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PODCAST: Oh I Say! Episode 2 – September 1990

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December 2, 2019
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OH I SAY! EPISODE 2 - SEPTEMBER 1990

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Steve and Mark are joined by Peter Hooton – lead singer of The Farm and editor of the legendary fanzine The End – to look back at English football in September 1990 as Graham Taylor takes charge of England for the first time and champions Liverpool romp to a 4-0 win over Manchester United at Anfield; giving them seven straight wins from the start of the season. They also talk about his band’s classic album Spartacus, the music scene of the time, and terrible kit designs.

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