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Quickly Kevin; will he score? The 90s Football Show QK Fan Club
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4.8 • 3.9K Ratings
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A series in which 90’s football aficionado Josh Widdicombe is joined by friends, and fellow 90s experts, co-host Chris Scull and ‘Director of Podcast’ Michael Marden, as the trio embark on a tour of niche football topics of the period 1st January 1990 to 31st December 1999.
Join the Quickly Kevin fan club for early release and extended episodes as well as exclusive bonus episodes and live shows, merchandise, events, and much much more...
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S14 EP2: Barry Fry (QK Fan Club)
S14 EP2: Barry Fry (QK Fan Club)
You can't keep a good man down!!
And you can't end Quickly Kevin without a podcast appearance from a legend around these parts - Mr Barry Fry. And what a delight it was to spend time in his company. Enjoy!
Thanks for the continued support we genuinely couldn't make the show without you.
Thanks, Chris, Josh and Michael xxx
Fan Club: www.anotherslice.com/quicklykevin
Twitter: @quicklykevin
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Email: hello@quicklykevin.com -
S14 EP2: Barry Fry
You can't keep a good man down!!
And you can't end Quickly Kevin without a podcast appearance from a legend around these parts - Mr Barry Fry. And what a delight it was to spend time in his company. Enjoy!
Thanks for the continued support we genuinely couldn't make the show without you. Thanks, Chris, Josh and Michael xxx
Fan Club: www.anotherslice.com/quicklykevin
Twitter: @quicklykevin
Instagram: quicklykevin
Email: hello@quicklykevin.com
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S14 EP1: Glenn Hoddle
S14 EP1: Glenn Hoddle
We're back! And what a way to kick off the last ever series of Quickly Kevin.
One of England's greatest players, the player-manager who got Swindon promoted to the Premier League, England manager at France 98 World Cup - it was our absolute pleasure to welcome to Quickly Kevin towers our first ever England manager of the 90's - Glenn Hoddle. We hope you enjoy listening as much as we enjoyed chatting to him.
Elsewhere we chat Rene Higuita because why not? And fear not, we will be completing the third and final Steve Bruce / Barnes book before we ride off into the sunset.
Thanks for the continued support we genuinely couldn't make the show without you. Thanks, Chris, Josh and Michael xxx
Fan Club: www.anotherslice.com/quicklykevin
Twitter: @quicklykevin
Instagram: quicklykevin
Email: hello@quicklykevin.com
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S14 EP1: Glenn Hoddle (QK Fan Club)
S14 EP1: Glenn Hoddle (QK Fan Club)
We're back! And what a way to kick off the last ever series of Quickly Kevin.
One of Englands greatest players, the player-manager who got Swindon promoted to the Premier League, England manager at France 98 World Cup - it was our absolute pleasure to welcome to Quickly Kevin towers our first ever England manager of the 90's - Glenn Hoddle. We hope you enjoy listening as much as we enjoyed chatting to him.
Elsewhere we chat Rene Higuita because why not? And fear not, we will be completing the third and final Steve Bruce / Barnes book before we ride off into the sunset.
Thanks for the continued support we genuinely couldn't make the show without you.
Thanks, Chris, Josh and Michael xxx
Fan Club: www.anotherslice.com/quicklykevin
Twitter: @quicklykevin
Instagram: quicklykevin
Email: hello@quicklykevin.com -
'Quickly Kevin' x 'Dial F For Football'
Hello Quickly Kevin fans,
This is producer Michael here, for those of you who are Quickly Kevin fan club members over on Another Slice, episode one of the new (and final!) series of Quickly Kevin is available right now - ad free and extended to subscribers. And it was our pleasure to chat with former Swindon, Chelsea and England manager Glenn Hoddle!
In the meantime if you’re looking for some funny football podcast content to fill the gap until the new series of QK then I’d love it, LOVE IT if you could check out a new project I’ve been working on called ‘Dial F for Football’...
LISTEN HERE
It’s a scripted comedy podcast set in the on-air and behind the scenes world of sports radio - think Talksport meets Larry Sanders. It’s got an amazing cast of British comedy talent in front of and behind the mic, including Lolly Adefope, Fergus Craig, Jessica Fostekew, Helen Cripps, Rhys James, Stevie Martin, Lucy Beaumont, Glenn Moore, Marina Johnson, Maggie Jenkins, Adam Hess & Mark G Smith, Alan Davies, James Acaster, Tom Rosenthal, Rick Edwards, Luke McQueen, Max Dickens, Annie Mcgrath, Glen Moore Jack Barry Mike Bubbins and so many more!
