Episode 164 – Putting off Falcao

The Kickabout With Johnny Vaughan

Radio X

Comedy

4.9 • 1.3K Ratings

🗓️ 29 June 2019

⏱️ 34 minutes

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Summary

How do you put off Radamel Falcao? Find out in this week’s Kickabout – but don’t forget, he’s a good looking boy. You can hear The Kickabout live on Radio X from 11am every Saturday, and if you want to take the boys Around Your Ground or introduce them to your mates in the Sunday League Of Extraordinary Gentlemen then get in touch on kickabout@radiox.co.uk

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0:00.0	Matt is enjoying a rare day off, feet up, footy on.
0:03.8	But the platelets from his last blood donation are definitely not having a day off.
0:09.0	Having cancer is really hard.
0:11.1	The chemo makes me feel super tired.
0:13.3	I need platelet transversions a lot.
0:15.2	They help me feel a bit better so I can hang out with my friends.
0:18.4	Matt doesn't know me, but thanks to giving types like him, I can keep going.
0:22.8	By giving blood, you can be there for someone without being there.
0:26.3	Save up to three lives in one hour.
0:28.2	Book now at blood.com.
0:29.4	The kickabout with Johnny Vaughn.
0:32.5	Radio X. Oh, Welcome to the kickabout.
0:46.3	Do you like my Saturday noise there?
0:48.3	Go on.
0:49.3	Oh, oh, welcome to the kickabout.
0:52.3	Is that the noise you make when you say, I'm not feeling too good, actually.
0:58.9	Oh.
1:00.2	No, I'm not. Actually, I said that's that tone. How are you?
1:03.9	I'm not feeling too good, actually.
1:06.1	That's mid-tone.
1:07.2	Do you know what my wife does when she says that?
1:08.7	Well, she always says, I think it was that wine.
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