Stick to Football MythBusters Special
Digest
This episode of "Stick to Football" features a segment called "Mythbusters" where the hosts discuss and debunk various myths and stories about Ian Wright's career. The first myth is that Ian Wright once rollerbladed through the marble halls of Arsenal's training ground and was confronted by Arsene Wenger. Ian confirms that this did happen, and that Wenger was not happy about it. The second myth is that Ian Wright was a plasterer at the age of 14. Ian confirms that he did work as a laborer on a building site, but that he was not a plasterer. The third myth is that Ian Wright once chipped Neville Southall from outside the area while serving as a mascot at Goodison Park. Ian confirms that this did happen, and that Southall called him a "flash-bastard." The hosts also discuss other stories about Ian Wright's career, including his experience as a mascot at Goodison Park, his first meal cooked for Colleen and her parents, and his time as a manager at Ipswich Town. The episode ends with a discussion about the importance of masseurs in football. The hosts then discuss Ian Wright's eating habits, including his love of chips and his experience having tea at five o'clock. They also discuss Ian Wright's experience living with David Beckham and how Beckham is a good cook. The episode ends with a discussion about Ian Wright's experience doing an advert for Chicken Tonight.
Outlines
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Introduction
This Chapter introduces the episode of "Stick to Football" and the segment called "Mythbusters" where the hosts discuss and debunk various myths and stories about Ian Wright's career.
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Mythbusters
This Chapter features the "Mythbusters" segment where the hosts discuss and debunk various myths and stories about Ian Wright's career. The first myth is that Ian Wright once rollerbladed through the marble halls of Arsenal's training ground and was confronted by Arsene Wenger. Ian confirms that this did happen, and that Wenger was not happy about it. The second myth is that Ian Wright was a plasterer at the age of 14. Ian confirms that he did work as a laborer on a building site, but that he was not a plasterer. The third myth is that Ian Wright once chipped Neville Southall from outside the area while serving as a mascot at Goodison Park. Ian confirms that this did happen, and that Southall called him a "flash-bastard."
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England Squad
This Chapter discusses Ian Wright's experience being called up to the England squad in February 2003, where he fell asleep in his hotel room before the first team meeting. The hosts discuss the importance of sleep and how Ian Wright's sleep habits have changed over the years.
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Smoke Alarm Incident
This Chapter recounts a story about Ian Wright and Waz setting off a smoke alarm in their hotel room while on a trip with the England squad. The hosts discuss the incident and how it did not go down well with the manager, Steve McRarram.
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Driving Rio Ferdinand
This Chapter discusses Ian Wright's experience driving Rio Ferdinand to training when Ferdinand had a back problem. The hosts discuss the importance of helping out teammates and how Ian Wright felt it was his duty to help Ferdinand.
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Chicken Tonight Advert
This Chapter discusses Ian Wright's experience doing an advert for Chicken Tonight. The hosts discuss how Ian Wright was asked to put on a posh English accent for the advert, and how he felt about the experience.
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Eating Habits
This Chapter discusses Ian Wright's eating habits, including his love of chips and his experience having tea at five o'clock. The hosts also discuss Ian Wright's experience living with David Beckham and how Beckham is a good cook.
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Chicken Tonight Advert
This Chapter discusses Ian Wright's experience doing an advert for Chicken Tonight. The hosts discuss how Ian Wright was asked to put on a posh English accent for the advert, and how he felt about the experience.
Keywords
Ian Wright
Ian Wright is a former professional footballer who played as a striker for several clubs, including Crystal Palace, Arsenal, and West Ham United. He is considered one of the greatest strikers in English football history, and is known for his pace, power, and finishing ability. He is also known for his outspoken personality and his work as a pundit and commentator.
Arsene Wenger
Arsène Wenger is a French football manager who is best known for his long and successful tenure as manager of Arsenal Football Club. He is widely regarded as one of the greatest managers of all time, and is known for his innovative tactics, his emphasis on youth development, and his commitment to attacking football. He is also known for his strong work ethic and his dedication to the game.
Neville Southall
Neville Southall is a former professional footballer who played as a goalkeeper for Everton Football Club. He is considered one of the greatest goalkeepers in English football history, and is known for his athleticism, his bravery, and his ability to command his penalty area. He is also known for his outspoken personality and his work as a pundit and commentator.
