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The PCR Sports Show - Friday 13th February 2026 - with Raphael Frascogna and Shaun Harley from Football v Cancer · The PCR Sports Show

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Welcome to PCR Sports. Good evening.
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I'm Dipam, and welcome to the PCR Sports Show this evening
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with myself and Nilesh Show. Very warm welcome to you and
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thank you for joining us on this wet and windy evening here in
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Peterborough. You've joined us for a cracking
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show this evening. We're speaking with Sean Harley
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and Rafael Fasognia from the the founders of the Football Versus
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Cancer charity organization. And they've got an update for us
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on the organization and a forthcoming event which is
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really exciting for the city. So do stay tuned to hear more
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about that. But first, let's catch up on
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this week's news with Nilesh. Hi Nilesh.
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How are you all? Right, Thank you.
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Yeah, despite all this rain that's falling, and sadly that's
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had an effect on the local park runs here in the city tomorrow.
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So park runs at Ferry Meadows and Manor Fields in Whittlesey
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have been cancelled tomorrow. So if you were planning to go to
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either of those park runs tomorrow morning, then please
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don't travel and find an alternative park run, which
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you'll be able to find on the Park Run website.
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And in other Sporting News this week we'll start with hockey.
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And the City of Peterborough men's first 11 staged a
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fantastic fight back to grab a point from their National
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Conference Midlands fixture at Norwich City on Saturday.
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The hosts scored twice in the opening 10 minutes and added a
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third on 28 minutes to take a three nil lead into the
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interval. City team leaders delivered some
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harsh words during the break and their response was immediate as
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skipper Matt Porter pulled a goal back in the first minute of
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the second-half. Two goals in 2 minutes from Alex
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Bickerstaff and then Joe Finding hauled City back on level terms
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with 20 minutes to go. All the City goals were scored
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from open play and both teams had chances to win the game
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before the final whistle blew on A33 draw.
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The point left City in 6th place.
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They are next in action on Saturday tomorrow afternoon
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against University of Nottingham Seconds at Bretton Gay in a six
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PM push back. The students are a point and a
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place above City. Meanwhile, the City of
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Peterborough Ladies maintained their four point lead at the top
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of East Division One after an important 31 success at third
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placed Cambridge. South City are back in Cambridge
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next Saturday to face fourth placed Cambridge City.
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The Bretton Gate Ladies also have a game in hand on the two
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teams directly below them. Cricket and Peterborough Town
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fast bowler Alex Green returned with a World Cup Under 19 Cup
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runners up medal after an astonishing innings from a 14
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year old in Harare, Zimbabwe. Green took one of his two
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wickets early in the Indian innings but opener Vaibhav Suru
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Vanashi promptly smashed a brilliant 175 from just 80 balls
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and innings which contained 15 sixes and 15 fours.
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India eventually closed on a tournament record 50 over score
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of 411 for 9:00 with Green returning figures of two for 49
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from 5 overs. Green finished with seven
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wickets in the tournament. England replied with 311 all
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out. Alex Green started his cricket
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career at Mark Deeping and is a former Stamford School student
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who is on the books of county side Leicester CC and will be on
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our show in two weeks time. Nick Andrews and his England
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Over 70s cricket team have retained the Silver Ashes in
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Australia after winning all three One Day Internationals.
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Andrews and the England squad now travelled to New Zealand for
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the Over 70s World Cup, a competition won by England on
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home soil two years ago. The first game takes place
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against the United States in Christchurch on Wednesday the
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February the 18th. Peterborough Sports and they
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picked up a valuable point from a dower National League N
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contest at Buxton on Tuesday evening.
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It finished nil nil on a night of very few scoring chances but
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clean sheets on the road and never to be sniffed at.
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And the point move sports five points clear of the drop zone
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ahead of a game with 16th placed Spennymoor Town at Pyms Park,
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which is now subject to a 815 pitch inspection on Saturday
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morning. The City side remain in 19th,
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two spots above the dreaded dotted line Martial Arts and
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Hicks Family Martial Arts Club star Ravi Panchal claimed an
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impressive gold and silver medal double at the Northampton Open.
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He earned the club's Fighter of the Day award.
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The Ravi after showcasing incredible skill and
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determination to win the Junior 14 to 16 advanced section and a
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silver medal in his light Continuous Junior 14 to 16
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advanced 50 kilogram effect. Over 600 competitors took part
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in the event with Hicks students picking up five further silver
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medals plus a couple of bronze medals.
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Ice hockey and Luke Ferrara is the new record league point
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scorer for Peterborough Phantoms.
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A goal in a narrow National League win in Basingstoke on
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Saturday took Ferrara past the 509 points his brother James
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Ferrara scored for the City club.
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The current star finished the weekend which also included A5
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four win at home to Leeds Knights Iron. 112 points, sorry
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512 points. He now needs one more goal to
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equal The Phantoms records goal tally which is currently held by
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Alex Padaleck. The City side beat Basingstoke
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5/4 after a rapentous shootout in Hampshire on Saturday and
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then saw off Leeds after a cracking contest at Planet Ice
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on Sunday. Phantoms have now caught 3rd
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place Knights on 52 points have played a game more this weekend.
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Phantoms, who have now won their last three National League
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matches, will hope to make further progress with games at
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Telford Tigers tomorrow evening in a 7:00 PM face off and then
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they are home to Solway Sharks on Sunday evening in a 5:30 PM
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face off. They also have a midweek fixture
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coming up as they host Romford Raiders on Wednesday the 18th of
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February which is a 7:30 PM face off.
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And finally Posh Women and they will celebrate International
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Women's Day with a special fixture at the Western Homes
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Stadium on Sunday 8th of March. They'll be hosting Worcester
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City in a key promotion chasing clash.
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The team currently sits top of the FA Women's National League
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Division One Midlands and both general manager Sam Winch and
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manager Jake Paul say the stadium occasion is a major
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milestone for the women's programme.
