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Soccer AM is a British Saturday-morning football-based comedy/talk show, predominantly based around the Premier League. Originally presented by Jane Hoffen, Gary Stevens and Russ Williams, they lasted just a year before Helen Chamberlain and Tim Lovejoy replaced them, where Lovejoy served for over a decade. He has since been replaced by Andy Goldstein and, more recently, Max Rushden. The show has been aired on Sky Sports 2 each Saturday morning of the football season since 1995 from 7:00am or 9:00am to noon originally and currently between 10:00am and 12:00pm. In early 2009, the 500th episode was broadcast. Although the show is filmed live from 2010 it has been broadcast on a momentary delay due to bad language and/or inappropriate content from certain guests. The show's current sponsor is Procter & Gamble through their Head & Shoulders brand. The show was previously sponsored by Frijj, a brand of milkshake, after Dairy Crest signed a £2 million sponsorship deal. Parts of the show have remained since the beginning, whilst new items have been introduced each season. In that respect, it is almost the same every week, the difference being new football footage and comedy skits. Every week sees a new group of celebrity guests, generally featuring at least one footballer who is free on the Saturday, and a mix of musicians, TV personalities, and other sportsmen.
Episode 23 : 5/29/1999
May. 29,1999
Fans of the Week: Leyton Orient.
Score in CHiPS: Three.
Footballer Guest: Michael Ball (Everton)
Other Guest: -
On the Phone: -
Footballing Phono Nono's
1. Man Utd - best team ever 2. Alex Ferguson must be knighted 3. Great to turn tables on Germans 4. Teddy Sheringham 5. Where were you when Solskjaer scored? 6. The millennium
Soccerette: Age 25, 5 foot 4, from Gillingham, supports Spurs and is called Lisa.
Soccer Locker: Peter Reid (Sunderland manager)
Can He Kick It? Guest: Gus Cesar (ex Arsenal etc)
Could He Kick It? Yes.
Episode 22 : 5/22/1999
May. 22,1999
Fans of the Week:
-Newcastle
-Man Utd
Score in CHiPS:
-Newcastle 1
-Man Utd 1 (after 60 seconds. After 30 seconds of extra time, Man Utd won 2-0)
Footballer Guest: Peter Beardsley (Retired; ex Newcastle, Liverpool etc)
Other Guest:
-Happy Mondays: Bez, Gaz, Paul (all support Man Utd)
-Mani (Primal Scream) (Man Utd fan)
On the Phone: -
Footballing Phono Nono's
1. Ipswich promotion hoodoo 2. Man Utd on verge of making history 3. Newcastle - odds are against them 4. Graham Taylor - coming back to big league 5. Anelka still whining 6. The millennium
Soccerette: Age 22, 5 foot 5, from Stoke-on-Trent, supports Stoke and is called Carli.
Soccer Locker: Alan Smith (Leeds)
Can He Kick It? Guest: Paul Allen (ex West Ham etc)
Could He Kick It? Yes.
Episode 21 : 5/15/1999
May. 15,1999
Fans of the Week: Arsenal.
Score in CHiPS: Two.
Footballer Guest: Michael Thomas (Benfica)
Other Guest: Glenn Hugill (was in Coronation Street) (Sunderland fan)
On the Phone:
-Graham Stuart (Charlton)
-Stuart McCall (Bradford)
-Clive Foley (Southampton fanzine)
Footballing Phono Nono's
1. Jimmy Glass 2. Spurs could win title for Arsenal 3. Man Utd last three games are cup finals 4. Whining Anelka 5. Gail Porter 6. The millennium
Soccerette: Age 18, 5 foot 9, from Brighton, supports Man Utd and is called Victoria.
Soccer Locker: Jason Wilcox (Blackburn)
Can He Kick It? Guest: Ray Stewart (ex West Ham etc)
Could He Kick It? Yes.
Episode 20 : 5/8/1999
May. 08,1999
Fans of the Week: Bury.
Score in CHiPS: Zero.
