
Show Notes
As Manchester United celebrate the release of Kings of the World, the new book charting the rise of the side that became champions of England, Europe and the world, Wes Brown joins Helen Evans to put his contacts list to the test.
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Armed with nothing more than his phone book, Wes attempts to video call former team-mates from that iconic era to see who will answer. Along the way, Nani and Rafael share their memories of the dressing room, the winning mentality that defined the squad and the standards that drove the team to success.
Later, co-author Joe Ganley joins the podcast to discuss the stories behind Kings of the World, revealing what he learned while researching one of the most successful periods in Manchester United's history. Wes also reflects on the club's unforgettable run to Champions League glory in 2008 and the moments that still stand out today.
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