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Soccer AM - Season 5 Episode 8 10/7/2000
6.00 180 minutes Fans of the Week: Oxford. Score in Feed the Goat: One.
Footballer Guests: -Frank Lampard (West Ham) -Andrew Impey (Leicester) -Tony Woodcock (ex Arsenal, Forest and England)
On the Phone: -Craig Brown (Scotland manager) -Russell Watson (last person to sing national anthem at Wembley) (Man Utd fan) -Gerry Taggart and Neil Lennon (both Leicester and Northern Ireland) - were using same phone
Footballing Phono Nono's
1. Beckham's fitness 2. Germany camp trouble 3. Last game at Wembley 4. Autobiographies 5. The expression 'whaasuuup!'
Changing Rooms: - (was gonna be Moustapha Hadji of Coventry, but there wasn't enough time)
Soccerette: Called Louise, age 18, 5 foot 6, from Swindon, supports Crystal Palace.
Can He Kick It? Guest: Tony Woodcock (ex Arsenal, Forest and England) Could He Kick It? Yes - Cat went wrong way again.
