Episodes

  • 12: Graeme Swann

    12: Graeme Swann
    Apr 29 2020
    Graeme Swann, former England cricketer takes on Colin Murray at 52, leaving the usual interview questions to the bottom of the pile.

    Talking about the one sport he really hates, the biggest regret of his life and his love of Eurovision - plus they're surprised by a special appearance from the one and only David Lloyd.

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    34 mins
  • 11: Stuart Pearce

    11: Stuart Pearce
    Apr 29 2020
    Stuart Pearce, former Nottingham Forest and England footballer, sits down with Colin Murray for an interview like no other as they play 52.

    He reveals his most embarrassing moments - including some ripped trousers and women’s underwear, talks about the proudest moment of his life - and opens up about who the ‘real’ Brian Clough was.

    As ever with Stuart Pearce, expect some bizarre and hilarious stories.

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    31 mins
  • 9: Tony Bellew

    9: Tony Bellew
    Apr 22 2020
    Tony Bellew, former WBC Cruiserweight world champion, swaps the gloves for a deck of Colin Murray’s 52 cards.

    Talking about the inspirational man who forged his career, the greatest boxer he met in the ring, the bizarre encounter with Tyson Fury in a hotel and of course, his former nemesis David Haye - revealing the one question he wants to ask him….

    The answer is coming up in our next episode!

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    32 mins
  • 10: David Haye

    10: David Haye
    Apr 22 2020
    David Haye, former Cruiserweight and Heavyweight champion of the world, sits down with Colin Murray to face the unpredictable deck of 52 cards.

    He opens up about his most humiliating moment, reminisces about his first kiss, talks about the one moment in history he would use a time machine on - and reveals his answer to the question Tony Bellew put to him...

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    33 mins
  • 7: Dion Dublin

    7: Dion Dublin
    Apr 15 2020
    Dion Dublin, former Manchester United, Aston Villa, Leicester City, Norwich and Coventry footballer hits the deck of 52 with Colin Murray.

    Discussing bucket list items to tick off, the first person he ever idolised, his favourite musical artist - and how he came to live with action man Jason Statham!

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    31 mins
  • 8: Fallon Sherrock

    8: Fallon Sherrock
    Apr 15 2020
    Fallon Sherrock, darts player and Queen of the Palace takes on Colin Murray in her most random and unique interview yet.

    Her chosen cards reveal embarrassing moments, ultimate pinch me moments - and she relives her incredible performance at the PDC World Darts Championship.

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    26 mins
  • 6: Sol Campbell

    6: Sol Campbell
    Apr 8 2020
    Sol Campbell, former Tottenham, Arsenal and England player - and current manager of Southend United manager - shuffles up with Colin Murray leaving the questions asked to pure chance.

    In this insightful chat he answers ‘what’s next?’ for him as a manager and for the current situation in football, reveals the one thing he would change about himself - and admits to his proudest accolade in his career so far.

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    31 mins
  • 5: Michael Vaughan

    5: Michael Vaughan
    Apr 8 2020
    Michael Vaughan, former England Cricket captain and current commentator, leaves the questions he must face to fate as Colin Murray turns his deck of 52 cards.

    Revealing his weird tendencies, his ultimate crush (male and female) and recounting some brilliant moments - he describes the one true gift his sporting career has given him.

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    35 mins