Frankly speaking, there's nobody quite like Frank McAvennie. Whether it's fun, football, or forthright opinions, Macca is the ultimate lovable rogue with a care...
Funnyman and radio star Tam Cowan talks football, comedy and the Scottish media game with Frank McAvennie and Simon Houston
In the latest episode of the Let Me Be Frank podcast, BBC Radio Scotland’s Off The Ball host and celebrity Motherwell fan Tam Cowan looks back on a wonderful career in the laughter business and relives an emotional evening with Frank and late Rangers legend Andy Goram.Also in this episode:The joke where it all startedTears for The GoalieNearly sued by Motherwell bossFringe benefitsMy mate Stuart Cosgrove fighting backAnd so much more…
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Celtic great Jackie McNamara looks back on all the highs and lows of a remarkable Hoops career
In the latest episode of the Let Me Be Frank podcast, Celtic legend Jackie McNamara rates all his Parkhead managers, relives his greatest moments in the Hoops and recalls the time he told Fergus McCann to f**k off! Also in this episode:Mesmerised by Lubo Di Canio loved looking in the mirror Not impressed by Henrik at first Brutal sacking at St JohnstoneUnearthing Andy Robertson And so much more…
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Andy Walker joins Frank McAvennie to reflect on their 1988 Centenary season and TV broadcaster abuse
In the latest episode of the Let Me Be Frank podcast, ex Celtic striker Andy Walker shares all the highs and lows of a remarkable career on the pitch and in the commentary gantry and tells for the first time how a Parkhead legend came to his support during a horror episode in the Hoops. Also in this episode:The Bhoys of Bayern were immense Is Frank in the 1988 WhatsApp group? Could not believe how Liam Brady treated me Fergus charged me for my strip Proud not be Celtic cheerleader And so much more…
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Sir Alex Ferguson’s Youngest Captain Tony Fitzpatrick joins old teammate Frank McAvennie
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Alan ‘Rambo’ McInally says Celtic can take advantage of ‘vulnerable’ Bayern Munich as he looks back on his career with both sides, with Frank McAvennie and Simon Houston
In the latest episode of the Let Me Be Frank podcast, former Celtic, Bayern Munich and Aston Villa striker, turned Sky Sports pundit, Alan ‘Rambo’ McInally remembers fondly his years with the Bhoys and in Bavaria and looks ahead to the big UEFA Champions League play off between his former sides.
Also in this episode:
Celtic Park will spook Munich
I landed 100 tickets for Aston Villa v Celtic
Rubbing shoulders with World Cup winners
Rashford needed away from ‘toxic’ Man Utd
Rambo moved to tears over wonderful Tommy Burns
And so much more…
Frankly speaking, there's nobody quite like Frank McAvennie. Whether it's fun, football, or forthright opinions, Macca is the ultimate lovable rogue with a career full of scrapes & triumphs. He topped scoring charts for Celtic and West Ham and represented Scotland in the World Cup. Since hanging up his boots, he's known for his hilarious after-dinner speeches & sharp punditry. Now, with his new podcast "Let Me Be Frank," Macca alongside co-host Simon Houston tackles today's big issues with his unique style, joined by top names in sport, music, entertainment, and more. Tune in for a wild ride!
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