• Neil 'Razor' Ruddock | Winding up Eric Cantona, stealing Alan Shearer's fridge and Steve Sedgley eating urinal cakes!

  • May 7 2018
  • Length: 1 hr and 4 mins
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Neil 'Razor' Ruddock | Winding up Eric Cantona, stealing Alan Shearer's fridge and Steve Sedgley eating urinal cakes!

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  • Former Liverpool, Spurs, West Ham and England defender Neil 'Razor' Ruddock joins for this week's podcast and boy, does he have some stories to tell!


    Razor tells us about the time he stole Alan Shearer's fridge (and almost ending Al's career in the process), hear about Steve Sedgley's disturbing eating habits (fresh urinal cake, anyone?) and discover how he hid his Millwall tattoos from West Ham fans.


    We also hear about Liverpool's Spice Boys era from the original Old Spice; how did the Liverpool team bus lose a windscreen? What happened when a fan almost stole the League Cup on the M25? And what were they thinking with those cream FA Cup suits?


    Plus, Neil reveals how he paved the way for Matt Le Tissier to become the greatest penalty taker in the Premier League, gives us some prime examples of why Jason McAteer is called Trigger, and at one point calls Pete a 'mug'. This episode has EVERYTHING.


    ALSO, you can WIN prizes by sending us the secret footballer's name that we'll reveal at some point during the show. And send us your best footballer stories. SoccerAMPodcast@skysports.com
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