Chelsea Crises, Gunners’ Grit, and a Golden Globe Guest

Hawksbee and Jacobs Daily

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Comedy, Sports, Sports & Recreation

4.5 • 808 Ratings

🗓️ 13 April 2026

⏱️ 61 minutes

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Summary

Paul Hawksbee and Andy Jacobs return with a packed show, starting with a fiery look at the situation at Stamford Bridge. Andy doesn't hold back on his frustrations regarding Chelsea’s recent form, culminating in a blunt call for Liam Rosenior to move on from the club.

Shifting focus to North London, Arsenal legend Perry Groves joins the studio to explain why he remains remarkably confident in the Gunners' direction despite the noise.

The sporting conversation continues with former Brighton goalkeeper David Stockdale, who drops in to share his specialist perspective on the game and his time between the posts.

Finally, the show takes a star-studded turn with Golden Globe winner and professional boxer Paul Walter Hauser, who discusses the unique intersection of life in the Hollywood spotlight and the grit of the boxing ring.

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0:00.0	This is Paul Hawksbyn.
0:00.9	And Andy Jacobson.
0:01.7	And this is the H&J Daily featuring some of the best bits of this afternoon's show. Well, Perry Groves joined us. So we were all in a foul mood. Me, Andy, and Perry, because all our teams got... Tremendous, was there? We've ploughed on and we brought you a game-by-game review of the entire Premier League weekend, fighting back the tears.
0:22.1	We were also joined by the actor.
0:24.5	If the name isn't familiar, the face would be.
0:26.8	He's been in lots of big Hollywood films.
0:29.4	He's an Emmy and Golden Globe winning actor.
0:32.3	And a wrestler these days.
0:33.8	He's turned to professional wrestling, Paul Walter Houser.
0:36.7	So we did that.
0:37.3	And David Stockdale joined us as well.
0:41.7	We had a chat with him. He's bought his local club
0:44.5	Farsley, formerly Farsley Celtic
0:47.8	and we had a bit of a chat and we kept it cleaned
0:51.3	and we thankfully. We did, yeah. Anyway, here it all is.
0:53.7	Anyway, here it all is.
1:01.1	Good afternoon, everyone, good afternoon, Andy.
1:02.0	Afternoon, Paul.
1:06.3	And front page news today, John Terry has joined a syndicate to buy cultures.
1:08.2	We're going to talk about that later on, yeah.
1:10.2	Give it another couple of years under Blue Co. We'll be playing them. Oh, yeah. That's good to John Terry Darby. The Chelsea Consortium, have somebody in it named Jose Feliciano. Really? He must be blind if he can't see what a terrible job they're doing of running this club. Probably not the same bloke. Why doesn't he light a fire under them? Honestly, both on the pitch and off the pitch. They're losing a fortune. The team is terrible. I mean, this is the worst. Normally I'd be sympathetic, but I would argue that my jeopardy is somewhat greater than yours. It is, but the problem is, like you could see it coming last year. I can see it coming for next season. The longer they keep Liam Rossini, the worse it will be. This isn't personal.
1:44.5	Nothing against the bloat as a bloat. But as a coach, he is massively out of his depth. It's so clear. You played quite well first half yesterday. Did we? I don't think they did. I don't. I don't think you created chances. They were a bit adamant. Not really. Blimey. And the second half was pathetic.
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