Glad you enjoyed it

Agreed, bbc sounds is crap

​@@fred3831BBC is crap*

It’s not exactly difficult to get BBC sounds.

Awwww

I'd listen to Alan if I was suffering from insomnia.

Thank you!

Spotify mate

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/j7mYYKx9m7Otpqc.html. Full Episode!

Man utd weren’t established as the Man Utd we know today though that’s the thing Newcastle were actively challenging for the top spot at that time so why wouldn’t he choose them

@@kwame1637 That's a fair point. That said United did win 3 of the first 4 PL's at that point. So with a wee bit of foresight, you could have seen that something special was taking place. Even Alan at the time knew that United was the place to be. Kenny just did enough to pull on his heartstrings to lure him away.

it wasnt a mistake for him though was it? he wanted to play for newcastle not man utd obviously he rejected them like 3 times

@@shesbaldbutiwould Personally he's probably okay with it. Of course, he has deep rooted love for Newcastle. But objectively, looking at all the glory his career could have had, it must sting, even just a bit.

@@mq830 I honestly think he's okay with it like le tissier,i think being newcastle and prem top scorer plus a premier league title is fine for him,he probably regrets never winning a trophy for newcastle more than anything,i genuinely dont think he cares about not going to man utd one bit.

In today's ridiculously inflated market even Andy Bradbury would have cost One Million. It's crazy...

cos he wants a few trofeeesss......It's called Loyalty and a love affair with Football.his Home town and life where his heart is, not just about trofeeeessss and ££££££££££££

Never wanted to

​@@Albert12893wow breaking news thanks

@@imanishay you need to pay attention

yeah for sure gives me kane vibes, lack of ambition

@@RandomVideosFirst As it seems Kane signed for Munich. He instead became a Newcastle United legend and their highest ever GS as well as PL goalscorer, you never know how long he would have stayed at Utd, SAF didn't like big ego's and headstrong, Keane & Catona. He kept calls of 92 as they would Utd through and through.

That aged well

Yeah imagine wanting to play for your hometown club and represent something bigger than personal glory, playing for the club that generations of your family followed and taking on the shirt number of your father's hero.

What you have to remember is that meeting Dalglish and Keegan would have seduced any player back then. They were football gods to Shearer.

Not sure Blackburn can be counted as a bad choice given that he won the league with them, and Newcastle is his hometown team, the team he loves and has supported all his life. Don't think he has a single solitary regret about playing there. So not ridiculous at all, his life, his career, his choice...and I don't think he regrets it

@@hartshaped still kane vibes, lack of ambition

@@RandomVideosFirst if your dream is to play for your hometown club and you end up taking on an iconic number and become the club's all time goalscorer I'd say you've done well... if it was that easy everyone talking about professional footballers in the comment section would have done it. it's not a "lack of ambition" it's a different ambition, almost all kids in the region grow up wanting to play for Newcastle, barely any ever make it professionally, a fraction will ever make it into a first team game and what do you think the chances are of a kid from the region becoming the club's all-time top goalscorer, wears the most iconic shirt number and is perhaps one of the clubs best ever players... you measure ambition by trophies, maybe a different ambition is beating the odds. As for Kane... hardly the same, he was an Arsenal supporter, he didn't work his way to get to Spurs, he got to Spurs because Arsenal let him go as an academy product, I doubt playing for Spurs a team he never supported means a 10th of what it would mean for someone in Newcastle and the surrounding areas to play for their club and become a club legend, it's more ridiculous that Kane is staying at Spurs out of loyalty because he never supported them.

Agreed, he was deece but talks like he could have been sergio ramos

@@MrJmwilmott He could have been. But he wasn't because of his injuries.

@r4h4al so could anyone. We aren't thought

@@MrJmwilmott No. Not everybody had his potential.

@r4h4al everyone has equal potential but not equal opportunities. Football is a sport anyone can get good at, theres no size or shape, compare messi and haaland. Micah had the opportunity and still isnt anywhere near any of those people. Stop being a smart ass for the sake of arguing.