What happened to the Football Ramble?
For the 2019–20 season the football ramble went daily, and in the summer of 2020 the ramble team was expanded to include Kate Mason, Jules Breach and Vithushan Ehantharajah on the regular shows, with Dotun Adebayo being the new host of the revived On The Continent show.
Who presents the Football Ramble?
by Stak Go to website Football Ramble Presents delivers unrivalled insight and captivating stories that stretch far beyond the ninety minutes on the pitch.
Who is Kate Mason?
About — Kate Mason. Sky Sports News Presenter and Football Rambler. Kate is an experienced TV and radio presenter known for her on-screen warmth and command of her subject. She spent two years as a lead anchor for Sky Sports News, after being poached from beIN SPORTS in Qatar, where she worked as a football presenter.
Is Pete Donaldson?
Peter Donaldson (born 30 April 1981) is an English podcaster and radio presenter. He featured on the Danny Wallace Saturday show on Xfm, and the Alex Zane breakfast show and is currently one of the presenters on The Football Ramble, Wrestle Me and The Luke and Pete Show podcasts....Pete DonaldsonYears active2006–present4 more rows
Football Ramble
The Football Ramble is a must-listen for any discerning fan that enjoys the more entertaining side of the world’s favourite sport - broadcasting five days a week during the football season!
About the show
United by their passion for football and an inability to take themselves seriously, Marcus Speller, Jules Breach, Kate Mason, Luke Moore, Vithushan Ehantharajah, Pete Donaldson, Andy Brassell and Jim Campbell are here every weekday to react to the game's big stories.
Upfront: Birmingham stun the Gunners, the transfer window opens, and financial stability in the Championship
Upfront is back for 2022! Join Flo Lloyd-Hughes, Rachel O'Sullivan and Chloe Morgan every Tuesday for your definitive guide to the biggest stories in women's football. Today, after a shock defeat to an excellent Birmingham City, we wonder what Arsenal need to stop their lacklustre slide.
Upfront: Celebrating inclusivity and acceptance in women's football
We've got a slightly different episode of Upfront to round off the year as Flo, Rachel and Chloe sit down for a conversation about sexuality, openness and acceptance within women's football. The game has always been a safe space of inclusivity and acceptance for those on the pitch, in the stands and in the press box.
Ramble Meets... Ryan Babel
On today's Ramble Meets... we're joined by a household name and one of modern's football's polymaths: it's Galatasaray and Netherlands forward, Ryan Babel! Ryan sits down with Andy to recap a diverse career that's taken him to Turkey, England, Spain and Germany.
On The Continent: It's Always Sunny in Sevilla
Look away, La Liga establishment: the Andalusians are coming. Dotun, Andy and David Cartlidge wave through the distant - but very welcome - title charges from two of Seville's finest.
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United by their passion for football and an inability to take themselves seriously, Marcus Speller, Jules Breach, Kate Mason, Luke Moore, Vithushan Ehantharajah, Pete Donaldson, Andy Brassell and Jim Campbell are here every weekday to react to the game's big stories.
Aarhus! In the middle of our street
Jack Wilshere's back in town, baby! Never mind the injuries, the age or the penchant for a cheeky dart behind some bins - reserve that man a spot on Gareth's Qatar Barge.
The Preview Show: Beaten by a WiFi password
Come for the defensive capitulations, stay for a Valentine’s Day meal with Claudio Ranieri - we’ve got all bases covered on today’s Preview Show, sponsored by Betway! Kate, Luke and Andy recap some continental capers for Leicester and Rangers, before looking ahead to a nostalgia throwback of a Premier League weekend: more red cards for Arsenal and Elland Road warming up the cauldron of hate for Manchester United! Tweet us @FootballRamble and email us here:....
Big Brendy Energy
Kate, Andy and Jim settle in for another Champions League chinwag, as Liverpool kept an enthusiastic Inter at arm's length and Bayern nearly fell victim to a fizzy can of rasenball.
Sit down, drink water, relax
Pep Guardiola can take his own advice after his plucky underdogs blew Sporting to smithereens over in Lisbon last night. Strange that they're still only the world's seventh best team, behind Al Ahly and Palmeiras. Marcus, Pete and Vish work that one out before revelling in more Mbappé magic and Messi mishaps.
Duck, duck, duck, Bruce
Plenty of chat to stick into that slither of a gap between the Premier League and European midweeks, as Proper Championship Man Steve Bruce got his West Brom rescue off and running at The Hawthorns. Well, they drew an offensively poor game 0-0, but alas.
The Preview Show: On Marcelo's Secret Service
Leeds vs Everton this weekend means Marcus, Luke and Andy can reminisce about Spygate ahead of Lampard vs Bielsa. Any secret report into Everton's training sessions recently would probably just read "my word, they're shite." Elsewhere, Arsenal and Wolves get down in the mud and Liverpool quietly go about their impressive regeneration.