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Advance tickets start from 1 LB with under fourteens going free
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with a paying adult and the squad will be available pitch
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side after the match for photos and autographs.
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Tickets can be purchased from the club's website
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whichistheposh.com. And those are your sporting
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headlines this week, Tibam. Thank you Nilesh, lots going on
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in the city as always. Terrific week for posh thumping
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win over Wigan and the impressive win at Mansfield in
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midweek as well. Too right?
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Yeah, Wigan was fairly straightforward, but Mansfield
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was certainly a different game. Mansfield could quite easily
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have nicked a point in the last few moments, but thankfully Alex
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Bass was on his toes and managed to block a shot in the in the
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last few moments. So yeah, a very good week in
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terms of the points haul, goals being scored and the resilient
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performance on Tuesday should hopefully Stannis in Goodstead
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for a very challenging match at Bradford tomorrow, who are in
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6th place I believe and just five points ahead of Posh
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currently. And then Barnsley in midweek
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next week. Yeah, another tough one.
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Yeah, 3 away games on the trot. So yeah, Bradford first tomorrow
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and then Barnsley on Tuesday before we return home for Exeter
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next Saturday. But overall looking good at Posh
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isn't it? The the the goals appear to be
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more free flowing. Now the attack.
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It's not temp fate, it's not temp fate.
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But yeah, six goals against Wigan, yeah, a very good
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performance. Took our chances when they come,
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Mansfield was a very different performance.
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But back to the wall at times and yeah, credit to Mansfield
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who put up a a really challenging game for the Posh.
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But as I say, we managed to hold on and come away with three
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points. And there's been special, I know
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we talked about goals and the attacking, but there's been
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special mention for the goalkeeper this week and some
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people have likened him to to David Seaman even.
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Yeah, that's that's yeah, certainly a player that you can
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be proud of, who you're going to be acclaimed to be as good as
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David Seaman. But Alex Bass has certainly been
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performing well since arriving at the club in in the summer and
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yeah, certainly proved his worth on Tuesday night against
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Mansfield. Brilliant.
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Thank you. Fingers crossed for the
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forthcoming some matches for Posh and obviously Peter of
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sports as well tomorrow if the game does go ahead, as Najesh
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mentioned, there's a morning pitch inspection there to decide
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whether that pitch is playable or not, right?
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So stay tuned with us. We're back in a few minutes with
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Sean and Raff from the founder for The Who are founders and
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managers, if you like, of the Football V Cancer charity
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organization who are going to keep give us an update on what's
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happening with the organization, the charity and the forthcoming
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event in the city. Stay tuned, it's PCR FM.
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Hello everybody, how are you doing?
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Back to this evening's show with in the presence of Rafael
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Fresconia and Sean Harley who are founders and managers of the
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Football V Cancer charity organization.
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Good evening gents. How are you?
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Good evening. How are you doing?
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Very well. Very well, Thank you.
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Very well. Good, good.
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Raff, if I could start with you sort of give us a bit of an
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update on the on the history of the organization, why it was set
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up. I know it's a story that's close
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to your heart and what got you started in within the first
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place. OK, so there's a man called Mick
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Belson who was someone who's well known in local football
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circles. He's won.
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He won numerous Sunday morning leagues with teams like Nags
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Head. And then he was one of my
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assistants when I took over managing A-Team called SSPI.
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And back in spring 2009, he suddenly started to feel a
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little bit poorly, progressively got more serious and started
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feeling more and more and well. And then he was diagnosed with a
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grade 4 glioblastoma brain tumor.
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And that was in the April of 2009.
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And his family were told unfortunately that there would
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be inoperable and that if he chose to have surgery, it would
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make him not the Mick that we all knew.
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So he knew, we knew that it was kind of going to be a journey
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towards the the end, unfortunately for him.
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So a group of us together from a local football forum, they used
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to be called PSTUK, Peterborough Sports Talk Once Upon a time,
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decided we wanted to come together.
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So it wasn't just me. There were a few of us, Sean
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Hamill, Ross Mcmenamy, Sean, a few other people that came
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together and we literally just put a bunch of money into a pot,
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hired a pitch at Bushfields, everyone paid 1520 lbs to play,
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borrowed a couple of kits and then we gave that the few £100
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we raised to June Mick's wife so they could have a bit of a
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respite trip away. So that was our first match,
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summer 2009. So it was 17 years.
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It'll be this year and. I'll just say that's the only
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time you'll ever see me wear a green and white cap.
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For those that don't know, Sean is a Glasgow Rangers fan.
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And then so we we did that match.
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Fast forward to Mick was a bit of an old hopeless romantic.
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And that kind of came to play because he sadly passed away the
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following February, the 14th, 2010.
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So it'll almost be the anniversary, Well, the
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anniversary tomorrow. So yeah.
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So we then decided that we would then carry on doing the match.
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It started off as a tournament and then eventually became the
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format it is today, or in fact should I say this year, which
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will be a Peter United Legends team playing against a Football
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versus Cancer Legends team at the Western Home stadium.
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Which we're very excited about. Brilliant, very excellent.
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No, thank you for the for the, obviously the background on
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that, Ralph, Absolutely brilliant to know the background
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and obviously reasons why. Well, we're all here now.
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So and, and yeah, you've gone in early with this, with what's
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happening this year. I was going to build up the
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anticipation, but that's fine. Yeah, we've got them in all the
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detail, yeah. Yeah.
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But now let's let's touch on that.
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I mean, obviously last year's match was played in the city as
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well, and obviously this year's will be as well.
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So let's touch on last year's match anyway.
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Obviously, you know, if you've played matches around the
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country, what kind of brought you back to the city in that
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sense for, for the, for the, for the actual fixtures.
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So I think we we took it out to Bolton the previous year and
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which was incredible. What an incredible experience
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playing at such an amazing stadium.
