Hawksbee and Jacobs Daily

Paul Hawksbee and Andy Jacobs are back with your daily dose of World Cup build-up and a full reaction to last night's England performance.

The brilliant Alex Brooker joins the show to share his thoughts on the Three Lions' chances this time around, plus we have a very special first appearance from Tinsel the Turkey, and we listen back to your predictions from the phone lines.

Later on, we chat with Gary Allen and Dave Arnold, the stars of the incredible new documentary Lost Down Mexico Way, about their wild footballing adventures.

We are back live from 10am on Friday morning, but if you missed any of the action, you can catch up right here on the podcast.
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Max Rushden and Charlie Baker hold down the fort one last time before the massive World Cup kick-off. On today's episode, Blur bassist Alex James joins the lads to talk about his life in music and how he is building up the ultimate hype for England’s upcoming tournament campaign.

Then, things take a highly unpredictable turn as Nigel Adderley drops by to help the boys debut a brand-new weather game.

Plus, award-winning comedian Dan Tiernan steps up to the microphone to chat about his highly anticipated upcoming live comedy tour.

This marks Max and Charlie's final show before the tournament begins, but don't worry, Paul Hawksbee and Andy Jacobs will be back in the hot seat starting tomorrow to bring you the vast majority of our daily World Cup podcasts from 1:00 PM.
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Paul Hawksbee and Andy Jacobs bring you a packed show tracking the massive breaking story in English cricket. The Cricketer's senior correspondent George Dobell joins the podcast to break down why he believes Test captain Ben Stokes is on the verge of stepping down and retiring from the sport entirely by the end of the day.
Shifting focus to football, former referee and broadcaster Christina Unkel helps make sense of the breaking World Cup controversy after top Somali referee Omar Artan was denied entry into the United States, completely ruling him out of officiating the tournament.

Plus, comedian and Watford die-hard Dee Allum stops by to discuss her wild plan to watch absolutely every single match of the tournament.

Finally, comedian and Evertonian Phil Nichol drops in to talk about returning to the Edinburgh Fringe for his first show in seven years, 'Aren't We Lucky'.

You can check out a detailed breakdown of the cricket breaking news on talkSPORT.com
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Paul Hawksbee and Andy Jacobs are back in the studio together to tackle the day's big sports talking points, starting with a very special tasting of the brand-new, limited-edition Pukka Pie. They are joined by Liverpool and England legend John Barnes, who shares his unique theories on how heat and altitude impact both elite football performance and pie tasting. Moving onto the pitch, John gets serious about the future of English football, stressing the immense value of youngsters like Max Downham and issuing a firm plea for the media and fans to leave Rio Ngumoha alone so he can develop in peace.

Plus, the lads cross over live to New York City to tap into the building energy ahead of the World Cup with Sun Sport presenter and West Ham fan Will Pugh.

Then, author Alex Hill joins the show to talk about his brilliantly titled new book, 'Why I Stuck A Flair Up My A*** For England'.

Finally, comedian and Liverpool supporter Jarlath Regan drops by to bring the laughs and share all the details on his brand-new comedy tour, 'Craic Pot'.

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Paul Hawksbee and Andy Jacobs are back to react to the massive breaking news that Tottenham have signed Andy Robertson.

They are joined by former England captain Terry Butcher to discuss his deeply moving and powerful new ITV documentary, Butcher: Invisible Wounds, as well as his reflections on the profound honour of representing his country on the world stage.

Plus, lifelong Liverpool fan Tony Evans drops by to debate whether Andoni Iraola is truly the right man to take the reins at Anfield, and US sports expert Todd Macklin brings everyone up to speed with a comprehensive round-up of the latest major talking points from across the Atlantic.

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