Footballer Guest: Mark Robins (Man City)
Other Guest: Tony Robinson (actor; Bauldrick) (Bristol City fan)
On the Phone:
-David Johnson (Ipswich)
-Terry Venables (ex England manager)
Footballing Phono Nono's
1. Title race going to wire 2. Man Utd players' cars 3. Referees are rubbish 4. Keegan walking out on Fulham 5. Footballer of the year awards 6. The millennium
Soccerette: Age 21, 5 foot 5, from Milton Keynes, supports Man Utd and is called Alison.
Soccer Locker: Kevin Campbell (Everton)
Can He Kick It? Guest: Peter Nicholas (ex Arsenal, Chelsea etc)
Could He Kick It? No - the Cat saved it.
Episode 19 : 5/1/1999
May. 01,1999
Fans of the Week:
-Charlton
-Blackburn
Score in CHiPS:
-Charlton 1
-Blackburn 3
Footballer Guest: Alex Manninger (Arsenal)
Other Guest: Bob Willis (ex cricketer) (Man City fan)
On the Phone: Ian Harte (Leeds)
Footballing Phono Nono's
1. Anelka no-show (at PFA awards) 2. Kevin Keegan - England job for life 3. Great win for Scotland 4. Kevin Campbell - Everton saviour 5. Roy Evans sniping at Houllier 6. The millennium
Soccerette: Age 20, 5 foot 9, from Lancaster, supports Everton and is called Katherine.
Soccer Locker: Ian Pearce (West Ham)
Can He Kick It? Guest: Gary Brooke (ex Spurs etc)
Could He Kick It? Yes.
Episode 18 : 4/24/1999
April. 24,1999
Fans of the Week: Bradford.
Score in CHiPS: Three.
Footballer Guests:
-Gary Ablett (Birmingham)
-Craig Hignett (Barnsley)
Other Guest: -
On the Phone:
-Andy Selman (Sheff Wed fanzine)
-John Hendrie (ex Barnsley manager)
Footballing Phono Nono's
1. Chelsea season over 2. Who's got the best run in? 3. Meaningless internationals 4. Man Utd closing in on treble 5. We should all get behind English teams in Europe 6. The millennium
Soccerette: Age 21, 5 foot 6, from London, supports Newcastle and is called Louise.
Soccer Locker: Ben Thatcher (Wimbledon)
Can He Kick It? Guest: Nigel Clough (ex Liverpool, Man City etc)
Could He Kick It? No - The Cat saved it.
Episode 17 : 4/17/1999
April. 17,1999
Fans of the Week:
-Millwall
-Wigan
Score in CHiPS:
-Millwall 1
-Wigan 3
Footballer Guest: Justin Edinburgh (Spurs)
Other Guests: Kevin Kennedy (Curly Watts from Coronation Street) (Man City fan)
On the Phone: Peter Beardsley (Hartlepool)
Footballing Phono Nono's
1. Why did Sol do it? 2. Why didn't the ref see Dabizas? 3. Why didn't Arsenal stop Giggs? 4. Why didn't the ref give Keane goal? 5. Why didn't Bergkamp score? 6. The millennium
Soccerette: Age 19, 5 foot 4, from Horstead, supports Arsenal and is called Sarah.
Soccer Locker: Rodney Jack (Crewe)
Can He Kick It? Guest: Ian Ormondroyd (ex Villa, Leicester etc)
Could He Kick It? Yes.
Episode 16 : 4/10/1999
April. 10,1999
Fans of the Week: Newcastle.
Score in CHiPS: Three.
Footballer Guests:
-Emerson Thome (Sheff Wed)
-Juan Cobian (Sheff Wed)
Other Guests: Three Colours Red: Ben (Arsenal fan) and Chris (Sunderland fan)
On the Phone:
-Mark Foster (world's fastest swimmer) (Spurs fans)
-Keith Curle (Wolves)
Footballing Phono Nono's
1. Robbie Fowler 2. Cole/Yorke partnership 3. Zidane wanting to move to seaside 4. Euro away goals 5. Leeds hold key to title 6. The millennium
Soccerette: Age 19, 5 foot 4, from Fife, supports Hearts and is called Allana.
Soccer Locker: Graham Stuart (Charlton)
Can He Kick It? Guest: Graham Roberts (ex Spurs, Chelsea etc)
Could He Kick It? No - it hit the post.
Episode 15 : 4/3/1999
April. 03,1999
Fans of the Week: Cardiff.