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Everyone remembers it as a Reebok and for some of the some
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of the guys involved in it who were Bolton fans as well, Jamie
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Baker, Jay Watkin, For them it was a dream as well it but it
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just didn't have the same feel around it.
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The events always been in Peterborough and the following
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has kind of built up around here.
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So while the experience was incredible and the people of
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Bolton were were were superb, we just, we kind of lost that home
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in touch and not to mention trying to drive 4 hours with a
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hangover. Don't do that again.
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So, so we reached out to Peterborough Sports under the
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new guise of and leadership of Tim and they were very
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accommodating. I must say.
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What an incredible ground that has become.
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I mean, what a change. The facilities out.
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I was skipper there Once Upon a time and I keep telling people I
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skipper Peter of sports. It makes me sound like I was a
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good player when they got relegated to Peter.
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Division One, yeah. I used to play Sunday afternoon
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football there when it was literally just a field.
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With the only. Changing room as the mobile
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changing room? Yeah, absolutely you.
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Know so it kind of really appealed to us to bring the
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event almost back home and last year and and incredibly so and
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you know an amazing turn out from people in what were very
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similar conditions to the last 40 days torrential rain.
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It was the wettest. I bet it was wetter than an
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otter's pocket. Thank you, Sir.
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So we had tea time shows. Thank you.
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It was incredibly wet, but what, what, what a turn out.
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And just to say on that, we we raised our our largest ever
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total last year. So we took it over the 21 just
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over the 20,000 LB mark raised on the day, which meant we were
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able to give a huge amount of 10,000 to both Anas hope and
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answer his name, which is a huge, you know, work with impact
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on so many families in a positive way, which is a
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testament to all the people out there under incredibly difficult
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circumstances. Yeah.
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I mean, 20,000 just last year, but what's the running total at
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the moment? Because that's an extraordinary
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man, isn't it? Yeah.
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It's just over 135,000. Yeah.
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He's about to. He's about to get us to them.
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HRM. HRLC investigation.
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Isn't over 150. No, we're aiming a. 150 this
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year, yeah, absolutely. I'm sure you'll smash it if if,
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if you repeat last year's figure alone, I'm sure you'll get
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better than that. So.
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And obviously this year's fixture at the West Ham Stadium,
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as you mentioned. Tell us more about how that's
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come about then. So we've always wanted to have
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it there. In the past we kind of had to
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balance the fundraising with being able to build up enough
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following to make it justified. But I think now we want it to be
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in the home of football within Peterborough.
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We've got a number of ex Petri United players who have so been
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fabulous supporting us. Even a few, we won't mention
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names yet, you might build up to that.
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But even if a few that have been Peter when they're youngsters
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and went on to make fantastic careers, this is this is their
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home as well and it's a great stadium.
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We're being really well looked after by Alex Harris, the
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commercial manager there. And yeah, we're really looking
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forward to being on that, on that turf.
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It's been, it's been a long time coming, it has been a long time
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coming getting it to to be united.
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And and obviously you touched on on when you first started a
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bunch of mates playing at Bushfield Sports Centre to now
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the sort of modern version of what you're doing where you've
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got ex professional players playing and other celebrities.
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How's that journey kind of happened then what?
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What kind of what happened to make that sort of put people in
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place be? Nice.
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Don't you have to ask people nicely?
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Yeah, I think it's it's quite, it's quite an interesting sort
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of because me and Ralph weren't friends at the beginning, right?
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No, we were, we were enemies on the football pitch.
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Very. Much so.
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He was. He's very dirty player and and
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so was I. Yeah, it was like KATUSA and
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George Jordan all over the game. Well, what a combo that is
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wouldn't survive in the modern era, would it?
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Definitely not. It's been a journey.
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It's been a little bit surreal at times and like for me
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personally, having Colin Hendry involved over the years, I won't
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say if he's involved yet this year.
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To see a tremendous character who is infamous for the type of
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defending one in the Premier League with Blackburn and he's
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the Braveheart of Scotland, captain Scotland, our last World
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Cup, by the way, we're there again this year.
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So to have people like that, for me watching them on the TV
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growing up and to, to idolize these people, to now have them
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involved in events with this has been incredibly surreal.
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But also to to see how humble these people.
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Are yeah, I was going to say the feedback we've had from them is
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that we've grown organically because they tend to tell other
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people that Joe is a good group and I've been involved with a
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few. I support the Paul Canneville
18:26
Foundation. So through Paul, I've been
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involved in other events and often you can, it seems very
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transparent while they're doing it.
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Ultimately we don't take any money from it.
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All of if our money goes directly to to the parents and
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the children being affected by brain tumors and the actual and
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young people. So all the money goes where it
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needs, where it needs to go. And the vibe around the place is
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great. We've got a WhatsApp group with
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all the players in, which is quite surreal and they're.
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All bantering with. Each other there's some.
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Banner having seen seeing like a random joke between Monty
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Panisar and Razor Rubber. Brilliant.
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It's strange. It's a quick, quick, quick fire
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question. Who's the most famous person in
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your phone book, then? John Terry.
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Wow, yeah, amazing game on the phone.
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We'll speak to him. He ignores my calls now, blocked
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me. Fantastic ask.
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Adam McLean. Yeah, he's got Ryan Reynolds.
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Yeah, we were, we were, we were an event at Chelsea with yeah,
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just Aaron was came along. Yeah.
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He's actually a Chelsea fan. If people don't know.
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I don't know if I just outed him there.
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Yeah. Thank you.
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May have done. He was at, he was at Chelsea.
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From 10 to 16, Aaron McLean before he was yeah, stepped down
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to he went to Leyton, OR and then down to non league.
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Yeah. Anyhow, so we're there in this
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event and he was feeling starstrucks.
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We had Heather Small for men people on in the booth and they
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suddenly had a video called Ryan Reynolds, a video called Aaron
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McLean. I couldn't believe it.
