Show Notes
This week, Andy Bush joins Piers and Woody. Best known from Guestimators, Scarred For Life and Absolute Radio, Andy is a lifelong Everton fan and has plenty to say about the move from Goodison Park to the new Hill Dickinson Stadium, comparing old memories with shiny new realities and picking apart some of the flaws along the way. The conversation also drifts through Andy’s deep love for Everton and his general disdain for pretty much all other football. Plus chat about Canvey Island, watching players in the tunnel whilst you eat and more. WhatsApp us on +44 7457 404279
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Hosts - Chris "Woody" Wood and Piers Hewitt Producer - Will Nichols Production Company - Lock It In Studio Artwork - Stuart Byford, David Shields, Charlie Thomas
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