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New signing Freddie Flintoff makes his Sports Breakfast debut and recounts the time he sledged the fastest bowler of all time which backfired spectacularly, West Brom’s Charlie Austin auditions for the role as Extra-Time co-host, Jose Fonte tells us why his fellow countryman Cristiano Ronaldo may return to Real Madrid, a philosophical Sadio Mane gives his thoughts on the potential outcome of this season’s Premier League, Ray Houghton relives scoring a penalty at Italia ’90 (his first ever as a professional) in a famous shootout victory for the Republic of Ireland, a caller on the Sports Bar throws his hat into the ring to become talkSPORT’s Poet Laureate and Jason Cundy applauds Premier League footballers for the #PlayersTogether initiative to help generate funds for the NHS. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Ian Holloway makes a passionate plea to the general public whilst also demanding higher salaries for NHS staff, football finance expert David Conn & Simon Jordan defend clubs for using the government’s furlough scheme, Jamie O’Hara denies having ever shared a dressing-room with former Finland goalkeeper Antti Niemi despite playing with him for a season, Ally McCoist believes Kyle Walker still deserves one more chance at international level with England despite his recent misdemeanour, Matt Le Tissier recalls the time he was substituted for the Premier League’s worst ever player and a caller on the Midnight Train to Madness reads a poem for Andy Goldstein & Jason Cundy. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Tyson Fury joins the Breakfast show and gives a damning verdict on Deontay Wilder’s performance against him in Las Vegas two months ago, WWE’s new World Champion Drew McIntyre calls out a former Premier League winner as well as the Gypsy King, a Liverpool fan feels ‘ashamed’ of his club for opting into the Government’s Furlough Scheme on the Jim White show but within hours the Anfield hierarchy reverse their decision, Sean Dyche is the second Premier League manager in as many days to defend top flight footballers after criticism from Health Minister Matt Hancock, talkSPORT’s boxing commentator Dom McGuiness recalls Ricky Hatton’s super-fight in Vegas against Floyd ‘Money’ Mayweather back in 2007, Paul Hawksbee delivers some DIY hairstyling tips and West Ham’s Declan Rice is given some unique training advice from Jason Cundy on the Sports Bar. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Tony Cascarino slams Liverpool for putting non-playing staff on Furlough, comedian Romesh Ranganathan tells Weekend Breakfast how he’s coping without sport during Lockdown, on Sunday Exclusive Mark Saggers reveals why PFA Chief Executive Gordon Taylor should be ‘ashamed’, Simon Jordan gives Premier League footballers some advice on how they should be dealing with the current pay situation, meanwhile Sheffield United boss Chris Wilder defends players in the top flight and the predicament they find themselves in, former England goalkeeper David James recalls the moment he played up front under Stuart Pearce at Manchester City on Saturday Sessions and Gareth A. Davies has some hippopotamus tips for Regis Prograis on Fight Night! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Ally McCoist regales us with a brilliant Paul Gascoigne story from a Scottish Cup Final which is pretty remarkable even by Gazza’s standards, former Liverpool and Chelsea defender Glen Johnson tells us why Premier League players shouldn’t receive mandatory wage cuts, meanwhile agent Kia Joorabchian admits that all of the players on his books haven’t objected to potential salary adjustments, head coach Eddie Jones explains why England can be the best team of all time, Alan Brazil reveals how he’ll save his marriage during the national lockdown, Adrian Durham picks his greatest sporting rivalry of all time and there’s a bold statement from a caller on the Midnight Train to Madness. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Darren Bent joins Laura Woods on the Sports Breakfast and tells us why Premier League players should take voluntary pay cuts, England fast bowler Mark Wood sheds light on his healthy rivalry with Jofra Archer, Wolves' Pedro Neto is the latest sportsman to let us know which teammate he couldn’t isolate with, Sheffield United’s record signing Sander Berge heaps praise on his manager Chris Wilder, Hawksbee & Jacobs deliver another brilliant edition of the Clips of the Month, a coach in Belarus recalls the time Diego Maradona rocked up at his club as the Chairman in 2018 and Andy Goldstein admits to an April Fool’s prank on Liverpool fans. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Robbie Williams joins the Sports Bar live from Beverly Hills and reveals all about an impromptu concert he gave to George Michael and Bono in the 1990s, Simon Jordan slams Premier League clubs for taking advantage of the Government’s furlough scheme, on the Jim White Show Spencer Oliver gives a damning verdict about Billy Joe Saunders and his social media video about men hitting their partners, Perry Groves & Martin Keown pay tribute to their old Arsenal teammate David ‘Rocky’ Rocastle, Jamie O’Hara slams a ‘selfish’ Jack Grealish for his recent apology and Andy Goldstein & Jason Cundy have shock news about Liverpool potentially receiving a smaller Premier League trophy if the season is incomplete. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Laura Woods makes her full debut as the Breakfast presenter alongside Darren Bent, Formula 1 Renault driver Daniel Ricciardo reveals his Netflix guilty pleasure, Gary Lineker suggests an idea to complete the Premier League season, former Nottingham Forest keeper Mark Crossley reminds us of the time Brian Clough made him play a Sunday league match, Chief Sports Writer at The Sunday Times and author of Seven Deadly Sins David Walsh discusses the Lance Armstrong affair and the demise of the American cyclist on Drive and Shaun Custis takes us behind the scenes at USA ’94 when Jack Charlton received a touchline ban as manager of the Republic of Ireland. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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