Watch: Fans Discuss The Players The Streets Will Never Forget On That's Offside
This week’s episode of That’s Offside – brought to you by Bet442 - saw the return of two well-known faces.
Football freestyler and lifelong Liverpool fan Doyle Mills linked up in the studio with Buvey, the popular podcaster and unapologetic Manchester City supporter, to take stock of the campaign to date.
Keeping everything on track was host Dan Muino, who steered the discussion as opinions flew, rivalries surfaced and plenty of light-hearted banter lew back-and-forth.
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With another busy week of football behind us, there was no shortage of subjects to dissect, and the conversation quickly gathered pace.
Adding an extra twist, Doyle and Buvey were set a pair of tough challenges aimed at provoking debate - and maybe ruffling a few feathers in the process.
Expect strong takes, spirited disagreements and some surprising selections in the latest instalment of That’s Offside.
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Who Could Forget This Team?
One of the tasks this week involved selecting a starting XI made up of players who “the streets will never forget”.
These are not the traditional legends of the game, nor the globally celebrated superstars whose careers are defined by trophies, Ballon d’Ors and endless highlight reels.
Instead, this category is reserved for cult heroes - players who captured the imagination through moments of pure brilliance, unorthodox flair or unmistakable personality.
They may not have enjoyed sustained success at the very top, but for a spell, they lit up stadiums and sent fans crazy with excitement.
These are the players whose tricks were copied, whose goals were replayed endlessly, and whose names still spark nostalgia among those who worshiped them.
Watch the show to see which iconic figures earned a place in this exclusive XI, the stories behind their selections, and which beloved names narrowly missed out.
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