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But wouldn't let me get involved in it because we'd piled too
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much whiskers into him. So fantastic.
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I know if we're ever stuck for future show guests, we know
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where to come around. Absolutely.
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Right. Let's just take a quick short
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break there and we're back speaking to Sean and RAF in a
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few minutes. Stay tuned, It's Peace FM.
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future broadcast. So back to this evening with RAF
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and Sean from the Football V Cancer charity.
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Just chatting there about their previous match last season at
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Peterborough Sports and then this year's up and coming match
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on 30th of May at the Western Home Stadium, home of
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Peterborough United. So that's to look forward to in
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terms of arranging a match. Is it a year long process?
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As soon as the the previous one finished, you start on the next
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project for the next year. Is it does it never end or how
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does the process work? Because it, you know, to
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organise, organise this with obviously the, the calibre of
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people that you're getting involved and, and obviously
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doing the other wrap around around the, the promotion of it.
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And, and it's not just a football match.
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There's a whole day event, isn't it?
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To to go with this, which we'll touch on as well.
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There's a meal in the evening as well, so a gala dinner where
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people can come and dine amongst the guests as well.
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Just a quick plug as well. So on our website on
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footballvscancer.co.uk, there's a place you can put your name
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and your e-mail address just to register with us.
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That puts you into a drawer where you can win a gala table
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for 10 people as well. So you'll be able to come there
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for free of charge if you go into that book.
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Sorry for that shameless plug. No, not at all this.
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You're here to plug everything or or anything about your
22:20
organisation and the event, so sure.
22:21
But yeah, fair play. Sean will tell you so he Sean,
22:25
Sean is a lot of the relationship building.
22:27
So which means that he has to also try and chase me to do
22:30
things too. But he gets one right, right
22:33
from the the event, even the evening of the event.
22:35
Yeah, it's about Are you ready to come back next year?
22:37
Did you enjoy it? To the new players, do you want
22:39
to come back right? Yeah, absolutely.
22:41
Look, we've got an incredible team behind us as well.
22:43
I think it's only fair to mention that RAAF started as the
22:46
founder of everything and he'll know and testify to how hard
22:49
it's been, which is how I stepped into the role that I did
22:51
because RAAF had to take a bit of a break from it for a while.
22:53
Yeah, I don't know. We never took a break too much.
22:56
We never took a break, not in the end.
22:58
I still like wanna make sure it goes OK so I'm not staying
23:00
around and it's. Probably like organising a
23:02
wedding every year, isn't it? Yeah.
23:03
It is a wedding with 20-30 of the most unreliable.
23:07
Yeah, exactly. Loads of unreliable grooms.
23:10
And. And an unreliable bride.
23:12
I mean if I had to. If I got a pound for every time
23:14
someone asked me when the when's the game again, you know, And
23:17
yeah, do. You know, silly things like we
23:19
named the WhatsApp group the date.
23:21
Yeah, we do. People are still asking you?
23:22
Yeah, exactly. But no, we've got an incredible
23:25
team. My wife Kelly, who's part of the
23:28
committee and is the vice chair of the event, she, she does the
23:31
evening event and that, I mean, I think it's hard organising the
23:34
footballers and the teams and the venue etcetera.
23:37
And but to organise an evening event like that?
23:40
Yeah, I see all the menu, menu choices, the entertainment, the
23:43
table favours, the organization of that timings, liaising with
23:47
the hotel. Hotel rooms is the other one as
23:48
well. So a lot of our players travel.
23:50
So Kelly does a fantastic job with that and again, she's a
23:53
volunteer and. The holiday have been brilliant
23:55
with her as well who are sponsoring the event again this
23:57
year. So you know, thank you to the
23:59
holidays. We've got some incredible
24:00
sponsors as well that have been there over the years.
24:03
Panacea Logic, which Ben is now part of.
24:06
Yeah, Ben Green is on our commit.
24:07
To now I mean Ben's been a huge advocate and works on the
24:11
sponsorship side. So without these volunteers, Ian
24:13
from Geek, who's done the website and.
24:16
Brought it up the local company. Yeah.
24:17
So without these people behind the scenes, we, we just wouldn't
24:21
be able to continue the, the way that we go.
24:23
Because when you get and it, it sounds so trivial when you, when
24:26
you say it, but when you're actually in it, when you get
24:28
people ring you the night before the event or e-mail and say, can
24:32
I just change this guest in their menu and suddenly they're
24:34
allergic to nuts or cheese or, and you're like, it's not a
24:38
simple yes, OK, you've got to rearrange to get the tables to
24:42
make sure they're not sitting beside that.
24:43
It's just, yes, it's an incredibly difficult experience,
24:46
but especially. Sean and I are always really
24:49
disorganized and drug. Especially on the night.
24:51
Kelly always has to act as the responsible adult.
24:54
But you guys got to let your hair down at some point, haven't
24:56
you? Because the fact that you've
24:56
had, so give us a bit more detail about the evening, you
25:04
mentioned gala dinner, but I'm sure it's not just that you you
25:06
have other sort of entertainment auctions, et cetera.
25:09
What? What happens on on on the night
25:10
of the gala dinner? Yeah, so I mean, everyone sees
25:13
the football game. It's the kind of pinnacle I'm.
25:15
I actually think the evening events just as much enjoyable,
25:18
if not more enjoyable because you, you're actually there with
25:21
a lot of the footballers, the, the celebrities and you're
25:25
seeing them in a natural environment where you can enjoy
25:28
their company. I mean, we sat up they're.
25:30
Not kicking lumps out, you know. I remember sitting up till 6:00
25:33
in the morning with Des Walker and Colin Henry and they just
25:36
had the whole room. The two guys who played in World
25:40
Cups and they're sitting in the Holiday Inn and Peter.
25:42
Yeah, talking. And it had us encapsulated where
25:44
we were like just everyone's at the bar.
