The Michael Anthony Show

Former Italy international Giuseppi Rossi joins The MA Show this week for Episode 152. 

A variety of topics are discussed with the New Jersey born forward as he opens up on a career that took him from Clifton High School to sharing a dressing room with the likes of Cristiano Ronaldo, Gianluigi Buffon, Wayne Rooney and Andrea Pirlo. 

Rossi delves deep in to his views on the modern game, the Glazer ownership of his former club Manchester United and also expresses his interest in F.C. United of Manchester as the one time Villarreal all-time leading scorer, like many of us, yearns for football's lost soul.

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The MA Show returns with a solo show for Episode 151, discussing a variety of cultural issues with anecdotes throughout. 

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The Michael Anthony Show returns for Episode 150 this week in which a variety of topics are discussed. Legendary magazine editor James Brown joins the show to discuss his unique and fascinating life which included creating 90's classic 'Loaded', as he delves into politics, drugs, relationships, mental health, football and more.

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The Michael Anthony Show returns this week with a solo episode discussing a wide variety of societal and sporting topics.

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The Michael Anthony Show is honoured to be joined this week by the iconic David Chase, the brain behind the revolutionary Sopranos.

Many topics are discussed with the man who redefined the concept of Television, with the seventy-seven year olds unique life allowing him a distinctive form of wisdom.

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Another MA solo show this week for Episode 147 in the which the cultural issues surrounding the Women's Euros, the Rebekah Vardy/Coleen Rooney case, the strange habits of the police, the gym and personal trainers and many more subjects are analysed.

Manchester United are also touched on, with a Premier League relegation prediction made. 

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The Michael Anthony Show returns with a solo show this week for Episode 146, with a variety of different issues discussed. 

The gun problem, bookies, Nick Kyrgios, the film industry, the concept of birthdays, Queen Elizabeth and many more cultural and sporting topics are explored. 

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Jacob Dunne's life changed when he threw a fatal punch on a night out in 2011. This week, the now thirty-year-old Nottingham man joins The Michael Anthony Show for Episode 145, in which the conversation goes down a variety of avenues. 

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One of the most culturally significant writers of the past three decades, the creator of the now iconic 'Trainspotting', Irvine Welsh, joins The Michael Anthony Show for Episode 144.  A wide range of topics are discussed throughout the show, with Welsh providing a raw glimpse into the workings of his fascinating mind. 

The purpose of writing, heroin addiction, the sex life of Maggie Thatcher, human emotion, football, love and much more feature during a Guinness fuelled hour, with the legendary Scot's worldview provoking thought throughout. 

Currently being trailed by a camera crew for an upcoming fly-on-the-wall documentary about his day to day processes, Welsh's creative journey is far from finished and the Hibs devotee, now sixty-three, possesses a level energy that you would associate with a man who gave us some of the most absorbing characters of recent times. 

Welsh lives life as if he only has one.

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Football legend John Barnes joins The Michael Anthony Show in Episode 143 this week for a wide ranging discussion into a variety of topics. Although the Jamaican born, former PFA Player of the Year had one of the most memorable careers of 1980's football, the seventy-nine time capped Barnes possesses a curiosity and passion for issues that far exceed the sporting sphere. 

The shallow understanding society has towards racism, corporal punishment, the black manager problem, classism, football fandom and a variety of other subjects are delved in to, as Barnes also provides a fascinating insight in to a career which saw him at the centre of Watford's glory days during the Elton John era, before winning two leagues at Anfield prior to witnessing the infamous 'Spice Boy' age.

The product of what he describes as an "elite family" in which his grandfather was a key figure of the People's Nationalist Party in Jamaica and mother rubbed shoulders with the likes of Bob Marley, the eccentric Barnes has lost none of his energy or capacity for deep thought. A truly unique character.

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