Alive and Kicking: The 90s Football Podcast

AK90S get into the Euros spirit by reliving the wonderful summer of 1996 and the tournament that was Euro 96. Ash Rose is joined by regular and freelance football writer Richard Buxton, writer and author Roger Domenghetti and an author who's literally written the book on the tournament Michael Gibbons. The team chat through the build-up and group stages of the tournament and are joined on the phon...

AK90s is back and celebrating the 1990s champions in all it's glory! In a jam-packed show, Ash has all the winners covered and is joined by Freelance writer on Merseyside Richard Buxton, Photographer and Man Utd fan Matt Wing, freelance writer and Leeds supporter Vikram Sagnar and talking Blackburn BBC journalist John Harrison. Plus there's former Arsenal midfielder and title winner David Hillier...

On this weeks show, the guys get to relive their youthful trips to Toys 'R' Us and Beatties (which gets three mentions!) by chatting through the 90s football toys and games. Ash Rose is joined by Editor at Wearable and Man Utd fan Michael Sawh, Merseyside freelance football writer and Red Richard Buxton and Media 73's Wolves man Graham Large. The guys talk Subbuteo, Corinthians, and what one guest...

On this week's show we draw the battle-lines as we talk the biggest rivalries of the 90s. Ash is joined by Match of the Day magazine's resident Geordie Matt Ketchell, Gooner and all things TNA wrestling Simon Rothstein and Shoot The Defence's United fan Mike Pieri. The guys cover all the big clashes of the decade, and things get a little heated when Arsenal and Man Utd reminisce their 90s rivalry!...

Fresh off international week, the team look back at the last tournament of the decade France 98. Ash is joined by editor of the Non-League Daily and Newcastle fan Mark Curruthers, author, writer and Leicester fan Roger Domeneghetti, and Man Utd supporter Mike Pieri from the Shoot The Defence Podcast. They guys chat through England's and Scotland's tournament, Ronaldo, Zidane and the Mexican bunny-...

The AK90s team flick back to the 90s to recall the best football magazines of the decade. Were you more Shoot or Match? Ash is joined by former Shoot editor and current talkSPORT digital director Ian Cruise, voice of talkSPORT in the afternoons and 90 Minutes founder Paul Hawksbee and magazine enthusiast Andrew Raeburn of West London Sport. There's also a chat with former Norwich defender Ian Butt...

Yes it's finally here, the AK90s team talk 90s Video Games in the most eagerly awaited pod yet. Ash is joined by Liverpool fan Paul Machin from Redman TV/Ball Street and Retro Football TV, from the Sun and author of 'FIFA Football' Lee Price and Media 73's Wolves mogul Graham Large. The boys relive all the classics from Sensible Soccer to Championship Manager, plus settle the ISS vs FIFA debate on...

On this weeks 90s nostalgia trip the guys chat through the managers of the decade. Ash Rose is joined by regular voice Joel Young from ITV, Man Utd fan Dominic Hanley and freelance football writer Richard Buxton, as they try and cram in every memorable manager of the 90s in one podcast - it's not easy either. On the phone we have TWO defenders from the decade, in former Birmingham and Coventry har...

It's tournament time again, and this week we look back at World Cup USA 94. Ash is joined once again by Media 73's Graham Large, from Squawka Liverpool fan Amar Singh and from across the pond KICK TV's Wimbledon supporting Ryan Bailey. There's also TWO interviews as BBC's Steve Wilson recall's his time covering the finals, plus former Nigeria star Daniel Amokachi shares his memories of the tournam...

The gang get their walkmans out and reminisce about the best and the very worst of football inspired music of the 1990s. Join Ash Rose, ITV's Joel Young, Graham Large of Media 73 and Radio Yorkshire's John Isherwood as they chat everything from World in Motion to Andy Cole's Outstanding. There's also a interview with former England and Villa star Tony Daley.

