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Dotun and Tim are joined by Maher Mezahi to wrestle with the central problem of the beautiful game: does a striker succeed or a goalie fail when the ball hits the back of the net?The Adidas Azteca that Maradona famously “helped” past Peter Shilton in 1986 went under the hammer at the weekend – but what would listeners do with the ball touched by “the hand of God”?
Despite missing out on Vinícius Jr, strong signings suggest Arsenal will be in contention for the title once again.
How are Liverpool fans feeling about Jeff Bezos' interest in the club?
A few weeks removed from the World Cup, fans are still confused by the usage of VAR at the tournament.
Dotun and Tim are joined by Paul Sarahs to discuss transfer news. Plus, what's your happiest ever football memory?
Dotun and Tim are joined by WFPI debutant Joseph O’Sullivan to talk about the summer transfer window, rumours of Vini Jr’s move to Arsenal - and is Michael Caine too old for the Italian Job? Tim and Joseph play travel guide for Dean in London who’s off to Latin America soon.
Dotun and Tim are back with a specially extended World Football Phone In. They're joined football podcast host Joe Gould. They reflect on the best moments of the World Cup, pay tribute to Kevin Keegan, look ahead to transfer deadline day and discuss where Pep Guardiola could end up next.
Dotun and Tim are joined by Jonny Bentley, Drew Trammell – our Ballackobama – and callers to reflect on the World Cup so far and look ahead to the semi-finals to come. Will the Argentina game settle the rivalry that’s lasted for decades?
Dotun is joined by Tim Vickery & Mark Machado. How did you end up supporting your club?
American owners coming into football, or should that be soccer, and when did you miss out on a big moment at a game? Dotun and Tim are joined by African football expert Maher Mezahi. Karen calls us to talk about her niece’s Ballon D’Or nomination: were the women players short-changed at the ceremony by the coverage? Has your team decided to boycott the competition like The Preston Park Flyers under 7s?
Dotun a & Tim are joined by Mark Machado - the Deportivo Lankan – who’s in London for one night only! The Club World Cup and life on the terraces under discussion in this edition.
Dotun a & Tim are joined by Mark Machado - the Deportivo Lankan – who’s in London for one night only! The Club World Cup and life on the terraces under discussion in this edition
Dotun and Tim are joined by James Young and new recruit Atolani Oyewumi to wonder why Alejandro Garnacho has posted a picture wearing a Rashford Villa shirt and Real Madrid value Rodrygo at 90m euros – what’s going on?
Dotun and Tim are joined by Mark Machado and, briefly, by Sophia Hartley to talk about the Club World Cup and much more besides. What does the "u" stand for in a Club sandwich? Unknown, perhaps? Answers on a post card.
Dotun and Tim are joined by Mark Meadows in Berlin this week. After Jobe Bellingham’s transfer to Borussia Dortmund, following a similar path to his brother Jude, the focus was on the greatest football siblings, and football families. Also looking ahead to the Club World Cup and UEFA Women’s Euros and getting reaction to Wales v Belgium, and England v Andorra.
Dotun and Tim are joined by Jonny Bentley to talk all things football and settle the argument of the ages! Donny Osmond or David Cassidy? Who is top of the 70s pops?
Carnage for Spurs as loss piles upon loss. Who can Tim and Dotun turn to for comfort?
And a day that goes down in infamy as James Young is outed as having forgotten his shirt-name! The horror of it.
Dotun and Tim are joined by Mark Machado to discuss the greatest comebacks in football.
Legendinho Tim Vickery and ‘Viva Mark Vegas’ Mark Meadows join Dotun for the final WFPI of the calendar year.Tim, Mark & callers discuss Southgate’s legacy, after the former England men’s manager is awarded a knighthood in the New Year’s Honours list.Plus Forest fans toast their team’s brilliant start to the season, and referees prepare to announce VAR calls to fans in stadiums for the first time.And are Manchester United really in a relegation battle after losing five league games in a calendar month for the first time in over sixty years?
New York’s biggest WFPI fan pays a visit from across the pond, as we talk Man City’s bad luck, Forest on form, and a tour of UK football destinations for our resident American.
Dotun and Tim are joined by Paul Sarahs to discuss football and everything in between. Is darts a real sport? Author, Martin Amis had his doubts...
Dotun and Tim are joined by Maher Mezahi and Patrick Wetzels to ponder the big footballing question of the day... who replaces Gary Lineker?
