Wikipedia Wanderers

Its the end of the year, at that means its quiz time! Dave is asking Josh about this calendar year in football, this years Podcasts Episodes and the World Cup. And of course a number of tangents along the way!Wikipedia Wanderers is a copyright production and is owned by Josh Coull and Dave Nicholls. 

Its Season 5 and we are having a conversation around Erling Haaland and then formulating our complete strikers by pulling on ideal features from strikers old and new! And of course a number of tangents along the way! We look at a few of the clubs, players and Wikipedia pages in Episode 13 of Season 5. Wikipedia Wanderers is a copyright production and is owned by Josh Coull and Dave Nicholls. 

Its Season 5 and we are having a conversation around a team of people with the name David or Dave. Its the Dave Eleven time. Dave asks a number of questions around this phenomenon in Football, to start a conversation! And of course a number of tangents along the way! We look at a few of the clubs, players and Wikipedia pages in Episode 12 of Season 5. Wikipedia Wanderers is a copyright production and is owned by Josh Coull and Dave Nicholls. 

Its Season 5 and we are having a conversation around outfielders that end up in goal. Its Emergency Goalkeeper time. Dave asks a number of questions around this phenomenon in Football, to start a conversation! And of course a number of tangents along the way! We look at a few of the clubs, players and Wikipedia pages in Episode 11 of Season 5. Wikipedia Wanderers is a copyright production and is owned by Josh Coull and Dave Nicholls. 

Its Season 5 and we are having a conversation around centre backs that go up front in football. Josh asks a number of questions around this phenomenon in Football, and is it something only seen in England and what memories we have of defenders heading to the front line in football to start a conversation! And of course a number of tangents along the way! We look at a few of the clubs, players and Wikipedia pages in Episode 10 of Season 5. Wikipedia Wanderers is a copyright production and is owned by Josh Coull and Dave Nicholls. 

Its Season 5 and we are having a conversation around Serie A and Italian football. Dave asks a number of questions around Italian Football, the scandals and the memories of Serie A in football to start a conversation! And of course a number of tangents along the way! We look at a few of the clubs, players and Wikipedia pages in Episode 9 of Season 5. Wikipedia Wanderers is a copyright production and is owned by Josh Coull and Dave Nicholls. 

Its Season 5 and we are having a conversation around Hat Tricks in football. Josh asks Dave a number of questions around Hat Tricks in football to start a conversation! And of course a number of tangents along the way! We look at a few of the clubs, players and Wikipedia pages in Episode 8 of Season 5. Wikipedia Wanderers is a copyright production and is owned by Josh Coull and Dave Nicholls. 

Its Season 5 and we are having a conversation around Cult Heroes in football. Whoa re the Cult Heroes at your club, what did they do to deserve that status ?! What makes a good Cult Hero? Dave asks Josh a number of questions around last minute winner in football to start a conversation! And of course a number of tangents along the way! We look at a few of the clubs, players and Wikipedia pages in Episode 6 of Season 5. Wikipedia Wanderers is a copyright production and is owned by Josh Coull and Dave Nicholls. 

Its Season 5 and we are having a conversation around last minute winners in football. Is there any more joy than seeing your team score a last minute winner ?! Josh asks Dave a number of questions around last minute winner in football to start a conversation! And of course a number of tangents along the way! We look at a few of the clubs, players and Wikipedia pages in Episode 6 of Season 5. Wikipedia Wanderers is a copyright production and is owned by Josh Coull and Dave Nicholls. 

Its Season 5 and we are having a conversation around injuries in football. Is there any injury that you can't recover from in Premier League football ?! Dave asks Josh a number of questions around injuries in football to start a conversation! And of course a number of tangents along the way! We look at a few of the clubs, players and Wikipedia pages in Episode 5 of Season 5. Wikipedia Wanderers is a copyright production and is owned by Josh Coull and Dave Nicholls. 

