The Football Gods
By Voiceworks Sport
Their names are part of football folklore. They are often turned to in times of need. They can be a fan’s last resort... but who are “The Football Gods”?
This podcast gives famous faces the ultimate footballing role: total power over the beautiful game. Listen as they shape football to their whim and ultimately become The Football Gods.
Join our hosts, broadcaster Kate Mason and journalist Tim Spiers, as we ponder the all-important questions such as; “Which player would you send to hell?”, “What flavour pie would be considered the food of the Gods?” and “Which game would you watch forever?”
Given the power, how would you change football?
The Football Gods is a Voiceworks: Sport Production.
This podcast gives famous faces the ultimate footballing role: total power over the beautiful game. Listen as they shape football to their whim and ultimately become The Football Gods.
Join our hosts, broadcaster Kate Mason and journalist Tim Spiers, as we ponder the all-important questions such as; “Which player would you send to hell?”, “What flavour pie would be considered the food of the Gods?” and “Which game would you watch forever?”
Given the power, how would you change football?
The Football Gods is a Voiceworks: Sport Production.
Latest episode
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Mark Wood is a Football God: "Chris Woakes is a lovely footballer but never tries because he's a fast bowler..."
This week’s Football God is cricketer Mark Wood. He reveals who on his team is best at football, why Vinnie Jones is his boy and how he became a supporter of AFC Wimbledon. -
Justin Moorhouse is a Football God: “The 85-86 Man United side was one of the most beautiful sides I’ve ever seen”
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Matt Murray is a Football God: ‘I’d have R9, Haaland and Bully upfront for Wolves’
Matt Murray is a former professional footballer, sports reporter and pundit. As a player he was a football goalkeeper who spent his entire career at Wolves, making 100 appearances for the club. -
Alex Lowe is a Football God “I go for the underdogs, I don’t want to see Man City stroll around”
Alex Lowe explains his love for two teams, how he’s making half time more interesting and why he’ll always support an underdog. -
Bradley James is a Football God: "If Erling Haaland wants to play on the same team as Kevin De Bruyne, then one of them's going to have to take a pay cut"
You might know Actor Bradley James from the TV series Damien where he plays the antichrist or the BBC’s Merlin but he is also an Arsenal fan and a massive England fan. In today’s Football Gods he talks salary caps, local players for local teams and t… -
Tubes is a Football God: “I would eradicate half and half scarves”
Tubes discusses his early memories of football and his deep connection to Chelsea. No subject is off limits, from hotdogs to blue cards and how being sober has changed his experience of going to matches. -
Emile Heskey is a Football God: “I would probably damn to hell, Thierry Henry…”
Emile Heskey discusses his early athletic endeavours, his transition to football, supporting Leicester City and meeting his football idols. -
Jim Daly is a Football God: ‘As God, I would make all the food at every ground, in a pie’
Comedian Jim Daly recalls Crystal Palace's glory season under Steve Bruce, expresses his admiration for Jack Grealish’s calves and reveals who he’s damning to hell. -
Conor Coady is a Football God: “Racism. It’s the one thing I would take away from football”
Conor Coady discusses his move from Wolves to Leicester, his early football memories, banning racism from the game and expresses his desire to improve VAR as his first act as Football God. -
Lynsey Hooper is a Football God: “For teams without big budgets, a long throw is their secret weapon”
This week’s Football God is sports journalist Lynsey Hooper. In her role as God, Lynsey is banishing the 1921 FA President, wiping a 2012 West Brom, Wolves match from history and introducing klaxons and pedometers to the game.
