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Gloryland: The Story Of USA 94
51:02|On the 31st anniversary of the opening day of the first World Cup in America, Ray Stubbs takes us back to an extraordinary tournament. Even though England didn’t qualify, there were plenty of headlines on and off the field with the many familiar faces from the Premier League representing a plucky Republic of Ireland side. The tournament is remembered for record attendances, games being played in scorching hot temperatures and the best player in the world at the time - Roberto Baggio - missing the deciding penalty in the World Cup Final shootout.
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Classic Clips Featuring A Lot Of Parry & Brazil
05:21|We head back to 2010 with Hawksbee & Jacobs and The Clips of The Week with plenty of Mike Parry & Alan Brazil!Undercover With The Millwall Firm - James Bannon In The Studio
12:49|In 2015 former Metropolitan Police Officer James Bannon visited talkSPORT and recalled going undercover in the 1980s with the infamous ‘Bushwhackers.’ The cult film I.D. (1995) is partly based on his story.Darren Bent Scores For England, Rooney’s ‘Tactical Yellow’ & Parker Solves The Gerrard/Lampard Problem
09:34|Darren Bent scores his third international goal for England against Wales in a crucial win in a qualifier for Euro 2012. Scott Parker has a blinder and Wayne Rooney may have plans for a longer ‘summer holiday.’Ian Danter ‘Goes Native’ In Brazil & The Two Mikes Are Not Amused
15:48|After England crashed out of the World Cup at the group stages in Brazil in 2014, the England Correspondent Ian Danter defended Roy Hodgson’s men which led to a feisty clash with Mike Graham & Mike ‘Porky’ ParryLiverpool Win The Champions League & Henderson Becomes An Anfield Legend
23:47|In 2019 Liverpool beat Tottenham in the Champions League Final in Madrid but it wasn’t without controversy. Jim Proudfoot & Stuart Pearce were on commentary duty and Adam Catterall & Jason Cundy were hosting the Sports Bar phone-in.Rafa’s Chelsea Win The Europa League
09:55|In 2013 Chelsea won the Europa League against Benfica meaning they became the first team to hold both European trophies at the same time!