
A Football365 love letter to… Jimmy Armfield
A wonderful player, an excellent manager, a delightful co-commentator, and a brilliant man.
A wonderful player, an excellent manager, a delightful co-commentator, and a brilliant man.
The first football magazine show aimed initially at younger people, Standing Room Only has been too easily forgotten…
It’s the one you’ve all been waiting for. James Richardson, Gazza, gelatos, ice cream, pink newspapers…
It is the cradle-to-grave programme that has been with most of us for all our lives. Viva MOTD.
They made football fun and less serious, and that’s important. All hail Saint and Greavsie.
It’s time to say “hello to everyone at home” and enjoy the wonderful stylings of the legendary Pleaty.
The man who ruled football commentary for an era. Brian Moore that is, not Johnny Nic.
“Shouldn’t you be at work?” Des Lynam gets some overdue love from Johnny. Was he definitely not James Bond?
He dominated the football media for two decades, but we haven’t seen him for ages. Time to return, Al.
In his new series, Johnny Nic is celebrating the great people in football media. Barry Davies is first up…
Johnny rounds off his State of the Nation address by taking a look at podcasts far and wide.
There’s a lot of shouting and probably too much Alan Brazil, but Johnny admits they have found a niche.
If radio is not a thing in your life, Johnny Nic suggests 5 Live as a place to start. Although Savage is there…
They are miles ahead of Sky and have the best pundits. Johnny loves BT, but the price is a shame.
The traditional leaders and still with the jewels in the TV football crown, Sky must be careful not to go stale…
They have their positives, but they do not outweigh the negatives. ITV could do so much more…
Absolutely, says Johnny. The BBC has its flaws, but we take it for granted. It’s the best around for coverage.
This week Johnny looks at that scheckshee Ruud. We all wish we had a bit of Gullit in us, so to speak.
This week Johnny looks at the man from Middlesbrough who everyone calls Clem. He’s that lower league bloke.
This week Johnny takes a look at the Mighty Quinn, and he discovers that he’s just his cup of meat.
This week Johnny goes all Oirish, so he does, and wonders if Richard Dunne is the victim of a nuclear explosion.
This week Johnny goes dahn sarf to the Romford manah, my son. It’s only that fackin’ Ray Parlour, geezer.
Johnny goes back to his favourite medium and listens to the inimitable Caroline Barker on the radio.
Once a part of English football’s finest ever club side, Ray Houghton is now a part of the punditry furniture.
Hear that? That’s the Fashionista klaxon being activated. Remember anything he says, though?
Johnny arrives at the moccasined feet of that nice Graeme Le Saux, a miniature Arnie it seems…
Yes, Johnny has gone meta. And frankly we can’t work out whether it’s awful or wonderful…
It’s another one of Sky’s “oh…is that what he’s called” presenters that we all know, but we don’t know we know.
He is anonymous to many, but a voice we all know. Johnny profiles BT Sport’s Ian Darke.
This week Johnny enjoys having Coisty caressing his ears. Never mind PFM, is he the ultimate RFM?