• S3 Ep26: Kit Room Ep 26 - Alan March

  • Jul 17 2021
  • Length: 1 hr and 18 mins
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S3 Ep26: Kit Room Ep 26 - Alan March

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  • Alan’s Twitter - https://twitter.com/AlanMarch1981  Football Kit Market Twitter - https://twitter.com/FootyKitMarket  Football Kit Market - https://www.footballkitmarket.com/ 

    Episode 26 see’s me chatting to the voice of god! Alan March has many fingers in many pies in the sports world, offering broadcast equipment, courses and even lending his voice to accompany shows and events. What does he wear while conducting his work? Football shirts of course! 
    Having grown up in a pub in Nottingham, Forest were his team of choice and they have had some quality kits in his life time… and some average ones too!  Not one to count how many shirts he has, Alan is a very down to earth guy, always up for a chat and incredibly easy to speak too.
    Join myself and Alan as we discuss his life as it relates to sport, his work as a broadcaster and how he got to selling shirts through lockdown as we were all locked indoors, what else was he meant to do?!  
    Apologies for the audio issues later on in this episode, my internet was on the blink at that stage!
    I hope you guys enjoy the episode and they’ll be another one soon!
    Each episode of Kit Room is available on Kitted Outs podcast platforms. The link can be found here - https://audioboom.com/dashboard/4999918 
    Kitted Out Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/kittedoutpod/ Kitted Out Twitter - https://twitter.com/KittedOutPod 

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