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Presten stepper inn - Høgmo med sommerlåt - Badetips - En rockestjerne er født - Frankrike - Hvor ofte tenker man på sin egen begravelse?
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Welcome back to another episode fished out of The Football Ramble archives!
This time around: the torrid tales of Gigi Becali reach a dramatic end, Sven putting his name forward for every single management job and a Breakfast XI. Plus, there’s entries into the Dean Windass Hall of Fame for Peter Shilton, Mark Hateley, and Mark Hateley’s greedy haircut.
Oh, and a Geordie punched a horse…
Many thanks to infamous YouTuber Linford Grimes for their inspiration and help in compiling old content. We salute you.
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You join us again in the time machine as we head back to the 2011/12 season! This time around, there is a truly fantastic array of jewels from the Ramble crown. We check in with Gigi Becali for the first time this series, hear of Jonathan Woodgate nutting a glass bottle in Ibiza and get our teeth into a Dog XI. Plus, the seminal work ‘If We Could Clone Ian Woan’.
All that plus Euro 2012 predictions, Bob Hippy and loads more! Bobby dazzler!
Many thanks to infamous YouTuber Linford Grimes for their inspiration and help in compiling old content. We salute you.
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Good day! You join us for some best bits of the 2010/11 season, where we arrive at a cornerstone of Ramble lore: Richard Keys & Andy Gray. We join them in Midlife Crisis Corner on MNF to see if they can work their way around the interactive screen and discern if penalties are now easier. Richard.
Elsewhere there’s a Fulhamish tale from Craven Cottage about mum’s relaxation day, smooth moves from Robbie ‘The Pale Murderer’ Keane and an update from Diego Corner. The first of many, we assume.
Many thanks to infamous YouTuber Linford Grimes for their inspiration and help in compiling old content. We salute you.
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Josimar-skribent og stamgjest hos Football Weekly-podcasten til The Guardian, Lars Sivertsen, har vært på besøk hos Frode Lia for å snakke om statistikk, Rafael Benítez og en bjeffende hund.
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Put simply, Danny Kelly is a broadcasting legend. Now found most regularly on talkSPORT presenting Kick Off, The Season Ticket and wherever else his prodigious talents are needed, he has over 30 years in the media game, including stints editing the NME, Q Magazine, and of course covering sport consistently across TV and radio.
In this latest episode of Ramble Meets, expect hilarious stories and tangents aplenty as Danny talks to Luke about how he fell in love with football in the first place, his most memorable moments in several decades covering the game, and what he thinks of the current state of the world's most popular sport.
This episode of Ramble Meets was recorded on Friday 26th April 2019.
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This episode is sponsored by bet365
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The rumours are true! To celebrate another season of the Football Ramble coming to a close, we’re digging deep into the archives at Ramble HQ to bring you ten Best Of episodes, featuring some vintage Ramble moments. It’ll keep you going over summer before we return with new shows in July, and daily episodes from 5th August.
First up: 2009/10, featuring some early Ramble classics. Ever wondered what Yang Changpeng is up to? Or how Peter Beagrie ended up putting a motorbike through a plate glass window? Or what happens when a teacher plays the Ramble to their Scottish classroom? Well here are your answers.
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Sau på Færøyene - Korps på stadion - Hvilket dyr ville du helst blitt drept av? - Maler du som Federer eller Nadal? - Til helvete med vassen corn flakes
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Another glorious summer for England as the men win a high pressure penalty shootout and the women get one over on Scotland. Portugal are the deserved winners of the inaugural UEFA Nations League and the whole thing turned out to be a lot of fun.
As well as casting our eyes over all this we chat dings and dongs, look at the predictions we made at the start of the season and give the final word to our beloved Newcastle United.
Thanks for spending your time with us this season, we’re back on the 18th of July but have some compilations for you to enjoy until then, and listen out for a big announcement regarding next season!
