Alive and Kicking: The 90s Football Podcast

We deep dive into another slice of My 90s on this latest episode as we focus on the 1990s story of Liverpool. Joining Ash Rose and Ed Chambers of the Football Tavern is friend of the show, The Guardian's Sachin Nakrani. The boys chat through the changing time at Anfield across the decade and look back at some of Sachin's favourite memories of Liverpool in the 1990s - including his favourite player, goal, match and kits. 

There's also discussions on Souness' transfer policy, how great Robbie Fowler was and a much needed send off for Neighbours, too. 

Keep it 90s!

Follow the show on Twitter @AK90s as well as Ash Rose @AshRoseUK and Ed Chambers @TavernFootball. You can also follow our guest Sachin Nakrani @SachinNakrani and check out his podcast @FANS_thepodcast. 

We return to the early 90s this week and delve into what we're calling England's 'wilderness' years. Ash Rose and Ed Chambers of The Football Tavern are joined by Stuart Steelyard of Stu's Footy Flashback's to delve into England's fortunes from the appointment of Graham Taylor. 

The boys chew the fat over Taylors appointment, asses his reign and where it went wrong and revel in the Terry Venables fun of the pre Euro 96 period. There's also chat on David Platt's importance, Matt Le Tissier's merits and the plethora of names who were capped in both reigns. 

Keep it 90s! 

Alive and Kicking returns for 2022, and we're chatting more 90s nonsense with a famous name of the era. Joining Ash Rose and landlord of the Football Tavern Ed Chambers, is former Aston Villa, Wolves and Coventry winger Steve Froggatt. 

The boys chat through Villa's almost title winning season, England's famous left-sided issues of the time and swapping baby tips with one of football's most famous faces, plus loads, loads more - including the best 'how did you meet your wife' story you'll hear this year. 

Don't forget to follow the team - @AshRoseUK, @TavernFootball and of course @AK90s. 

Keep it 90s! 

Alive and Kicking sits down with TV pundit and former Everton, Tranmere and Scotland international Pat Nevin for a highly entertaining look back at his 90s. Ash and Ed breakdown his time at Everton and his mixed emotions during The FA Cup Final, reminisce about his time at 90s cult heroes Tranmere and his highs and lows with the Scotland national team. All that and why Pat came to be known as the accidental footballer. 

Piggy backing off our previous episode with Glenn Hoddle, the Alive and Kicking deep dive into all things Chelsea in another slice of My 90s action. Joining Ash, Matthew and Ed is radio host and Chelsea man of many pies Neil Barnett to look back at the clubs decade of change at Stamford Bridge. From the ZDS winning days of the 1990s, parked cars behind goals and all, up to the glamour that lit up the Kings Road as we went into the new millennium, Chelsea were a club that epitomised the decade the changed football - and Neil was there to see it all.

Plus, there's an inside view of The Blues 1990's as we speak to former Newcastle, Chelsea and QPR midfielder Gavin Peacock about his role in revolutions both north and south of the country and his unique post football calling.

All that and loads more 1990s nonsense in between. Keep it 90s!

Gavin Peacock, A Greater Glory: From Pitch to Pulpit is out now from Christian Focus.

Alive and Kicking is back, and back with an absolute bang! Joining Ash Rose, Matthew Crist and shiny new signing The Football Tavern, is former Swindon, Chelsea and England manager Glenn Hoddle for a natter about his eventful 1990s. In the chat the boys talk to Glenn about his arrival at Swindon, being the catalyst for change at Stamford Bridge and all the ups and downs in charge of the national team. We also learn about one of Chelsea's biggest almost buys and what he really wanted to do with England post 1998. All that and LOTS more in this hour long chat with one of English football's biggest ever talents. #Keepit90s 

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