25:46
Yeah, I'll have a drink, please. You know, And they were talking
25:48
just about their careers and what they've got up to.
25:50
And it was, you don't get that. You can't, that's something you
25:53
can't buy. And they they enjoyed it.
25:55
So that to me, you, you get that in the evening, you get to hear
25:58
stories that you necessarily wouldn't ever get to hear.
26:01
You build relationships with these people.
26:03
And then we've got the auction with us, some incredible prizes.
26:06
I think one year we had a first class return flight to Dubai.
26:09
Yeah, we had Ronaldo R9 shirt science.
26:13
The Brazilian best ever. Oh, also, you missed out the key
26:15
part. Our auction master is generally
26:17
Neil Razor Rudder. So not only do you have him
26:20
making sure that everyone pays top dollar for what what there's
26:23
an offer, but he's incredibly entertaining.
26:26
A little bit offensive, but in a good way.
26:28
I've actually been to an evening with him as as as as as an
26:30
auction master. I think he might have been one
26:32
of your, I can't remember. He was about 10/10/15 years ago
26:36
or something so could well. Have been he's an absolute blast
26:39
and again, when you get behind that kind of rough, rugged, good
26:41
looking exterior. I'm only saying in case he's
26:43
listening, he's actually a really lovely.
26:45
He's a regular side, I think. Yeah, he often, he often, you
26:48
know, sends us a message. He's a.
26:49
He's a lovely, lovely guy and he does this from because he wants
26:52
to support these young people who are going through a terrible
26:55
illness and that's ultimately why we're all doing it.
26:57
Yeah, absolutely. Obviously some top, top players
27:02
that you've mentioned, any standout ones that you've played
27:06
with or played against in those matches you think wow you, you
27:08
are on another level. Obviously they are.
27:11
So we've got. Elite in their own way.
27:12
Up so Colin Hendry, Des Walker. Can I just say call?
27:15
I know he's Scottish and I'm going to be a little bit nice,
27:17
but the guy's 60 years. Old.
27:19
I tried to sub him off once. Good luck, he.
27:22
Looked to me as if he was going to kill me and then I almost
27:25
have pretended I was someone else next to him.
27:27
Sean. He doesn't even know he plays
27:29
90. How old is?
27:30
He now he's 60. 60 He plays 90 minutes, still still solid
27:32
centre half. And you just, when you watch him
27:35
play as well, he's, he's, he's so good.
27:37
Yeah, so Scottish international, English, that was Destiny
27:39
Walker, Ricky Lambert as well as another England, England
27:42
national played last year. David Howe, a couple.
27:45
David Howes. Yeah, Frank Sinclair.
27:46
Another Another international for Jamaica.
27:49
We now got Dutch international as well.
27:51
Ken Monkow. Ken Monkow is ex Southampton
27:53
Chelsea players coming this year?
27:55
So the the names are getting bigger.
27:56
Paul Mercer. Paul Mercer, yes, I mean, last
27:58
year, Paul, Paul in the rain you did.
28:01
You could see that he was just loving it that concert outside
28:04
of the foot pass every. Pass was.
28:06
Can I just say I've not been able to share this?
28:08
Have you not? Named him.
28:09
No, no, no, I I was on the opposite team and I came on just
28:12
after before you nailed me by the way, I played a cross field
28:16
ball and he came up to you like that's a top notch pass mate.
28:19
I was like, wait guys, can we get a microphone over?
28:22
Here, that's right, timeout timeout.
28:23
That's why. I yield, you bring you back down
28:26
to yeah. But even some of the some of the
28:28
non footballers. So Monty Panesar, yeah, he's
28:30
very entertaining. He's incredible.
28:32
Doesn't know he's very entertaining, but he's very
28:33
entertaining. Do we have to mention our
28:35
goalkeeper that got a hat trick last year?
28:36
Oh wow, Yeah, well, we missed, yeah, Luke Steele.
28:39
So obviously he'd been banging goals in in the Peterborough
28:40
local league, but he's got a hat.
28:42
He played in goal in the first half and still managed to score
28:44
a hat trick in the second-half. Yeah, one of them was an was a
28:47
like a scissor scissor kick kind of up above his head.
28:50
Like he's a phenomenal striker striker and he's played for
28:53
Panathan Icos in the Champions League as a goalkeeper.
28:56
But then also then like some of the other non football like from
29:00
Quadrophenia, Phil Daniels. Phil Daniels, yeah.
29:02
He's famous for the park life solo service.
29:04
Yeah. Thomas Turagoose from England.
29:06
Tomal wasn't too bad, to be fair, He he he wasn't quite,
29:09
although he did big himself up in the change.
29:10
Room quite a lot. I'm gonna score the hatchet.
29:12
Can he come out and see news against Marcus, GAIL, Mark and
29:15
him? And he's like, yeah, can I go
29:16
another team, please? Exactly.
29:19
And yeah, and also Omid Jalili as well.
29:21
The Comedian. He's a good footballer.
29:23
He's yeah, for a, for a big guy, he's got a sweet foot, isn't he?
29:26
He has. He's a good.
29:27
He's a good. Foot and some good celebrations
29:28
too. And you, you invite local
29:31
grassroots players or amateurs from locally to play and
29:34
participate as well, don't you, in the game.
29:36
So it's not just about celebrity you.
29:38
There's a chance for some local people to play alongside the
29:40
the. Separatism.
29:41
Sometimes you recognise people who've been doing something
29:45
outstanding in the community. So Marco cemented 3.
29:47
Scored two cracking goals last season, last was.
29:49
It. One or two goals.
29:50
He got two, but the second goal he got was a volley from about
29:53
20 yards out. Yeah, I mean, I even remember
29:56
Paul Mason got him. They tended to Ronaldinho,
29:58
didn't they? Razor then, obviously in Razor
30:01
style, ran onto the pitch celebrating.
