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In episode 4 of The Rail, Fenners is joined by Miles Kane, who brings in his current favourites. A line-up that moves between vintage, sport, stage and pure personal obsession.From leather and denim to parkas and collaboration pieces, some of Miles’ selection includes vintage Armani, Burberry and Valentino, rare adidas jackets with Bruce Lee and Italia-era influences.Along the way, Miles talks about growing up obsessed with style, his early fixation on football culture, boxing and leopard print, and how being transfixed with Roberto Baggio, his look, his story and his individuality, led to writing a song in his name, and eventually eating lunch at Baggio’s home.There are stories behind every jacket. Some rooted in music, some in football, some in pure instinct. Stage pieces sit next to everyday favourites. Icons sit next to one-offs. Exactly what The Rail is about.What makes your current starting eleven? Could you narrow it down to just one jacket? Would you like to see a part 2 with Fenners in full leathers?LIFEJACKET. Conversation keeps us afloat.

In Episode 5 of The Boot Room, presented by LIFEJACKET, Fenners sits down with one of English football’s most naturally gifted players to revisit a career shaped by instinct, flair, and a deep love for the game.From West Ham to Chelsea, Liverpool to Lille, Tampa Bay and the England national team, every stop along the way is reflected through the boots Joe wore. Adidas Predators, Manias, World Cups and Nike Tiempos. Each pair tied to a moment, a move, or a memory.Joe opens up about the first time the Predators came out, how his mum and dad worked hard to afford him a pair, how he didn’t actually like them at first, and why he knew he couldn’t say a word. There are stories from France, including earning the nickname “Monsieur Patate,” reflections on adapting to different leagues and cultures, and the boots that followed him through it all.Honest, funny and full of detail, this is Joe Cole away from the highlights reel, looking back on the game that shaped him, the moments that mattered, and the footwear that was there for every step.LIFEJACKET. Conversation keeps us afloat.

In Episode 3, Fenners is joined by Jason Williamson of Sleaford Mods as he brings in his current starting eleven. A line-up that ranges from everyday, functional pieces right through to some truly one-off choices. Expect everything from Moncler, CCP, Purple Mountain Observatory and Canada Goose to independent names like Satta and Hawkwood Mercantile… all the way up to a completely unique Castelbajac piece that only Jason could pull off.Along the way he talks Sleaford Mods, touches on a film project he’s involved in, and breaks down why each jacket earned its place. Some are practical, some are unexpected, and some are just pure personality...exactly what The Rail is about.What’s making your starting eleven at the moment?Could you narrow it down to just one jacket from your own collection?LIFEJACKET. Conversation keeps us afloat.

In Episode 2 of ONE2ELEVEN, Liverpool actor and lifelong Red James Nelson Joyce sits down with Fenners to build his ultimate Liverpool XI.From iconic cup-final shirts to unforgettable Premier League kits, James walks us through the players, the moments and the memories that shaped him.He also opens up about his acting journey, how he found his way into the industry, and the huge role Stephen Graham played in helping him, just as he has for so many others.LIFEJACKET. Conversation keeps us afloat.

A volley from the halfway-line at White Hart Lane against his former club, a prank ‘England call-up’ call, and a bucket of iced cold water poured over Harry Redknapp. That was an average day in life of the mercurial David Bentley. Until it wasn’t. One day he’d had enough and announced his retirement, telling the world he’d fallen out of love with the game. Except he hadn’t. In Episode 4 of The Boot Room, presented by LIFEJACKET, Fenners sits down with the former Arsenal prodigy turned Premier League star to revisit a career that burned bright across some of English football’s biggest stages.From his early days to announcing himself at Blackburn, his years at Tottenham, and his move to Russia, every pair of boots mark a different part of the journey. There are memories of the big goals, the big decisions, and the big moments that defined him on and off the pitch.Candid, sharp, honest and funny, Bentley opens up on the journey that took him from boy wonder to England international, and talks openly about the walls he put up that took a toll on his mental health. A player with swagger, outrageous ability and one of the league’s most recognisable styles. DB43. No wonder people still talk about him. LIFEJACKET. Conversation keeps us afloat.