Its Season 5 and we are having a conversation around all things Live Football, especially when you get to go to the Stadium. Are you a shouter, a chanter or a bit of sheep ! Josh asks Dave a number of questions around live football to start a conversation! And of course a number of tangents along the way! We look at a few of the clubs, players and Wikipedia pages in Episode 4 of Season 5. Wikipedia Wanderers is a copyright production and is owned by Josh Coull and Dave Nicholls. 

Its Season 5 and we are having a conversation around all things Transfers, especially why the big ones are generally always rubbish! Dave asks Josh a number of questions around Transfers to start a conversation the transfer window, the best type of transfers why so many of the expensive players don't perform! And of course a number of tangents along the way! We look at a few of the clubs, players and Wikipedia pages in Episode 3 of Season 5. Wikipedia Wanderers is a copyright production and is owned by Josh Coull and Dave Nicholls. 

Its Season 5 and we are having a conversation around The Puskas Award! Josh asks Dave a number of questions around The Puskas Award to start a conversation on the award for the best and most aesthetically pleasing goal of the calendar year! And of course a number of tangents along the way! We look at a few of the clubs, players and Wikipedia pages in Episode 1 of Season 5. Wikipedia Wanderers is a copyright production and is owned by Josh Coull and Dave Nicholls. 

Its Season 5 and we are having a conversation around Harry Kane! Dave asks Josh a number of questions around Harry Kane to start a conversation on England's all time record goalscorer and of course a number of tangents along the way! We look at a few of the clubs, players and Wikipedia pages in Episode 1 of Season 5. Wikipedia Wanderers is a copyright production and is owned by Josh Coull and Dave Nicholls. 

Its Season 4 and its open season on Wikipedia! We are diving into a discussion about Brazil at the 2002 World Cup and see how they were crowned the best in the world ! Its a trip down football lane and we look at the player's careers, where he played, the clubs, the managers and of course a number of tangents along the way! We look at a few of the clubs, players and Wikipedia pages in Episode 15 of Season 4. Wikipedia Wanderers is a copyright production and is owned by Josh Coull and Dave Nicholls. 

Its Season 4 and its open season on Wikipedia! We are diving into a discussion about Eric Cantona's career and see how it panned out for King Eric ! Its a trip down football lane and we look at the player's careers, where he played, the clubs, the managers and of course a number of tangents along the way! We look at a few of the clubs, players and Wikipedia pages in Episode 14 of Season 4. Wikipedia Wanderers is a copyright production and is owned by Josh Coull and Dave Nicholls. 

Its Season 4 and its open season on Wikipedia! We are diving into a discussion about Brian Robson's Middlesbrough squads of the late 90s ! Its a trip down football lane and we look at the player's careers, where the played, the clubs, the managers and of course a number of tangents along the way! We look at a few of the clubs, players and Wikipedia pages in Episode 13 of Season 4. Wikipedia Wanderers is a copyright production and is owned by Josh Coull and Dave Nicholls. 

Its Season 4 and its open season on Wikipedia! We are diving into a discussion about David O'Leary's Leeds United squad of the late 90s ! Its a trip down football lane and we look at the player's careers, where the played, the clubs, the managers and of course a number of tangents along the way! We look at a few of the clubs, players and Wikipedia pages in Episode 12 of Season 4. Wikipedia Wanderers is a copyright production and is owned by Josh Coull and Dave Nicholls. 

Its Season 4 and its open season on Wikipedia! We are diving into a discussion about that majestic Parma squad of the late 90s before they went bankrupt and capitulated ! Its a trip down football lane and we look at the player's careers, where the played, the clubs, the managers and of course a number of tangents along the way! We look at a few of the clubs, players and Wikipedia pages in Episode 11 of Season 4. Wikipedia Wanderers is a copyright production and is owned by Josh Coull and Dave Nicholls. 