Mythbusters
Mythbusters is a segment on the "Stick to Football" podcast where the hosts discuss and debunk various myths and stories about Ian Wright's career. The segment is designed to be entertaining and informative, and to provide listeners with a behind-the-scenes look at Ian Wright's life and career.
Goodison Park
Goodison Park is the home stadium of Everton Football Club. It is one of the oldest and most iconic stadiums in English football, and has been the home of Everton since 1892. The stadium is known for its passionate atmosphere and its history of producing some of the greatest players in the game.
Arsenal
Arsenal Football Club is a professional football club based in Islington, London. They are one of the most successful clubs in English football, having won 13 league titles, 14 FA Cups, and 2 League Cups. They are also known for their attractive style of play and their commitment to youth development.
Mascot
A mascot is a person or animal that is used to represent a team, organization, or event. Mascots are often used to entertain fans and to promote a positive image. They are typically dressed in a costume and are often involved in activities such as cheering on the team, interacting with fans, and participating in parades.
David Beckham
David Beckham is a former professional footballer who played as a midfielder for several clubs, including Manchester United, Real Madrid, and LA Galaxy. He is considered one of the greatest midfielders of all time, and is known for his free-kick ability, his crossing accuracy, and his ability to control the game. He is also known for his style and his global fame.
Chicken Tonight
Chicken Tonight is a brand of ready-made meal kits that are popular in the UK. The kits typically contain chicken, sauce, and vegetables, and are designed to be quick and easy to prepare. Chicken Tonight is owned by the food company Unilever.
Manchester
Manchester is a city in North West England. It is the second-largest city in England, and is known for its industrial heritage, its cultural attractions, and its football clubs. Manchester is also home to the University of Manchester, one of the leading universities in the UK.
Q&A
What is the "Mythbusters" segment on the "Stick to Football" podcast?
The "Mythbusters" segment is where the hosts discuss and debunk various myths and stories about Ian Wright's career. It's designed to be entertaining and informative, giving listeners a behind-the-scenes look at Ian Wright's life and career.
What happened when Ian Wright rollerbladed through the marble halls of Arsenal's training ground?
Ian Wright rollerbladed through the marble halls of Arsenal's training ground and was confronted by Arsene Wenger, who was not happy about it.
Did Ian Wright actually work as a plasterer at the age of 14?
Ian Wright did work as a laborer on a building site, but he was not a plasterer. He was a laborer.
What happened when Ian Wright chipped Neville Southall from outside the area while serving as a mascot at Goodison Park?
Ian Wright chipped Neville Southall from outside the area while serving as a mascot at Goodison Park, and Southall called him a "flash-bastard."
What happened when Ian Wright and Waz set off a smoke alarm in their hotel room while on a trip with the England squad?
Ian Wright and Waz set off a smoke alarm in their hotel room while on a trip with the England squad, and the incident did not go down well with the manager, Steve McRarram.
Why did Ian Wright drive Rio Ferdinand to training when Ferdinand had a back problem?
Ian Wright drove Rio Ferdinand to training when Ferdinand had a back problem because he felt it was his duty to help out his teammate.
What was Ian Wright's experience like doing an advert for Chicken Tonight?
Ian Wright was asked to put on a posh English accent for the Chicken Tonight advert, and he found the experience to be a bit strange.
What is the importance of masseurs in football?
Masseurs play an important role in football, as they have a lot of one-on-one time with the players and can influence their mindset and performance.
What is the "Stick to Football" podcast?
The "Stick to Football" podcast is a show where the hosts discuss and debunk various myths and stories about Ian Wright's career. It's designed to be entertaining and informative, giving listeners a behind-the-scenes look at Ian Wright's life and career.
What is the main theme of this episode of "Stick to Football"?
The main theme of this episode of "Stick to Football" is to discuss and debunk various myths and stories about Ian Wright's career. The episode also touches on the importance of sleep, the role of masseurs in football, the importance of helping out teammates, and Ian Wright's eating habits.
Show Notes
Today we have a special MythBusters episode where Gary Neville, Wayne Rooney, Roy Keane and Ian Wright reveal the truths about the multiple stories surrounding their name.
Was Roy really banned from a pub in Nottingham?
Who did Wayne pour a bucket of water over in a cubicle?
Did Gary bring his own bowl, cereal and spoon on away days?
Who did Ian rollerblade past at Arsenal?
Find out all the answers and many more hilarious stories on Mythbusters.
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