Premier League's Toughest Footballers

In this episode of That 90s Premier League podcast, We celebrate the milestone of 10 episodes by diving into the toughest players of the Premier League during the 90s. Exploring the culture of toughness in football, highlighting memorable incidents and stats of players like Vinnie Jones, Eric Cantona, and Roy Keane. We also touch on the evolution of toughness in football and the impact these players had on the game, while inviting listeners to share their own memories and thoughts on the hard men of the Premier League.

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Episode Transcript

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simply stunning fantastic go Hello and welcome. to that 90s
Premier League Podcast episode 10 Woody let's go 10.

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Yeah a very well mate. How are you doing?
We lasted 10 episodes what's going on.
We were just talking about this one where it feels like a big
milestone because when he indeed. when we were We were
talking about this. Obviously months ago weren't me
about getting This podcast goingmate and obviously.
It takes a lot of planning. It takes a lot of prep a lot of

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research. You know and and there's a lot
of Factors in getting these episodes out.
Obviously we absolutely bloody love doing them and they're
unbelievable. But who have thought it may 10
episodes in? That's it. that's it the the
Australian and the UK connectionworks we the countries can work
together. Exactly, so ya a commonwealth

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podcast for the world. Yes.
Excellent all right so today mate.
We're going to do the Premier League's toughest.
Yeah, do you know what we've been looking forward to this one
haven't we because I know we saythat every week. but but I think
in terms of like. I think this is very genre

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specific, isn't it because I don't really think we could
probably do a naughties version of Premier League's toughest
because it kind of just dwindledout in it.
I mean 90s was was tough guy peak alright. yes, absolutely I
couldn't even tell you a tough guy these days like yeah, so I

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mean. Yeah, that's right, so to the
90s back to the 90s mate. So how is how is this week's
episode going to work right? Yeah, so as I said.
We've done our research. Haven't we we've gone.
I think we've just made a list you know what we do.
I think it works. Well.
We go away. We make a list.
Yeah, and then we come together.And yeah compare kind of notes.

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It's kind of good to see. you know what we've got because of
probably there's going to yeah afew like I've got you haven't
got so it's good to kind of put a list together in.
Yeah share to the listeners. Premier League's toughest And I
think it's also good for to us to know that.
Guys if you're listening or you're watching.
If there's anyone we've missed. And it's not on purpose.

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Or if there's anyone you think we could have put on the list or
ever just let us know. pagg us DMS we'll share on our stories
because we want to do that a fewyeah, but I think we've now down
the the toughest of the Premier League 1981 the the deeper that
I went in to this research this week Jones I think the more kind
of sounded I became because likethere's you know we've got your

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top five and I'm not going to mention any names just yet the
spoilers but once you start going down the list you actually
think well. He had a tackle in him. oh he
had a a strong elbow then it foreditors. and he had a bad
disciplinary record so it gets worse done it. does It does but
um yeah, I'm looking forward to this one.

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Me, too. All right, what are you wearing?
Thanks for asking is always jonsi I am wearing West Ham's 95
to 97 home shirt. so the classicBubbles on the sleeve I don't
know if any of you YouTube listeners can viewers so you can
see that. But within the actual bubbles

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they've got 100. So I presume this is a hundred
year anniversary shirt maybe. umwhich is pretty cool?
Yeah, I I had. Like I had that show I have no
idea where I sold it this would say that probably every week.
I don't know. I've mysterious disappearance
another badge within a badge so Jones the I mean come on I

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noticed that. What does it say in there?
Is it 100 years talking in there?
It's in 1080. Yeah, 1895 to 1995 CS 100 years,
yeah. made by Pony massive John Travolta Saturday Night Fever
collar Which I can always remember some of the players I
mean used to do it up in that I think it's pretty smart done up

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right to the top. put a tire andCould put on you could do a tie
do you know what though but I think that I love about these
shirts are that? It's just a plain body of a
share and then different colour sleeves.
You know that kind of Clara and Clara and blue but the the light
blue sleeves and the Claret shirt, it just works and that.

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It does I'm a fan of that shirt.yeah I'm also a fan of yours.
To tell us what you're wearing Jonesy I am wearing the 94.95.
Crazy Gang Wimbledon shirt obviously uh, we don't need to
mention who work as well mentionit later but yeah.
Is that is that a Crazy Gang brand?
So is that Wimbledon making their own shirt?

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Yeah? It's an in-house.
Yeah. Because they go to lotto.
I think season or if she Seasonsbut yeah. yeah With the in-house
ones there's a few teams that I think less did it with the Fox
leisure that was a fox leisure yeah, yeah, yeah.
Southampton did it I think a bitlater on.
Um, they are the states 1 I knowchef Wednesday did it. in this

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kind of era. Is that the 11?
elevate yeah, I'm on my face today actually that one yeah.
I was going to say yeah. But that I mean it was a time.
Yeah, well, I had to get it for the 94.95 collection.
I thought this would have been the hardest shirt to get. yeah

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yeah, I saw a good price and so another one you tied up.
I don't know. Beautiful colours and a Premier
League sticker book had it tied up. like a oh look at that
crikey. Yeah, that's a popping caller
that one. Maybe we should have liked made
this episode about collars. yes crap in the top is something but

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yeah this guy nice little pattern.
I don't know if you can see but like it's a bit of a shiny. hmm
Yeah, but not sure. Yeah, yeah very smart mate.
Great badge as well. great badge, yeah Yeah, and it's the
winter. Yeah, yes, yes.
But yep, so that's what we are all wearing.
Thank you. all right I think we're going to start out of the

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wig. That's going to start the week
okay. Well, I've got two Gems for you
today James e. obviously PremierLeague's toughest today so we're
going to talk about bookings in in particular.
So yeah the quickest booking in football history. was by Vinnie

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Jones can you remember the game?Can you remember it at all
Jonesy I couldn't early? I'm just testing you.
It was in 1992. I'll tell you that.
Wasn't like 13 seconds or something was it?
No, it was five seconds. and it was in the FA Cup and it was

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Chelsea vs. Sheffield United so it was
Vinnie Jones's challenge on DaneWhitehouse in the FA Cup and it
was after five seconds and he got a yellow card.
So that must have been what a kick off. kick off and then
literally maybe a striker into adefender going up for a header.

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Maybe did he leave with the elbow?
We've got off try and find that.and yeah excellent the second
one. Is for you Jonesy so um this is
Tim flowers? so Leeds vs.
Blackburn in 1995 Yes, so after 72 seconds.

