Episode 447 - We Need Fresh Legs

The Kickabout With Johnny Vaughan

Radio X

Comedy

4.8 • 1.3K Ratings

🗓️ 1 February 2025

⏱️ 37 minutes

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Summary

This week, hear how adding a pit lane would improve the game of football and what really happened in Scottie Scheffler's kitchen. Plus, we're joined by the face of rugby, John Inverdale, to celebrate the start of The Six Nations 2025.

You can hear The Kickabout live on Radio X from 11am every Saturday. Get in touch on [email protected]

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0:00.0	So I was thinking I'd take you to Bistro Victoire tonight for our anniversary.
0:04.8	Nice idea, but that's in Paris and it's ages till payday. Let's just order in.
0:09.6	I'm being serious. The flights in hotel are already booked, unless you don't want to.
0:14.2	I'll be ready in five.
0:16.2	So what do you want for dessert? I know a great place in Rome.
0:20.1	With deposits from just £25 per person and flexible payment plans,
0:24.7	you can afford to go the extra mile.
0:26.9	That's the power of love holidays.
0:29.0	At all protected.
0:32.1	This is a global player original podcast.
0:35.6	The Kickabout with Johnny Vaughan.
0:38.0	Ray, D-O-X.
0:44.3	Good morning, cheer, welcome to Kickabout.
0:51.7	It's an alternative...
0:53.4	What?
0:54.2	I'm Johnny Vaughn. That's Gavin. Was you right, Gav?
0:57.5	Did you say Kekabot?
0:59.8	Why did you suddenly say...
1:01.1	When you talk about sport, you automatically go a little bit Scottish?
1:05.6	No, I'm just saying it's the start of the Six Nations weekend. What? What?
1:12.0	I'm not trying to... You're just the stare at the...
1:14.5	I'm not doing anything.
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