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Series 3 begins with one of the central protagonists in the cast of 90's football; James Richardson. Synonymous with a golden period of Calcio, the sight of James holding aloft a pink paper on Football Italia was as regular an occurrence as a Baggio goal. We get the gossip on all the big topics; did Paul Ince ring James up for tips on Tomb Raider? What was Elvis Costello like? And did James ever have a night out with Gazza and Jimmy Five Bellies?
We’ve also got big updates on both James Beattie’s Latin textbook and Lee Sharpe’s infamous fan club.
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Chris, Josh and Michael.
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It's back! Due to what we're generously calling 'mild public demand' series 2 draws to a close with the traditional final episode - the 'Quickly Kevin 90's Football Quiz' (Complete with trademark factual inaccuracies - please don't email or tweet us about them!)
We also catch up with not the real John Wark's instagram and there's news of a Quickly Kevin live quiz night at Hackney Picturehouse in January, so come along to test your pointlessly niche 90's football knowledge and a chance to win a bundle of 90's Football goodies.
Thanks for listening, and for all your amazing correspondence this series, keep them coming and we'll see you in 2018.
Chris, Josh and Michael.
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Our guest this week is one of the central characters of 90s English football; Chelsea, Blackburn and England's answer to the infamous 'left sided problem', Graeme Le Saux. Discerning broadsheet reader and noted 'clever footballer', Graeme's career was a 90s rollercoaster ride through triumph, success and controversy. From scoring England's 18th greatest goal to washing his own training kit at Blackburn; we do our best to cover it all.
We also have a mid-90s child's perspective on Tony Adam's alcoholism via the medium of poetry, Jason McAteer's social media porn star flirtation and some curious player descriptions from a 1990 Panini sticker album
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Our guest this week is friend of the show, comedian and writer Tom Craine. The subject of discussion is the 1997 Peterborough documentary 'There's Only One Barry Fry'. The documentary features the fall and fall of Peterborough in their relegation season of 1996/97 against the backdrop of 'big personality' Barry Fry's new leadership as manager and, sort-of, chairman.
Plus there's news on a John Wark fan club nowhere near Ipswich and the social media goings of Mark Kennedy.
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Back for his second appearance is friend of the show, and 90s football expert, Matt Forde. This episode, we fire up the DeLorean and take a journey through England’s tournament defining games of the 90s; a decade of heroic defeats and just plain old-fashioned defeats.
There’s also an update to our Gary Mabutt / Dulux dog investigation, and Josh and Chris go head to head in the 90's Football Quiz - this week 'The Price is Right' and transfer fees.
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Our guest this week is man who has been nominated for the Edinburgh Comedy Award a record breaking five times - star of Mock the Week, Live at the Apollo, Would I Lie to You and, more importantly, a former Manchester United fan, James Acaster. The subject of discussion for this episode is the documentary which made infamous its protagonist; angry Orient manager John Sitton. 22 years after Channel 4’s ’Club for a fiver’ was first aired, this week we give it a rewatch and try to figure out exactly what prompted John Sitton to utter the immortal words: “‘So you, you little c*** when I tell you to do something and you, you f****** big c*** - when I tell you to do something, do it. And if you f****** come back at me, we’ll have a f****** right sort out in here.”
Meanwhile, there’s an update on Vegard Heggem’s salmon lodge and an interesting report from the 90s Aston Villa version of Stella Street.
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