Score in CHiPS: Zero.
Footballer Guest: Gifton Noel-Williams (Watford)
Other Guest: Gene: Martin Rossiter (supports Cardiff)
On the Phone:
-Frank Lampard Jnr (West Ham)
-John Pearman (Liverpool fanzine)
-Lee Sharpe (Bradford)
Footballing Phono Nono's
1. Kevin Keegan motivator 2. UEFA Euro decisions 3. Crystal Palace pay cuts 4. Savage vs Edinburgh re-match 5. Celtic upheaval 6. The millennium
Soccerette: Age 22, 5 foot 6, from Northampton, supports Northampton and is called Tory.
Soccer Locker: Martin Hiden (Leeds)
Can He Kick It? Guest: Phil Parkes (ex West Ham, Ipswich etc)
Could He Kick It? No - The Cat saved it.
Episode 14 : 3/27/1999
March. 27,1999
Fans of the Week: Walsall.
Score in CHiPS: Zero.
Footballer Guests:
-Kevin Phillips (Sunderland)
-Chris Bart-Williams (Notts Forest)
On the Phone:
-Mark Robins (Man City)
-Kasey Keller (Leicester)
Footballing Phono Nono's
1. England injury crisis 2. Whinging foreigners 3. Transfer deadline deals 4. Spurs are back 5. Robbie Savage 6. Oscars 7. The millennium
Soccerette: Age 23, 5 foot 9, from near Wallsall, Poland, supports Poland and is called Basha.
Soccer Locker: Louis Saha (Newcastle)
Can He Kick It? Guest: Geoff Pike (ex West Ham, Notts County etc)
Could He Kick It? Yes.
Episode 13 : 3/20/1999
February. 20,1999
Fans of the Week:
-Leicester
-Spurs
Score in CHiPS:
-Leicester 0
-Spurs 1
Footballer Guest: Mark Bright (Charlton)
Other Guest: Beautiful South: Paul Heaton (Sheff Utd fan)
On the Phone:
-Ugo Ehiogu (Villa)
-Frank Worthington (retired)
Footballing Phono Nono's 1. Spurs on for Cup double 2. Keegan must go* 3. Emmanuel Petit 4. Man Utd Euro success 5. Chelsea Euro success 6. American boxing officials are cheats 7. The millennium
*Soccer AM didn't actually think Keegan must go, it was only put in the Phono Nonos so they could say it before all the papers start to.
Soccerette: Age 18, 5 foot 9, from Harrow, supports Arsenal and is called Joe.
Soccer Locker: Keith O'Neill (Middlesbrough)
Can He Kick It? Guest: Garry Birtles (ex Man Utd, Notts Forest etc)
Could He Kick It? Yes.
Episode 12 : 3/13/1999
March. 13,1999
Fans of the Week: Aberdeen.
Score in CHiPS: Five.
Footballer Guest: Steve Claridge (Portsmouth)
Other Guest: David Soul (Hutch from Starsky and Hutch) (Arsenal fan)
On the Phone:
-Phillip Don (Referee)
-Dave Wallace (Man City fanzine)
Footballing Phono Nono's
1. Man Utd still on for treble 2. Forest certs for relegation 3. Referees 4. Premier League in disarray 5. Villa buying frenzy 6. The millennium
Soccerette: Age 26, 5 foot 10, from Birmingham, supports Villa and is called Maureen.
Soccer Locker: Robbie Savage (Leicester)
Can He Kick It? Guest: Gary Shaw (ex Walsall, Villa etc)
Could He Kick It? Yes.
Episode 11 : 3/6/1999
March. 06,1999
Fans of the Week: Derby.
Score in CHiPS: Two.
Footballer Guest: Iffy Onoura (Swindon)
On the Phone:
-John Oster (Everton)
-Neil Redfearn (Charlton)
-Warren Barton (Newcastle)
-Sean Hardy (Leeds kitman)
Footballing Phono Nono's
1. Fowler/Le Saux war 2. Palace in turmoil 3. Beckham and Simeone 4. Chelsea on for treble 5. Leeds young guns 6. The millennium
Soccerette: Age 22, 5 foot 7, from Sheffield, supports Sheff Utd and is called Amber.
