
Show Notes
In the hot seat today is Sean Davis, diving head into stories around his time at Fulham including seeing Michael Jackson, how bumping a taxi lead to the start of his career and an infamous argument about doing a naked lap around the training ground.
Coming through was part of the Fulham Wednesday club alongside the likes of Chris Coleman, Andy Melville, Kit Simmons & Lee Clark. Going out on Wednesday nights in Wimbledon is always a dangerous game when the assistant manager is driving around.
He talks candidly about his nightmare spell at Spurs the clashes with Harry Redknapp, being humiliated in training by Martin Jol, sending a rogue text from the physio's phone, and the heartbreak of being left off the bench for the FA Cup Final despite having eight tickets for his family.
Sean also tells the story of the Kingsbridge financial scandal that devastated him and dozens of other footballers losing money he didn't even know was gone, HMRC turning up at his door, and the darkest moment of his life driving home from Oxford.
Plus: the Eggy Buff king holds court, the card school that hid from Glenn Little, Dean Kylie punching him on the M27, and Mark Crossley timing how long it took bouncers to pull his trousers up.
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