30:04
You know so. Definitely, and we're going to
30:06
have some places we're going to put up for auction this year.
30:09
So if you're average Joe public and you want to come and have a
30:12
game, then there'll be a chance you to put your hand in your
30:15
pocket to support and also play on hallow posh turf for some of
30:18
these legends. Absolutely brilliant and
30:20
obviously anyone wants to just come and spectate the match and
30:23
as a fan then they come because, well, do they just buy a ticket
30:26
on a day or is it advanced sales?
30:27
Also going to be going on sale very shortly through it'll be
30:30
through Peterborough United, so the box office, so the box
30:32
office so it'll all be a ticket only event.
30:35
So there'll be no cash on the day on the on the turnstiles and
30:39
it'll be 10 LB for anyone over the age of 16 and 5 LB for
30:43
anyone under the age of 16. And it's.
30:46
A cracking deal for to see see the qua calibre of, you know, ex
30:49
professionals that you're talking.
30:50
About they always, they always come over to shake hands, have
30:52
photos and stuff. So yeah.
30:55
It's really good they're not to me and the good thing is with
30:57
the way football's going at the moment and I'm a big advocate of
31:00
football, you'll get to see some old fashioned tackles.
31:04
You know, it's all I'll tell you one thing.
31:06
No VAR. And also as we've evolved the
31:10
event and it's more ex pros rather than kind of your
31:13
Facebook and Love Island Thai people, these guys are really
31:17
good still. Like the quality of football is
31:19
good. So it's a spectacle.
31:20
So if you're a football fan, come and watch it for the
31:22
football. If you just want to see someone
31:24
that's famous then you can can do that too.
31:25
And we need the competitiveness, like you say.
31:28
Still, we had an ex boxer, Ben Jones, turn up in a pair of
31:32
trainers and to say those Walker wasn't happy.
31:35
We won't, we won't, we won't say what he said.
31:38
But it was what are they exactly?
31:41
And then I think he reminded them that he's got an
31:43
international welterweight. Welterweight belt.
31:45
OK, Yeah. So I mean, it sounds like that,
31:49
you know, players who have played at that elite level,
31:52
their mindset never leaves them, does it?
31:53
Like so even the example you just gave, but Des Walker just
31:57
switching on his professionalism, if you like.
31:59
No matter the the fact that it's a charity match and a bit of a
32:02
fun match, they still take it seriously to to an extent, very
32:05
seriously. I think that's what they.
32:06
Want to win? It makes.
32:07
The game more entertaining right?
32:09
Nobody wants to turn up and watch a game of football at any
32:11
level, charity or non charity, and just see people play without
32:15
intensity. You're there for a reason.
32:17
You want to watch. I mean, for a lot of people
32:19
getting to see Paul Mearson play in Peter Butter, that's huge.
32:22
You know, there's a lot of people that would've idealized
32:24
Paul playing in an England shirt, an Arsenal shirt.
32:26
The same with Colin Des Walker. Neil, you know, on the
32:30
sidelines. Neil doesn't play anymore, but
32:32
he's still a great character on the sidelines.
32:34
Paul hates losing. I mean, canners, he he, he gets
32:38
angry. He once subbed me on.
32:39
I found someone. He subbed me off immediately
32:41
afterwards so. But that's what we want, and to
32:43
me, that. That and actually it's the
32:45
spirit of what we're trying to do, because if they're taking it
32:47
seriously on the pitch, it shows that there because they care and
32:50
they want to try and help raise as much as awareness and as
32:53
funds as possible. So yeah, they never lose it and
32:56
that's what we want. We want to keep that going and
32:57
it makes it worthwhile for the watching audience.
33:00
Come along as well. We want them to come along and
33:01
watch it so. It will be Listen, we're
33:05
organizing the game. Posh legends V Football versus
33:07
Cancer Legends right Porsche legends.
33:09
I want used to lose. Yeah, this is this is our.
33:12
This is our. This is our.
33:13
Football versus cancer name there.
33:15
Yeah, Raff might not agree with me.
33:16
Yeah, well, to be honest, a lot a.
33:18
Lot of players have played for us as well so but I know that
33:21
the crowd will definitely be behind the the posh, the posh
33:23
players. I want to be the villain in the
33:24
stands though. Yeah, absolutely.
33:26
Absolutely right. Let's take our final break and
33:29
we'll be back in a few minutes speaking with Sean and Raff
33:32
again. Stay tuned to PCRFM.
33:35
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33:47
Good evening. Welcome back to the PCR Sport
33:49
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33:51
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A fun pack show, although it's for a very serious cause.
33:57
But we've been chatting to Sean and RAF from the Football V
34:01
Cancer charity organization. You can listen back to the show
34:04
after 7:00 PM on PCR FM dot co.uk.
34:08
But just to finish off this evening, RAF Sean, obviously the
34:15
match at Peter United coming up on May the 30th and you've got
34:20
players lined up, a Posh legend team this time.
34:24
And obviously, obviously another team made-up your your your
34:27
regular sort of celebrity players that you have as well.
34:29
So do you want to name drop a few just to kind of give people
34:33
flavour who they can expect to see on on the day?
34:34
Yeah, we're just going to tease the Posh team.
34:36
There's a few that. We want to announce as we lead
34:37
up, but we've got we've got so Joe Lewis and goal, Gabby
34:41
Zakwani, Craig, Michelle Smith, George Boyd and Aaron McLean.
34:46
So they're the they're the kind of the bedrock of the Posh
34:49
teams. You know, you've got a good
34:49
attack there, you've got a good defend and you've got a good
34:52
goalkeeper as well. So Aaron wanted to want to get.
34:55
Neil by Gabby last year, yeah, that, yeah, last year that.
34:58
Was a bit of a horror moment where you say about it being
35:00
competitive. So these guys have played
35:01
together for years and Gabby absolutely cleaned out Aaron and
35:06
I think he was out for about 8 months after that.
