Paul Hawksbee and Andy Jacobs are joined by boxing royalty as Prince Naseem Hamed who drops by the studio. The former world champion gives his unfiltered take on the heavyweight landscape involving Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua, while finally addressing the burning question of whether he and Simon Jordan are actually on speaking terms.

The sporting variety continues as we head to the coast to chat with Southend United defender Gus Scott-Morriss. After a video of his "bizarre trip" went viral over the weekend, Gus joins the boys to explain exactly how he ended up in such a tangle.

From the pitch to the farm, we also speak with Calum Stark, a North Yorkshire farmer who has found an ingenious new revenue stream by building padel courts inside his potato store.

Plus, we look ahead to the World Table Tennis Championships with England’s top-ranked stars Tom Jarvis and Tin-Tin Ho, who discuss the pressure of the big stage and the state of the game.

All that, along with your contributions as we dig through the archives of your kitchen for "Things Found in the Cupboard"

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Paul Hawksbee and Andy Jacobs settle into their chairs for another podcast of sporting chaos, joined by guests ranging from Arsenal royalty to the elite world of Padel.

Arsenal’s Invincible goalkeeper Jens Lehmann joins the show to share his unique perspective on the evolution of goalkeeping, discussing everything from the art of the long kicks to the modern necessity of playing out from the back. He also gives a blunt assessment of where the current Gunners side stand after their recent battle with Manchester City.

The football talk continues with Henry Winter, who drops by for his definitive Premier League review, picking through the bones of the weekend’s biggest results.

Shifting focus to the global game, Gerard Baker from the Wall Street Journal joins the guys to discuss the business of sport, specifically addressing the growing fan frustration regarding the soaring cost of World Cup tickets.

Finally, the boys head to the court with Team GB padel player Nikhil Mohindra. Nikhil talks through the explosion of the sport and recounts what it’s actually like to compete against superstars like Cristiano Ronaldo and David Beckham.

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Paul Hawksbee and Andy Jacobs are back in the studio to pick through the wreckage of last night’s European action.

They dive into the details of Roberto De Zerbi’s high-end team bonding session in Mayfair, where the Tottenham squad reportedly sat down for a luxury dinner, The lads discuss the eye-watering prices on the menu....

In the studio, Olympic bronze medallist turned professional wrestler Anthony Ogogo joins the show. Anthony opens up about his journey from the boxing ring to the squared circle, the frustrations of his recent time away from the AEW spotlight, and his relentless drive to make a massive impact in the wrestling world.

Rounding off the show, South American football expert Tim Vickery dials in with his latest insights from across the Atlantic. Tim provides a sobering reality check on the latest transfer rumours, specifically regarding the highly-rated Eduardo Conceição.

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