﻿The unimportance of England’s disappointing but decent final matchweek in the world’s unimaginable year. Gadsby and Gadsby Jr review England’s final matches of 2020.

Gadsby's England

Disappointing, decent, unimportant: Gadsby's England, ep. 53

Gadsby reviews England's shock defeat to Denmark at Wembley and looks back at an eventful week on and off the pitch for the Three Lions. With guest Nik Goldman, a.k.a. The Goldster.

Wales, Belgium, Denmark, and Drama: Gadsby's England, ep. 52

From The Tap In, South London, Gadsby and Gadsby Jr discuss England’s 2-1 victory over Belgium.

Better than the best in the world? Gadsby's England, ep. 51

Gadsby, alone and abandoned, previews England’s home matches against Belgium and Denmark in the Nations League—plus the Wales add-on.

England’s triple double bill: Gadsby's England, ep. 50

From Copenhagen, Gadsby reviews England’s tepid draw with Denmark. The Goldster joins from Leeds with his take on Kalvin Phillips and this troubled week for England.

Dull and dire in Denmark draw: Gadsby's England, ep. 49

And even though the world was not what it once was, they returned... That’s right, like an old gunslinger rolling back into town with one last score to settle, England are back... (Except it would be more of a gunslinger with a good balance of youth and experience going to a few towns, but I digress). Gadsby and Gadsby Jr. preview the second Nations League tournament as England prepare to take on Iceland.

In a Reykjavik state-of-mind: Gadsby's England, ep. 48

Gadsby is joined by the ever-changing hairstyle that is Gadsby, who finds his way back into the season-less new Gadsby’s England football reality. A Premier League review (parts one and two), the Champions League’s mini-tournament format—do we like it?, and wait a minute, is that the sound of lions roaring in the distance..?

There are no more seasons: Gadsby's England, ep. 47

What it means to Liverpool fans around the world as, from Tulum, Mexico, Englishman Gadsby talks to honourary American Scouser, Arash Majdi, about his beloved Reds, Premier League champions at last. Arash picks out his favourite English Liverpool players and offers some forthright views on England from a unique outside-the-bubble perspective. Plus, the latest on how and when international football resumes in this new Covid world, a provisional schedule for Euro 2021, and a continuing look at players who have the extra year to impress Gareth Southgate.

The Mersey runs through it: Gadsby's England, ep. 46

On day 7,829 of lockdown, Gadsby and Gadsby Jr discuss a different, strange new distance between fans and their teams. Believe it or not, Sven-Goran Eriksson admits he got it wrong—even that he should have turned down the England job. Plus, football will return, but just how different will it look? And the Gadsbys’ favourite-ever England goals.

Coronavirus Candor: even Sven admits fault: Gadsby's England, ep. 45

Gringo Gadsby and Grumpy Gadsby Jr, so far straitjacket-free, review the latest lockdown news and look back at two classics against an enemy far away in space and time...

Don’t cry for me, just stay seven years apart: Gadsby's England, ep. 44

Gadsby and Gadsby Jr come up with an ingenious response to zero football by looking back at great football matches in England’s history—and who else would’ve thought of that at this current time?! Each of them picks an England game played before either of their arrivals into this fraught penalty area we call life. Plus, as the the world remains in pause, what should players and clubs be doing with their toilet paper right now (we used to call it “money”)?

Once Upon A Time in Lockdown...Gadsby's England, ep. 43

Gadsby Jr finally turns up after three weeks. Luckily not much has happened in that time. With Euro 2020 postponed, with the domestic season hanging by a thread, Gadsby and Gadsby Jr discuss all the implications, scenarios, and monumental challenges that now face world football in an unprecedented—and unreal—moment in history. Has it even got to the point where both players and fans might have to do the unthinkable—read a book?!

So what else is going on, then? Gadsby's England, ep. 42

For the third week running, Gadsby Jr is kept in quarantine. Gadsby is joined in Los Angeles by our show editor—and proper football pundit—Marshall Ingham (yes, of THAT Ingham stock), to talk about the probable end of football in 2020; are the European Championships now a goner? If so, when else would they be held? With not much to look forward to, we look back at Marshall’s favourite England players, best and worst England memories, and the current (well, pre-corona) state of Southgate’s team. Watch—but don’t sneeze.

One Marshall, one world gone mad: Gadsby's England, ep. 41

Gadsby manages to hold off Gadsby Jr for another week and is joined—and about darn time, too—by stateside’s Chelsea stalwart, Connor “American Take” Tibbetts. This week: the Gadsby’s England mid-season-injury masterplan begins to take shape as Kane and Rashford hit the road to recovery. Foden—surely it’s time. The Nations League—England fans in dreamland with first away trip to Iceland. And all the other Chelsea news...wait, Chelsea? Leave the podcast description alone, Connor...

The GE England masterplan, the Icelandic jackpot, and An American Take: Gadsby's England, ep. 40

This week, Gadsby’s England veteran Keith Golding is the guest, knocking Gadsby Jr off his perch. On the show, the injuries: are England now in crisis? The shambles of VAR: what should—or can—UEFA do to improve it for Euro 2020? Plus the latest on the Manchester City saga and the Blues’ England players, and of course a roundup of all other England news.

Is it time for Panic? Gadsby's England, ep. 39

The all-new Gadsby's England podcast, from the only show in the world dedicated exclusively to the England football team. Gadsby and Gadsby Jr. bring you England news, features, stories, special guests, and, well, anything you want to know about Gareth Southgate's new young team. With new recruit, show producer Lisa LeRoux.

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