The boys flip the theme from last week by looking at football inspired TV shows, films and adverts. Ash Rose is joined by regular ITV's Joel Young, James Andrew from the Daily Mail and part of The Football Republic Neil Smythe to discuss the plethora of footy on TV in the 90s. What's more there are TWO interviews, with Dream Team's 'Sean Hocknell' aka Daymon Britton and former Liverpool winger Dav...

This week the guys look back at what football coverage was like in the 1990s, and how it changed throughout the decade. Join Ash Rose and guests Chelsea regular Paddy O'Sullivan and Grimsby fan Paul Benson as they chat through everything from Elton Welsby to Thursday nights on Channel 5. Former Spurs, Pompey and one of the original Soccer AM crew Gary Stevens is on the phone too.

Battle lines are drawn as Ash is joined by West Ham fan and MMA writer Ralph Welch and regular Millwall supporter Rob Gallagher to talk 90s hardmen. They also chat to former Leeds young midfielder Mark Tinkler on the blower.

On tonight's show, Ash is joined by regulars and 90s football gurus Patrick O'Sullivan and Rob Gallagher, as they look back at some the 90s most memorable (and some not so memorable) youngsters of the decade. They are also joined by former Chelsea defender David Lee on the phone.

AK90s is back for 2016, and having enjoyed FA Cup Third Round weekend the boys look back at some memorable FA Cup moments from the 1990s. Ash is joined by pod regular, ITV's Joel Young and Ian Cruise from talkSPORT. There's also a look back at Sunderland's 1992 run with former striker John Byrne.

We finally reach our team of the 90s show, as the guys pick the best XI of the decade. Ash is joined by Joel Young, Rob Gallagher and Andrew Raeburn, plus former Chelsea and Southampton striker Neil Shipperley is on the phone.

In the last of our team of the decade countdowns, the team chat through the best goalkeepers of the 1990s. Ash is joined in the studio by Andrew Raeburn and David Spencer, while there's some top natter with former Newcastle goalie Pavel Srnicek on the phone.

The AK90s countdown towards their team of the decade reaches the defender stage. Ash is joined in the studio by Ralph Welch, Martin Gritton and Matt Wing as they discuss the decades best back fours. They are also joined on the phone by former Liverpool and SheffIeld Wednesday defender Steve Nicol.

We continue our countdown to the team of the 90s by discussing the decades best midfielders. Ash is joined by Sachin Nakrani, Josh Landy and Andy Rockall, while former Swindon and Spurs midfielder Micky Hazard is tonight's 90s star on the blower.

In a put together at the last minute theme, Ash is joined by Joel Young and Paddy O'Sullivan as they look back on the influx of foreign players in the 90s. Former Oldham and Ipswich striker Ian Marshall also joins them on the phone.

Ash is joined by Paddy O'Sullivan, Ralph Welch and David Spencer as they look back at Euro 92 - the 90s forgotten tournament. At the other end of the decade, they are also joined on the phone by former Preston and Sunderland winger Kevin Kilbane.

This week the team try to fit in talking about all the best strikers from the 1990s, both at home and abroad. Ash is once again joined by Rob Gallagher, as well Ian Wright enthusiast Peter Hunt and from across the channel Xavier Cantegreli. On the phone is former Coventry, Blackburn and Newcastle forward Kevin Gallacher.

The boys go all continental this week as they discuss famous European nights of the 90s. Ash is joined by Norwich fan Donald Parish, Man Utd supporter Billy Robertson and Gooner Scott Tweed. Former Leeds and Norwich ace Jon Newsome is on the phone too.

Tonight we talk goals, goals and more goals as Ash is joined by David Fraser, Simon Rothstein and Vikram Sangar to talk the best goals of the 90s. We also chat to former Middlesbrough midfielder Craig Hignett on the phone about one of his milestone goals.

This week Ash is joined by Joel Young, Ralph Welch and Rob Gallagher as they look back at the biggest football scandals of the 90s. Plus there's a top interview with former Coventry defender David Busst - whose injury was one of the most iconic of the decade.