Soccer Locker: Michael Ball (Everton)
Can He Kick It? Guest: Stan Bowles (ex QPR, Man City etc)
Could He Kick It? No - the Cat saved it.
Episode 10 : 2/27/1999
February. 27,1999
Fans of the Week: Scarborough.
Score in CHiPS: Zero.
Footballer Guest: Alex Rae (Sunderland)
Other Guest: Steve Pinder (Max Farnham, Brookside) (Blackburn fan)
On the Phone:
-Steve Harahan (Liverpool fanzine)
-Gary McAllister (Coventry)
-Michael Grade (Charlton director)
Footballing Phono Nono's
1. Bergkamp back to his best 2. Spurs on course for Wembley double 3. Celtic Rangers goal glut 4. Anelka Owen transfer speculation 5. Di Canio still ranting 6. The millennium
Soccerette: (Tim's old teacher) Age 48, 5 foot 10, from Chelmsford, supports Wrexham and is called Miss Griffiths.
Soccer Locker: Harold Bratbakk (Celtic)
What Tim did Before Soccer Locker: He drew a picture of what the first caller looked like.
Can He Kick It? Guest: Alan Cork (ex Wimbledon, Sheff Utd etc)
Could He Kick It? No - hit the post.
Episode 9 : 2/20/1999
February. 20,1999
Fans of the Week: West Brom (Baggies)
Score in CHiPS: Zero.
Footballer Guest: Michael Duberry (Chelsea)
Other Guest: Audioweb: Martin and Maxie (Man Utd fans)
On the Phone:
-Joff Wild (Spurs fanzine)
-Doug Ellis (Aston Villa chairman)
-Craig Hignett (Barnsley)
-Gifton Noel-Williams (Watford) called about the 20 pounds of spuds that he and Martin (from Audioweb) bet last season on the show, on the title race between Arsenal and Man Utd
Footballing Phono Nono's
1. Spurs are back 2. Dwight Yorke penalties 3. Kevin Keegan 4. Villa's season in freefall 5. Ungentlemanly conduct 6. The millennium
Soccerette: (Same as last week because the Man Utd fans gave her grief) Age 17, 5 foot 7, from Letchworth, supports Liverpool and is called Rebecca.
Soccer Locker: Phillipe Albert (Fulham)
What Tim did Before Soccer Locker: He drew a picture of what the first caller looked like.
Episode 8 : 2/13/1999
February. 13,2002
Episode 7 : 2/13/1999
February. 13,1999
Fans of the Week: Man Utd
Score in CHiPS: One
Footballer Guest: Mark Hateley (retired) (ex Rangers, Monaco, AC Milan etc)
Other Guest: Gary Stringer (Wolves fan)
On the Phone:
-Ron Atkinson (Forest manager)
-Peter Jackson (Huddersfield manager)
Footballing Phono Nono's
1. England manager 2. France too good technically 3. Betting scandals 4. Arsenal international injuries 5. Yorke private life 6. The millennium
Soccerette: Age 17, 5 foot 7, from Letchworth, supports Liverpool and is called Rebecca.
Soccer Locker: Marc Vivien-Foe (West Ham)
What Tim did Before Soccer Locker: Kung fu.
Can He Kick It? Guest: Paul Parker (ex Man Utd, Chelsea, QPR etc)
Could He Kick It? Yes - and fell over while doing it.
Episode 6 : 2/6/1999
February. 06,1999
Fans of the Week: Everton.
Score in CHiPS: Zero.
Footballer Guest: Semassi Abou (West Ham)
Other Guest: Happy Mondays: Bez and Gaz (both Man Utd fans)
On the Phone: Kieron Dyer (Ipswich)
Footballing Phono Nono's
1. Glenn Hoddle 2. Howard Wilkinson 3. El Tel back in the running 4. Managers not wanting England job 5. Eileen Drewery 6. The millennium
Soccerette: Age 20, 5 foot 3, from Walthomstone, supports Arsenal and is called Nicole.
Soccer Locker: Paul Furlong (Birmingham)
What Tim did Before Soccer Locker: Played the accordian.
Can He Kick It? Guest: Terry Curran (ex Everton, Derby etc)
Could He Kick It? No - he hit the post.
