In Injury Time 27, we continue our draft journey through the World Cups, focusing this time on the tournaments in Chile in ’62 🇨🇱 and England in ’66 🏴.

Al has been comprehensively battered in both our previous World Cup drafts, but he is on home turf here having lived in both countries. With his pride and reputation at stake, can he dig as deep as his heroes of ’66 ⚽ and claim his first victory in our World Cup draft series?

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In Episode 57, we take on a seemingly impossible task — getting to know the unknowable ⚽🔍. Bobby Moore was England’s World Cup captain in 1966 🏆. He is a colossus of English football, the first name on the all-time England XI and no doubt captain too.

But so great is the Moore legend that Moore the man is something of a mystery 🤔. But as we learn in Matt Dickinson’s biography Bobby Moore: The Man in Full 📖, he was a mystery even to many who actually knew him.

Please do join us as we try to figure him out — the World Cup win in ’66 🏆, the bracelet incident in ’70 💎, and many, many half pints of lager in a pub somewhere near Upton Park 🍺.

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In Injury Time 26 🎙️⚽, we are doing our 1950s World Cups draft 🏆🔥

With the Nasazzi’s baton 🏏 securely in Johnny’s clutches after the first of our World Cup draft series, can Alistair muster the forces of the ’50s to wrest it from him? 💪⚡

Join us as we learn about some of the quirkier elements of international football in the 1950s (qualification by coin toss you say? 🪙😅) and chat about some of the players we knew — and a few that we didn’t 👀📚

The fifties was when the World Cup started to be televised 📺✨ and things really started to get sexy 😎🔥

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