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This was the fastest red card. in Premier League history in the
1980 yeah, so it was a trip on Brian Dean Tim flour Waze get
sent off after 72 seconds Obviously, Blackburn Rovers that
was the year they won the leagueso they still got a one-all draw
Ellen Road which is pretty impressive after having your

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goalie sent off because that's not an easy.
Player to replace right it wouldhave put Bobby mims in one.
Night Bobby mins. favourite Oh good old Bobby uh, yeah so Kenny
Dalglish spit in feathers after 72 seconds, but those are my
stats of the week. Excellent, I enjoy that one two
as well. Thanks for that.

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Yeah excellent. Alright, I think we're going to
go to hold the 90s bag page. All right so heavy riffing.
Yeah, we loved the riff. So this is my the 11th of 1994
though, so we go back a bit. Here we go gotcha. the pictures

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that shame Canton are Normal tackles as Fergie all right.
Oh my god okay, so this is the tackle that pitched.
Eric can tonight into another stamping storm?
TV pictures or cantin-arku in Sunday's Old Trafford showdown
show cancer is boot crunching tackle into the side of Babs
knee not feel bad. No, I know I Liverpool he's had

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a bad rep as me though. I mean he's had a few like I
mean. Do you remember the Old slide
into the post? Against Kasper argue for Chelsea
and it was like. Oh god that made me feel sick
then. That looks awful make that
challenge. so Alex Ferguson blasted if this had been anyone
else other than Canton are I don't think we would have heard
anything about the stamping. pocket What focus on he sticks

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up for his players and he? Yeah sometimes though for the
wrong reasons. I mean if I was like Media I'd
be like come on mate. Look at the pictures.
So so Fergie said some from whatI saw.
It was a normal tackle you see in the Premier League the
referee Took no action. all right look at that.
James E like picture sorry mate pictures 3 right the ball is

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below yes. So more than one. bad playing
that can I could have ended thiscareer?
To my left knee went numb and dead.
Oh that makes me feel sick. I'll do you know what yeah go
on. Oh, I'll just you made me cringe
last week with dirty Dom like this is worse.

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So yeah counting our received the first of two dismissals this
season for stamping on Swindon'sJohn moncur.
And then in the FA Cup at Norwich for a nasty clash
involving Jeremy Goss and John paulstan.
So match today is Jimmy Hill described the challenge as
villainous. Fergie called him a pratt.
Court we go to the hill or PR oh, that's brilliant.

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He's sticking up for his players.
I can't find the footage anyway,so I've been looking back for it
right. yeah And it's scary it's one of those you know when you
look back. I can't find a match you today
episode or anything for it, but do you know the ones where you
look at like the Manchester United season review VHS and
they just end. Yes, yeah.
Yeah, it's looking for it because it looks nasty, but I

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can't find it anywhere so if anyone let me know because I'd
love to talk about you without point.
But it probably plans to like a young kid in the United end of
like his face painted like that like yeah. fans in high Spirits
are Highfield Road like you in. That enemy, didn't it?
So yeah, you could probably you can find these stamping on John

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moncur. That's nice to you as well.
The best bit about that. You've told me though is Alex
berg's and calling Jimmy here. That's so good.
I want to see Jimmy Hill's face like crap Fergie call them a
pratt. Please give me a brill.
Yeah, leave him alone. Play alone so that was another

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um. Yeah, it just seems to be yeah
nasty tackles. I keep finding on this day.
Yeah, so yeah. Yeah, but you know.
Makes good podcasting, doesn't it?
does yeah, yeah, that's what allright so um did you want to
bring up Cantona Before we start.

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Yeah, right discussion about this, didn't we?
the elephant in the room okay all of you that are listening
and watching you're all gonna goyeah, let's talk about Canton
oh, let's talk about is dismissal at Crystal Palace
let's talk about his disciplinary record no. no, we
are not gonna talk about Eric can I because what we've
realised is yeah, he's aggressive.

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Yeah, he did stupid challenges. Then yeah, he did have a
difficult disciplinary record. But we could also talked about
his football in brilliance. All right, so yeah.
Yeah, so what we've decided James in it's a collective
decision my friend, isn't it? yeah we we've both decided to
you know just put count on the sub bench for this chat.

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But you're right without changing. absolutely absolutely
I mean he always gets talked about we know he did the Kung Fu
kick. Yeah, you've you know that and
you've just done a little bit onhold back page.
So that's your dusting of Eric for this episode, is it yeah?
I like all right. all right What's up?
Alright here, we are going to start with mate.
What have you got? Pals combined we bring these

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lists together. Yeah okay- mate well.
I'll start with. A player that was more
synonymous in the 80s. for Everton and he's a club Legend
however, he did play for. sparesand Millwall in the 90s a chap
called Pat van and how now yeah,yeah some of you are familiar

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with the delightful childhood cartoon called Postman Pat that
is black and white cat. this guywas known as psychopath which is
a bit more of an evil Twist so he was known for Losing his head
on the football pitch. I believe there was some.

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relationship issues off of the pitch with his wife and other
women Which also led him to havea bit of a reputation?
in terms of the tough guy kind of exterior but yeah this guy
was known for his physicality and obviously. the Psycho

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element on the pitch so yeah, hecertainly was on the first of my
list because again, he wasn't a name that I can remember in the
Premier League so we're talking.did we get the the good part of
Pat van van Hal or did we get the calm psychopath?
who knows I just wanted to put him out there just in case some

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of you listeners remember. Who's on your list mate?
all right there's lots on my list okay- I think I'm going to
start with David Batty yeah yeahGo on. yeah, yeah, so the colour
hero for pretty much every club is played for David Bowie yeah
yeah No, nonsense just gets on with it. yeah just I've seen

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most remembered probably for having a bit of a scrap with
gram of so and Moscow and shit behind me.
See that yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. but yeah
from a memory I saw of him recently.
I don't know if you've seen it was a pre-season friendly Leeds
against sampdoria. Have you seen the one where he's
just constantly whining up? The sound of your players and

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he's like. Roberto Mancini just loses it
you can't handle it. Um and batty just keeps going in
for challenge and challenge and you know.
You pushes a one of the same door plays over and advertising
board and things like that and it's just one I like the Shell
share friendly as well. Within a friendly yeah.
And you can see Barry he's enjoying it because he gives you
know one of his teammates a little wink.

