The Football Ramble Show
The Football Ramble is the biggest independent sport podcast in the genre. Released every Wednesday it takes an alternative look at the finer points of the beautiful game. Get your stories on the show by emailing us: show@thefootballramble.com
The Football Ramble - ‘Flattered and Embarrassed’
07 October 2009
This week in RambleLAND, a wizard casts a spell over Cristiano Ronaldo, a 40 yard header is scored in Argentina and an all time classic player is inducted into the Dean Windass Hall of Fame. Amongst all that, the boys also find time to debate the worst penalty decisions of all time.
The Dean Windass Haul of Fame
30 September 2009
Join the Ramblers as they explain how Diego Maradona is leading Newcastle's promotion charge, learn of former FA chief David Kelly's identity crisis and give the members of The Dean Windass Hall of Fame something to play for. Also in the show the boys highlight the ongoing attempts to save Hyde United, which you can help with at www.eyeonthetigers.co.uk
Mighty Manchester, and Malmo Madams
24 September 2009
The Rambleforce Ho-bos smash the sweet innards out of this week's football Pinata: Sol Campbell, as expected...does something unexpected. Jack Wilshere goes a bit daft, and a child receives free cheese. What's not to love about this episode of the Ramble? (We had to change studios half way throught the pod, so the profile might sound a bit wonky to the trained ear. So Pete apologises for that. But who wants a trained ear? It sounds like a horrible thing to have.)
And How Are You? I’m Not Too Bad!
16 September 2009
The full complement of Ramblers return with another dose of football medication for your ears. There's the inevitable Adebayor chat, Pete reveals a militant stance on women's goalkeeping, Jimbo unveils the halftime snack of choice for some Arsenal fans, and the email section provides one of the most entertaining and bizarre emails ever heard, courtesy of a schoolboy from Fife. Meanwhile, an old friend pops in to say hello. Hoooooooooo!
‘Here Comes Peter Beagrie’
09 September 2009
The Ramblers discuss the recent Chelsea transfer ban, Sol Campbell's World Cup chances are weighed up, Pete puts forward the notion to play David Beckham at full back, an African legend is inducted into the Dean Windass Hall of Fame and we find out why Diego Maradona was allegedly given a fake penis.
David Dunn, Richard Dunne, an Apology…
03 September 2009
A full house partake in the rambling this week as gadabout JamesorJim returns from Edinburgh to a show in which a Premier League managers mega-ruck is mooted, Peter Andre finds himself in a position he really has no right to be in and The Dean Windass Hall of Fame gets a colourful new entrant. What fun.
Sharp darts, Spitting Masters. Spitting darts faster.
28 August 2009
The Ramblefirm put down their pieces of skull-shattering masonry, shake hands and play nice - all the while taking a leisurely stroll through the garden of Association Soccercrocks. (That's 'football', in layman's terms.) Lescott's finally gone to Man City, and Sol's gonna be Notts County-ing his money up in the midlands fairly soon, but what else is there on the football-ey horizon? Lots, that's what. Have a listen and find out, yeah? .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) as usual, for all your BIG TALK.
Return of the Mack (to Leicester)
19 August 2009
In the continued absence of JamesorJim, the three remaining amigos dance, holler and laugh their way through the week's footballing issues. Expect failed pop stars, car-jacking and yet more silly anagrams as the RambleTRAIN hits top speed. That's a metaphor, this show should not sound noticeably faster. I repeat, everything should sound normal.
Ooooh, Blue Crush
15 August 2009
The Ramblers discuss the start of the new Championship season, the youngest manager in international history is revealed, find out how Zak Morris and Screech interrupted Italy v Spain during the 1994 World Cup and Chile's favourite son is inducted into the Dean Windass Hall of Fame
Here’s to You, Bobby Five-Oh
08 August 2009
In an emotional week in football, the RambleCHAPS get stuck right in to the burning issues, while finding time to pay a lengthy tribute to a true legend. Man City shamelessly taunt Sir Alex, Adrian Mutu has the week from hell, and we also find out that six million pounds is far too much money for a second-hand bike. RambleFORCE, ENGAGE!
