⚽ I don't like teams in blue⚽
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Parenting Hell with Rob Beckett and Josh Widdicombe
58 min
3 speakers
8 chapters
transcribed 10 days ago
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Why does Josh dislike teams that wear blue kits?
Hello and welcome to Footballing Hell with
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Not the most confident broadcaster. Oh, okay. Actually, th what I would say is, as a clue, retired footballer now broadcaster. Really? And we'll probably be talking about his team this today, due to the results at the weekend. Um I'm not sure if this intro to this the show like this is shit or not. It's too difficult. It's so
impossible because you've got He like you're trying to rec I don't know any footballer's voices beyond about three. From a one point for me it's easier if we
don't. 'Cause then I don't have to Do I rested on my Laurels approach? It's eating. Yeah, but what I didn't know was people have disappearing messages on and WhatsApp have changed it. We've lost Chris Camara and I lost Jack lost Jack Grealish for a bit. So Chris Chris Camara, if you're listening, yours have deleted. Oh god. So I've got a few lined up, but they keep disappearing. Anyway, broadcaster talk sport talk sport coast. You spoke for Tottenham. Oh, is it one of those ones that gets angry all the time? Yeah, but I don't think that's him as a person. It's very much due to the fact His team's finished seventeenth two years running and now they're back in the relegation zone. Jason Close. First name. First name Jamie.
Close. Jamie O'Hara. Yeah, I mean I mean I know this is quite difficult, yeah, correct. But I I I think it gets to the point where that that was too easy. Yeah. I don't listen to talk sport. You've got to remember that. Yeah, sure. The guy that hosts Football in Hell, the football podcast, doesn't listen to talk sport at all. No,
I
don't.
I don't like
talk
sport.
I just say really quickly, it's lovely to watch a feature die in real time.
Okay, well No, that's fine. I you can l you can
like football and not
listen to talk sport. True, you can. You can, but I think um if you are into football, as I am, and I a real aficionado as all the comments have suggested of how much I especially know. Have they? No. I'd say the main feedback is I cannot believe how little they know about current football. And it's not until I started doing a football podcast that I realised I knew honestly, if you say to me like, name a Everton Stryker, like Yakuba will go into my head first. Duncan Ferguson. And then it's a constant fight back towards who at the moment, who I'm love, they've got two players called Barry and George. I'm a big fan of that,
Barry and George up front. But this is a problem. When George scored yesterday, I did think that's not for needy George thing. Well that's exactly what
I thought and I just remembered how fast he was on Pro Evo and he used to play for IAX. Then I started thinking of Babangida. Remember him how fast he was on Pro Evo? Might I call you a Babangida player?
Yeah, for Nini George though, wasn't it?
One. Yeah, absolutely outrageous, especially on chat manager. Um, so that was Jamie O'Hara. Thanks, Jamie. Who I I think is him and Jason Cundy. Look, my opinion on talks ball is when it's done right, I think it's brilliant because it basically feels like mates having a laugh about their football teams when they're going well or not going well, and I think it's great. And it's worst, naming no names, Adrian Durham, when he does his player ratings at the World Cup and gives like Declan Rice a three out of ten when we've beaten Mexico, and you're like, This is pure rage bait. So it's the rage bait I don't like. Um, but when they're actually having a laugh, like Ali McCoy's is brilliant on it. Oh, stick's great, yeah, when he's not on the on the rage bait and he he doesn't do that anymore.
I love Charlie Baker. Hawk's been Jacobs. There's a really good people on, but You know, Simon Jordan and Jim White, it's a tough it's a tough out tough out. It's a tough game. It's a tough one to follow.
I just think this was Simon Jordan. Yeah. Do you need to do this? The
well the answer is I think yes. Because I don't know about you. If I was an incredibly successful businessman that had all these millions and could buy football clubs, I don't know if I'd do, you know, five days a week talking to Jim White about
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
Why does Josh dislike teams that wear blue kits?
0:11–7:47
2
What is the new Michael Owen reality‑TV show about?
7:47–14:38
3
How did Tottenham’s early‑season form shape the hosts’ opinions?
14:38–20:58
4
What were the key takeaways from the Arsenal vs Chelsea match analysis?
20:58–28:23
5
Why do Rob and Josh claim they love Everton and the Toffees?
28:23–36:03
6
How do the hosts view Expected Goals (xG) stats and their relevance?
36:03–43:31
7
What behind‑the‑scenes details did they share about the Michael Owen show’s production?
43:31–51:25
8
What final thoughts and listener calls‑to‑action wrap up the episode?
51:25–57:58