Episode 5 : 1/30/1999
January. 30,1999
Fans of the Week: Gillingham
Score in CHiPS: Zero.
Footballer Guest: Ken Monkou (AKA Storm) (Southampton)
Other Guest: Shovell (M-People) (Gooner)
On the Phone:
-Gary Firmager (West Ham fanzine)
-Kevin Francis (Oxford)
Footballing Phono Nono's
1. Mike Reed and Chelsea penalties 2. Stan Collymore 3. Arsenal persecution complex 4. Glenn Hoddle 5. Wimbledon/Spurs 6. The millennium
Soccerette: Age 16, 5 foot 7, from Beaconsfield, supports Spurs and is called Helen.
Soccer Locker: Kevin Francis (Oxford)
What Tim did Before Soccer Locker: Played the piano.
Can He Kick It? Guest: Ted McDougall (ex Liverpool, Man Utd etc)
Could He Kick It? No - he hit it wide.
Episode 4 : 1/23/1999
January. 23,1999
Fans of the Week: Fulham
Score in CHiPS: One
Footballer Guest: Craig Bellamy (Norwich)
Other Guest: Straw: Matty (Manchester City fan) and Roger (Manchester United fan)
On the Phone: Paul Jewell (Bradford manager)
Footballing Phono Nono's
1. West Ham in chaos 2. Dubious transfer speculation 3. Liverpool are back 4. Forest and Saints doomed 5. David Ginola diving 6. The millennium
Soccerette: Age 21, 5 foot 8, from Glasgow, supports Rangers and is called Lee.
Soccer Locker: Martin Pringle (Charlton)
What Tim did Before Soccer Locker: Ballet.
Can He Kick It? Guest: Steve Hodge (ex Leeds, West Ham etc)
Could He Kick It? Yes - Cat dived the wrong way.
Episode 3 : 1/16/1999
January. 16,1999
Fans of the Week: Ipswich.
Score in CHiPS: Zero.
Footballer Guest: Ian Rush (Wrexham; ex Liverpool, Juventus etc)
On the Phone:
-Tony Cottee (Leicester)
-Alan Ball (Portsmouth manager)
Footballing Phono Nono's
1. Merson unsettled again 2. Venables 3. Giant killing 4. John Hartson 5. Football court cases
Soccerette: Age 16, 5 foot 4, from Barry (Wales), supports Aston Villa and is called Holly.
Soccer Locker: Joe Cole (West Ham)
What Tim did Before Soccer Locker: Tim and Helen both danced.
Can He Kick It? Guest: Joey Jones (ex Chelsea, Liverpool etc)
Could He Kick It? No - the Cat stupidly saved it.
Episode 2 : 1/9/1999
January. 09,1999
Fans of the Week: West Ham
Score in CHiPS: Two
Footballer Guest: Robbie Savage (Leicester)
Other Guest: Huw Higginson (The Bill)
On the Phone:
-Tony Cottee (Leicester)
-Alan Ball (Portsmouth manager)
Footballing Phono Nono's
1. FA Cup cheating 2. FA chief's job 3. Flying hot dogs/sausage rolls 4. Bassett hounded out 5. Man Utd leisure time
Soccerette: Age 24, 5 foot 7, from Doncaster, supports Sheff Utd (is 'Miss Sheffield') and is called Julie.
Soccer Locker: Carl Cort (Wimbledon)
What Tim did Before Soccer Locker: Played the guitar.
Can He Kick It? Guest: George Parris (ex West Ham)
Could He Kick It? No - the Cat saved it.
Episode 1 : 1/2/1999
January. 02,1999
Fans of the Week: Leeds
Footballer Guest: Chris Perry (Wimbledon)
Other Guest: Mark Foster (fastest swimmer in the world) (supports Spurs)
Footballing Phono Nono's
1. Liverpool Xmas party 2. Chelsea can't score 3. Forest are doomed 4. Arsenal indiscipline 5. Referee inconsistency
Soccer Locker: George Boateng (Coventry)
What Tim did Before Soccer Locker: Mountain Biking
Can He Kick It? Guest: Gordon Hill (ex Manchester United)
Could He Kick It? Yes
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