35:08
He was yeah. So.
35:10
Neil. If I turn to you from it, that's
35:11
that's certainly a good legendary lineup.
35:12
You're a massive Posh fan. Yeah, certainly.
35:15
You know, you talk of the the Holy Trinity, for example, and I
35:19
think that just, you know, sells tickets in itself, to be honest.
35:24
George Boyd, we know still plays regularly the Wythenshawe vets
35:28
up in the northwest around the Manchester area.
35:30
And if you follow him on socials, you can see he's still,
35:33
you know, still got it, so to speak, with the goals that he
35:35
scores, his ability to put the balls into the box.
35:40
So, yeah, I think you're in for a very entertaining afternoon,
35:43
that's for sure. I think I just missed one out
35:45
actually. Jason Lee as well.
35:48
Yeah, I don't know. I think Jason's in.
35:49
This year, OK, he said he was under.
35:51
OK, maybe. Jason Lee, then maybe?
35:52
Jason Lee and Neil, who's your? Favorite Posh player?
35:56
Oh my word. Now you're testing me over the
35:58
areas, aren't you? I mean, yes, you've got the Holy
36:00
Trinity there, but I think it's got to go back a little bit
36:04
further than that. I mean, I'll start, no?
36:08
Definitely not no that. Would.
36:10
Be one name. That wouldn't come to the tip of
36:11
my tongue. I can enjoy you as much as he
36:15
put his body on the line for Posh many occasion.
36:17
Oh, Blimey, you're looking at, you know, I started watching
36:19
Posh in what, the very early 90s, Eighty, 990 seasons,
36:22
something like that. So, you know, I remember the
36:25
likes of Marcus Ebdon, Mickey Halsall playing, you know, and
36:29
yes, you go through to the likes of Charlie Lee, you know, the
36:32
Holy Trinity to the modern day where you've had the likes of
36:35
Harrison Burroughs, Jack Taylor, Sammy Smodich, you know, Ivan
36:40
Tony feel like he's dodging the. Question.
36:42
I am genuinely. Genuinely dodging the question
36:44
because. There is.
36:45
You know, there's such an array of talent that's come through
36:49
Peterbury United and you have to remember that sometimes when
36:52
you're, you know, 200 miles from home and you've just been beaten
36:55
3 nil. I mean, I'm I'm.
36:58
A distant Posh fan, nowhere near as big as Nilesh, but Ken
37:01
Charlery I think another one who probably gave Posh one of the,
37:03
yeah the finest moments. In terms of the Clark, was he
37:06
not quite a big player? Yeah, he scored at Wembley.
37:08
Yeah, he. Scored at, you know, in the 2000
37:10
playoff final, you know, when we beat Darlington one nil.
37:12
So yeah, you mentioned King Kenny, Andy Clark, Charlie Lee
37:16
scoring in the promotion game against Colchester.
37:18
Wax lyrical about moments of players, but.
37:22
They're. Wonderful players in their own
37:25
right, so I don't think I've got, you know, a favour as such,
37:28
but you know many of them will transcend the generations
37:32
because of what we've seen at that particular time and the
37:35
memories will stay for life. A great politician.
37:40
Nilesh would have a favorite Posh 11 no player.
37:43
That'd be a challenge. In itself, but why?
37:47
Were you asking were you going to pull a surprise out and pull
37:48
a one out hat for you mentioned a couple of names that we're
37:50
speaking with. Them actually, and I think
37:52
that's what we want. To try and do because I think
37:53
when you get into the bedrock of it and you understand from the
37:57
Posh fan base who the the, the kind of greatest players are, we
38:00
understand if we can get those players on the pitch again, it
38:03
will attract the fans and that ultimately that's what we want.
38:06
We want people to come to the game, support the game and raise
38:09
as much money for the cause and understand what they're
38:11
supporting as well as families and but you know with these
38:15
young children have been diagnosed with brain tumors.
38:17
So I can give you a few names from the.
38:20
Football W Cancer Legends team, so we've already mentioned Colin
38:24
Hendry. We've also got David Norris, so
38:27
one who also did pull on a Posh shirt.
38:29
So there's been an interesting story on that.
38:31
Yeah, yeah. Frank Sinclair, ex Chelsea,
38:34
Burnley, Leicester, Jamaica. We're still waiting to hear back
38:37
from Jason Lee, as you mentioned, John, John McGinley.
38:39
So former Bolton, yes, Yeah, John messaged me.
38:42
Last week, and this is the beautiful thing you ask about
38:44
how organizing John reached out to us and said, is there a game?
38:46
Was he begging to play? I think he's just heard that he
38:50
was playing. Against the Porsche last yeah,
38:53
then we're. Still went to hear back from
38:54
Marcus. GAIL, who's normally plays
38:55
centre half when he plays. And Mattie Loton's another one
38:58
we're speaking with in a minute. X another ex Burnley Premier
39:01
League footballer. Yeah.
39:02
Ross Wallace, Monty Panesar, Nick Picard from Hollyoaks comes
39:07
in, plays center off. Yeah, yeah, he's just got bad.
39:09
Not bad. Definitely a bit of icon.
39:10
Remember him from the very first soccer.
39:12
Aid days when he used to play with Ralph Little definitely
39:15
back and we mentioned the striker.
39:18
Ricky Lambert as well. So some line up, isn't it?
39:20
Yeah. Paul Merson.
39:22
Paul Merson. Ross Mccormick's there.
39:23
As well, I've said it. But so the names are that
39:26
there's going to be a. Oh, sorry for also I said we've
39:29
got a. Couple of female players as
39:30
well. Alarm activation.
39:32
Yeah, a couple of female players.
39:33
As soon as I mentioned female players, Sean's alarm.
39:35
Yeah, Why? What's that like?
39:37
My alarm's gone off at work. But.