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And it's just so funny. But yeah, he was just.
He was just ultra competitive. what we we did we did today
though mate. Write that.
And when again we said this before we started recording.
that there is a distinct difference with the hard man of
the Premier League in the 90s. Because when they were off the

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pitch. yeah they were like no where to be seen or they would
just gentle Giants so David Bowie is one of them because
he's synonymous with actually finishing training.
In his training kit. And just driving off.
He always kept himself to himself his private life was his
private life. And obviously just when he was

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on the pitch he was just a different animal.
Because I believe he was the only player that didn't turn up.
to the anniversary celebrations of Blackburn Rovers win in the
95 title it didn't like footballdid he was just by me but like
didn't like football what a career. see it um and he just

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like keep up Tony dear ego said he's one of the players that.
You'd won in the trenches with you. 100% literally, yeah yeah
Where did you think is kind of career was best at though for
date for the day? he was good for Newcastle yeah,
I think good yeah, those are my Yeah, good in that kind of

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brover. Winning season as well we'll
see. Didn't lead on good terms.
He had a few stins at Leeds didn't they but um yeah?
Yeah, he was a great and he's good for England as well like.
I think you did you underrated for England yeah Yeah, he has
some good. You know he talked about the
midfielders England like. that Ithink that World Cup 98

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qualifying. group Italy well in that game yeah yeah That was the
draw wasn't it in yeah Rome yeah.
Yeah the very good job. very good job you did but yeah, so
yeah, David Bowie okay all rightnice one.
John Hartson oh, yes. very cleverly linked with you and I

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because obviously you pray for both Wimbledon and West Ham and
obviously Arsenal in the 90s John Hartson obviously my
memories of John Hartson was he was an absolute unit up front?
yeah um I mean obviously he was a powerhouse good in the air.
A strong player couldn't offer aball.

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And I think he would probably terrorize a lot of defenders
because he was just because he was so physical. he did have a
strong sort of Ferocious side tohim so we say and obviously I
can remember. Yeah going.
To say in trained and aren't you?
yeah right, so yeah his fight with I'll burkovich. so I'll be

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back of it. obviously the Israeli international who played
for West Ham at the time And also Man City and for example.
Here's quote in the paper was ifmy head.
Had been the ball it would have been in the top corner of the
net. so there was an on. ground training bust up between John

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Hart and of itch very famously and obviously they were both I
think suspended. For a period of Time by the
club. But you hear about these kind of
like training ground bus stops. But some of them.
They become a lot more serious than just that kind of like
scuffle or the pull of the bib. This seemed to be a lot more

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serious than it was because I remember it going on the news in
the papers. It was big. so the cameras
there, didn't I You know what that the cameras they yeah?
yeah sure, they weren't their every day, so they picked a good
day. yeah, is this Sky Sports it's Sky Sports News yeah, it
was but yeah, I've gone for Johnhearts with that one who's next

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on your list, mate. I've got Duncan Ferguson golf
let's go. yeah, yeah, I've seen I'm going to get his book when
it comes. Mmm is available to order
because I'm interested in that. yeah So yeah, you know about
dunk so it's early days of ranges spent three months in
jail. yeah for the head button. John mixed state and I've got

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down here. I didn't receive a yellow card
for the incident. No, but yeah, so on the pitch.
Yeah, which is crazy. He was just well.
I mean we've seen all the that there's a lot I mean there's a
there's a YouTube like real likeabout him.
And he was you know I need to add later years.
He was a leader as well, becausehe ended up being captain.

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Yeah, I haven't here. Lead you out.
Yeah, it must have been like. Yeah, go to war I mean.
He had a a sort of a bad disciplinary record off the
pitched in the obviously he was arrested for drink drive in. um,
yeah in Liverpool and obviously he's been on a lot of podcast
recently talking about his career.

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But I think he's one of those strikers that.
You definitely want to have in your team.
Because yeah, he just calls his problems.
You know I mean that The Temper part of it.
Obviously needed to be controlled in certain parts but
You know these big Merseyside derbies and things like that.
Obviously the day after he got arrested. in Liverpool for drink

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driving Joe royal played him in the Merseyside derby on the
Monday and he got the man of thematch and I think he's the
winner. so and then yeah, there's I mean the stories about
you know the Burglar is going into his house.
You know. Oh, yeah. there's a one from I
think it's from it based on the noughties this one so apologies

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but I've got a little quiet herefrom former Everton team eight
James McFadden so he recalled weplayed Charlie and then.
Herman heritas was running around smashing people and big
Dunc sitting on the bench getting annoyed.
Ferguson came on and I say oh no.
As soon as the ball come in. Her ride us in thought he was
getting a nudge, but no he cracked them and he just felt
like a domino. He walked off of that said sorry

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lads. see it's almost like he's a character in Mean Machine you
know what I mean like come on for like two seconds, um but
yeah, I think he is a I would class him as a Premier League
legend. I just think you you want a
striker up top. To ruffle a few feathers with

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the defenders you know what I mean you you famously mentioned
his little scrap with kion. And keyone looking like he was
caught in the middle of a cat flap.
Trying to crawl out. All this time seen as well
kian's down. It's one of the toughest as
well. So I mean he appear on you.
Did he put on any of this? Um, did he appear my love he

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didn't but I know he could of. um because yeah again he was a
He was a troublemaker, but yeah,Duncan flag is a very good shout
man I'd say yeah. yeah definitely on the list there.
Have you got mate? ummm okay alright well, I've got
Julian Dicks on my and I think Terminator yeah, he's got a

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feature on there. And this is the reason why I'm
wearing the West Ham shirt actually. so Julian Dicks
obviously had a the latter part of his career unfortunately was
plagued by a lot of injuries. And he was very famously told by
Billy Bonds in the early 90s. toplay on with a bad knee. um

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right yeah, and here's Outlook was that he basically like he
couldn't feel his leg from the knee down.
But still played on. Okay now you think about players
not just being tough in terms ofa challenge and in a physical
fight but tough mentally. Because these are players that

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in those kind of it in those days when out to kind of Ward
didn't they they look straight on in the tunnel?
none of the hugging none of the high fives they knew they had a
game. They knew they had a vision of
what they wanted to achieve in that match and they went out for
it. so there's a famous part forJulian Dicks here, which was

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firstly right he was Captain forWest Ham in the 9293 season.
Now that was before they got promoted to the Premier League
this was Division 1. Of course, yeah.
But Billy bonds stripped him of the captaincy.
Because he was sent off three times in that season.
So it's disciplinary record was pretty bad.

