Quickly Kevin; will he score? The 90s Football Show

Quickly Kevin; will he score? The 90s Football Show

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A series in which 90’s football aficionado Josh Widdicombe is joined by friends, and fellow 90s experts, co-host Chris Scull and ‘Director of Podcast’ Michael Marden, as the trio embark on a tour of niche football topics of the period 1st January 1990 to 31st December 1999. Join the Quickly Kevin fan club for early release and extended episodes as well as exclusive bonus episodes and live shows, merchandise, events, and much much more...

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Chris, Josh, and Michael are joined by comedian Tom Crane to discuss their deep nostalgia and obsession with Championship Manager 97-98, the legendary football management simulation game. The episode explores their personal save games, favorite players, tactics, and the addictive nature of the game that defined a generation of football fans.

  • Tom Crane's Watford Dynasty
  • Michael's Gap Year Addiction

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This pre-season episode of Quickly Kevin, Will He Score features hosts Chris Gold, Josh Widdicombe, and Michael Marden reviewing listener correspondence and revealing poll results about 90s football culture. The episode covers various nostalgic topics including Leslie Joseph's bizarre Southampton photo shoot, Hoddle and Waddle's forgotten second single, and surprising listener choices for best computer games and TV shows. The hosts also engage in memorable Saboteo penalty shootout to determine who picks the closing song.

  • Leslie Joseph's Southampton Training Ground Photo Shoot
  • John Wark's Dubbed Voice in Escape to Victory

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Chris Gold, Josh Widdicombe, and Michael Mardin discuss underappreciated 90s footballers, highlighting their careers and memorable moments. The episode features deep dives into Hristo Stoichkov's aggressive brilliance at Barcelona, Jan Molby's transformation into a Scouse-speaking playmaker, and Georgi Kinkladze's mesmerizing skills for a struggling Manchester City. They also discuss correspondence about unique football ground experiences, players' politics, and the peculiarities of Championship Manager.

  • Letters: Watching Football from Overlooking Houses
  • 90s Footballers' Politics and Personal Lives

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A lively football podcast episode where hosts Chris Scull, Josh Whittacombe, and Michael Marden debate the best and worst goals from 1990s football. The trio shares their picks spanning iconic moments from Euro 96, Premier League classics, and controversial choices, while also engaging with listener correspondence about '90s-style players in modern football and bizarre kit launch photos.

  • 90s Players in Modern Football
  • Derby's Bizarre Kit Launch with DC Tosh Lines

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This special episode of Quickly Kevin, Will He Score? features hosts Chris Scull, Josh Widdicombe, and Michael discussing listener emails, playing quiz games, and pitching three potential non-90s football documentary episodes for listeners to vote on. The episode includes the story of Faustino Asprilla's bizarre almost-transfer to Darlington, continuing segments like 'Do I Like That?' and 'Do I Remember This Right?', and three compelling pitches for special episodes covering Brian Clough vs Don Revie, the 1984 Milk Cup final documentary, and Euro 88.

  • Opening Banter and Asprilla's Failed Darlington Move
  • Do I Remember This Right: Kevin Gallagher on City Central

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A nostalgic podcast episode celebrating 90s football memorabilia, featuring hosts Chris Scull, Josh Whittacombe, and Michael Mardham. The trio discusses their favorite collectibles including Tonka Sports Stars, international caps, and Subbuteo, while sharing listener correspondence about unusual footballer appearances and playing games like 'Do I Like That?' The episode combines humor, personal anecdotes, and a deep dive into the quirky world of football collectibles from the era.

  • Listener Correspondence and Unusual Footballer Appearances
  • Do I Like That? Game - Robbie Fowler's First CD

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A comedic football podcast episode discussing nostalgic elements of 1990s football, including stadium architecture, squad numbering systems, and uncovered terracing. The hosts engage in humorous debates about player superstitions, vintage goalkeeper kits, and what they miss most about football grounds from the era. The episode includes listener correspondence about obscure football documentaries and unusual merchandise, culminating in a quiz about the 1999-2000 season.

  • Listener Correspondence: Hidden Football Documentaries
  • Thomas Ravelli's One-Piece Goalkeeper Kit

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This episode of Quickly Kevin, Will He Score is a pre-season special featuring hosts Chris Gold, Josh Whittacombe, and Michael Marden discussing their favorite football-related TV shows from the 1990s. The trio debates the merits of shows ranging from Match of the Day to the obscure Standing Room Only, plays their game 'Do I Like That?', and shares listener correspondence including a hilarious Marcel Desailly story. The episode culminates in a quiz about England's Euro 96 match against Holland.

  • Marcel Desailly's Window Power Move
  • John Wark and the Escape to Victory Time Paradox

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Josh Widdicombe, Chris Scull, and Michael Marden reunite for a special episode of their 90s football nostalgia podcast, focusing on their favorite football computer games from the decade. The trio shares personal gaming memories, debates the merits of classic titles, and reveals surprisingly detailed player questionnaires from Manchester United's 1993-94 season. They also introduce a new game called 'Do I Like That?' and announce an upcoming Championship Manager 97-98 special episode.

  • Manchester United 1993-94 Season Review Questionnaires
  • Do I Like That? - The New Game Featuring Lee Sharp at Nando's

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The final episode of Quickly Kevin Series 4 features an epic quiz showdown between teams Josh & James versus Chris & Tom. The quiz covers 90s football trivia across multiple rounds including Starting 11, Transfer Trail, Play Your Cards Right-style squad numbers, and specialist Mastermind rounds. Despite some dramatic moments and close calls, Josh and James emerge victorious by just two points.

