Best and Worst Goals of the 90's (QK Reloaded)

The hosts kick off by reading listener submissions of current players who embody '90s football aesthetics. The list includes Crystal Palace goalkeeper Dean Henderson playing in tracksuit trousers, Brighton's Lewis Dunk, and Harry Maguire, among others. The segment highlights how certain players' styles and personas feel like throwbacks to an earlier era, with the hosts accepting or rejecting each nomination based on whether they truly capture that '90s essence.

• Crystal Palace goalkeeper plays in tracksuit trousers like Gabor Kiraly - unanimously accepted as a '90s player
• David Nugent receives 100% acceptance as a '90s-style player
• Harry Maguire described as 'old-fashioned' defender fitting the '90s mold
• Robert Snodgrass noted for having surprisingly soft, manicured hands despite being Scottish

A remarkable listener submission reveals Derby County's 1996 purple away kit launch featuring players Igor Stimac, Marco Gabbiadini, and Ashley Ward alongside DC Tosh Lines from TV's The Bill. The actor Kevin Lloyd appeared in full Derby kit in a classic 1920s football pose, creating one of the most unusual promotional photos in Premier League history. The hosts express amazement at this crossover between soap opera celebrity and football marketing.

• Derby County's 1996 kit launch included TV actor Kevin Lloyd from The Bill alongside actual players
• Lloyd posed in full Derby purple away kit with foot on ball in classic 1920s style
• The photo featured Igor Stimac, Marco Gabbiadini, and Ashley Ward alongside the soap star