Dotun and Tim are joining by Jonny B and Mark M to ponder which is better the better defensive strategy: a good aw-fence or a good dee-fence... And what happens when expensive players get a new boss?
As Man Utd seek yet another new manager after the sacking of Erik ten Hag: just who is Rúben Amorim and what might the Sporting boss bring to the Old Trafford dugout?
Plus: Brazil cries foul as Vinicius Jr is overlooked for the Ballon d’Or in favour of Rodri. But is it a Real shocker or are the complaints unjustified?
Paul Sarahs & Portuguese football expert Zach Lowy join Dotun and Tim to discuss the burning issues of the moment.
A southern hemisphere flavour tonight as Dotun and Tim are joined by the Springbocca Junior, Mark Gleeson from South Africa. Too much power in too few hands is one of the themes explored tonight. And what about siblings in soccer?
Dotun and Tim are joined by our travelin' Manc, James Young. And this time we're talking about potential England managers, the risk of strikes and too much football.
Dotun is joined by the legendinho Tim Vickery and freelance journalist and broadcaster Hugh MacDonald to discuss what puts your town on the footballing map?
Dotun and Tim are joined by Paul Sarahs to talk voices and more. With the death of James Earl Jones - most famous as the voice of Darth Vader - the panel ask; what makes a great commentary voice? Planning? Preparation?
Dotun and Tim are joined by the Hallam Brazil, Seth Bennett to talk national and international football. One of the questions tonight; who went on too long? The players who held on long past their prime, why did they do it?
In this edition Dotun and Tim are joined by new bug, Jonny Bentley and superfan MIguel in California. Will Jonny make the grade? What will his shirtname be? And with the news of the death of Sven-Göran Eriksson the team look back at his career.
Dotun and Tim are joined by the now seriously well travelled James Young.As the season starts rolling we're asking - who's well placed, who's going to do well and how will Chelsea get 40-odd players onto the field?And it's a shirtname for our super Eagles fan, Ovie!
Tim and Dotun are joined by Maher for the pre-season lookahead. But who will win the Battle of the Fats Dominoes? Hat-tricks in opening matches - how many can you remember? And whither, Ipswich?
Who did it better? Bonanza or High Chaparral? BUT WAIT! Who's that in the distance? Could that be Rawhide?Dotun and Tim are joined by Mark Gleeson to talk Olympic football, the value of a derby and much more!
Mark Machado comes off the subs bench as for the first time in decades Tim V is hors de combat. But Dotun's got Jibril in Berlin onside and we're making do.Who is Ovie's "He How Shall Not be Named"? And what shirtname has Jibril nabbed?
Now the dust has settled from the Euro’s, Dotun and Tim are joined by Algerian football journalist Maher Mezahi to discuss which phrases you only hear in football, and why there is no Team GB presence at this year’s Olympics in Paris.
Dotun and Tim are joined by Marks Meadows and Machado to kick over the traces of Euro 24. Could Southgate have done things differently? Will he survive the next few weeks and months? What happens at the World Cup in Miami in ’26? Callers and the panel have their own thoughts tonight.
With the semi-finals in the offing Dotun and Tim are joined by a veritable legion of guests!
After England and Portugal have “great escapes” in the Euros games, Dotun Adebayo, the Legendinho, Tim Vickery and journalist Mark Machado look at great football escapes over the years.
New friends and old friends join Dotun and Tim for a special Euros-eve WFPI.Questions and comment range from one end of the continent to the other. But what does Will think? Find out in this first Euro 24 edition of the WFPI
The season's not over yet! Ahead of the FA Cup final Dotun is joined by Tim Vickery and Seth Bennett to talk about spellbinding moments from FA Cup finals of the past.
Stuck in the middle with you - what do you do when the maths of the league isn't on your side?Rasheed in Bucks, our own Nostradamus, has A Cunning Plan (or seven.)Dotun returns to the fold to talk football with Tim, Mark and James. The gang really is all here.
Johnny I'Anson is in the big chair this week and he's joined, of course, by Tim Vickery. New bug, Kevin Young, is de-bagged and radished and Miguelvis - Miguel Espino - IS IN THE BUILDING!
The Copa America, Man United's woes and famous faces on the stands all under discussion in this edition.
Johnny I'anson sits in for Dotun on the World Football Phone In and joined by Tim Vickery, Mark Machado and Patrick Wetzels to discuss the development of the women's game, VAR and whether you should support the local team where you live.