  • Opening Banter and Team Introductions
  • Electronic Postbag Correspondence

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Episode 7 of Series 4 features former footballer John Moncur discussing his career in the 1990s, spanning Tottenham, Swindon Town, and West Ham United. Moncur shares colorful anecdotes about playing with Paul Gascoigne, winning promotion with Glenn Hoddle at Swindon, Eric Cantona's infamous stamp, and his pranking exploits at West Ham including interfering with Stuart Pearce's pre-match rituals. The episode captures the era's drinking culture, tactical evolution, and memorable moments including West Ham's role in denying Manchester United the 1995 title.

  • West Ham Shirt Sponsors and Burma Petrol Perks
  • Paul Gascoigne's FA Cup Final Preparation

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This episode of Quickly Kevin, Will He Score? features hosts Chris Gold and Josh Whittacombe, joined by guest Tom Crane, discussing the 2000 Granada documentary 'Chester City, An American Dream.' The documentary follows the disastrous 1999-2000 season when American owner Terry Smith appointed himself manager despite having no football experience, leading Chester City to relegation from the Football League. The episode includes discussion of the rooming arrangements at Manchester United, debate over current players who belong in the 90s, and various tangents about Eddie McGoldrick songs.

  • Manchester United's Hotel Rooming List
  • The Most 90s Current Players

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Stuart Pearce joins the podcast in a chaotic interview at West Ham's training ground, where equipment failures nearly derailed everything. The England legend discusses his journey from non-league electrician to international captain, his infamous Euro 96 penalty redemption, working under Brian Clough, and his unique pre-match routines. Despite the stressful setup, Pearce proves to be a gracious guest, sharing insights on mentality, leadership, and what it takes to overcome failure at the highest level.

  • From Non-League Electrician to Professional Football
  • Working Under Brian Clough at Nottingham Forest

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Alistair Campbell joins the podcast to discuss his life as a passionate Burnley fan through the turbulent 1990s, his experiences bringing football and politics together during the New Labour era, and his co-authored thriller 'Saturday Bloody Saturday' set in 1970s football. The conversation explores his relationships with managers like Sean Dyche and Alex Ferguson, memorable moments like Tony Blair's head-tennis with Kevin Keegan, and the intersection of politics and football culture during Cool Britannia.

  • Burnley Fan Origins and 90s Allegiances
  • Close Relationships with Football Managers

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Gary Neville reflects on his career at Manchester United during the 1990s, discussing his development from youth player to first-team regular, the culture under Sir Alex Ferguson, the famous Class of 92, England experiences, and the historic 1999 treble season. He provides intimate insights into the pressure, dedication, and mentality required to succeed at the highest level, while revealing he wouldn't relive it all again despite the success.

  • FA Cup Final Songs and Early Career
  • Man United's Drinking Culture and Standards

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Gary Neville sits down for an in-depth conversation about his journey from local kid to Manchester United legend, covering his early days at the club, the fierce competitive culture that shaped him, the transformation from old-school drinking culture to modern professionalism, and memorable moments including his infamous derby humiliation and tunnel incident with Peter Schmeichel.

  • Early Days at United: The Trial That Changed Everything
  • Growing Up with Phil and the Competitive Neville Household

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In this episode of Quickly Kevin Will He Score, hosts Chris Scull, Josh Widdicombe, and Michael Mard welcome Alex Brooker to discuss Arsenal's worst XI of the 1990s. The conversation weaves through Championship Manager memories, terrible player signings, and the fascinating subculture of reserve goalkeepers, while also covering correspondence about Uri Geller's Michael Jackson visit to Exeter City and the phenomenon of players swallowing their tongues. The episode is packed with nostalgia, banter about 90s footballers doing stand-up comedy, and Alex's personal journey becoming an Arsenal fan.

  • Live Show Announcements and Uri Geller Correspondence
  • Have You Been in a Footballer's House and Swallowing Tongues

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In this season premiere of Quickly Kevin, Will He Score?, hosts Chris Scull, Josh Whittacombe, and Michael Marden welcome Bobby Gould, the legendary manager who masterminded Wimbledon's historic 1988 FA Cup victory over Liverpool. Gould shares fascinating behind-the-scenes stories about the Crazy Gang culture, his innovative management tactics, and his tumultuous time managing the Welsh national team. From designing kits to training in prison yards and wrestling with John Hartson, Gould offers an honest and entertaining look at old-school football management.

  • The Lost FA Cup Final Medal
  • Discovering Stuart Pearce in Five Minutes

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Chris Gold, Josh Whittacombe, and Michael Marden wrap up their pre-season episodes by diving into listener correspondence about 90s football nostalgia, sharing live show clips, and selecting their all-time favourite 90s strikers. The trio discusses bizarre football storylines from Australian soaps, memorable mascot experiences, and the peculiar case of Richie Humphries' August scoring streaks. They reveal upcoming live shows at Hackney Empire and debate the legacy of players like Eric Cantona, Mickey Evans, and the transformation of football culture in the 90s.

  • Heartbreak High and the Baggio Shirt Mystery
  • Matt Forde's Autograph Collection and Mascot Experience

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Episode four of Quickly Kevin's pre-season training features hosts Chris Gold, Josh Whittacombe, and Michael Marden working through correspondence, selecting their all-time favorite 11s, and discussing 90s football culture. The episode includes discussions about football boot sponsorships, particularly Gareth Southgate's Bullboy Shoes endorsement and the revolutionary Predator boots, as well as a live show clip featuring comedian Alex Brooker. The hosts continue building their dream teams with midfielder and winger selections, celebrating exotic foreign signings and players who could beat defenders.

  • Bullboy Shoes and 90s Football Sponsorships
  • The Predator Boot Revolution

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