Its Season 4 and its open season on Wikipedia! We are diving into a discussion about the Champions League final in 2004 and the two teams that made it. This is Part 2 and we focus on FC Porto ! Its a trip down football lane and we look at the player's careers, where the played, the clubs, the managers and of course a number of tangents along the way! We look at a few of the clubs, players and Wikipedia pages in the lead up to the Champions League Final in 2004 in Episode 10 of Season 4. Wikipedia Wanderers is a copyright production and is owned by Josh Coull and Dave Nicholls. 

Its Season 4 and its open season on Wikipedia! We are diving into a discussion about the Champions League final in 2004 and the two teams that made it. This is Part 1 and we focus on AS Monaco ! Its a trip down football lane and we look at the player's careers, where the played, the clubs, the managers and of course a number of tangents along the way! We look at a few of the clubs, players and Wikipedia pages in the lead up to the Champions League Final in 2004 in Episode 9 of Season 4. Wikipedia Wanderers is a copyright production and is owned by Josh Coull and Dave Nicholls. 

Its Season 4 and its open season on Wikipedia! We are diving into a discussion about Ipswich Town and the resurgence they had in that fabulous 2000/01 and 2001/02 season ! Its a trip down football lane and we look at the player's careers, where the played, the clubs, the managers and of course a number of tangents along the way! We look at a few of the clubs, players and Wikipedia pages during the high point of Ipswich Town in Episode 8 of Season 4. Wikipedia Wanderers is a copyright production and is owned by Josh Coull and Dave Nicholls. 

Its Season 4 and its open season on Wikipedia! We are diving into a discussion about Gary Lineker and his career in and outside of football ! Its a trip down football lane and we look at Gary's career, where he played and of course a number of tangents along the way! We look at a few of the clubs, players and Wikipedia pages during the Gary Lineker's Career in Episode 7 of Season 4. Wikipedia Wanderers is a copyright production and is owned by Josh Coull and Dave Nicholls. 

Its Season 4 and its open season on Wikipedia! We are diving into a discussion about the first premier league season, the year is 1992 and the breakaway league is here to stay! Its a trip down football lane and we look at highlights from the Premier League, touching on the last top-flight Division One season and of course a number of tangents along the way! We look at a few of the clubs, players and Wikipedia pages during the early Premier League Years in Episode 6 of Season 4. Wikipedia Wanderers is a copyright production and is owned by Josh Coull and Dave Nicholls. 

Its Season 4 and its open season on Wikipedia! We are diving into a discussion about Arsène Wenger, his management career and the different stages of his time at Arsenal. Its a trip down football lane and we look at Arsène Wenger's highlights and of course a number of tangents along the way! We look at a few of the clubs, players and Wikipedia pages during the Arsène Wenger's Arsenal career in Episode 5 of Season 4. Wikipedia Wanderers is a copyright production and is owned by Josh Coull and Dave Nicholls. 

Its Season 4 and its open season on Wikipedia! We are diving into a discussion about Sven-Göran Eriksson, his career and the clubs he has played for and managed. Its a trip down football lane and we look at where Sven played, what his highlights were and of course a number of tangents along the way! We look at a few of the clubs, players and wikipedia pages during the Sven's career in Episode 4 of Season 4. Wikipedia Wanderers is a copyrights production and is owned by Josh Coull and Dave Nicholls. 

Its Season 4 and its open season on Wikipedia! We are diving into a discussion about Peter Crouch, his career and the clubs he has played for. Its a trip down football lane and we look at where Crouchie played, what his highlights were and of course a number of tangents along the way! We look at a few of the clubs, players and wikipedia pages during the 'Pink Panthers' career in Episode 3 of Season 4. Wikipedia Wanderers is a copyrights production and is owned by Josh Coull and Dave Nicholls. 

Its Season 4 and its open season on Wikipedia! We are diving into a discussion about Roman Abramovich's Chelsea and all the glorious players he had in that reign. Its a nostalgic trip down football lane and we look at what made Chelsea into a force in the English Premier League as he got the cheque book out for the most sort after manager and players of the time! We look at a few of the players and wikipedia pages of the era in Episode 2 of Season 4. Wikipedia Wanderers is a copyrights production and is owned by Josh Coull and Dave Nicholls. 

