

This episode of Football Ramble’s “My Biddy Aunt: International icons” is a football trivia game. Hosts Marcus Speller, Jim Campbell, and (absent) Vish play “bid” rounds where each player names how many clubs a featured international icon played for; only clubs with competitive appearances count. Key claims/examples: Johan Cruyff played for six clubs; Marcus correctly named four (Ajax, Barcelona, Feyenoord, plus Los Angeles Aztecs) to score. Laurent Blanc played for nine clubs; Marcus named five (Man United, Barcelona, Inter, Marseille, plus PSG was correctly rejected), leaving Jim to win the round. Tim Cahill played for seven clubs; Jim won by naming Everton, Millwall, and Aston Villa incorrectly, while Marcus listed the non-English clubs (New York Red Bulls, Shanghai Shenua, Hangzhou Greentown, Melbourne City, Jamshedpur). Didier Drogba played for eight clubs; Marcus correctly included Galatasaray, forcing a 2-2 tie. Final decider: Angel Di Maria played for six clubs; Marcus won by naming Real Madrid, Man United, PSG, Benfica, Juventus, and Rosario Central. No guests appear; it’s a host-only segment.
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Hosts review the rules of My Biddy Aunt and recap the last episode.
“It was the greatest round of My Biddy Aunt I think we've ever had.”
The hosts begin the game focusing on Johan Cruyff's career.
“go on then it's international icons what?”
Discussion about Laurent Blanc and his career in football.
“we'd be in for a treat of a game Well done.”
Engage in a lively discussion about footballers considered international icons.
“First of all, I mean, I do regularly have, take exception to the producer's terminology of the certain player.”
Explore the clubs and achievements of Didier Drogba in football history.
“You get the initiative here to win the game.”
Analyze Angel Di Maria's career and his significant contributions to football.
“you get to lead us off in the final round decider.”

Get the gist, explore an idea or ask about something said.
On Football Ramble, what are the key points of this episode?
Automatic transcript. May contain errors.
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3:23Previously on My Biddy Art. James Beattie. Four. Vish, can I hear five from you? I'll do six. Whoa! What are you going to do, Luke? Seven. Southampton. There we go. Blackburn. Rangers. Well played. Stoke. Everton. Blackpool. Very nice. Oh, come on. So one away. But can we hear just a little... I forgot what, Sheffield United? Yes! Ladies and gentlemen! We're back in the fucking hunt!
3:57It's one of those games that's quite difficult to explain, but you'll get it as soon as you start hearing it. Hello, everybody. Welcome to the Football Ramble. It's Friday afternoon. It's my video. I'm Marcus Speller. I'm Luke Moore. And I'm Jim Campbell.
4:25Hello everybody, welcome back to yet another edition of the legendary My Biddy Aunt. If that intro didn't get you up for it, nothing will. On a Friday. What a round. It was a good round, wasn't it? It was the greatest round of My Biddy Aunt I think we've ever had. Before I get into that, we're going to just get a bit of admin. Vish is not here today. so we're playing a league fixture. They all count though. They do all count and this is a chance for you to build a bit of confidence the next time Vish is back. It's like a swing at him. Jim and Marcus versus each other. I'm obviously hosting for the first time in a while so bear with me.
5:00Yeah. Not familiar with all the buttons and that kind of stuff. Oh, you know what you're doing. And you know what the buttons are like these days. Yeah, there they are. Do it! There they are. It's worth remembering as you heard in the intro that the last edition of My Buddy Art featured one of, if I may say so myself, one of the greatest rounds ever. I think possibly the greatest. You had a very good Christian Vieri, I think. Was it Christian Vieri? Adriano. Adriano, yeah, back in the day. So there's been some good ones. Maybe someone would put a compilation together of really good ones over the time.