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So they took the captain to see off in because he was never
playing. There was a tackle against
Newcastle's France car. also played chef for Wednesday and
the quote was Not to this day, do I know why I did it?
I had in my mind. I was going to elbow him and
that was it. bang she's Not knowing why you did it?

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So just do it. Do you know much do you know
about like Julian Dick's is kindof career obviously being a
Being a Liverpool fan I mean when I went to Liverpool didn't
last that long there. No, just the season yeah, which
was odd for season. Yeah.
I've kind of remember and there but most remember more for West
Ham hell of a penallt yeah. fouroh goodness me yeah so soon f.

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um Graham Sutherland yeah, that's why American he probably
would have you know he liked thestyle.
So Harry Redknapp invited Grahamsoon as because West Ham needed
the cash. So Harry read that invited
Graham's in as to watch a game. Graham CNS watched one game for
Julian Dicks and he quoted he's my kind of player. though

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obviously Julian Dicks goes to Liverpool and then David Burrows
and Mike Marsh go to West Ham asa swap geez um but obviously
after a few games Graham CNS realised Julian Dicks wasn't his
kind of player. And he only had that one season.

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But obviously I want to fast forward. to Keely and Julian
dick is a testimonial up to Heart right.
Which again? we're going to touch briefly out
of the 90s, but it was in the year 2000 Wright okay, and it
was a it was a friendly against athletico bill Barrow Which
ended up in a 17 man player brawl?

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including seven or several Spanish players getting
physically slapped in the face by Paolo to Canyon right that
had to physically remove him offthe pitch wow.
So we call that the Julian Dickseffect there you go brilliant.
Yeah. I've got a quiet film.
I mean where it says. It would have been nice to play

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have played 20 or 30 years ago. You could get away with murder
then elbow people everything thegames changing for the worst.
see and he actually had a very good career in coaching because
he still coaches now in non-league football but he was
first team coach at West Ham fora while.
So obviously he was very technically. good as a player

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like a very kind of I say the word basic.
I mean that in the the most respect because yeah.
You know he was a tackler and a good passer of the ball and a
great penalty taken like you said but he was very route one
wasn't he and I regard that as agood footballer. yeah Yeah,
yeah, so I've got good memories of that.
He's someone you would want on your team. like oh God yeah.

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Can you imagine having him in midfield, and then done
conference and up front? Come on.
Here we go yeah good job. Alright who's next?
So we're going from the Terminator to the Razer nowak.
we she's love Razer why have youchosen raise a Ruddock Jonesy

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Wow. he was a he was a tough man, wasn't he?
Yeah, it was a yeah. hard hitting Center back you could so
easily descend raise a product there with.
He was a tough man wasn't he wasand then let's move on.
Um famously broke Andy Cole's legs in a reserve game. lovely

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yeah Where is it um? What did he say?
About that. I only meant to break one of his
legs not both. Oh my god.
Just frightens me already just players that.
Think like that. Yeah, any fractured Peter bidlea
jaw in a testimonial match as well in 95.
To that improve his looks. my god Hey today, I can remember

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him. Would you say he was more.
because I know he was always up for it when they like even those
kind of like Liverpool man United games the three all
drawer and field. the obviously had a career through was it
Millwall Spurs Southampton and then it was it Liverpool did he

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finish his career there? I think he finished his career
now you went in West Ham did yougo to QPR for a bit?
yes, he did, West Ham Oh my god,let me just have a look I think
he finished. Because I think he went to
Swindon for a little bit as well, didn't he began his
career? at milled and went to Tottenham

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then went back to Millwall then went to Southampton then went
back to Tottenham and then he went to Liverpool went to QPR
online I went to West Ham then Crystal Palace then Swindon Town
Wow, what journeyman? Yeah?
I didn't know is that many but yeah, I mean he um. he was a
again a no nonsense Center back when they his first name was

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Neil by the way to those who arelistening.
It wasn't called razor. But that was his nickname.
remember the I think it's the three old draw he's got to have
a header and I think he bangs his head on the post or
something like that. You might knock himself. against
Manchester United yeah yeah But yeah, it's good.

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It's got a few important goals as well.
Yeah, I like him think no he only played once for England
again, though was that characterthat we needed or was he
basically two? aggressive to have any career
because remember when we did theepisode where the international
one where we worked out he kept in the b team. yeah yeah so from

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that you only played once full cap against Nigeria see thought
maybe then. Be scared off the England
managers because he was too muchof a flight risk.
I don't know because Terry Venables was.
Tottenham manager back then & bought him to Spurs so he would
know about him. yeah England butyeah but he was a he was a

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character, wasn't he? was made Yeah, good old days of
reductive if I if I'm to say thephrase a wooga. to you Jonesy
who am I talking about? Well, we don't have so long
gladiators or what yes. It is.
Not yet or Wolfe my friend. It is John fashion.

(32:00):
We both we both briefly discussed again about this
before we started recording and did he come upon your list?
He was on that but yeah on food podcasts and stuff.
He gets mmm. X players bring him up.
Don't know like yeah. But I didn't have a more my
lips. He was on them. stand by but
looking back at he was a he was a feared.

(32:22):
Feud man you wouldn't realise that from his smiley personality
on. no gladiator is with you. Know and I mean why would he be
on Gladiators I mean? What is that because he had what
he was a gladiator on the pitch.I don't know.
I don't know why they picked himwas he looking for a career in
TV because that was the only thing I can remember him on.

(32:42):
other than the good old bravo channel and the fasc FC do you
remember that no I think oh he was a country then alright.
Probably for the best. He was um.
He was a manager for a Sunday league team.
I think it was Sunday league. And basically every week it
follows his training. and obviously his kind of like the

(33:07):
may also played The Matches as well Sunday nights. like live
and stuff like that so it was great but Yeah, he you could
tell even from what in that. He was like he just took no crap
like he just looked like such a Stern kind of strong player and
again if I think about him back as a striker in the 90s.

(33:28):
Again, he was always up in the house like a d on doubling when
they like a very kind of yeah. powerful kind of striker like
great for Great for Wimbledon because did you get the thing
about hey you received criticismcriticism in the 93.94 season
after a class trip Gary mapper? no sorry in an area challenge

(33:49):
that left the Spurs the Fender with a broken skull and eye
socket Gary Mabel is it solid yeah yeah Again, that's a
concern to win. Just someone like Gary mabut in
that way. Yeah, so fashioned overlay.
Oh geez Gary yeah. But well like a mask.

