I think we can all agree that by now football has definitely had its day, right? The 'Pint of Football' lads are still plodding on through Wardy's take on football in 1971 and this time he serves up a real gem. After far too much tonic wine, we invite you to join us on a deep dive into the longest FA Cup match of all time!

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Did you hear the one about the two-time continental champions from Honduras? In a country that is considered by many as an exclave of Wigan, stands a powerhouse of continental success. No it's not the Latics, it is indeed Club Deportivo Olimpia. Daz struggles to contain his excitement in this latest 'In The Mix, Globe Perverts' as he tells Bax and the listeners all about this glorious little nation.

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I think we can all agree that by now football has definitely had its day, right? Well apparently 1971 hasn't as the hugely popular year for 'Football's Strangest Matches' keeps us firmly routed in not only 1970's obscurity, but also in West Bromwich Albion history. We retell the tale of when The Baggies met Colchester United in the Watney Cup Final. A tournament catering to high-scoring teams... surely Wardy couldn't deliver one of his classic anti-climatic stories again, could he?

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Did you hear the one about the country that sponsored Atlético Madrid? Tom hasn't been the star of our 'Globe Perverts' series for a while so it was good to finally put him back in the hot seat and see what gold he'd provide from Azerbaijan.

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I think we can all agree that by now football has definitely had its day, right? We've had a month off from podding and whilst it's good to watch a bit of Indian Ocean Island Games, nothing beats the magic of 1970's revolutionary football and whilst we can't guarantee anything that exciting, Bax and Daz dare to dream with this latest splattering of "Football's Strangest Matches".

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I think we can all agree that by now football has definitely had its day, right? After what feels like a long time reviewing the 1960's through Wardy's eyes, the lads finally hit the 1970's and we kick off with a bang. Baxter takes us through the 1971 iconic match from Bedknobs and Broomsticks, Daz then tells us about a big brawl in Argentina and Tom was also there. And if you didn't think this bumper episode was packed to the brim, we also preview the two hottest tournaments of the summer... the CONIFA Asian Cup and the Indian Ocean Island Games.

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With Daz, Tom and Bax all back behind the mic for a rare triple threat, it's time to dig back into the realms of time as we mark our 69th episode of 'In The Mix' by visiting the summer of '69. Prepare your ears for Baxter's singing, Daz's recital of a history lesson from El Salvador and Tom's genuine fear about whether or not Colgate is poisonous.

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With the Island Games just around the corner, the lads get together to preview the big one in Guernsey. This mammoth episode, hosted by Bax, sees the PoF trio given the task of previewing the football tournament hosted as a part of The Island Games. Was Tom able to find out much about football in Aland? Did Daz know his stuff about Froya? Whatever happened to Sark's national football team? As always, Bax, Tom and Daz take on the big responsibility of bringing you the most obscure football content.

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Did you hear the one about the tiny South Pacific island nation who beat Newcastle United? Baxter seems to have a habit of picking out Oceanic countries in our 'Globe Perverts' adventures and this time he has Fiji to take on.

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Being a Plymouth Argyle fan is tough, especially in the 1960's, but especially when you lose to a late goal away at Barrow, BUT ESPECIALLY when said goal is scored by the most unlikely of sources. Nope, not a beach ball- we're a good forty years away from that. Bax and Daz are continuing to digest the late Andrew Ward's 'Football's Strangest Matches' in and amongst chat about beach soccer record attendances and Truro City joining the National League North.

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