Dotun and Legendinho Tim are joined by Hallam Brazil Seth Bennett for lively conversation about the burning topics of the moment.Are Nottingham Forest really at the wrong end of VAR officiating more than other teams -- and is it unreasonable to expect elite players to play at the highest level three times a week?Plus - why it’s play-off pain for one aspiring EFL club due to uncertainty over the future of their stadium; and the remarkable story of the women footballers serving the war effort on the home front during the First World War
Dotun Adebayo, Tim Vickery and Maher Mezahi answer your football questions. Subjects include who they think will win the Premier League and what team does the pope support.
Dotun and Tim are joined by Paul 'Galatasarahs' Sarahs to talk about teenage phenomenons and more in this weeks edition of the WFPI.
This podcast may include unexpected Bonnie Tyler.
Dotun and Tim are joined by the Springbokker Junior, Mark Gleeson to talk football.
And why do you follow the club that you support? Is it parents? Is it geography? Or is it just luck?
Luis Rubiales' refusal to step down from his position - after he kissed forward Jenni Hermoso on the lips after the Spanish team’s World Cup victory - dominated this week's discussion. Dotun and Tim are joined by superfans Miguel E and Patrick W and the host of The White Shorts Podcast - Bella Cartman - to tackle a topic that could overshadow the enormously successful tournament.
Dotun is joined by Legendhino Tim Vickery and Deportivo Lankan Mark Machado to discuss your reaction to the Lionesses World Cup campaign.
Edward Adoo and the team discuss the Women's World Cup and the Premier League's return.
Dotun is joined by Tim Vickery in South America and Mark Meadows in Europe to answer your questions about all things football - including the Women's World Cup and the announcement of the Participant Charter, which aims to improve the behaviour of players, managers and coaches across football.
Dotun is joined by Legendinho Tim Vickery, the Springboca-Junior Mark Gleeson and Avon Lady Julia Belas Trindade.
Dotun is joined by Legendinho Tim Vickery and Avon Lady Julia Belas Trindade to preview the Women's Football World Cup with fans from across the globe.
Tim and Dotun are joined by Maher Mezahi for this weeks edition. Under discussion - are grounds up to the mark? And what can clubs do to improve the experience for fans. Who's doing it best?
As Liverpool sign the Hungarian international, what song should fans use as a chant for Dominik Szoboszlai?
This week Dotun and Tim are joined by Mark Meadows - Viva Mark Vegas - to talk about football in Europe and South America.
What's in a name? Turns out the British have a lot to answer for when it comes to club names. And there's a modest proposal for what should happen in the penalty box.
As Manchester City celebrate the triple Dotun, Mark Machado and Tim Vickery wrestle with questions of how money has changed the game and how the coming season could shape up.
WFPI now with added Adebayo!Yes! This week you're getting not ONE but TWO Adebayos in your weekly World Football Phone-In!!Dotun, Tim V and Mehar M are joined by Tobi Adebayo-Rowling to talk about Notts County making it back into the football leagueAll that and much more...
Is the Premier League getting predictable and what makes for a winning team; the right manager or the right coach.Johnny I’Anson, Tim Vickery and Mark Machado wrestle with these questions and more besides.
The Legendinho, Tim Vickery, and Springboca Junior Mark Gleeson, run the rule over the football stories of the moment.As Real Madrid & Manchester City prepare to face off in the 2nd leg of the Champions League semi-final, which players will prove pivotal at the Etihad?West Ham also face a crucial European semi this week – but will any of their fans manage to secure tickets if they do make it to the final in Prague?Arsenal fan Fred in Woking explains why he’ll always think of July 4th as Saint Dennis DayPlus - is it time to update protocols on head injuries, how best to clamp down on time wasting, and is the ghost of Maradona spurring on his former clubs to title success?
Dotun is with TIM VICKERY - who is usually in Rio de Janeiro is here in the flesh in the studio and JÚLIA BELAS TRINIDADE who's a football writer - specialising in the Women's game.
Football in Europe and Latin America leads the way in this edition - Dotun & Tim are joined by our European football expert, Mark Meadows in Berlin. Superfans Miguelvis and Stockrates also join as we wrestle with the eternal question: Who is the most famous Belgian? Is it Luca Brecel after his win at the World Snooker Championship at the Crucible? Listen and find out.
