Geoff Norcott
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369 appearances
1 recordings
1 series
first heard May 2026
last heard 4 May
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Welcome to Geoff Norcott's Working Men's Club.
If this is the first time you're listening and you're worried it all sounds a bit manosphere, don't worry, it won't go all Andrew Tate, but it might go a bit Andrew Flint.
However, for the men in the room who aren't always easy talking about feelings, if you do need a time out, there's a listening booth at the back with the chant from the darts on a constant loop.
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10 men in the room who knew what i was on about just a quick reminder however that this show is not exclusionary and i mean the subject matter absolutely is exclusionary but anybody is welcome to listen there are actual women in the audience tonight give us a cheer but just like american immigration under donald trump we've checked their last five years of social media to see if they've ever said anything derogatory about luke littler or 40 towers
And for tonight's episode, we're once again back in Leeds.
And airport rugby and football teams are thriving nightlife.
What doesn't Leeds have?
From my experience, I'd say humility.
And no one, no one has as much pride in their county as people from Yorkshire.
I mean, you'll never hear someone from Shropshire going, Shropshire, Shropshire.
Possibly because nothing interesting has ever happened in Shropshire.
I mean, fair play, the Industrial Revolution did start in Shropshire, but they haven't given the world anything as interesting as Billy Bremner's hair.
First question, has Yorkshire given anything else to Britain and the world that you'd like to celebrate tonight?
I know we've got a hand up at the back there.
What's your name?
Matt.
Matt, what has Yorkshire given the world?
Sean Bean.
Sean Bean.
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