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Soccer AM - Season 5 Episode 5 9/16/2000
6.00 180 minutes Fans of the Week: West Ham - said that they would sign Zidane if they could sign anyone.
Score in Feed the Goat: Three.
Footballer Guest: Jamie Lawrence (Bradford) Other Guests: DJs Tall Paul (Arsenal fan), Alex P (Spurs) and Lonyo (Liverpool fan)
On the Phone: -Steve McManaman (Real Madrid) -Michael Thomas (Wimbledon)
Footballing Phono Nono's
1. Chelsea's manager 2. Leeds injury problems 3. Man Utd's title already 4. Fulham's title already 5. Fossil fuels (Cole and petrol)
Changing Rooms: Jamie Redknapp (Liverpool) said his biggest influence in his career was his dad (Harry), he supported Luton as a child (to Tim's disgust), his footballing hero (and best player he's played with) is John Barnes, the best he's faced is Zidane, the most physical opponent he's faced is Dennis Wise and his favourite away grounds are Upton Park and White Hart Lane.
Soccerette: Called Vicky, age 18, 5 foot 4, from Hornchurch, supports the Glory Hornet Boys (Watford)
Can He Kick It?