As the dust settles after the Newcastle United - Tottenham Hotspur match Dotun, Tim and Maher survey the damage. And we ask - why do managers end up carrying the can?
Dotun welcomes back Italian football expert MINA RZOUKI and our South American football wikipedia TIM VICKERY.Is it acceptable for a protest to disrupt a legitimate sporting activity? Also, VAR...again!
Tim Vickery and Mark Gleeson join Dotun to talk South American & North African football.
Tim Vickery and Mark Gleeson join Dotun to talk South American & North African football.
Tim Vickery and Mark Gleeson join Dotun to talk South American & North African football.
Tim Vickery and Mark Gleeson join Dotun to talk South American & North African football.
Legendinho Tim Vickery and ‘Chicken Tikka Mo Salah’ Maher Mezahi join Dotun to talk South American & North African football, and all places in between.After the departures of Graham Potter from Chelsea and Brendan Rodgers from Leicester City, is it now almost impossible to be a successful long-term Premier League manager? Would Brazil have gone further in Qatar if injury hadn’t curtailed the World Cup for Gabriel Jesus?What’s it really like to play football in glasses – and how many supporters sitting in sync does it take to create an emoji face in the stands? Plus a long-time listener has happy news to share; and listeners offer up suggestions for a suitable Brazilian shirt name for Mary in Kilmarnock
Legendinho Tim Vickery and Viva Mark Vegas Mark Meadows join Dotun to talk South American and European football.
A cast of dozens in this edition of the WFPI. Dotun and Tim are joined by Patrick Wetzels, Dustin Kreps and Coach Ferrigno. We're talking about betting in football, the Tottenham sound and everything in between. And it's time for Coach Ferrigno to get his Brazilian shirtname. Arise, Sir... Listen to find out.
The WFPI welcomes Júlia Belas Trindade to the team and, naturally, the search begins for a shirtname. But does a Brazilian academic need a Brazilian shirtname, or a British one? A mystery wrapped in a conundrum that Tim, Dotun and the callers wrestle with in this edition.
Mark Machado and Johnny Ludden join Dotun and Tim Vickery for a show dominated by Liverpool's 7-0 drubbing of Manchester United. But seven-nil is nothing, says Olga in Reading. At her first game in 1946 she watched Biscuitmen (as they were) beat Crystal Palace 10 to 2!
The situation at Liverpool and the possible sale of Manchester United come under scrutiny. Brazilian shirtname holder - and City fan - 'Bucks Quiz' has a plea for the future of the club
65 years on and the Munich Air Disaster still casts a long shadow over football's memory.Dotun's joined by author John Ludden, Tim Vickery and Mark Machado to reflect on the Munich air disaster, Manchester City's woes and more.
Dotun is joined by Legendinho Tim Vickery and Chicken Tikka Mo Salah Maher Mezahi to answer your questions on football in South America and Africa and players from there playing in our leagues.
The team react to the shock result in the Scottish Cup where West of Scotland League side, Darvel dump Premiership team, Aberdeen out in the fourth round. On the night when we get the news that Frank Lampard is leaving Everton after less than a year in charge at Goodison Park it's looking like Aberdeen's manager, Jim Goodwin is clinging on to his job.And Bucks Quiz has his crystal ball out - and things arent't looking good for Bournemouth, Everton and Southampton.
It's football and food all the way in this edition of the World Football Phone In. And Matt in Bristol wants to know which key matches he should line up to show his new baby, when the time comes.
Wales captain Gareth Bale retires from football at the age of 33. Plus the Legendinho Tim Vickery & Mark Gleeson join Dotun to discuss football shirts & political protest; and we hear from the late great Gianluca Vialli in his own words.Tim gives the lowdown on the young Argentinian talent heading for the Premier League, Mark assesses the upcoming African Nations Championship, and Dotun explores Henry VIII’s links to Hemel Hempstead.
Tim Vickery joins Dotun as listeners share their memories of Pelé. Plus Patrick Wetzels and Daniel Karell help come up with a Brazilian shirt name for Dustin Kreps.
Dotun is joined by Tim Vickery and Mark Gleeson to talk football, Connect 4 and Subbuteo (other board games are available).
The Legendinho Tim Vickery and ‘Deportivo Lankan’ Mark Marchado join Dotun Adebayo to reflect on a World Cup like no other, Argentina’s path to the final and captain Lionel Messi claiming the biggest prize in football. They pay tribute to frontman of The Specials and lifelong Manchester United fan, Terry Hall, who has died aged 63.
