Show Notes
Ross MacDonald from The 1975 returns to the podcast to talk about Macclesfield’s remarkable FA Cup run this season. Ross was there for the huge win against holders Crystal Palace, and he relives the atmosphere, the euphoria and what the cup run has meant for the club and its supporters. He also chats to Piers and Woody about an epic charity cycle ride he has coming up and plenty more besides. Click here to sponsor Ross
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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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