(34:14):
Oh yeah, yes you did Disney was that functional yeah, I guess so
yeah. peace again, we're talkingabout players that are like.
Tweet is anything off the pitch normal. having photos of kids in
the in the outside the ground signing autographs and then we

(34:36):
fracturing Gary mabit skull during a game like what on
earth. We're going on that side you you
hear stories. He was a leader as well. all
right at Wimbledon behind that in that in that in that dressing
that locker room. yeah, Tony Adams you know yeah, so he was a
leader back then with a few other players.
For my era. All right jonsi that's unsettled

(34:59):
me about big fash. Yeah, I will go over you got.
Oh wooga. I'm good.
I'm still getting Goosebumps about his penalty against Spain
yeah So I've got here when a players nicknamed is psycho the

(35:20):
clues are definitely already there. yeah What professional
though right? yeah Yeah, we talk about another
one. Who's a leader as well, wasn't
it? Whatever, I got here is I'm
giving style of playlist to MattLeticia describing him as the
scariest opponent ever. In his autobiography while
Pierce is so hard he wants played on with a broken leg.

(35:42):
thing that was a West ho ho ho ho yeah I mean I can always
remember he had massive legs, didn't he?
Yeah like I got a small body andmassive legs.
And almost like four year old little bowl cut on top.
So yeah he he did seem I mean. obviously his kind of Prolific

(36:08):
part of his career was what Forest mate, is that right?
yeah yeah, Forest he's a forest and yeah those obviously we've
talked about England as well. Yeah, I think you mentioned that
you're a 96. Oh damn.
Oh, not that he needed a Redemption really if you think
about it. I mean it's the English media
and all that like it didn't needto do us any favours, but by

(36:31):
god, did he do it? Yeah, yeah, I remember that and
that's the passion. just his face like yeah momentum.
Yeah, it's just. You don't see that anymore from
players do you? yeah No, I don't think so.
Honestly should get shirts printed right and on the back.

(36:51):
We should do a podcast share which we're talking about.
We should have they don't do it like that anymore.
Do they not? That's it because we say that
going away. Games gone games gone see it.
yeah Yeah, great one. Yeah, so super peers great
careers as well. yeah yeah incredible All right there you

(37:12):
go, mate. um well I think we need to talk about. have we got
time to talk about Vinny or we've got to stay on that in a
minute. We can talk about Vincent Do you
want a park that and I can talk about someone else?
He's down at my number one. He started your number one yeah,

(37:36):
yeah. Right about it.
No, let's pause you hot put Vince and on ice.
All right, I want to talk about.I want to I want to talk about
scrappy do. for for Chelsea okayDennis wise Oh yeah, seems now.
I've got a shirt here. This isn't the Dennis why shirt

(37:56):
but this is obviously the Chelsea's I think 9596 away.
For those Lister's it is the do not adjust your TV sets it was.
Oh, no, what is that which is the grey and orange kit which
for some of you would probably say?
It was disgusting. however he's on a lot of like You know what's

(38:20):
kit crap worse kids, I like it. I want that show he went
straight in with crap. I've seen like. there's people
who've done like YouTube you know. rankings and all those
stuff of stuff and oh terrible put it number you know whatever.

(38:40):
1000 in the list Yeah for us collector's.
Oh, I want that shirt. Is that it's on my yeah?
Yeah, so it's a beautiful shirt.I mean again.
I associate that with the rude Hull it and the Dennis wise is
again Dennis wise was for his for his height.
And his build. You would have thought he would

(39:01):
be the last person that we picking a fight or getting stuck
in a brawl. He was always there.
Always sort of like you know we're talking about the players
that are in the referees here. or trying to wind up players and
that sort of thing like getting a kind of a a reaction Dennis
wise would probably be at the top of my list.

(39:22):
And like I say scrappy do. Like you look at him.
And you think what on earth to do but he was always there. yeah
yeah great reader for sale Therewe go so we said wait later.
Yeah. Yeah, I remember the when they
won the cup winners' Cup and he's there holding yeah.
Holding the trophy up. yeah And you got that thing when he's

(39:46):
dead coming back. To the airport, I think um and
the fans are all there and he's walking there with the trophy.
Leading the team through the airport. yeah Yeah, I mean.
Yeah, as I said scrapie player. But there was that door.
Yeah, go on. to say the the one I could remember the picture was
that the charity shield which was Chelsea Man United and it

(40:08):
was Roy Keane and Marcel Desai with Poyet and then Dimitri and
then there's Dennis wise and they're all ripping at each
other like just getting stuck inlike that's brilliant that for
me. It doesn't I think it was a
story when he did he go to jail or something with the other
scrap of a taxi driver or something. yeah After a club
night out. Yeah, and there was a story

(40:29):
that. I don't know if it's true about
Reddit it was. it was Terry Venables as Club So he never
played for England under Terry again.
Oh because yeah, I can remember him playing he did feature in
like Euro 2000. Didn't he he came back?
Yeah? Yeah you're right. um near the
late 90s he he kind of got recalled didn't. he yeah, I've

(40:52):
got a lot of time for Dennis wise. yeah I did look at it
though when he was a player at the time you sit irritate me
because he was just a bit. He had that kind of like. that
he was a wine dap like he was a kind of pantomime character for
football wasn't a yeah Yeah, he liked being disliked you know.

(41:13):
He liked being disliked. yeah yeah I like it. all right I've
got and this one everyone knows about him.
So you know he's features on. he's always on YouTube Roy Kane
you know he's always out there. He's a he's amazing he yeah,
he's but far out he was a Kid bringing up leaders he was a he

(41:36):
was a leader. Yeah, yeah. unbelievable What he
did that Manchester United team in that midfield?
Again, which was a bit of a gamble where he started and
Nottingham forest and obviously.he was essentially replacing
Brian Robson was he at Man United got here is he's had the
ability to intimidate referees opponent's and even his

(41:58):
teammates. yeah, I just I think personally He is the ultimate
professional. As a centre midfielder and as a
captain. disciplinary reasons yeah, I mean, I don't like some
of the challenges he did but I just think he was just.