Who is going to win the World Cup? It’s the final week of the tournament in Qatar and four teams remain. Mark Machado and Tim Vickery join Dotun Adebayo to look ahead to the semi-final matches, and onto the possible finalists. They speak to fans from Croatia, Morocco, France and Argentina about their hopes for this week.
World Cup superfans join Dotun, Tim and Maher to talk about all things football related.
Our Iran, England, Wales and USA superfans return to talk to Dotun and Tim about the first games in Group B, the so-called “group of death”.
Dotun and Tim are joined by a fan of each of the 32 teams taking part in the 2022 FIFA World Cup.
Formality slides as Ed Adoo sits in for Dotun in this edition of the World Football Phone In Tim in Rio and Maher in Marseilles are on hand to talk about the run-up to the World Cup and more besides
Dotun is joined by Tim Vickery in Brazil, Kevin Romao in Thailand and Ralph Ferrigno in the USA to answer your questions - including mixing politics with football, and how footballers will adapt to the temperatures at the Qatar World Cup.
Dotun is joined by Tim Vickery and Mark Gleeson to discuss the upcoming World Cup in Qatar. Plus, listener Bek in Philadelphia gets a Brazilian shirt name.
What happens when a club, or a team hits rock bottom? Tim Vickery and Maher Mezahi join Dotun talk about how low football can go
What happens when a club, or a team hits rock bottom? Tim Vickery and Maher Mezahi join Dotun talk about how low football can go
What happens when a club, or a team hits rock bottom? Tim Vickery and Maher Mezahi join Dotun talk about how low football can go
The World Football Phone In family comes together as we gently edge away from mourning the late Queen. We celebrate footballing travels and the games which have brought our families together.
The World Football Phone In family comes together as we gently edge away from mourning the late Queen. We celebrate footballing travels and the games which have brought our families together.
The World Football Phone In family comes together as we gently edge away from mourning the late Queen. We celebrate footballing travels and the games which have brought our families together.
Dotun, Tim and Mark take your calls. What were you doing in 1966 when Queen Elizabeth II presented England with the World Cup? Dotun, Tim and Mark take your calls.
Dotun, Tim and Mark take your calls. What were you doing in 1966 when Queen Elizabeth II presented England with the World Cup? Dotun, Tim and Mark take your calls.
Dotun, Tim and Mark take your calls. What were you doing in 1966 when Queen Elizabeth II presented England with the World Cup? Dotun, Tim and Mark take your calls.
In a shorter than usual phone in due to live tennis coverage this week, Dotun is joined by Tim Vickery, Patrick Wetzels and Drew Trammell. Topics include the greatest footballing injustices.
Dotun Adebayo is joined by Tim Vickery and Mark Machado. They discuss the BBC decision to axe the classified football results on 5 live. As well as the 5 sub rule and the origins of Buddhism.
Dotun is joined by Natasha Henry, Arbon McNulty & former England international Jan Mayer, along with Maher Mezahi and the Legendinho Tim Vickery, to reflect on the Lionesses’ magnificent triumph at the 2022 Euros. Plus is it now time to find a meaningful musical successor to Three Lions?
Availble now on BBC Sounds - Search For Moment of Truth
What does it take to be a football manager? We all think we can do it: pick a team to win a game, sign a couple of players who looked good on FIFA....I mean, we’ve all played Championship Manager right? The reality is very few people can ever truly master it, can deal with the torment, the anguish, the pain of defeat or even the blessed relief of victory. And what about putting their families and friends in the firing line of fans, the media and everyone else who has an opinion on how you do your job?
For the last three months of the 2021/22 League One season, this podcast had unparalleled access to the life of a football manager as two teams battled to change their collective stories forever and win promotion to the Championship. From the dressing room to the training ground, the team bus to the technical area, Rotherham’s Paul Warne and Oxford’s Karl Robinson have worn microphones to record every single critical moment of the job during the tense and eventful run-in.
You’ll get to eavesdrop on how the personal reality of football management is a constant gnaw of sleepless nights, skipping meals and missing out on family life. You’ll hear how the wives and children have to tiptoe around their disillusioned husbands following losses and you’ll isten in to how they rarely enjoy those hard-fought victories.
