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What is the most entertaining derby? I'll give you all the information I thought we'd do what I call "get to

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me" what kind of football stuff I like what kind of person I am type of video aka questions and answers how many of the 92 have I scored are at least 60 of the 92 in England there is a stadium in England that I haven't marked yet and I really want to I haven't been to Fratton Park yet what was the time you were at the most? nervous, for example, meeting a legend, well, I mean, every time I meet myself in the mirror, Alan Patrick tiar onri was quite nervous, he is the best in the Premier League, it was the fact that I was there representing to a station at that time and I only had a couple of minutes at most, everyone was looking at you and wanted you to hurry up if I look like a wet wipe, that's all.

Now I'm a wet wipe to tiar omry once you're in full flow, these are just human beings like anyone else. Otherwise, at the end of the day, my mother is as legendary as tiar on re. You

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what I mean? Would anyone else feel nervous approaching my mother? Yeah, probably because she's here. No, I'm joking about the countries I would like to visit. I really want to go to Japan or India soon. You will not have lived until you have had a sporting experience outside of football that I would like to attend. It's a Wimbledon final.

Oh, stadium food reviews. I'd love to. Could be. a little boring because I'm a vegetarian. I can see from your profile picture that you are a Manchester United fan, that's Old Trafford, they won't do a food review there, they only gave them one out of five. Food hygiene will not be involved. In that, what is the most entertaining derby, I will give you all the information for anyone who watches this and does not really know the category of English football. The category is fierce, you feel it in the air around you, you feel the anger and bitterness number five Wimbledon versus MK Don.

It's not local, what's the point, that's the point, that's all I'm going to say, we'll stick to the rivalry because it's more exciting Liverpool versus Manchester United, pure Blockbuster on the field and it's Blockbuster off the field, the People in Manchester and Liverpool share many of the same values ​​and, away from football, would probably be there for each other in terms of football, not Sheffield United versus Sheffield Wednesday, so they are 3 a.m. apart. 4 miles apart, the two stadiums have one thing. in common at the moment, they are both really bad, if that came up as an FA Cup match I would recommend everyone to sit down and watch it on TV, as they probably did and should have done when Newcastle went to the stadium light. and I played for Sunderland, which is my number two, which goes beyond football.

Those guys just don't like each other. Newcastle is in a Club City but about 30 minutes away on the tube there is an area called Sunderland and they don't like the people in Basically Sunderland and vice versa my number one derby is the derby I have been to. I can promise you it's exciting, it's exhilarating to be a part of. It's Aston Villa versus Birmingham City. I was at Halen. This is my chance to feel. what it felt like in the 80s and 90s on the British football terraces, there were people aged 16 and 60, all mixed together, there was not a moment to breathe in the entire 90 minutes and the one I went to was an Astonvilla victory.

The iconic Alan Hutton turned Diego Maradana Oliver has asked me which era of football I would travel back in time to, which is an incredible question. A lot of credit is often given to the Premier League and a lot of credit is often given to the Italian 90s for that trend. a sort of almost gentrification of football, what it was like just before that change, when it was rough, it was almost the underworld of football, it was a place where lads and dads went in The Terraces, it's become a very different type of sport with a very different experience. audience and I would like to see how they were able to do that.

How did you do it? My favorite stadium from the outside in '92 is Villa Park and the inside is St James's Park and the best atmosphere I've seen in the game. It's an international match, it was England against Germany at the Euros at Wembley, when are you going to reach a point where you're going to think, wow, I've really made it that night when I can crawl into bed, get comfortable under the covers and just stay asleep and just be quiet, Jack, ask who my first favorite football player was, Mooney. I don't know if I can say it as a Bolton fan, but it was because he did a show called Street Striker and it was great.

One of the coolest shows of all time. My favorite Bolton player of all time is Yussi Ascalon, that's an old name for many of you. I imagine Bolton players between 2000 and 2008 could just sit around the table in a pub and just say this, yes, yes. JJ Cutcher Fernando hero yes class good yes good NE the biggest mistake about you my height how tall do you think I am because how many people think I'm tiny this is literally me in a photo with a real goalie? Liams asked if I have ever felt uncomfortable or intimidated working in a predominantly male industry.

Uncomfortable and intimidated are probably not the right words, but an already deeply ingrained imposter syndrome. Just the way I've always been as a human being, that's all I have to do. just think in my head what is your favorite color green when it's a day on the road he has you in a shirt shopping well when he greets me as always when I'm wearing a football shirt I'll tell you who it is guess first what you're doing do you think he'll take a look at colors? What would you suggest not to Barcelona? It is the Cambodian FC.

You really should have gotten him on the best team in Cambodia currently. Today's lovely video sponsor, Sangalo, kindly sent me one of his t-shirts. Sangalo are sellers of official jerseys of the most exclusive clubs in the world Link in the description to see Sango Alex. My favorite non f football event I have been to is the World Darts Championship final at Ali Palali. Oh, back in my day, Peter was the one I beat. Michael Smith at Nathan's asked me about my favorite cheese. I love talking about cheese. Number three is feta cheese, shout out to the Greeks.

Number two is paneer, a salute to the Indians and number one is provola. Greetings to my Italians. My favorite underrated footballer is Roberto Bachio. I had the opportunity to shadow any coach for a week. I would pick Steve Evans, he came to Stevenage and they were going to be relegated from League 2. He stopped them from relegation, then he promoted them and now they could be promoted again. In some ways, that guy is different than how he was 20 years ago, well, maybe he's changed the way he is, but there's no way he's changed the execution. They have a player from Stevenage who was at Tottenham and Antonio Conte said he was really intelligent.

Footballer, how can you understand a young man in his 20s who has been told this type of information? Who played in the Premier League and has now signed a permanent contract with Stevenage? How can you get the most out of it? May you make the most of your experience as a 34-year-old professional. Are you going to town with all of them? Are you brutal? Do you present yourself as a father figure? Is there a line, a boundary that you cross? How do these managers do it? NE War CU well AB, there might be some younger players who might not want to be talked to in certain ways that Neil War talked to pros over the years.

Times have changed, so what do you do? Because they are often still very successful in those roles so they are doing something right the biggest sleeping giants of English football probably now like Sundland my favorite bands and artists we are beer all day music is the only thing I love more than football me love psychedelic things zombies sometimes cremate birds I'm in the mood to listen to a guitar with Jimmy Hendri Eric Clapton, sometimes I want to take it to a whole new level, some sound, negative typo in the garden, System of a Down, but sometimes, you know, I really want to stand out.

Whitney Houston I've been to see Little Mix three times. I love that creative process that must have gone into a melody and felt it on the other side. Music is so powerful. I'm so grateful to have been raised in a world of music through my mother where it means a lot to me and can invoke all those excess emotions and feelings right now and Billy Idol and we'll end it with Thomas' brilliant question about who will be the next Len Town. Lower league or non-Prem, the obvious answer would be rexon, we don't give obvious answers in this business.

I chose Steve Evans for manager Peterb because its owner, Daren Macony, who is often seen on Talk Sport, has the ego and stubbornness to make it happen. He has been part of Peterb for years. He has not given up on them. They have enjoyed promotions. They have suffered relegations and he has never given up on them. He is a very frank character and has always said that he wants to form a Premier League team. He is simply totally consumed by football. I think he's kind of a character who won't give up football until he's achieved what he feels is enough in the game and I think he's the kind of guy that even when he's 104 all the other old biddies are playing with the bingo cards. and he's there in the corner, quietly bringing Darren Ferguson in to say: can you come back?

We will eat you again, but in that sense I love you and I leave you. I'll see you next time. very very good the following video very good