5:24But I think I was fighting for my life there and I pulled it out of the bag. Still got hammered, but we had a little bit of hope for about five minutes. Anyway, before we get into it, just a quick recap of the rules if you don't know them. They're relatively simple. Each round, I'm going to name a footballer. It's normally broadly on a theme these days. and each of Marcus and Jim will bid for how many of their clubs the footballer played for they can name. The opponent can then raise the bid or challenge the other player to list them. I should also point out that only professional clubs count and the player must have made a competitive appearance for that team.
6:00If you fail to meet your bid, your opponent scores. If you do name your bid successfully, obviously you score. First of three points wins, that's the admin. let's get on with a game do you want to hear the theme? go on then it's international icons what? here we go I've looked through it and wow are you in for a treat? wow wow wow some of them are great some of them are fucking hard oh right so just get your fucking head on here we go what do you need to have on your belly? fire what do you need to have on your freezer? my head there we go then let's get on with it do it Marcus you're up first oh The algorithm is telling me that you're going first.
6:42I'm happy with that. So, Jim, I don't know if you're happy with that or not. I don't mind. It doesn't matter if you mind. Jim's bounced back from worse. He has. The first player in this International Icons edition of My Buddy Aunt has played for six clubs. Right. He's Johan Cruyff. Ooh. Johan Cruyff. He of the legendary Cruyff turn. Tim Lovejoy's favourite player, as we forget. Tim Love's favourite all-time favourite player number 14 yeah Johan Cruyff's no longer with us of course yeah sadly what a player he was yeah died back in 2016 at the age of 68 good age good age great age great age Marcus I need to push you for a bit now please I'm going to start turning the screw a wee bit so one of the things in my body aren't you you've got to get your tactics right you've got to get in the head of your opponent but also you've got to get in your own head in a very, very calm and sensible way.
7:41To buy yourself time. Yes. Need a bid. I will be doing a forfeiting of points. I'm a harsh taskmaster on this when I'm a host. I'm not like Pete. Yep. Give me a number. Out of six clubs you and Krois played for, how many can you name Marcus Speller? Jim was definitely... I'm going to have to go four. Four's all right. That's a good... That's a sweet spot, Jim. Yeah, although I think... I don't think I can go to five, though. I think Marcus has got me there. I knew you'd got... You know quite a bit about Krois. It's a sweet spot. four is. It's a big advantage to go first. Jim, do I hear five or do you want Marcus to name them?
8:11I think I'm going to get Marcus to name them. Okay, bear me a second. Let me move my cup of tea out of the way for me, a little monitor. A little cup of char. Right. Marcus, you need to name four clubs that Joanne Cruyff played for in his illustrious playing career, let's be fair. If you don't like this, you're not going to like the rest of them because he's by far the most famous player in the list. So let's go, one at a time. Four clubs Joanne Cruyff played for. But he obviously played for Ajax. That's correct. And I think he had a stint at Barcelona. He may have done. He did. And he went back to the Netherlands.
8:39I hope I've got the right one here. He mugged off his former Dutch side and played for Feyenoord. That's three. So listen, it's not bad. Right. You need one more though. This is the one... So I was fairly confident. I thought I'm much more confident it was Feyenoord not... I'm not going to criticise you for saying the Netherlands by the way. Fine. and he played for no and he played in Nazal definitely didn't play for well I'm not going to start naming teams he definitely didn't play for that was silly I'm pretty sure I'm getting the right city here the Los Angeles Aztecs tell you what Jim I think if we were to go into this game as listeners knowing that Marcus in the first round would name Los Angeles Aztecs as a team and it'd be right we'd be in for a treat of a game Well done.
9:28I had fought Lauderdale Strikers. That would have been wrong. I couldn't quite remember. I knew he played in Nazal as well. Yeah. Jim, that's the first point. Marcus, that's the first point in the bag. Of course. The other two teams you could have named were the Washington Diplomats. Mm-hmm. All right. And he did a little short stint on loan at Levante in Spain. Did he really? Yeah. That's a funny. Can I ask when, or have you not got that information? 1981. Okay. Have I got that information in front of me? I've got all the information. Thank you very much. Okay. When Netherlands played Sweden in the 1974 World Cup, with Joran Croy to the first ever Croy turn on an international stage.
