The Michael Anthony Show

Episode 25: Democratic Disenchantment by Michael Anthony

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Episode 24: Big F*cking Amstel by Michael Anthony

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Episode 23: Serotonin by Michael Anthony

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Episode 22: Raze Anatomy (ft Neil “Razor” Ruddock) From learning his trade in the unforgiving Lions Den, to representing England under Wembleys iconic towers, the career of Neil “Razor” Ruddock had it all. Once considered the most promising centre back in Britain, Razor provides an in depth and humorous analysis of his footballing life, in which the one time teenage prodigy of Venables’ Spurs, became a symbol of 1990’s Liverpool and their now infamous ‘Spice Boy’ culture. Although undoubtedly a confrontational, divisive and controversial figure, the enormous Ruddock, possesses an even larger heart. Sharpness never escaped the blades of Razor, as charm, wit and remarkable insight dominated his appearance on The Michael Anthony Show. In a diverse discussion, the former international delves into a variety of topics, ranging from locking horns with Spencer Pratt, to playing for West Ham as a life long Milwall fan. The former Southampton man may now appear on our boxes whilst sitting in a jungle, or impersonating Neil Diamond on stage, but Razor is, and will always be, a football man. Di Canio, Barnes, Shearer, Hoddle, Lampard. Ruddock shared dressing rooms with many of Europes finest footballing artists. With over 300 top flight appearances to his name, it is impossible not to be fascinated with his take on all the issues that surround our beautiful game. Now available on iTunes, SoundCloud and Spotify.

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Episode 21: Milking Mortality by Michael Anthony

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Enigmatic, mercurial, magnificent. The footballing artist that is Tony Sheridan joins The Michael Anthony Show to discuss a career in football that saw him go from teen sensation in the English Premier League, to cult hero with Shelbourne FC. Considered to be one of the most naturally gifted footballers that Ireland has ever produced, the uncapped Sheridan reflects on his failure to fulfill his potential in England and how he effortlessly became immortalized on the River Tolka. Having played against giants such as Liverpool, Chelsea and Arsenal all by the age of eighteen, the Crumlin natives insight into the game is truly fascinating. With character to match his ability, the sideburned, collar popping Sheridan was a true nineties centrepiece, and Irish football’s very own Liam Gallagher shares his story that took him from rubbing shoulders with Eric Cantona, to the dreary fields of Portadown.

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