(42:20):
He was the perfect Premier League centre midfielder.
Yes. Yep, if you yeah as I said we
do. yeah a premier league all time 11 I think he'll be in
there. Oh and then also.
Yeah going even if you following11.
Yeah, yeah. That's right and also the fact

(42:40):
that. I don't think Man United have
had a captain like that since. yeah without that I was at the
semi-final against you the inventus.
Yeah, just let you know took onefor the team, didn't he?
Well, that was his game wasn't it?
That was his moment in the sun so yeah?
Because obviously knew he wasn'tplaying in the final after being
booked for a silly challenge. Which shouldn't have been

(43:03):
booked? and because obviously you need
the damn was playing for it, butyeah.
So I got a quite hear from Mark Clinton Berg I still smile at
the first time I came across RoyKeane he screamed at us for a
corner. I'm sure it was a goal kick.
But because he screamed. So loudly so loudly I gave a
corner because I was petrified of him.
That's good. I can remember his challenge on

(43:26):
Gareth Southgate in the FA Cup semi-final. yeah, a Villa Park
Do you remember that one? so you stabbed on him the stamp
yeah and obviously Gareth Southgate I wouldn't have had
like having because the tackle before on Roy Keane was nasty.
because it could have been a book in but Roy Keane just

(43:47):
stamped on him and then obviously Chris Armstrong and
everyone else just piled in for Crystal Palace but that was kind
of like my first introduction tothe mad man that was Roy Keane
Premier League legend yeah greatshout do you want to join a real
off a few that are? On your list that you don't

(44:11):
necessarily have like a great deal of people to talk about.
But that just feature on your list.
Real estate for you. the Aussie connection I got Kevin Muscat oh
yeah You have to talk about Kevin muscat.
He was a nasty boy when he Yeah,go on so looking at that like we
went back he. You know you think most of his.

(44:33):
his time he would have spent in the you know the first division
the championship. But he spent a season in. 97.98
Crystal Palace yeah but yeah, obviously most of these kind of
You know the incidents which he?He did when there's lots of
them. Was outside of it, but yes

(44:54):
still. you know I 96 you sent off for body checking down and
Edie which bark Day 21 man melee, we're punches are thrown.
I think the most famous have. yeah, we talked about was the
one in I think 99 or 98 against Matthew Holmes which we use said

(45:15):
obviously went to you know yeah,it's a co-ordinate.
Well. It was that bad on him that
obviously nearly resulted in mighty homes having his leg
amputated. yeah so, I don't think we'll be showing that on
the pod but yeah, I know he did have a reputation at any Kevin
muscat because a lot of players have said he's the toughest

(45:36):
player they've played against. yeah Yep, just know how to wind
up the knee had a few instances over here and in the A league as
well when he was playing. he played for Millwall I think you
did, didn't he? so he played four Crystal Palace
wolves Rangers Mill ranges got he did pick some teens to play

(45:57):
for they didn't they? um and like we spoke up like.
It's actually a good manager now. yeah this one he won the
you know he won the Ali group Melbourne Victory he's won the
jail League he's won the ChineseSuper League So I've seen those
had the leader team. yeah yeah And like you said he you know.

(46:21):
People said he was a nice guy. but it just as soon as he
crossed that onto that pitch. you know again, they may write
if you think about it. Put your military cap on for a
second. alright if you're going to be leading to battle.
You're going to be leading to Battle by someone that leads by
example. Yeah. yeah So the Kevin muscats.

(46:43):
the Royal Keynes the Dennis wisewhen you get stuck in you've got
to get stuck in haven't you? Yeah?
I said to you earlier. that likethe famous quote that Mick
Harford used to say because he'son my list and I know he's on
yours, too. Yeah, but Let a player know
you're there. alright And I can always remember being told that

(47:03):
as like growing up in football letter player know you're there.
That wasn't necessarily saying take his head off.
I was like woody woody getting their first son.
Like sharp me elbows and you. Boxing grease and we eyebrows
know it was um it was to a pointwhere. like they were going in

(47:27):
like get the first challenge in.Because yeah when you watched
games in the 90s you did see those flying tackles are the
first few minutes. the Crowd going absolutely mental because
that's what they wanted they wanted someone to wear the shirt
and get stuck in didn't they andget like?
but you know represent the team with pride.
I just I don't think that kind of Ethos is about anymore.

(47:52):
No, it's almost like these challenges and these kind of
like the the kind of the combat side of football as kind of kind
of gone No, no Warriors mate. No worries. um plays out.
I just thought looks scary. Brian kill Cline remember him
you've chosen players that look scary.

(48:15):
What did you see? Yeah, well to be fair.
Yeah. If you want me to play against
him. no, because he played for Swindon and in the Prem yeah,
New Castle yeah, Newcastle then Swindon I mean.
Yeah, oh God yeah, that was a great sticker. um yeah right
I've got I've got From last week.

(48:39):
I've got dirty, Don Oh okay, yeah.
Yeah, you've really changed me mate after this because I was
listening to the podcast on the train the other day alright.
And just the fact that we were talking about it again.
I thought and then I saw the clip on the Instagram page.
I thought my god was that a horrible challenge.
And I can remember though again.He was a midfielder the was a

(49:02):
traditional box the box midfielder.
But he did throw himself about abit. yeah And you hear and that
and that clip. I sure will Andy Grey was like
that's a second time. He's done that. yeah Yeah, so
you know he had that in his Locker didn't he?
Yeah, he did um. I've also got Colin Hendry yeah

(49:23):
right now Yeah, Braveheart I mean.
Just again looking at him. It and I don't want to be rude,
but is face look battle hard anddidn't it?
You know like if you could. But if you could describe a
Scottish man. to someone for them to draw I think they draw
Colin Hendry he's like the kind of guy on the side of a porridge

(49:48):
like box. like it is killed likeI can just remember like he
always like because he always had wet in the obviously where
he's playing football but he would always my kind of image of
Colin Henry was like elbow firstkind of going into a header like
go and behind the player. He always had like stitches

(50:10):
above his eyebrow or boxing Greece and could you imagine
being Brazil in France 1988? And being LED out like next to
because I think that's the reason why they gave the players
killed so wasn't it to walk out with a France not yeah?
Because Craig Brown wanted to put the fear of God into Brazil
for the opening match of the France 98.