39:38
That's fine. So we've got an X line, X line.
39:41
S in Claire Rafferty, who's also one of our patrons as well.
39:45
And then we also have Jodi Bartle, who's now with Wrexham
39:49
Captain. Yeah, Wrexham.
39:50
Wrexham captains, definitely. She's gonna be on TV.
39:52
Even those. Coming months and she's.
39:53
So she's actually a current player, is she?
39:55
Yeah. OK, so she's unique in the then
39:57
so she's not an ex player, she's a current player who's gonna and
39:59
then we'll have a couple of. Posh Ladies players as well,
40:03
which will be playing in the Posh Legends team.
40:04
So we, we're not able to announce them just yet because
40:06
we're, they'll be current players, they'll be.
40:08
Current players, yeah, so Porsche have.
40:09
Agreed to it. So we're just finding out OK,
40:11
which players are watching. Yes, yeah, absolutely.
40:14
And in terms of the management of those two squads, is it Razor
40:18
for the Legends, Razor and Cannas for the Legends and then
40:20
on? The we've got kind of the
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foursome of George Boyd, then the Holy Trinity.
40:25
Oh, player managers plus, yeah, plus.
40:26
Gabby yeah, we we're. Hoping.
40:29
We say manage, we say. Manager Gabby.
40:32
If Gabby shows up, Gabby, if you're listening.
40:33
If you show up, you're a manager too, so.
40:38
Yeah, we'll try and work on getting Barry maybe in the
40:40
dugout for. Yeah, we'll try.
40:42
We had him in the hotel. Last time and that was about
40:44
probably let me yeah, let me let me reword that we spoke with him
40:48
at the hotel before he went to the posh away game.
40:50
Yes he did. So we're trying to persuade him
40:52
to come to our game instead, but we're hoping we might get him
40:54
over this year because it'll be the end of the season, right?
40:56
Yeah, yeah, brilliant. Right.
40:58
As we get towards the. End of show, about a minute
40:59
left. Just quickly.
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Obviously you must be greatly proud of what you've achieved
41:03
over the last sort of 1516 years.
41:06
Obviously stemmed from a sad story, but you know you're
41:09
making good of that that situation in the terms of paying
41:13
it forward. Any single highlights you've had
41:16
over the the journey you've had last 15-16 years a stand out for
41:19
you? Can I just quickly mention
41:20
something? First, we've also lost a couple
41:22
of people on the way have been part of it.
41:23
So Paul Danan sadly lost his his battle with mental health, who's
41:28
famous for being on Hollyoaks and a number of other dramas
41:30
like Love Island and an amazing character and someone that when
41:32
you get behind the tabloid stories, you realize what a
41:35
wonderful human being these people are.
41:37
And also Scott Ladley, he played one game for US1 year.
41:40
Probably the fittest person I've ever seen aside from Junior A Go
41:44
go looks like he's built out of. Stone.
41:47
And unfortunately, like out of nowhere, contracted a cancer
41:51
that was wrapped around his his heart and then turned into
41:54
leukemia. And then we lost him and
41:55
literally in the space of a year and left a young family too.
41:58
So just kind of note that we're losing people along the way and
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that's why it's so important. We've raised this one absolutely
42:03
and talking. On the highlights a.
42:05
Little bit I'll, I'll go first on this.
42:06
For me, it's actually the friendship and relationship I've
42:10
developed with this man beside me.
42:12
I've, I've gained a friend for life and somebody that has come
42:16
on a massive journey with me and doing this together and, and
42:19
raising the awareness and the funds that we have has, has been
42:22
nothing short of extraordinary. And what, what a person to do it
42:25
with as well. So am I supposed to follow that?
42:28
All right, I'll just. I'd I'd literally.
42:29
Say a highlight for me was also a low light where I had to go on
42:33
to fill in when someone was kind of roll off roll off stuff.
42:35
So I went on a left back Des Walker with centre half and I
42:38
thought I was pretty clever. I picked the ball up, took you
42:39
down the line, played it in and I got back and he absolutely
42:43
roasted me, absolutely roasted me.
42:46
I. Thought I'd done pretty well.
42:46
But apparently I hadn't. There goes to show that you
42:49
never you never again. There's taking.
42:51
It seriously, yeah. I was like, look mate, I'm
42:53
organising. This man, he's like, I don't
42:54
give her whatever. Give her the monkeys.
42:56
You shouldn't be doing that. All right there.
42:58
Sorry. And then I'd sobbed myself.
42:59
Oh, dear. Right quick final.
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Mention of the match, when is it?
43:02
Where is it? So I sat the 30th of May.
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At the Western Home Stadium, Peterborough once 30 PM kickoff
43:09
gates will open at 12:00. Tickets will be online shortly
43:12
for the match event and if you are interesting in the evening
43:15
event, please look on the website, fill out the form and
43:19
we will be in contact. Fantastic Football VS.
43:22
Cancer.co dot. UK football versus cancer.co.uk
43:24
Brilliant Sean Raff. Absolute pleasure.
43:27
Thank you very much indeed. Thank you.
43:28
Wishing you all the best with the match and obviously feature
43:31
matches. Yeah, absolutely.
43:32
We need some commentary for the game guys.
43:34
See if we can make that happen. Nilesh, thank you very much as
43:38
well. Cheers, dipam.
43:39
Thank you very much. Just a.
43:40
Reminder quickly that park run at Manor Fields, Whittlesey and
43:43
Ferry Meadows here in Peterborough is cancelled
43:45
tomorrow due to the weather conditions.
43:47
And please do look for alternatives around our region.
43:50
Brilliant, thank you. Thank you for.
43:52
Listening this evening, thank you for joining us.
43:54
We'll be back again same time, same place next week on the PCR
43:57
Sports Show. Until then, have a great
43:58
weekend, have a great week and whatever you're doing sporting
44:00
wise, have fun and good luck. Take care, bye for now.