10:00And despite getting to the final of that World Cup, they were beaten by West Germany. Amazing considering what it's called. It took it that long to do it. Yeah, it was, yeah. I'm going to have to get on with it at some point. Everyone's expecting me to do it. People are putting pressure on me. I'm the only Croy fucking, I know, that plays football. Right, Jim, you're up first. You're a point down, of course. Good early start from Marcus. This player has played for nine clubs in total. Oh, good. To me, this seems hard. But we'll see. He is, if you were born in the UK, he'd be known as Lawrence White.
10:32But we know him as Laurent Blanc. Laurent Blanc, okay. Nine clubs. Take your time. Yeah, I will. Don't you worry. Laurent Blanc was, of course, a key figure in the Le Bleu. Les Bleus, I know you say it. Golden generation, winning the 1998 World Cup and the Euros, of course, two years later. And he scored the first World Cup golden goal during the 1998 World Cup, I think, as well. So that's why he's in there. so a bit of a legend nine clubs he's played for Jim what's your opening bid I'm going to go for four okay Marcus do I hear five from you or more than five if you want to Vish is a fan of going way above he is not unreasonably I would do the same four was what I had down as well do I push it why don't you push it and get one wrong yeah I mean that's what will probably I mean I'm do I do the countdown this game I can't remember I can't do the countdown he's taking his sweet time Marcus I need a number please mate I'll go five Okay, Jim, do you hear six?
11:26You do not. Okay, so Marcus, five clubs, please, if you don't mind. Remember to get one wrong. Jim, I might be challenged if I'll get two wrong. That Laurent Blanc's played for. Let's make it an interesting one. So do your safe ones first, maybe. Manchester United. He ended his career at Manchester United. That's correct. That's one. Now I'm suddenly looking at it going, maybe I'm actually guessing at four. And he played for Barcelona. He did. 1996, 1997. That's two. He did. Inter. 1999 to 2001. Correct. That's three. Well done, mate. You've got two left. Here are the sort of educated guys. Did he play for Marseille?
12:04He did play for Marseille. So they were your four. Those were my four, yeah. Were you sure about those, were you? Yeah, okay. So this is my guess. This is the one you need to get wrong. Five clubs left to play to choose from. Your bid to name five clubs in total. Laurent Blanc. Did he play for PSG? Did he play for PSG, everyone? I know people listening and watching at home will wonder, did Laurent Blanc, in addition to playing for Manchester United, Inter, Marseille, Barcelona, interestingly you named just four last clubs in a row there, did he also turn out for current French giants PSG? Jim, what would your money be on?
12:42I feel like he might have done. He didn't. It's one all. Did he play for Monaco? He didn't play for Monaco either. They were the two. I'm glad that. That would have been a signal because I actually wrote down Monaco. but who did he play for? He named his last four clubs, Man United, Inter, Marseille, and Barcelona. The first five clubs of his career were Montpellier, Napoli, for a year. Oh, blimey. That is surprising. Then he went back to Nîmes, then Saint -Étienne, and then Oze. Wow. So, no PSG, no Monaco, means it's one all. So many footballers were in that band, Saint -Étienne. No, no, no.
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15:31Marcus, you are up first this time. There's a chance to get back in front. Come on then. I mean, this is tough. This is tough. First of all, I mean, I do regularly have, take exception to the producer's terminology of the certain player. international icons to me do not include players who've played for seven clubs like Tim Cahill is it Tim Cahill? but he's in there Tim Cahill for the purposes of my video art this week is an international icon, he's played for seven clubs Marcus how many can you name? not many no I thought you might say that oh crap Tim Buddy Cahill oh bloody Nora seven clubs Marcus I need to push you for a number please bitty bitty three okay three clubs if he's going to spend that long waiting on three I'm going to let him do it yeah yeah okay before you do do it the producers have been quite don't mind me saying quite a passive aggressive manner put in some facts about Tim Cale that perhaps do make him an international icon he scored at three consecutive World Cups the first Australian to score a World Cup goal made history at the 2006 World Cup playing for Australia.
