyy too much 80s Top of the Pops. Remember, Keep it 90s!

It's the time of year when everyone is doing a season preview, so we thought we'd join in the fun - with a 90s twist! We step into our time machine just like Jean-Claude Van Damme did in Timecop and go back to the summer of 1992 to preview the first ever Premier League season. Ash Rose, Joel Young and Matthew Crist ponder what will change in English football ahead of the Premier League, if Leeds can retain their League Championship, who will be their closest challengers and will anyone watch football on a Monday night? Plus, back in 2018 we speak to former Man City and Northern Ireland midfielder Steve Lomas. As always Keep it 90s!

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It's another slice of 90s football natter with This Week In The 90s. With transfer season in full force, the boys choose this week to discuss three game-changing signings of the decade that happened this week in the 1990s. Join Ash Rose, Joel Young and Matthew Crist as they look back at the arrival of Jurgen Klinsmann, Alan Shearer's record move home and Arsenal's signing of Thierry Henry. Plus a look back at our first ever live show and the usual droppings of random 90s culture - everyone remember 0181 811 8181? Yeah, us too. Keep it 90s

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