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Chapter 1: What is discussed at the start of this section?
Kuntelu on suomalainen supervoima ja suomalaiset tunnetusti sen mestareita. Tämä pätee myös äänikirjoihin ja me BookBeatilla tiedämme sen. Juhlimme juuri nyt 10 yhteistä vuotta maailman parhaiden kuuntelijoiden kanssa kymmenellä maksuttomalla kokeiluviikolla. Lähde mukaan bileisiin jo tänään. Oma varallisuus on elämämme henkilökohtaisimpia asioita.
Kun se luottaa toisen hoidettavaksi, pitää sen olla henkilökohtaista myös hänelle. Me OP Privatella ymmärrämme tämän hyvin. Myös jokaisella meistä on oma taloutemme, jota huolellisesti vaalimme. Samalla sitoutumisella suhtaudumme myös sinun varojasi hoitoon. OP Private. Otamme varojasi hoidon henkilökohtaisesti. Tutustu palveluun. op.fi kautta private.
Varainhoidon tarjoaa Osuspankki tai OP Varainhoito Oy. Last episode of the series, gentlemen. I've enjoyed it. Have you? Yeah, very much so. Favourite? Ooh, Chris Samba. Yeah. For me. Do you know why? Probably just because of the surprise of it, I think. And the story. Yeah. What a story. Although, saying that, I think this episode is the biggest surprise of me of the series. Yeah, good one, eh?
because it's a brilliant episode. I know that, I was there. I think it's more my ignorance of not knowing that generation, not ignorance, but just age-wise, not knowing that generation and not knowing that much about Perry. I mean, that last day of the season, the Arsenal-Liverpool, I'm hoping for another one this season in the city. I don't think that's still being beat, has it? Maybe York.
Permutations. York, Rochdale. Who? Eh? Who are they? Rocksdale were quite good last week. What happened to your leg, John? Oh, right. I thought it meant the situation. Have you got a cock cap on? Have I got a cock cap on? Do you like it? Cock roll. It's a cock roll, yeah. Do you like it? Yeah, well, you know I like it. Cock. I'm not really a cap wearer. Do you think they suit me? No.
Yeah, I think you look good. You look a bit like a train driver. Is that the look you were going for? Not sure. I'm not quite sure if I'm going to take that as a compliment or not. Thank you, everybody, by the way, for listening to our series. Yes. Very much appreciated. And watching, yeah. And the Patreons. We can't thank you enough. Yeah, top, top, top people.
While we're out of series, them two extra episodes will be coming out every month, won't they? Yes, certainly will. Anything else you want to lay down before we pass on to our guests for the final time this series? I think it looks all right, this app. It's the shirt and shorts that's the issue, isn't it? Let's be honest. I've never been at the height of fashion, Chris, you know that.
Thank you, everybody.
Thanks to everyone. See you next series. Next series. Oh, but we're on here every Friday as well, aren't we? Of course. In between. Can't get rid of us that easily. No. Genital warts were like.
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Chapter 2: How did Perry Groves get to train with Wolves?
Get the ball out of your feet. Sitting in playing at the top level. You ain't going to get out of time. And he booted it. And I think that's when my finishing was shit. When I got older, do you know what I mean? I felt PTSD when I was like, fuck, you know. But yeah, he's my hero. You mentioned being apprentice and especially first year, it's intimidating.
Did you go in and you were seen and not heard? Did you keep your head down? No, I was...
i'm ginger you have to go even if you have to front it didn't you like um and i can i can remember because when you're an apprentice it's the local paper it's um the evening gazette obviously the local paper so they come and just do a little interview with you a new apprentice and i can remember um having a picture taken with with a broom because in the old days you did the baths, didn't you?
The changing rooms, you did the pitch, you did the stands after the game, the plate, whatever. So I remember with a broom and standing there with my apprentice training kit and in the interview they said, you know, what are your ambitions, whatever. So I actually said, and there was two really good, remember Roger Osborne?
You scored the winning goal for Ipswich in the FA Cup in 78 against Arsenal. I weren't even bothered. Oh, you weren't bothered? Flipping, I don't know. Flipping. He said, I'm like last of the summer wine. Yeah, so Roger Osborne scored the winning goal for Ipswich Town in the 1980 Cup final against Arsenal. And he was playing in centre midfield. So he's obviously a good player.
And in the old days, the top players used to drop down the league, didn't they? Because they still needed to earn the money. And a centre midfield player called Steve Leslie. And I remember saying in the interview, yeah, I'll give you a couple of months, but I expect to be in the first team by Christmas.
So they printed that in the paper and imagine all the senior players going, who the fucking hell did this ginger fucking twat think that I could hear him talking about me in the dressing room?
Because in the old days, well, you used to have knock on the dressing room to go in and put the pot of tea that you're on the front and then pick the kit up and they go, put it over there, fucking put it over there. So, yeah, if you look back, I wasn't media trained. Do you know what I mean? If I look back, you think, calm yourself down just a little bit. But, yeah, and it's tough.
