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Brett Ormerod interview: Together in Tangerine dreams – Blackpool legend and the improbable anthem

by Christian BrookesPosted onOctober 7, 2020October 7, 2020

‘Who put the ‘Pool in the Premier League?’ Brett Ormerod, as the song has it, but even the man himself says there was a hidden squad member – a world-renowned one at that – with an unforgettable part in Blackpool’s…

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Jermaine Beckford interview: Interludes to intermissions – Back to the stage for Preston’s master marksman

by Christian BrookesPosted onAugust 4, 2016February 3, 2018

Goals have been the native language as Jermaine Beckford has made himself heard throughout the past decade, with plot twists a plenty to contend with for the Preston North End striker. Continuity is often an elusive ingredient in the modern…

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Chris Humphrey interview: Preston’s Reggae Boy on the riddim exclusive

by Christian BrookesPosted onApril 20, 2015February 3, 2018

Although winger Chris Humphrey is certainly no outsider when it comes to Jamaica, the Preston North End number seven’s Reggae Boyz teammates have him feeling like a vinyl lover with free reign in a record store when they showcase their…

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Carlo Nash interview: Chilis fan Potters keeper not big on Ricardo’s reggae!

by Christian BrookesPosted onSeptember 8, 2011April 7, 2012

Although his spells as a first-choice goalkeeper in his career have been somewhat sporadic, Stoke City’s Carlo Nash is an experienced name in and around the top level of English football and as a Red Hot Chili Peppers fan he…

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Darren Carter interview: Music a key fixture in Brum promotion hero’s life

by Christian BrookesPosted onJuly 9, 2011April 7, 2012

As the 18-year-old in 2002 who scored the winning penalty to secure Birmingham City’s  promotion to the Premier League, Darren Carter has taken music with him throughout a career which had such a soundtrack-worthy beginning.

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Beginning in 2011, Beats & Rhymes FC features interviews with current and former footballers from around the world, combining their career and personal stories with music talk.

First albums, how bands and artists colourise their lives off the pitch, to the select few who’ve swapped the stadium for the studio. Players from across the men’s and women’s game share their soundtrack, as well as teammate talk, memories and lessons from their life in football.

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