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Further reading:
Gareth Southgate is still pleased with where England are heading:
https://www.independent.co.uk/sport/football/international/england-vs-switzerland-result-uefa-nations-league-2019-gareth-southgate-a8951356.html
Another trophy in the cabinet for Cristiano Ronaldo:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/48191922
England’s medals were presented in an unusual way:
https://www.aol.co.uk/sport/2019/06/09/southgate-bemused-as-england-are-lobbed-nations-league-medals/?guccounter=1&guce_referrer=aHR0cHM6Ly93d3cuZ29vZ2xlLmNvbS8&guce_referrer_sig=AQAAAK8otryaTjyRGkbU-w3mXWAz5nRcwum97KAYADAnZDaYfg4Gsr9h3suVJgoo5vqfd1SHQ3Rj1IceN-5e_PWLI_KxPBI5a1go8kw3A95wuBvMNZHp04E9puH0rVmorYiyKmvB2Sc_Zx1v-Q4O9z5CEr_foO6BjlwpsX-tURDsv7qe
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England successfully qualify for the UEFA Nations League third place play-off, and have their eyes on the bronze! They couldn’t quite get past the Netherlands in the semi-final but who cares about minor details like that?
We also discuss the wonderful news about the world’s most adorable footballer, Santi Cazorla, the mercifully quick resolution of the Eden Hazard-to-Real Madrid saga, more birthday wronguns, and a come-and-get-me plea from El Diego.
This show is sponsored by bet365.
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Further reading:
Gareth Southgate will stick to his guns:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/48550951
An eye-witness account of some of England’s embarrassing fans:
https://www.theguardian.com/football/2019/jun/05/england-fans-baton-charged-portugese-police-nations-league-porto
Diego Maradona fancies the Man United job:
https://www.fourfourtwo.com/news/diego-maradona-manchester-united-manager-paul-pogba
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Andy Brassell is one of the world's most knowledgeable and entertaining pundits, whose passion for football has taken him all around the world when covering the game. He can be read regularly in the Guardian, and heard on talkSPORT, as well as The Football Ramble's sister shows On The Continent and At The Match.
Here, in the latest episode of Ramble Meets, he talks in-depth to Luke about his career path so far, including his journey into football punditry and how much he owes to Tim Vickery, what it's like being on friendly terms with Cristiano Ronaldo, and the most scared he's been when covering a game.
This episode of Ramble Meets... is sponsored by bet365
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Liverpool end their incredible season with the biggest prize of them all after a game that may not have been a classic, but still managed to provide a lot of memorable moments.
As well as all that the season isn’t even really over— there’s still the UEFA Nations League to come! We have a good look ahead to that, have the pleasure of a new Louis Van Gaal interview, clear up some birthday based confusion and generally have a lovely old time.
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Further reading:
Jordan Henderson’s touching moment explained:
https://www.theguardian.com/football/2019/jun/02/moving-scenes-liverpool-champions-league-final-jordan-henderson
Louis Van Gaal has given yet another brilliant interview:
https://www.theguardian.com/football/2019/jun/03/louis-van-gaal-manchester-united--interview-buy-players-rooney-tactics-solskjaer
Did Sadio Mane mean to hit Moussa Sissoko’s arm?
https://www.independent.co.uk/sport/football/european/liverpool-sadio-mane-moussa-sissoko-handball-champions-league-final-2019-a8941016.html
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Hva er en hyggelig pizza - ukas mann er tysk - reisebrev fra Madrid - topp-3 verktøy - stuepike-mafiaen - å tisse i luften
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What a magical night in Baku! Goals! Empty seats! An atmosphere! Of sorts! Chelsea give Arsenal a gubbing to win the Europa League and make Maurizio Sarri’s season look pretty good indeed, as Eden Hazard and his turbo-booty give Arsenal another miserable night to forget.
After picking over this we take the time to congratulate Aston Villa on their promotion, rejoice at the prospect of a second season of Marcelo Bielsa and wonder if there could be a place for Alan Pardew to pick up where he left off in the sheikh-based Newcastle United revolution.
This show is sponsored by bet365
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Further reading:
What next for Maurizio Sarri?
https://www.theguardian.com/football/2019/may/30/maurizio-sarri-leave-chelsea-eden-hazard-europa-league
A big rebuilding project ahead for Unai Emery:
https://www.independent.co.uk/sport/football/european/europa-league-chelsea-vs-arsenal-transfer-news-unai-emery-a8935996.html
Ross McCormack’s agent earns him the nickname Ross McContract:
https://www.nottinghampost.com/sport/football/football-news/former-nottingham-forest-loanee-nicknamed-2916139
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In the latest episode of Ramble Meets, Luke welcomes author, historian and broadcaster Jonathan Wilson into the studio to discuss a life and career spanning ten books, countless newspaper articles and editorship of a quarterly football periodical.