It tests you because... everybody, you're trying to take other people's jobs. You know what I mean? When you're an apprentice, you're trying to take the pro's jobs. Second year apprentices have been there. And I was the worst apprentice. I was useless. What are you going to be, jobs? I was like, fuck your jobs off. I didn't come here to be the best broom sweeper.
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Chapter 3: What challenges did Perry Groves face during his youth at Arsenal?
So obviously they had these group of four or five girls who they were trying to get on with. And then the girls were ruthless and went, oh, Arsenal practice, they come down.
straight over to us so we like nick their girls basically and we're like right ladies how's it going right you know you're dancing whatever and then you could see there was a bit of tension but we weren't really aware of it and then we went outside and this bit he was massive he must have been about six four six five he went you bode you think you are fucking coming in here think you're the dog's bollocks fucking you're gonna get it blah blah we're fucking gonna do you whatever and
And Rich Wilmot, the reserve team goalkeeper, he was quite a bit mad, a bit tough. He's like, fuck off, you're doing like that.
Chapter 4: What memorable incidents occurred with Arsenal teammates?
And we're like, goalie, fuck off. We've got no chance here. This is SAS. Who dares win? And they fucking win, by the way. And then we were walking up the street, up the road. And as they were in a car and they tried to run us, they actually aimed for us. You know, like Mr. Mercedes went, they come for us. And we like dived in the side and Rocky, they nearly got Rocky.
And then they turned their car around and then they come back for us again.
Chapter 5: What was the significance of Michael Thomas' goal in 1989?
Jesus. So Charlie Nicholas had this bottle of whiskey in his coat. He was like swinging like that. And he just went, as they come towards, he's got his bottle of whiskey and just threw it straight into the windscreen. Like the windscreen fucking smashes everywhere. And they go inside and we're like... being the brave ones we are, we're like, we just run. We're out of here.
And we just like went for breakfast the next morning and we're like, fucking, what about that? That's mental. Like, I think it's funny. Do you know what I mean? It's a story. And we're sitting at breakfast and all of a sudden, like a police car pulls up outside the hotel and another van, police van, another van, another van. So it's like all sirens going.
Chapter 6: How did Perry Groves' career change after leaving Arsenal?
Yeah. And we're like, what have they done in here? It's no tell, someone nicked something because we have no idea it's for us. And they'd gone to the old bill because their car was all like completely smashed up. And one of them came in and he picked five of us out. He went, it's him, him, him, him, him, him, him, him. So the old bill, like you, in the police vans.
And we're like, oh, fucking hell, we're going to get slaughtered here. And then apparently the gaffer was playing. He loved his golf. That's why we're in Albufeira. And apparently he was just on the 17th green, just about putt to win his match. And then it would come out like Desert Storm in the golf buggies. Four of them, five of them just been arrested, fucking like that.
And he's like, oh, really? So then we get taken to the police station. We're put in individual cells. And thing is, we were shitting it because we're like... What's happening here? And then they were mentioning that we heard them come in and say attempted murder. And obviously they'd like ramped it up because, you know, you're frying a bottle into a windscreen, whatever.
And we just said, no, we're not. You know what I mean? Straight away you go, no, we're not. And then the gaffer came, they had a chat. Then it got Saturday and I think we had to, it was quite funny actually, we had to pay in the end, it was about back then, which is a lot of money, it was about 1300 quid because they obviously wanted their car repaired and then they'd say no charges.
We ain't got that money on us. Do you know what I mean? We ain't got that money. Remember the film Quadrophenia where Sting's in the thing where he gets his fine in the court, then he pulls his coat out and he's got a big wad of money. Sharnix went, don't worry, I'll pay that. And he fucking had all the money in his coat and went, there you go, paid it.
And then we had to pay him when we got back to England. He said, we had to pay 300 quid each. Again, it's like a week's wages. But he still says to this day that Paul Davis still ain't paid him. He still owes him. So you can work out the interest on that. Can't you fucking go to Rye and work that one out over flipping 35 years? At any point are you thinking,
I'm just gonna say it with Charlie, throw the ball. Charlie. Charlie. Charlie. Charlie. Charlie. Charlie. Charlie. Charlie. Charlie. Charlie. Charlie. Charlie. Charlie. Charlie. Charlie. Charlie. Charlie. Charlie. Charlie. Charlie. Charlie. Charlie. Charlie. Charlie. Charlie. Charlie. Charlie. Charlie. Charlie. Charlie. Charlie. Charlie. Come back to the hotel.
And obviously I'm like, fucking hell, he's going to slaughter us. Like the gaffer's going to go mental here. And he sat us five stands and said, what do you think you're doing? Fucking disgrace. You've let Arsenal down. Let yourselves down. You don't do that when we go away. Blah, blah, blah. And he was right. And everybody walked out. And as I was the last one walking out and he went, grozy.
And I turned around and he went, you're mixing with the wrong people. And they just walked out. Basie was saying to me, they're going to be fucking gone. If you want to stay here, you make sure you don't mix with them. Do you know what I mean? So I was like, all right, gaffer. Yeah, I got it. It's actually surprised me that George Graham were into the drinking.
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