(50:31):
So it was almost like a Braveheart tactic.
He imagine like being Ronaldo like R9 at the peak of your
career. Who's marking me today boss at
Colin Hendry and looking at him thinking bloody hell.
No, thanks. You could shout. yeah I didn't

(50:51):
think of Colin but yeah great one and the fact the fact that I
now know me as well, but he's absolutely obsessed with Iron
Maiden through listening to other podcasts just like.
Yeah, he's a he's a heavy rockerso I mean it just makes it even
better. yeah All right on my list is well and you upstairs.
Yep. Can't talk about him for legal

(51:13):
reasons kind of Jonesy you you forbid me to talk about big.
Yeah. What do you say you get to
mention every week you have every audience.
Yeah? Um so yeah the bottom head and
medicine glare. And he had a Pisces side as
well. Very difficult to play against
you want to play against him for.
We we see that clip. They were done conference and

(51:33):
playing for Newcastle Yeah, and they go to the buy line.
Don't they just wrestling each other on the floor?
And I think even Duncan Fergusonfixed- twice.
Because he literally all gets upand goes because uh yeah yeah
yeah, yeah, I'll get you later. yeah, oh really good.
Oh Yes. let's talk about jaza for a second Jamesy jeez he's a

(52:02):
scary man, wasn't he? Obviously, I I associate him as
less stuff. Obviously for his latter part of
his career was Stoke Barnsley played for before I get that.
lessor their they're back 3. that's filled, but Street we had
Steve Walsh Who was the pantomime villain that always
used to wine people out yeah fights through the right etc?

(52:24):
Matt Elliott geez which is like the missing link between Phil
and Grant Mitchell and then Jerry tager take a couple of
bounces at a nightclub, isn't it?
Yeah, you are to laugh Francs and clear to soften it up there.
I didn't yeah like like what like that is like nightclub

(52:44):
bounces, isn't it? yeah back three like Martin
O'Neill was like blessed with that as a back 3 because they
did play with a back three they didn't play with. um like a 442
did they say I'd like Andy MP and like Steve guppy and all
that sort of stuff on the on thewings of wings in there.
Yeah. But they did didn't they. like I

(53:07):
just I remember Jerry Taggart again.
He didn't look like. footballer it looked like a character
office batch. He just looked battle hard and
again like another one of those players that was just uh.
I'll go in head first to any challenge. yeah, cheesy was um

(53:29):
yeah And back then no, he's looked like there are 40 like.
Alvin remember Alvin Martin for West Ham 50 that is like coma
yeah But again this was before like the vendor effect took full
swing wherever was like. Not drinking fizzy drinks and
eating fish before a game like Jerry tag it was on Guinness

(53:51):
probably. Yeah, actually I've got Patrick
vieira on the list as well. Yeah, me too.
Yeah, yeah. So yeah, obviously we can
Patrick beer we think we've spoken about that before we got
Mickey button there. no no to fight a little character on me.
Sorry, very very good. He all he almost went fully

(54:14):
odour though Jonesy fire still look character, but yeah, he was
um. he I can specifically remember it was a it might
actually be in against this Westhamshire actually.
But it was up to them part and he did a challenge on I can't
remember who it was. but it was almost like a stamp there and he
was like a young kid trying to like impress Roy Keane like you

(54:39):
could tell the key of affect on him.
Do you know what I mean? Where he was kind of like
getting stuck in like having RoyKeane as a centre midfield
partner. would be scary enough let alone try and impress Alex
Ferguson Who's put you in from the class of 92?
Again, Nicky Butt was one of those players that I just did
not like. As a kid because I was in a fan

(55:01):
of him as well. No he just always looked
aggressive. He always like he was chewing a
wasp. He always like he wanted
trouble. But now when I look at it.
He was the perfect compliment toa Center midfielder partnership.
yeah yeah, absolutely like an appreciate this now because I
just I'm I'm miss it so much jonsi. you know it's just yeah

(55:26):
Come on, tell me who's next about your list to save my my
emotions. That's it.
I think we're going to. Give you guys anyone else. we're
going to move on to Vincent yeah, please come on finish the
show on the Vincent yeah we needJones a Welsh Legend well Finish

(55:48):
the show on video Jones yeah Vinnie Jones eh.
And that's it guys. Thanks for listening.
It's beautiful beautiful Center back.
Yeah, it just he wouldn't. I don't know.
You the stuff he did that he wouldn't get away with in this
day and age really. He was just perfect for that.
For the era, I think. yeah I mean, I'd hate to play against

(56:12):
him. Yes, I just I think. if you were
like a quick cocky forward for aPremier League team He'd have
you sussed out like within minutes. yeah I've got down here
the quintessential hardmen. He was.
Jones was the heart of Wimbledon's Crazy Gang known for

(56:34):
his bone crunching tackles. He had this in the intimidating
presence of leadership as Wimbledon's captain made him a
terrifying opponent off Fields antiques like biting the
journalist knows. Yeah, it's the fear some
reputation. Really was hungry.
Do you remember that when Wimbledon wore their red kit?

(56:55):
They're away kit at sell House Park against Man United who wore
the classic. Newton Heath yellow and green
half of Us Do You Remember like how many times Vinnie Jones
wanted to kick Roy Keane up in the air?
Yeah, like he almost like lookedlike that was his only mission
in the game. He wasn't bothered about winning
the match. He just wanted to kick Roy Keane
no yeah. He's just like what we've got

(57:17):
down here for Martin key on you and Jones always.
Always say look at him. He's breaking himself. and if
the ball came they would just say they will destroy you.
Look at himself. Yeah, Martin Keown added that he
remembered the the midfielder head button the toilet door.
Wow. yeah so if you have you gotany stats on Vinny I did I did

(57:43):
have any red cards. He's got have you got there.
Is it you sent it? 12 12 or something in this yeah?
What about his career for Wales my I was shocked by this?
no red cards, I knew of but is appearances for Wales yeah It
was why did we play more? or Bobby Brown and Denise Bobby

(58:05):
Gould Yeah for his mating. Is that before he was sorting
out with a lot? Oh?
sponsorship or during that time I think yeah, um it was a bit of
a strange one wasn't it? I mean. he was Captain
obviously, I think we talked about pretty surely he got that
it was just kind of a there was a you know a captain's election

(58:27):
and it just kind of got rigged. And Vinny got the gig.
I just I can't I don't understand right why managers
shied away from these players. Because you have to have one in
every team. Regardless of the levels are
disciplinary if you've got a hothead that's going to get sent
off every week okay all right. Yeah, but you still need that

(58:50):
physicality now Wales probably could have done with that a lot
more because only 9 appearances for Wales is that right?
yeah Yeah, it wasn't many. I think it's just during I think
it was just during Bobby golds. Stay as well as manager and I
think after that he was gone. yeah Yeah, but like we were

(59:10):
saying I I brought up that. that442 magazine from October 1995 I
think this is where he was trying to. say he's changes
career. I mean it's it's got I'm 27
years old and the referee tells me in the loud to swear
exclusive Mr Jones So yeah he tries that there's an article in

(59:30):
442 Mr softee. He's trying to you know.
What years this? 1995 so Vinnie Jones is only
human if you come he bleeds insult him and he gets hurt in
fact as he tells. Nick Callow went for two readers
voted in the worst player of alltime.
He told me with the idea of blown his brains out.
That's desperately sad reading that alright.

