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Verified comparison at content.Sport.Social.com.U.K. forward slash comparison. Hello and welcome to the Football for Kids podcast with me, Darren Reese.

And welcome to another brand new episode here on Football for Kids.

Now, today is going to be a little bit different to what we usually do.

Normally, we'd be exploring the lives and stories and the journeys of players, clubs, managers,

and everything in between.

Now, the idea around this episode has come from you wonderful listeners and many of your parents too.

Because over the last few years, so many of you have written to me to tell me about your match day adventures.

You've told me about the first time you've climbed those huge stadium steps, the smell of chips in the

air, scarves spinning around your head, the noise when your team walks out, you've seen

unbelievable goals, last minute winners, penalty shoots out drama, and you've even seen

your heroes in real life right there in front of you, not just through a screen.

Some of you have stood inside the most historic, iconic stadiums in the world, places where football memories live forever.

And I think you'll know it is magical.

However, some of you have also told me something else. That sometimes,

sitting nearby, there are fans shouting so loudly it feels like your ears might pop,

and not always in the most fun, cheering, singing kind of way. It's pretty rare that people are like this, but it does

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