Internationals are back!
from Kingsway Kickabout Hosted by Akshat Chandel
Should we really be surprised by what happened at Oakwell How good of a start has Paul Cook made at Ipswich The return of International Football and much more...
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The Kickabout is the hit comedy sports show that became the longest running and most successful show on Scottish talk station, Talk107. Hosted by comedian Gordon Dallas usually from a pub or football ground somewhere in Scotland it features ex-Hibernian, Motherwell and Millwall's Mickey Weir; Heart of Midlothian and Scotland's Gary MacKay; Joe Tortalano, formerly of West Brom and Hibernian; broadcaster and bird,Lynne McCrossan 36-24-36 and Scotland's top bookmaker, Mike Platt of Scotbet. Top name guests from the world of sport will be joining the lads and ladette on the phone while the show is crammed full of features such as The Boot Room, Pub Chat and Confessions Of a Pole Dancer. Out every Tuesday.
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This episode was published on March 26, 2021.
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