(59:53):
Yeah. And obviously I I love him.
I think he's brilliant. um if I if I could have a Premier League
Come dine with me. You know where you invite people
over for dinner. Talk About Nothing But 90s
Premier League Vinnie Jones would be bringing the desert.
You know yeah? I want him there.
You want him there all right andwe'll just go back to I think we

(01:00:15):
brought our. back in 1992 when he brought out the famous VHS
sucker hard man I'll bring up the cover because there we go.
Oh man, and look at a few years later.
These are back to back with Nickhancock's football nightmares.
No right. Hold on a second this image

(01:00:37):
right for those of you that aren't.
Watching on YouTube this is peakChristmas Jonesy right. yeah if
you didn't get a football VHS there was over Nick Hancock
Danny Baker Or like a Soccer AM or something like that.
It wasn't Christmas was it? no so this this video was it was

(01:00:59):
it kind of became big big news. so 992 he tried to bring out all
he did bring out a a VHS Which featured plays that still
playing and once we're tired so?clips of hard man like Graeme
soon as Brian Robson not be stars Norman Hunter Jack
Charlton Dave McMahon Tommy Smith Ron Chopper Harrison Billy

(01:01:21):
Bremer So the policy for the video described as the toughest
football video in history. and this and led to claims of
Glorifying Foul Play in footballso Jones is common.
Commentary and it where he described. tricks used by
Hardman to intimidate opponents yeah so clubs of the players
involved were quick to kind of distance themselves. and even

(01:01:45):
salmon as well. I Wimbledon he said he had
nothing to do with Wimbledon andhe described Vinnie Jones as a
mosquito brain. And he banned the sale of the
video of the club shop, so yeah Vinnie Jones was actually.
He was fine 20,000 pounds. And he received a suspended
sentence with the potential six-month, ban.

(01:02:07):
What so there was that was yeah?We go here's the newspaper as
well, so the press were all overhim.
Look at this backpage. There you go, that's God yeah.
I mean they've picked a picture there other way. the people who
want video vinny's and video nowStreet nasty alright So it's

(01:02:28):
going on about you know the community.
I or your copy big right-hander the secrets of the Hitman all
right so Vinnie Jones this is like.
Who's the nastiest playable timeand then you've got you know
you're a planka Vinny Bannon fortwo years the video was an
insult. And then obviously players and
players from the back Tommy Smith from Liverpool he came out

(01:02:48):
and said you know. You know a hard man.
This is joke. You know Ron Harris came out and
said you wouldn't have survived back in our day and there was
all these people came out. and there were just trying to
jealous Yeah, they're called it a sick publicity stunt and the
you know the PFA attempted to bring in Junction to the band
the video. But abandon the efforts when

(01:03:11):
being advised it was not legallyviable.
Not being funny though. James e f if you had a knock on
the door and you'd order to takeaway.
And you look through the keyhole.
And that face was looking back at you.
With your Chinese takeaway. Are you open the door or you
going home? Yeah going hungry right in.

(01:03:32):
You know so the video got released and it was the second
best-selling sports video a Christmas 1992.
Good well out of it. good so he's missing now though. right
yeah, come on everyone talks about him now.
But here he was getting hammeredin the Press like I went back a
few like drowned that day and literally every back page.

(01:03:55):
And some front pages as well. Just Vinny ban him disgusting
you know. he's got a lot of got a lot of hate for that. mmm yeah
I'm sure you can still buy if you could be people want to buy
I'm sure it's still on eBay suckers yeah man.
Yeah, love that yeah, love that yeah.
Yeah, so there we go. That's him, mate.

(01:04:18):
I think yeah as I said earlier Ithink we've Probably missed a
few you know there's going to be.
Listeners out there who have their you know their culture
here. So, yeah.
I'd love to you know. here for them as well, so yeah Messages
reply to you know the posts after This podcast come out.

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You know your memories as well would love to hear me.
I'm quite excited actually to hear what the listeners and the
viewers actually have as their. Premier League card makes
obviously it's got to be 90s guys.
We we don't want to venture. To the 80s or the noughties is
gonna be 90. Yeah, that's and if you've got
any memories about it as well. If you physically saw something

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you know. Because like we like we said the
list was endless. I hope we've done it justice for
you guys because obviously me and me and James you've done
quite a bit of research on this but I enjoyed that episode mate.
Thank you very much. That's good.
It's a good one, wasn't it? Yeah, excellent all right.
There we go follow us. yeah Comeon followers right all right.

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Thank you to those there's down to follow us on Instagram thank
you to those ascending us again.Humbling messages about loving
the podcast loving the work I said great ones this week.
Jonesy you're getting some good feedback as well and you know.
Yeah, so early yep lots of messages.
And yet. Just share.

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Like as you said in the previousone give us a rating five star
rating a review everything like that everything anything helps.
yeah, grow This podcast and we were just continued to provide
more 90s content. I don't really like we've got so
you want up. I was going to say do you want
to give the listeners a sneak? Preview into what's coming up.

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FA Cup isn't it? We've got FA Cup to come up.
We've got playoffs which we wantto cover yeah, we're gonna go to
the football league are we? Yeah, the it's your opinions Lee
yeah. Yeah, yeah.
And inside time yeah, and then we got plenty planned for
pre-season as well. Don't worry we're not we're not
stopping. No, so when when everyone

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finishes and there's no footballon.
We will still be here guys. We won't take us by my break. no
no kind of forward to right, where where where where can
people follow you Jamesy I was just on Instagram football
jersey yourself right. Yeah on Instagram only Woody w

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1988 but yeah, please drop us a follow on that 90s Premier
League podcast. Or come and say hello.
But thank you ever so much for watching yes.
Thank you guys. Yeah, we'll see you in the next
one already. See you next week guys. see ya
bye