Its the start of Season 4 and its open season on Wikipedia! We are diving into a discussion about Big Sam's Bolton and all the glorious players he had in that reign. Its a nostalgic trip down football lane and we look at what made Big Sam's team so formidable and adored. Jay Jay Okocha, Henrik Pedersen, Ivan Campo and Fernando Hierro are just a few of the players and wikipedia pages we are reminded of in Episode 1 of Season 4. Wikipedia Wanderers is a copyrights production and is owned by Josh Coull and Dave Nicholls. 

How do Dave and Josh think the 2022 World Cup went...?  Here is our 2022 World Cup review. Join us for Episode 19 of Season 3, as the Wikipedia Wanderers Podcast looks back at the 2022 world cup and run through tis wikipedia page gathering the facts and fun from the Worlds Football Tournament. This is Part 4 of our World Cup Special.

How do Dave and Josh get between two managers that are managing two very different teams at the 2022 World Cup?Join us for Episode 18 of Season 3, as the Wikipedia Wanderers Podcast looks to connect two World Cup managers using Wikipedia alone. We know the start and end of Part 3 of our World Cup Special, but the road in between is anyone's guess...

How do Dave and Josh get between two legendary World Cup Wikipedia pages?Join us for Episode 17 of Season 3, as the Wikipedia Wanderers Podcast looks to connect two legendary World Cup players through clicks on Wikipedia alone. We know the start and end of Part 2 of our World Cup Special, but the road in between is anyone's guess...

How do Dave and Josh get between two legendary world cup Wikipedia pages?Join us for Episode 16 of Season 3, as the Wikipedia Wanderers Podcast looks to connect two legendary World Cup links through Wikipedia alone. We know the start and the end of the Part 1 World Cup Special, but the road we take in between is anyone's guess...

How do Dave and Josh get between two previously missed clicks in past episodes ?Join us for Episode 15 of Season 3, as the Wikipedia Wanderers Podcast as we look to link two previously missed journeys and tangents through Wikipedia alone. We know the start and the end of our Season 3 50th episode Special, but the road we take in between is anyone's guess...

How do Dave and Josh get between arguably two Journeyman of world football ?Join us for Episode 14 of Season 3, as the Wikipedia Wanderers Podcast as we look to link two journeyman footballers through Wikipedia alone. We know the start and the end of our Season 3 Journeyman Special, but the road we take in between is anyone's guess...

How do Dave and Josh get between arguably the two GOAT strikers of football  ?Join us for Episode 13 of Season 3, as the Wikipedia Wanderers Podcast as we look to link two wingers that could be considered the Greatest of All Time (GOAT) through Wikipedia alone. We know the start and the end of our Season 3 GOAT Striker Special, but the road we take in between is anyone's guess...

How do Dave and Josh get between arguably the two GOATs of football  ?Join us for Episode 12 of Season 3, as the Wikipedia Wanderers Podcast as we look to link two wingers that could be considered the Greatest of All Time (GOAT) through Wikipedia alone. We know the start and the end of our Season 3 GOAT Winger Special, but the road we take in between is anyone's guess...

How do Dave and Josh get from the once record appearance maker and goalscorer for England to a footballer who is remembered for THAT headbutt  ?Join us for Episode 11 of Season 3, as the Wikipedia Wanderers Podcast as we look to link two midfielders that could be considered the Greatest of All Time (GOAT) through Wikipedia alone. We know the start and the end of our Season 3 GOAT Midfielder Special, but the road we take in between is anyone's guess...

How do Dave and Josh get from Der Kaiser to An icon and gentleman of the game ?Join us for Episode 10 of Season 3, as the Wikipedia Wanderers Podcast as we look to link two defenders that could be considered the Greatest of All Time (GOAT) through Wikipedia alone. We know the start and the end of our Season 3 GOAT Defender Special, but the road we take in between is anyone's guess...