16:48Three clubs he's played for that you want to name, Marcus. Please, by all means, go ahead. Well played, Jim. I definitely got two. Go on then. Everton, Millwall. Correct. Now, there's another one here that I'm just, it's not registering and I was planning on it registering in my mind. Okay, that's tricky. It's another Premier League club. Okay. Or at least another English club. maybe that's where I'm going wrong. Come on, who is it now? Come on, brain. Where are you? PSG. That's naughty. You shouldn't be doing that, Jim. It's your brain. Jim, that's poor by you. Jim, although I personally enjoyed it, on a professional level, you shouldn't be doing that.
17:27You've got to separate the art from the artist. Come on, who am I thinking of here? Right, Marcus, I need another club, please, my friend. Do it! Mill was correct. 1997 to 2004. Then he went back for a wee stint in 2018 and he played for Everton from 04 to 2012. Who's the third club, Marcus, please? I'm going to time you out if I don't hear a name of a club. I'm pretty sure that's right. Aston Villa. Yeah. It's wrong. It's a point to Jim. Who am I thinking of? Jim goes 2-1 ahead. I don't actually know who you're thinking of because he didn't play for any other English club. Did he not? He went from Millwall to Everton.
18:02Then he went to New York Red Bulls. Oh, okay. Shanghai Shenua. Hangzhou Greentown. Wow. You're getting that. Melbourne City. and then the quick stint at Jamshedpur. I presume are in Indonesia. That's where my tactics were wrong. I've handed that to Jim there. I went first. I should have done two. I don't know where Jamshedpur are based. I couldn't even remember Millwall. I was like, yeah. Really? I've just grinded this one. Yeah, there we go then. They are, Jamshedpur are in eastern India. There we go. So it's 2-1 to Jim. And you're up first there, Jim. You get the initiative here to win the game.
18:39so the next player has played for eight clubs I think he is an icon of all levels I think he's an icon of all levels of football personally but that might be something that our listeners and our viewers disagree with, but that's up to them eight clubs in total, Didier Drogba oh blimey Jim, you're up first of course how many of Didier Drogba's eight clubs would you like to name? this is another tough one obviously have a little look at your answers there got a few written down yeah very nice I'd like to hear a number from you Jim I mean if you want some information to give you a chance to think some information about what makes Julio Drogba a international icon he led Ivory Coast to their first ever World Cup in 2006 he captained the national team to two Africa Cup Nations finals in 06 and 2012 and he was twice named African Footballer of the Year but how many of his eight clubs can you name Jim Campbell?
19:32I think I think I'm just going to go I'm going to go low again. I'm going to go for three. Three? Marcus, you surely have four or more. I'll go four. Four? Jim, five? No. If you go five and you get it right, you can win. Yeah. No, but I... Too many guesses in there. Okay. Marcus, would you like to name your four clubs that Didier Drogba played for, please? To go 2-2 and make it a decider. Chelsea. That's correct. Played for them twice, didn't they? They did. You only get one point for it, though. Marseille. He signed for Chelsea. from Marseille. That's correct. That's two down. Two to go. Montreal Impact.
20:08Very good. 2015-2016. One left. I've got the right club. Galatasaray. Did he play for Galatasaray? So, Marcus, if Didier Drogba didn't play for Galatasaray, Jim Campbell wins. First time you've won a game for ages, Jim. It will be, yeah. Yeah. So it'd be a big moment for you and your family. Yeah. But if he did play for Galatasaray, we go two all and it goes to a deciding round. Yes. Did Marcus Speller correctly guess that Didier Drogba played for Galatasaray perhaps in the season 2013-2014 maybe? He did. Well done, very good. I actually had another one that came to mind. Gwingomp? Gangonk. He played for them before Marseille.