Please check out the show wherever you get your podcasts, and shamelessly…
please subscribe and review - we all know how the platform algorithms work so even if you’re not going to listen do us a favour and pretend you are! Like and subscribe baby!
Thanks everyone, and see you next week for some more Quickly Kevin.
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Private Lives 3 (QK Fan Club Preview)
The final series of Quickly Kevin launches today on the QK Fan Club with Glenn Hoddle! And should you join, you'll also get access to the full version of this preview episode: the third part of our Private Lives trilogy with Ivo Graham. A mini-series where we explore the 'Private Lives' of 1989's most exciting up and coming footballers.
You can join the QK Fan Club via AnotherSlice.com/QuicklyKevin and via your Apple podcast app.
Otherwise, we'll see you here on the main feed for the final 5 episodes starting next week!
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Twitter: @quicklykevin
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Customer Reviews
Change the name before final show
Misquoting (and offending) the great Brian Moore by repeating his regretted question (I suspect Keegan and Batty feel similarly).
A shame The Last Leg hasn’t been put out of its misery before this podcast.
Also, they never played the background music long enough into each episode - sometimes The Lightning Seeds was faded out after only 30-40 minutes…
RIP Quickly Kevin, did it score? A final review
Quickly Kevin, Will He Score? Well as it turns out, no.
And it’s a shame. As the show’s denouement is announced, it feels like a “winner takes all” penalty. And rather than it ballooning over the cross bar ala Chris Waddle, this is more “smacked off the post, an inch more to the right and it would have been in” and there’s a pun there which is intended.
At its best, if you are a man in your mid 40s this podcast could be the best thing you listen to. Bathing in the warm waters of nostalgia, transporting us back to a time when Britpop was king and the football was at its best, often by being comically badly run. England’s highs and lows, the three world cups, football manager the game, the players, the clubs, the fans. A simpler time with lots of silliness and sugary highs. Whether it was misheard chants, Beattie’s text book, the mail bag, it was…. Jumpers for goalposts.
With all the having been said…. As usual, the liberals cannibalise themselves.
At worst, the podcast became and was smug, withering, self serving and pompous. The level of arrogance from Scull, Marden but especially Widdicombe, king of “Cancel culture doesn’t exist, there’s nothing to see here while I’m making my millions off of it”. There’s a major difference between laughing with your guests and laughing at them. Matt LeTissier anyone? Or how’s about the simpering Ivo Graham, Eton and Oxford educated twit, pulling apart 3 works of fiction, not once but TWICE just to make sure they had flogged a dead horse enough. Having attempted to write a book, it isn’t easy and as bad as Steve Bruce’s novel might be, you don’t hit it and then ala Die Hard, pull out a bazooka and hit it again, word for word. Sadly Josh we don’t all have literary agents and editors honing our scribblings so like you we can trouser another few hundred grand. Oh the irony of Bruce being picked apart by some toffy nosed fops for trying something different, and that’s not cancel culture?
Notwithstanding paying for something which was getting increasingly woke, the level of “if your worldview doesn’t fit ours, we’re going to mock you”, soon became uncomfortable and cringeworthy, so keen are Widdicombe et al to make sure their lefty tosh is the right side of history. Stick to the subject lads. We’ve been accommodating, but there’s accommodating and then there’s taking the piss. Give people an inch and they will take a mile. Thankfully everyone outside of London is getting wise to this.
The day I quit the show was the day I reached the episode where the ‘news’ item was whether Lee Dixon had been misquoted denying climate change….. who the f cares. This was around 2022 in the podcast and I’d listened to every other episode before it. I realised I didn’t need to listen to the rest now the show is ending.
Everything ends badly or else it wouldn’t end. Even Athletico Mince has jumped the shark (but for very different and better reasons). I guess much like the decade in question it has a start and a finish date.
This show could have been Euro 96 or World Cup 98, a masterclass of memories and humour. Instead we got world cup 2006, players walking off the pitch muttering about the fans and a system which actually, doesn’t fit the game the rest of us have to play. I shan’t miss it.
Solid Nostalgia
Marked improvement since soy boy Josh stepped back a bit. Great nostalgia and great guests.
More Ivo & Elis, less Josh please