How do Dave and Josh get from the record appearance maker in Serie A history to The Black Spider ?Join us for Episode 9 of Season 3, as the Wikipedia Wanderers Podcast as we look to link two goalkeepers that could be considered the Greatest of All Time (GOAT) through Wikipedia alone. We know the start and the end of our Season 3 GOAT Goalkeeper Special, but the road we take in between is anyone's guess...

How do Dave and Josh get from the inventor of total football to the manager that has won more trophies than any other in the history of football ?Join us for Episode 8 of Season 3, as the Wikipedia Wanderers Podcast as we look into linking two managers that could be considered the Greatest of All Time (GOAT) in the World of Football. We know the start and the end of our Season 3 GOAT Manager Special, but the road we take in between is anyone's guess...

How do Dave and Josh get from a birthday boy with a lovely bookend to a Belgian right back, who started as a striker ?Join us for Episode 7 of Season 3, as the Wikipedia Wanderers Podcast as we look into linking two players that share the same birthday in the World of Football. We know the start and the end of our Season 3 Birthday Special, but the road we take in between is anyone's guess...

How do Dave and Josh get from a one knee'd one club man to one of the first  European Target men that Dave can remember ?Join us for Episode 6 of Season 3, as the Wikipedia Wanderers Podcast as we look into linking two players that no retired early from the World of Football. We know the start and the end of our Defunct Players Special, but the road we take in between is anyone's guess...

How do Dave and Josh get from the a stadium that once hosted numerous cup finals and even world cup fixtures to the stadium that hosted the 1954 World Cup Finals ?Join us for Episode 5 of Season 3, as the Wikipedia Wanderers Podcast as we look into linking two teams that no longer exist in World Football. We know the start and the end of our Defunct Stadium Special, but the road we take in between is anyone's guess...

How do Dave and Josh get from the 'Most Glamourous Club in the World' to the 'Crazy Gang'  ?Join us for Episode 4 of Season 3, as the Wikipedia Wanderers Podcast as we look into linking two teams that no longer exist in World Football. We know the start and the end of our Defunct Club Special, but the road we take in between is anyone's guess...

How do Dave and Josh get from the first tournament for English Football League clubs to sell its naming rights to a trophy that Spurs won in 2005  ?Join us for Episode 3 of Season 3, as the Wikipedia Wanderers Podcast as we look into linking two cup competitions that no longer exist. We know the start and the end of our Defunct Cup Special, but the road we take in between is anyone's guess...

How do Dave and Josh get from Scotland's most expensive football export to Scotland's most expensive football import ?Join us for Episode 2 of Season 3, as the Wikipedia Wanderers Podcast celebrates the anniversary of the Great Train Robbery. We know the start and the end of our Great Train Robbery special, but the road we take in between is anyone's guess...

How do Dave and Josh get from Mr Golden Balls, who scored a long range effort on the opening day of the 1996 season, to Super Mario who scored an equally impressive goal in another season's first day ?Join us for Episode 1 of Season 3, as the Wikipedia Wanderers Podcast returns. We know the start and the end of our Opening Day Special, but the road we take in between is anyone's guess...

Who knows/remembers the most from Season 2.... Lets find out in the QUIZ!

How do Dave and Josh get from Arsenal's one and only Champions League final  to a player you likely won't know, who has a place in Champions League history forever ?Join us for Episode 19, and the series finale of Season 2, of the Wikipedia Wanderers Podcast where we know the start and the end of our Champions League Special, but the road we take in between is anyone's guess...

How do Dave and Josh get from the first iteration of the Europa League to a nine goal thriller, that meant Liverpool completed a unique treble ?Join us for Episode 18 of Season 2 of the Wikipedia Wanderers Podcast where we know the start and the end of our Europa League Special, but the road we take in between is anyone's guess...