08/04/2017 MOTD Kickabout

Hello footy fans. Ben Cajee reporting for duty. Welcome to

another action packed Kick About. Here's what's coming up in today's

show. Find out what happens when we meet a City fan fresh from recording

the Jamie Johnson podcast and we have more brilliant skills

videosment All that -- videos. All that and

more to come. Of course, we've got this. I've been looking forward to

this. It's the Kick About goal alert. Look at this! It's the goal

alert. I was told it could go off at any time. Here are the goals.

Wow, some crackers in there. Don't worry we've got more goals still to

come. First, here are some of the weird and wonderful stories from the

footy world this week. Many big clubs claim celebrity fans.

Olly Murs and Man United. Doncaster Rovers have Louis Tom Lynnson. Last

weekend James Bond blew his cover and showed his cover as a Liverpool

fan at Anfield. Halesowen town were left asking who left the dug out.

Their game was invaded by puppies. Check out that skill, pace and the

movement. Sign him up boys. He could wear the number K 9, get it? The

Premier League is really hotting up. And there was drama in mid-week as

Spurs scored three in the dying minutes against Swansea to keep

their title hopes alive as Chelsea maintained their seven-point cushion

with a win against Man City. But the really big news in British football

is that one major league title has already been sewn up. Celtic have

been crowned champions of the Scottish Premiership. Cue Kolo Toure

having a dance. It's no wonder they're happy. Celtic

haven't lost all season and it's their sixth title in a row. They

really did it in style. Check this out.

Congratulations to Celtic again. The Premiership may be settled, but

there's still plenty to look forward to for Scottish footy fans, not

least the women's euros in the summer, when Scotland's first game

is against England. Thelinesses -- the lionesses announced their squad

this week. We caught up with manager Mark Sampson to get the low down.

When I'm thinking about the final squad there's so many things to

consider to get it right. You're aware it's such an important call.

Only once every two years you get the chance to go to a major

tournament. The most important consideration is what will it take

to win and who are the right people to bring on this journey to help us

win. Without a shadow of a doubt the most important part of the

tournament is the high pressure, is the no tomorrow feeling of games

where you know if you lose you go home, and if you win, you stay and

fight another day. We're excited to get over to Holland and find a way

to win six matches in a way, which is what we need to do to win this

tournament. The game we're most looking forward to is the final.

We've been working two years to get ready for this tournament. But we've

got five real tough ones, starting with the old enemy in Scotland to

negotiate before that final. The World Cup brought great memories.

COMMENTATOR: Oh, yes! An absolute belter!

It's off the post and in, England lead! We can one, absolutely. We're

a team that have got a number of years' experience and great times as

a group, some hard times as well. We've learned from that and worked

hard time prove from. We definitely go to Holland in the summer as a

group who are confident, if we get everything right, we can bring this

trophy back for country. Great stuff. Thanks Mark. Well done

to all the England players who got the call, including Kick About's own

Alex Scott. You might remember she once got the better of Tyler at a

football Theme Park. Win e, winner, chicken dinner. Come

on, take a breath. How are you feeling? I can't talk at the moment.

When we sent her to put young stars through their paces, let's say she

got interrupted. Hi Kick About. I'm at a school in

North London. Oi, Scotty. Not you again. Yeah, we have a score to

settle. How about we pick a team and see who the best coach is. I'm blue

team. Obviously I'm going to be the red team.

Round two? Let's go. Scotty meet Tyler's tadpoles. What

kind of a name is that. That's good. What's yours? We don't need a name,

we do our talking on the pitch. We've got two nets over here. The

team who score the most wins, easy as that. Let's go.

Faster. Faster. Yes, one! So close. Unlucky. Accuracy is key. That's

powerful that one. Red team 1-0. Yeah! High five.

Challenge two, both teams need to dribble the ball through the cones

all the way to the other side and passbook to their team-mates, do you

think you can handle it? Yes! First team to get all their players to the

other side wins. Right. Bring it on tadpoles.

Do you like the name tadpoles? No. CHEERING

Tyler, you know it's 2-0 at the moment, how about I give you a

chance. This challenge let's do double or quits, all or nothing, how

about we end in a match? I believe in my tadpoles.

Let's go guys. I'm feeling quite happy right now

because I believe the score was 3-0. Yeah, unfortunately. We tried our

best. But I promise you, it's not over. There will be a round three. I

have to keep saying it, but bring it on.

CHEERING Brilliant. Thanks to all those who

took part and commiserations to Tyler and those tadpoles. You've

really got to love beating Tyler in any kind of challenge. You can catch

a great interview with Alex Scott on the first edition of the brand new

Jamie Johnson podcast. It's packed with footy chat, stars from the cast

and Man City superfan Braden. Tell me about the podcast. Why do I

need to listen? You just generally talking about football. It's fun. I

met dillon. Sadly he's a United fan. His real mate's Patrick. What else

did you do? We did a whistle, when you whoever can blow the final

whistle for the longest. Were you good at that? Yeah, no. The whistle

was terrible. You know loads about football because you're a big City

fan. Yeah. Who's your favourite player? I can't pick really, but if

I had to I'd go for Sergio. He's pretty good. We could do with him at

West Ham. He scores lots of goals. What's your favourite? Last season

against Begovic, against Chelsea. Nice goal. What's your favourite

colour, is it blue being a City fan or go for red like United? Blue. Not

red. Light blue. Sky blue. Yeah. If you could go to any country in the

world, this is a good question, where would you go? Belgium. Yeah?

Maybe you could go with De Bruyne. That would be cool. Yeah, that would

be cool. Was your favourite food. Come on. I've had steak before, only

once, because my dad thinks it's too expensive. There is that. What

skills are you going to teach me? What's your favourite trick, what do

you like doing? I like doing a Nasri turn. You use the side of your foot

and go. Like a 360. Yeah. I like you when you go on top of the ball and

spin. So like both feet. Maradonna. That's one of my favourites. I saw

your video. I watched it last night. With pep in the back of a cab. That

must have been a good surprise. It was fun, yeah. I saw what you spoke

about and you were talking about best players in the world and you

said you wanted Messi. If you could still have any player in the world,

would you have Messi or someone else? I'd have somebody else now

because Messi is at the end of his career. He's still a good player.

Yeah, he is. I'd go for Neymar. Maybe what you could be is Pep's

right hand man. Yeah. Would you be up for that? Yeah. How would you do

school work and that? Bring the school to the work or quit school

and do the work. I think you should do both.

It was so great to meet Braden. Be sure to check out the podcast if you

haven't already. Follow the link at the top of the Kick About website.

If Jamie was looking for more talented footballers to join him in

the show, I think we may have found some.

You have some serious skills. Fantastic stuff. Luke, with the

overhead. Luke, it's in. Arms in the air. What a celebration. Straight in

the bin. Look at that. Casual. Lovely. Jake, no way. The overhead

kick in the top corner. He even followed it up with a celebration.

Look at the technique on that. Top work. What a goal.

Fantastic skills. Please keep those videos coming in. We love seeing

them. Well, that's nearly full-time for Kickabout. Don't forget Match of

the Day at 7. 30 tomorrow morning on BBC One for a round up of this

weekend's Premier League games. Before we go, spare a thought for

amber Dean's story, who managed to miss this gaping open goal last

Tuesday. I feel for you. I've missed some

sitters, don't worry, you're not on your own. We leave you with some of

the best misses of all time. I think you're going to love this. See you.

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