Narrated by Jimmy Nesbitt, Moment of Truth is an audio experience unlike any other that will give you an answer as to what it takes to manage a professional football club. This podcast is a love letter to our greatest game spread across 15 episodes. It’s a rollercoaster ride through the footballing cauldron of League One where you get to sit on the bench of both teams as they battle to reach their Moment of Truth.
Dotun Adebayo is joined by Tim Vickery and Jen O'Neil for a special World Football Phone In ahead of the Women's Euros - featuring fans from all 16 qualifying teams.
Dotun and Tim are joined by not one but two special guests in this edition! The football writer, John Ludden, author of 'Once Upon a Time in Naples' and superfan Dustin Kreps are in the house. Is it time for Dustin to get a Brazilian shirt name? And welcome to the solstice!
Tim Vickery and Mark Gleeson join Dotun Adebayo to talk world football and this week's Superfan is Heather America from Maine. On the menu in this edition: Why are the Americans so keen on buying british clubs? And what's the deal with throw-ins and free kicks?
Dotun, Tim and Mark celebrate Wales’ World Cup Qualification, learn how to sing Happy Birthday in Welsh (and Swedish) and FINALLY give Jill in Cumbria a Brazilian Shirt Name.
Our North African football expert, Maher Mezahi and Tanya Keith - author of two books about soccer - join Dotun and Tim to talk all things football.
Dotun is joined by The Legandinho Tim Vickery, Dutch Mancunian Patrick Wetzels, "Magpie and Mash" Michael Roberts, and newcomer Frank Risorto.
Celebrating Jake Daniels who has come out as the only openly gay male professional footballer in Britain.
Dotun & Tim on the hunt for a new Brazilian Shirt name for newbie Karan Tejwani, and the show's Studio Director 'Big Al' needs help from the team to find the perfect classic Italian shirt.
The Legendino, Tim Vickery and our North African football expert Maher Mezahi join Dotun to talk international football and keeper's bloopers.
Dotun Adebayo is joined by The Legendinho, Tim Vickery, and The Springbocca Junior, Mark Gleeson returns.
Dotun, Tim Vickery, and Mark Machado take your calls after the World Cup Draw, along with USA superfan Tanya.
Legendinho Tim Vickery, Deportivo Lankan Mark Machado join Dotun to discuss how football can unite in times of crisis
Johnny I'Anson is joined by Tim Vickery the Legendinho along with broadcaster and journalist Mark Machado (Deportivo Lankan) and two super fans Drew Trammell (Ballack Obama) from Chicago and Miguel Espino (MiguElvis) from California to take your world football questions.
Dotun is joined by Tim Vickery, Mina Rzouki and Patick Wetzels for this week's edition of the World Football Phone-In.
Dotun is joined by the Legendino, Tim Vickery, to talk South American football and Maher Mezahi, North African football expert. We have some sad news. One of our most loyal World Football Phone-in fans Cleo "The book" Sharp from Aldershot has sadly passed away.
Tim Vickery the Legendinho is here with Dotun alongside two super fans Drew Trammell with Brazilian shirt name Ballack Obama, and Miguel Espino AKA MiguElvis.
The Legendinho Tim Vickery and Superfans Patrick and Michael discuss the impact of Omicron on the world game, if Sergio Aguero is the city of Manchester’s greatest striker, and the breaking of a 70 year curse in Mexican Football.
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The Legendinho Tim Vickery & Theo Delaney join Johnny Ianson, in for Dotun, for the world football phone in. The trio take calls and discuss why the continent is dead set against changing the world cup cycle from four years to two.
On the latest edition of the World Football Phone-in, The Legendhino, The Galatasarahs and super fan Magpie and Mash Michael Roberts answer listeners’ questions about European and South American football.
Dotun's joined by Tim Vickery, Mina Rzouki and Paul Sarahs to discuss the Brazil v Argentina controversy, Ronaldo and World Cup possibilities from the South American teams.
Tim Vickery, Dave Seager and Paul Sarahs join Dotun to talk Arsenal and German football legend Gerd Muller.
Legendinho Tim Vickery, Springboka Junior Mark Gleeson and Galatasarahs Paul Sarahs join Dotun to talk world football, and what are the greatest footballing quotes?
Dotun's joined by Tim Vickery, Mark Machado and Paul Sarahs to discuss the finals of both The Euros and Copa America.
Dotun is joined by The Legendinho, Tim Vickery, and The Springbocca Junior, Mark Gleeson to reflect on the life of arguably the greatest ever footballer.