Chelsea
PodJockey David Chidgey looks into the psyche of a football supporter and
what makes a real fan.

On last week's Chelsea Football FanCast, Chidge
and Stu were joined by Mark Worrall, author of ‘One Man Went to Mow' and ‘Over
Land and Sea'. Mark has also founded a popular group called Gate 17,
representing the Chelsea fans who sit in that part of the Stamford Bridge
ground.

Mark's books brilliantly share with the reader …

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Football
FanCast guest columnist Jordan
Smith is intrigued to hear that
Seedorf has expressed an interest in the Premier League and feels he would be a
perfect at the Emirates.

For me he is been one of the finest players of his generation
and one of the most successful. There aren't many who can claim that they have
won three Champions League winners medals, with three different clubs and it is
testament to his abilities as …

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Football FanCast guest columnist Luke Radcliffe looks back at what he believes to be Martin Jol's greatest legacy
at Spurs.

I don't think there is a Spurs fan
around who doesn't hold some appreciation, of the work Martin Jol did at
Tottenham Hotspur. He galvanised N17, brought belief back to the fans and
dragged a football club that was going nowhere fast; back to the …

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Football
FanCast guest columnist Kevin
Jackson wonders if Liverpool's
failing to land a title had little to do with ability, but more to do with
mentality.

Rafael Benitez has come out this morning in and claimed that a
Premier League title would rank as the greatest achievement of his management
career. That is quite something, considering what the Spaniard has already
achieved with

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 On last weeks Chelsea Football FanCast, Chidge and Stu were joined by Mark Worrall, author of One Man Went to Mow and Over Land and Sea. Mark has also founded a popular group called Gate 17, representing the Chelsea fans who sit in that part of the Stamford Bridge ground.

Mark’s books brilliantly share with the reader what it is like to follow Chelsea, most recently to far flung …

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Football FanCast's Euro 2008
reporter Julio Omar Rodriguez has
one sore head this morning as jubilation rains in Spain, who have finally laid
the ghosts of 1964 to rest.

What a performance! What a victory! What a team!
Spain truly are the most deserved winners of a
tournament I have seen for a long long time. We have finally laid the ghost of
1964 to rest and Luis Aragones' …

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Thank
you for joining us on this warm Monday morning, as we bring you all the top
headlines from the football world today which includes: Cesc hails the best day
of his life, Liverpool boss eyes audacious swap, Aston Villa will not bow down
to Barry's demands & Everton make move for Czech starlet.

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Football FanCast columnist Greg Symonds is disgusted by Gareth
Barry's comments this morning and wonders what the club has done to deserve it.

When
Arsene Wenger came out this morning and said he could foresee the end of the
transfer system, I'm sure many weren't surprised. Such is the influence and say
that footballers have these days that their highly paid contracts really count
for nothing and …

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J11's Matt Williams shares with us his distaste for Shane Long. 

I may only be 20 years old, but I often think I’d be quite good on that programme “Grumpy Old Men”. Whether we’re going on about the cost of parking in town, the crappy train service or people who carry umbrellas, us students can still moan with the best of them.

But there’s a subject (well, person) that gets to me like no …

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Football FanCast is looking back at the illustrious
career of John Motson and picking out some his finest matches. The second instalment
is the moment that Sven's England thumped the Germans in their own back yard.

They say all good things must come to an end and it certainly will be a sad
day this evening, as John Motson takes his final bow at the Euro …

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