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The Anfield Wrap

Jack Hunter-Spivey: What Football Means To Me

The Anfield Wrap

The Anfield Wrap

Music, Sports, Soccer

4.72K Ratings

🗓️ 1 December 2025

⏱️ 48 minutes

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Summary

The latest edition of 'What Football Means To Me' features Great British Paralympic medalist and comedian Jack Hunter-Spivey to talk about his love of Liverpool Football Club and his life supporting the Reds.Adam Smith hosts for The Anfield Wrap... Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0

This podcast is part of the Sports Social Podcast Network.

0:04.7

You're listening to The Amfield Rap. My name's Adam Smith and this is what football means to me.

0:11.8

In this episode, I'm speaking with Jack Hunter Spider. Jack would be known to listeners of the

0:17.2

Amfield Rap as a regular contributor to shows. He'll also be known thanks to the fact

0:21.8

that he won a bronze medal at the Paralympics in Tokyo. As Jack explains, though, he might not

0:28.4

have been a Liverpool supporter if he'd followed in the footsteps of his other Nana. I was born in

0:33.4

Anfield on Venmo, so if anyone knows that that it's literally the street going down towards a stadium

0:37.5

so I could see Anfield at my bedroom window so that's probably my first

0:41.7

interaction with football is what is that big absolute mecca in front of us

0:46.0

right okay so I mean you were almost destined to be a Liverpool fan there I guess

0:51.5

yeah in my family there was no choice so like my dad's side Is a big Liverpool fans My mum's side have got mixed With Inevit in Liverpool My dad used to take me The match and stuff When I was a little bit older So yeah Liverpool was always the club for me There was no other choice Where I was from like Yeah I mean I say that But many years ago, I did Blood Brothers and one of the guys in the cast was born on the road, or grew up, should say on the road, were Gooders and Parkers. And he's a Man United fan. Wow. And so, you know, there is a world, I guess, in which you could have been. But do you know why your parents ended up living there? Was it because of Amfield, or was that just a coincidence? I think most of my family are from around that way. We moved when I was little from that house, so I don't remember that house too much. I remember bits about it, but my nan lived at the top of Vemore. You could see the stadium outside of her house. She was actually a staunch Evanton fan, which is a bit funny. Okay, there you go. So she was in like a cell to accommodation at the bottom of Moe. You could see the stadium outside of her house. She was actually a staunch Evanton fan

1:44.3

which is a bit

1:44.7

funny.

1:44.9

Oh, okay.

1:45.3

There you go.

1:45.6

She was in like

1:46.0

a cell to

1:46.3

accommodation

1:46.8

at the bottom

1:47.9

of that road.

1:48.5

So ever since I've

1:50.1

been a kid,

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