Welcome back to The Rail, the LIFEJACKET series where outerwear enthusiasts get the chance to obsess properly.In Episode 2, Fenners takes the hot seat solo as he digs through his personal archive to reveal his current starting eleven. From colour-changing Stone Island pieces to CP Company classics, Palace grails, SPZL favourites, British outdoor icons from Sprayway, and a bit of BOSS for good measure - every jacket earns its place on merit.Expect the usual tangents and some very specific football comparisons…but that’s The Rail. If you love outerwear, this line-up is as strong as it gets.What’s your favourite jacket? Could you pick one? How about choosing eleven from your own collection?LIFEJACKET. Conversation keeps us afloat.

What does an 18-goal schoolboy performance, a pair of Umbro Specialis, and the promise of an Italian villa have in common? Robbie Fowler, that’s what.In Episode 3 of The Boot Room, presented by LIFEJACKET, Fenners sits down with one of Liverpool’s most natural goalscorers. A man who went from sticking 18 past defenders in a school match to scoring all five on his first senior start for Liverpool. From Puma Maradona Heroes to cramming his size 8 feet into 6.5s with two pairs of socks, we look back at the boots that carried him through an unforgettable career.There are stories of boot deals that nearly won over the whole Fowler household (helicopters and villas will do that), the honour of wearing that Liverpool shirt not once but twice, and why towards the end, white boots and shaved legs felt like the secret to staying sharp.Sharp in front of goal. Sharp off it too. A genuine legend of the game. There’s a reason they call him God around Anfield.LIFEJACKET. Conversation keeps us afloat.

What’s your favourite jacket? Could you pick one? How about 11? Welcome to The Rail, the new LIFEJACKET series where outerwear enthusiasts are encouraged to do just that. In Episode 1, Fenners is joined by Blossoms drummer Joe Donovan as he submits his starting eleven with a line-up featuring everything from Stone Island parkas to Burberry car coats, and Haglöfs technical jackets to vintage French workwear. Each jacket has earned its place on merit, and each has a story to go alongside.And, if you’ve ever wanted to know what the GORP in GORPCORE stands for then this is the content for you! Hope you’ll agree that this episode of The Rail is mustard. Eh Joe? 😂LIFEJACKET. Conversation keeps us afloat.

Who turns up to an interview with a see through bin bag full of old football boots? Frank Lampard, that’s who, and thank God he did or else we would have been scuppered. Frank Lampard’s footballing journey has been incredible. But when he began that journey, he was just like any other kid. Obsessed with football AND football boots. From Heath Park to Central Park, via West Ham, Swansea, Chelsea and Manchester, we relive some of Frank’s greatest memories via the boots he wore; the goals at Bolton to seal the deal, the magic of Munich and the goal that never was. In Episode 2 of The Boot Room, presented by LIFEJACKET, Fenners sits down in conversation with a true footballing great, Frank Lampard. Together they look back on his incredible playing career that saw him win 3 Premier League titles, 4 FA Cups and the Champions League on a famous night in Munich. Oh...and went onto score more Premier League goals (177) than any other midfield player. A gentleman and a legend of the game. No wonder they call him Super Frank.Lifejacket. Conversation Keeps us Afloat.

In Episode 1 of ONE2ELEVEN, Kasabian frontman and lifelong Leicester fan Serge’ Pizzorno invites Fenners down to THE SERGERY to piece together his dream Foxes side. But he’s not stopping there. He’s building a new stadium, designing a new kit and bringing back a an iconic sponsor. He’s not mucking about. From cult heroes such as Muzzy Izzet and Steve Walsh to the Premier League immortals Vardy, Kanté and Mahrez, Serge builds a team shaped by memories, magic moments, and the players who defined eras. He’s also left a few big hitters on the bench! In addition to naming his team, Serge talks candidly about making the choice between football and music, how he viewed football differently to some of his peers but also how football gave him the tools to make Kasabian a global success. Did he score the greatest ever goal in Soccer Aid? AND the record is set straight as to what he was wearing on his feet when he executed the most viral moment in Soccer AM history. Spoiler alert. They were NOT winkle pickers. Serge Pizzorno. We love you. Bring back the launch. X