Former West Ham defender Anton Ferdinand joins The MA Show this week for an open discussion about his fascinating football career that saw him escape the shadow of legendary brother Rio and forge his own path, before being part of the most well known racial incident in the history of English football.

Many other topics also discussed throughout.

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This week's show consists of an in depth conversation between MA and Pat, touching on issues such as the co-hosts use of porongraphy, the emotional effects of lockdown, problems with the Late Late Toy Show, zoos and cannabis amongst other things. Parenthood is also discussed, as are encounters with Eric Cantona.


Tribute is also paid to the late, great Diego Maradonna.


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High energy show this week. The well known and highly divisive Tommy Robisnon sits down with MA to discuss a variety of topics.


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This week, Celtic and Aston Villa legend Stiliyan Petrov joins The Michael Anthony Show. In a laid back and open show, Bulgaria's most capped player talks not only about his life on the pitch in which he won multiple honours whilst rubbing shoulders with all time greats, but also his unique life off of it. A career ending leukemia diagnosis cut short the midfielders career in 2012, but this experience undoubtedly gave 'Stan' a whole new perspective.


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This week, singer Jake Bugg joins The Michael Anthony Show. Having released a UK number one album in 2012 at the age of eighteen, the Nottingham man opens up on the music industry, writing, his love of Notts County F.C., his childhood and more, with many topics discussed throughout an interesting episode.

 Bugg also treats listeners to some beautiful acoustic numbers. Good artist and guy.


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This week's MA Show sees the long awaited return of Pat Martin, who displays what a troubled man he is once again as he discusses his health and his new found fascination with TikTok culture. 


A variety of other topics are discussed ranging from alcohol to human honesty, as the ongoings at Manchester United are also delved into.


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 Now over nine years since her untimely death, Amy Winehouse remains one of the most culturally significant British figures since the turn of the century. With the flawed genius of the conflicted songwriter much publicised, The Michael Anthony Show is joined by the father of the six time grammy winner, Mitch, in this week's show.


 Cab driver turned singer, the sixty-nine year old Winehouse recalls his enigmatic daughter's childhood, musical rise, battles with addiction and eventual tragic death, an event that inspired the heartbroken Londoner to begin The Amy Winehouse Foundation, an organisation that has provided key support to disadvantaged and vulnerable young people for almost a decade.


 Mitch also discusses the media, the negative suggestions made about his relationship with Amy following the release of Asif Kapadia's 2015 documentary 'Amy', his own musical endeavours and his love of Tottenham Hotspur. 


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Episode 95 of The Michael Anthony Show sees Rhodri Giggs sit down to discuss his intriguing life as sole brother to the most decorated footballer in the history of the English game. Life in Ryan Giggs' shadow was undoubtedly a strange one for the former semi-professional player Rhodri, and one that he would learn could wreak havoc.


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The 94th Episode of The Michael Anthony Show sees legendary cricketer Monty Panesar display why he is not just regarded as one of the best spin bowlers of the twenty first century, but also one of the game's true characters. Out of fear of falling asleep, the technicalities of cricket itself are relatively ignored throughout, as the first Sikh ever to represent an English team at international level opens up on his faith, sex, alcohol and the 'Monty Mania' of the mid 2000's, in which the two-time ashes winner achieved global fame as a face of hope for young South Asians worldwide.


 The Bollywood biopic based on Panesar's life, mental health, politics, racism and more are discussed throughout, as the amusing thirty-eight year old weighs up his future. He also explains his almost unrealistically bad batting average, as he teaches us all that nothing should be taken too seriously.


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