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Who played 389 games for Arsenal? Or 66 games for Wolves?
A new football podcast that delves into some of the weird and wonderful aspects of the game. Our regular features include Marooned 5 and Keeping Up Appearances, which is the reason the podcast started in the first place. Give us a listen and tell a friend. We're sure you'll enjoy it.
Follow us on X @keepingupapps and @keepingupappspod on Instagram.
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At the start of the season (well, one game in), Shaun and Max made some predictions for the season. We figured this was a good time to look back on those predictions and see just how wrong we were. Obviously, there is plenty of time for things to change so you never know. We discuss Liverpool's turbulent season, Manchester United's managerial situation and a handful of other success stories and flops. Please listen and share with your mates - I bet they'd enjoy this too.
Here is the conclusion to last week's Big Fat Quiz of the Year. With a couple of Mastermind rounds left and the chance to gamble away points, anything could happen. Who do you think takes home the crown?
Join us, before the madness of Christmas takes over, for Part 1 of our Big Fat Quiz of the Year. Max is in the hosting chair once again and the other 4 lads go head to head. Part 2 will follow next week.
This one is full of surprises! As Christmas approaches, we were lucky to be joined by the Wet/Sticky Bandits, who reviewed the latest PL events. We discussed Jame Carragher's comments on Mo Salah and how it has all been a bit of a storm in a teacup. Griffin and Max then went H2H in a game of Football Guess Who. To close the show, we were treated to the ultimate Christmas treat, when Griffin ticked off a bucket list task - performing his favourite song to the world/whoever listens to this. Give it a listen and a share - your mates will love it.
It's been a quiet week on Merseyside so we didn't have much to talk about... We focus on Mo Salah's self-destruction and Everton title challenge. Max also brought a tough quiz based on some expensive transfers. The lads then discuss their favourite Christmas films as well as those they think are overrated. It's a great listen so make sure to share it with your mates. Nice one.
After we found out a few weeks ago that the lads are terrible liars, we decided to test it out properly. Max hosts a full Imposter episode featuring the lies of Shaun, Sean, Griffin and Tosh - we wouldn't get very far on Would I Lie to You? Give it a listen and share with your mates. Nice one.
It is the International Break this week (with some huge results taking place) so we have deviated from our normal set up. We touch briefly on Ireland and the strange love-in from Scousers and Americans, before building our perfect England player. A tricky Whose Line Up Is It Anyway tested the lads on their 2014 WC knowledge too, Give it a listen and share with your mates. Nice one.
This is a monster of an episode but it's well worth a listen. We welcomed Callum back to the fold and he took on the two Reds admirably as they debated the controversial referee decisions of the weekend. We then analysed the performances of the Merseyside clubs. On top of that, our first game of Football Imposter takes a funny turn. Give it a listen and share with a mate. Nice one. TikTok/Instagram: @keepingupappspod
This week, we welcome back Sean to the panel, who brings his calm, laid back energy to the pod. We discuss the battle for the Premier League title, underrated goalkeepers (AGAIN) and Guess the Footballers. We also find out some surprising songs that the lads listen to to get pumped up .Give it a listen and a share. Nice one
We are back with a full squad and this week's episode is very manager heavy. We talk about David Moyes and his inability to adapt, alongside Arne Slot and his continuous difficult second season. On top that, Klopp's CEO interview sparked a GOAT manager debate, which proves to be quite controversial. Give it a listen and share with a friend. Nice one.
The question we all want the answer to. England's number one or Irish journeyman? We also delve into Liverpool's demise and what we think is to blame. Our brand new quiz, Six Degrees of Separation, broke up the Premier League chat and took us on a trip down memory lane. Give it a listen and a share.
This week, Shaun and Max take a deep dive into Women's Football. They look into the grassroots game, the transition into being pro and the prospect of where Women's Football could go in the future. One for fans of the women's game as well as anyone who'd like to learn a bit more about it. Give it a listen and a share - nice one.
After a week away, the lads are back for more Premier League fallout and some interesting discussion. Liverpool's "crisis" takes centre stage, alongside Everton's last minute heroics to beat Crystal Palace. We test our knowledge of Spanish stalwarts and discuss international football in general, Give it a listen and a share. Until next time, it's been a blast!
This week, we are joined by one quarter of the best channel on YouTube, The Flat Chat's Jacob Murray, who brought his own spin on the Merseyside Derby. Alongside Jacob, Griffin came to balance the scales to ensure a 2v2, Red v Blue debate. A Merseyside derby quiz completed the theme, alongside the usual Super 6 and a brief note on the recent Ballon D'Or awards. Give it a listen and a share. Until next time, it's been a blast!
This week we are joined by Sean, Leon Knight's best mate and the brother of Southport co-owner, David Cunningham. Sean brings his cheery attitude about football to the podcast for the second time - hopefully he gets the chance to show off his elite ball knowledge. Please give it a listen and a share - nice one.
With the International break underway, we decided to discuss some of England's most recognisable players this week. 17/18 year old Michael Owen was in the spotlight, alongside the U17s and U20s that have win some gold with England in recent years. Like Owen's interview with Rio Ferdinand, there are some wild opinions in here. Listen and share - nice one.
Following a crazy weekend of football and an even more chaotic deadline day, we are here to discuss it all. Featuring KUA alumni, Callum, this episode involves everything you want in your football podcasts. Be sound and send it to a mate - cheers.
It's been an eventful footballing weekend on Merseyside! Everton fans got to see The Hill Dickinson Stadium in all its glory and Liverpool left it late to defeat a resilient Newcastle. We discuss all of this and more in our latest episode.
We are back! After a few months away, we are back and raring to go for the 25/26 Premier League season. We have a change of hosts, with Max stepping in to fill 3 pairs of shoes. No pressure. We return with a predictions episode and our regular episodes will be back next week. Please listen and share - we have a big year ahead of us!
The Echo is a podcast devoted to the forgotten heroes of British football. With each episode, we will journey back a number of decades to remember them men who played football for pride, passion and the love of the game. Today, we delve into the story of a man hailed by Sir Tom Finney as 'the best centre-half I ever played with or against'. A man who defied the FA and who crossed oceans in search of something bigger and better. And, in doing so, erased his name from history. This is the story of Neil Franklin.
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