A graduate of Oxford University, Jonathan cut his teeth working for onefootball.com before writing his first book about Eastern European football, called Behind The Curtain. Books about football tactics, Brian Clough, and Argentinian football have followed, and this year Jonathan's tenth work, The Barcelona Legacy, hit the shelves.
In this revealing interview, Jonathan talks candidly about his career, his upbringing in the north east, and explains why Louis van Gaal will always be a terrifying man.
This episode of Ramble Meets... is sponsored by bet365
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Welcome to this very special bonus episode of The Football Ramble, in association with Villa Plus. Recorded at our splendid villa in Menorca, we’re here to discuss our favourite cities in which to watch European football. From the exotic beauty of Barcelona and the romantic magic of Naples, to the cultural hotbed of Berlin and the monumental powerhouses of Madrid, we take a stroll through the very best of continental football.
After that chat, we’re joined by our Villa Plus competition winners, Garreth and James, for a spicy game of Going for Glold.
Villa Plus are always adding extra. Their handpicked award winning villas all come with private, heated pools, pool tables, table tennis, air-con, WiFi— everything you need for your holiday, taken care of. Some 2019 summer holidays still available, so head to villaplus.com for more info!
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Morten Ramm - Tidenes CL B-lag - quiz - hvordan hilse rett - grå joggebukser
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Could Mike Ashley finally be about to sell Newcastle United? Rumours suggest it may be the case, but one of our number isn’t so sure. Where other rumours are concerned, Man United get all Moby as their class of ’99 turn it on at Old Trafford, and there are whisperings of a return to football for Big Weng.
Poor old Sunderland suffer yet more heartache after another Wembley loss, while Charlton, Mike Dean’s Tranmere and Celtic are in dreamland. There’s also a look ahead to the Europa League final and a special mention for one Chris Wondolowski.
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Further reading:
There’s a lot on the line for both Arsenal and Chelsea in Baku:
https://www.theguardian.com/football/2019/may/26/sarri-emery-europa-league-final
D-Beck’s still got it:
https://www.independent.co.uk/sport/football/manchester-united-legends-bayern-munich-result-score-david-beckham-goal-sir-alex-ferguson-a8931251.html
That goalscoring referee:
https://metro.co.uk/2019/05/26/referee-accidentally-scores-goal-counts-9693862/
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There’s barely any football happening but we don’t even care, there’s still room to talk about possible double agent Petr Cech, Rushin’ Ray Parlour and the hugely exciting prospect of Mike Dean stealing the show from the Wembley stands as his beloved Tranmere take on Newport County.
We also discuss the possibility of selling Ed Woodward a horse, Sunderland’s Roman inspiration and Marcus fronting up to a notorious criminal organisation.
This show is sponsored by bet365
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Further reading:
David De Gea’s replacement may be… Sergio Romero:
https://metro.co.uk/2019/05/22/manchester-united-will-not-buy-new-goalkeeper-david-de-gea-leaves-9654358/
Michael Gray recalls his famous play-off penalty miss. Again:
https://www.theguardian.com/football/the-agony-and-the-ecstasy/2019/may/23/michael-gray-bloody-penalty-sunderland-charlton-play-offs
Gabriel Batistuta, we hardly knew ye:
https://www.gazettelive.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/gabriel-batistuta-confirms-middlesbrough-interest-16311678
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Franck er ferdig, Bayern er mester og Paderborn har dratt på «treningsleir» til Mallorca. Eivind og Asbjørn oppsummerer sammen med lytterne, mens Kongen av Ruhr får tildelt en hel time Nachspielzeit. Runar har nemlig hatt opprykkshelg med Pyro & Pivo-sjef Morten Galåsen og venner i Bochum, og de oppsummerer galskapen på et fuktig hotellrom i Ruhr.
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