FFB Podcast - Football, Film and Bollocks

FFB Podcast - Football, Film and Bollocks

By Jake Doyle and Alex RhodesSports
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FFB Podcast - Football, Film and Bollocks episodes

  • #34: Where's Nani?
    The podcast that asks: will Paul Pogba outlive Jose Mourinho at Manchester United?
    The boys jump on the back of the Pogba-Mourinho saga at Old Trafford, they discuss whether Wilfried Zaha be afforded extra protection or should referees do their jobs. AJ lists three films he wants to watch in the next year, Jake goes on a little bit of a rant towards the Hateful Eight and Jake pitches a nonsensical film about babies. The Crisp World Cup gets its tenth qualifier, AJ gets scared by a new feature on Challenge AJ and the episode is rounded off by England trivia.
    1 hr
  • #33: No Mercy 2002
    The podcast that asks you: do you prefer the Deadman Undertaker or the Biker Undertaker?
    Yes, that's right: the boys are back and with a review of WWE No Mercy 2002\. But before that, they chat about football stands to an illuminating degree, Jake reviews Devil as the shit cinema series continues and we predict how the English clubs will fare in the Champions League groups. We look to the indies in the Crisp World Cup and AJ pitches 'German Office' which may or may not be about Bradford City and may or may not have already been made.
    1 hr 2 min
  • #32: F*ck the Tories!
    The podcast that asks you: are you being watched?
    The boys discuss England after the international break AD NAUSEAM, AJ reviews "the worst film" he's seen in a cinema: Sucker Punch and Jake pitches 'Stand By Me meets The Emoji Movie' in Stupid Little Pitch. There's a new segment in Challenge AJ as the boys still mourn Tim after his death, a Salt and Vinegar derby in the Crisp World Cup and Dave goes to the Canada/U.S. border.
    1 hr 4 min
  • #31: The David Icke Lizard Bonanza
    The boys list England’s worst eleven by position and discuss the UEFA Nations League and what it can become. Jake attempts to summarise the plot of the SAW film series in two minutes, AJ pitches a David Icke biopic and there’s Bebe trivia. Dave the Travel Agent’s back as is Lizard’s Lair and FFB has a new chef in Quick Dish of the Week.
    55 min
  • #30: The Stanley Kubrick Episode
    The boys discuss how the promotion clubs have started the season, will Everton stun the top six, can Chelsea win the league and, most importantly, is Jack Wilshere as good as Andrea Pirlo? AJ lists the England players that could’ve been, he reviews The Shining (and its numerous hidden themes), Jake pitches a Gervais-Merchant-Boyle extravaganza and there’s a shock in the Crisp World Cup qualifier. There’s huge news in Challenge AJ, Jake presents tedious MEGA Champions League trivia and finally the time has come for AJ’s Eyes Wide Shut conspiracy theory.
    1 hr 28 min
  • #29: Eraser-ed
    After the Accrington experience, AJ discusses his 4 types of match-going fans, Jake lists his favourite transfers of the summer and the fourth Crisp World Cup qualifier plays out. Jake reviews David Lynch classic Eraserhead whilst AJ harks back to Love Island for his stupid little pitch. Relegation Zone returns as does Quick Dish of the Week. There’s Champions League trivia as well as so much more.
    58 min
  • Away Days: Accrington Stanley
    Welcome to our AWAY DAYS SPECIAL! This week the boys are joined with special guest Harry Holland to watch the EFL League One tie between Accrington Stanley and Charlton Athletic. We get lost trying to find a ticket office, AJ goes vegan for the day and we drink too much.
    59 min
  • #28: #FreeTommy
    The boys predict the Premier League season as the “GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH” returns to Sky Sports. We mention English players a bit too much. AJ reviews The Truman Show with Jake contrastingly pitching a Michael Bay film. The third Crisp World Cup qualifier turns into a holiday crisp special. New features, returning features and the usual features are all in Episode 28\. (the title is strictly satire btw)
    1 hr 10 min
  • #27: Area 51 Dwarf Pilots
    Episode 27: the episode that tells you better get excited for the club season. Jake transforms football ahead of the new season with the Unofficial Club World Championships. We discuss the expectations of our respective clubs and Jake counts down the ten transfers that shook the Premier League to its core.
    AJ pitches a bizarre Adam Sandler/Kevin James and DC universe film which strikes fear into Jake’s heart, as Jake reviews Spike Jonze modern-day classic, Her. Jake sadly presents the final Foods From Around The World version of Quick Dish and CeX Barry gives us last slice of goodness.
    The second Crisp World Cup qualifier doesn’t sit too well with AJ. He brings back some conspiracy goodness with an alien-related bollocks theory. Can AJ smash the trivia first time round this week? Ballon d’Or trivia, my guess is maybe not!
    53 min
  • #26: Once You Pop You Can't Stop
    Episode 26: the episode that tells you stop getting them World Cup blues and be more like Jake and be incredibly excited about the new season. In this overcoming of World Cup blues, Jake lists us his World Cup team of the tournament and the best England performances in his lifetime. Meanwhile, AJ looks ahead, discussing the ones to watch ahead of the new season.
    AJ reviews Spielberg classic Jurassic Park as the boys discuss his best films amongst the best blockbusters of all-time. Jake pitches a real-life psychological horror. The Crisp World Cup makes its debut with the first qualifier. There is some more punditry Brexit or EU? and England World Cup songs in Challenge AJ as AJ presents a blockbuster triple relegation.
    Finally, there’s a shock in Jake’s space-related trivia.
    50 min

About FFB Podcast - Football, Film and Bollocks

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Jake Doyle and Alex Rhodes are the purveyors of absolute nonsense, and sport, and cinema. On FFB Podcast, we discuss football from Premier League to Non-League, British and European football, film from summer blockbusters to independent cannibal arthouse cinema and bollocks from creating World Cup tournaments out of foodstuffs to complete incredulity of conspiracy theories.