20:53So you would have five. I had Shanghai SIPG, was that correct? No, it was Shanghai Shenua. Do you know what? I had the same one. You played this one. Are they the same team or not? I don't know. No one knows. No one knows. So in total, we played for eight clubs. As I said, Le Mans where he started, then Gangon, then Marseille, then Chelsea, then Shanghai Chenua, then Galatasaray, then Montreal Impact, ending his career in 2018 at Phoenix Rising. Oh, blimey. It's two all. And Marcus, you get to lead us off in the final round decider. This player has played for... It's nice to be... Sorry to interrupt, but Jim, it's nice to get points on the board.
21:26It's nice to still be in the game, isn't it? Even though I've had to grind you like that. Yeah. This player's played for six clubs. Before I name him, I'd like to tell you that he was a key player for Argentina for many years. His standout moment being his goal in the 2022 World Cup final win over France. It is, of course, Angel de Maria. Okay. Marcus, you go first. There's six clubs to play for here. How many would you like to name as your opening bid? You little sod. I think I'll be able to do four of these, personally. But, you know, it's easy when you're not in the chair. It is. What do you reckon?
22:00I'll go four. Okay. That is a very, very difficult gym to compete with. I'm going to go for five. Whoa! That is a final round decider level we want to see. I'm going to let Jim do his five. You're not going to go all six for the glory? No. Think of James Beattie last week. I know. Think of your Adriano stuff. Yeah. Do you know what? I suddenly thought of his fifth one. I should have gone five. I bugged it up. Go six and you can have a guess. Death or glory on your own terms. Go out on your shield. Are we not decided now? I can't believe I buggered that. He does have the option to bid six. He can bid six if he wants.
22:36No, I've totally stuffed this game up. I've stuffed up Tim Cahill. If people are, for example, whispering clubs into people's ears, all bets might be off. Do you want to do six or not? He said no. He said no. I'll give him one more chance. It's a final round. It's a final round of the side. I'll give him a chance to go six if he wants. If he doesn't, we'll go to you, Jim. All right, I'll go six. Oh! Controversial. Controversial. I just love the game, Jim. I know you do. I know you do. Jim, he might not get them. Jim, it's a total guess. I can't believe I've buggered this up so badly. We haven't.
23:11How have you? I have, because I should have gone five. And presumably you wouldn't have had six, would you? No. Jim, I think it would be a hard heart indeed to begrudge someone naming every single club as a last game decider to win a round. So let him have a chance. You know me. Which is your point. That's true, yeah. Six clubs, Marcus. I think that's legitimate. You bid six. I encourage you to do so. Fair enough. You did bid six. If you get all six, you're worthy of the win. If you don't, Jim's worthy of the win. It couldn't be fairer. Off you go. Real Madrid. Incorrect. I'm joking. Yeah, Real Madrid, 2010 to 2014.
23:47That's one down. Five to go. Manchester United. Correct. One season there. Thought he'd do better. He did not. PSG. He was there for a long time, wasn't he? That's three. Benfica. He was there before Real Madrid. Juventus that's also correct you had those five one of those I did not have actually oh saucy so you've got one of his clubs left so Jim knows it all comes down to this 2-2 decider one club left this is pure guess and I'm going for a team in his homeland and I think the only slight tickle I've got for an Argentinian club because presumably he played for an Argentinian club unless I've totally bollocked it but that is the bid I should have gone for so So Rosario Central.
24:31Oh, lovely to hear them named. Lovely to hear them named. Yeah. They are a team in Argentina. Yeah. For the win, did Angel Di Maria play for Rosario Central? What's Jim's face telling you, Marcus? Jim's, I don't know. Jim's either thinking he's got the win. He's going to run and run. What a controversy. I'm pretty sure he's there right now, mate. I think that's where he's gone. Marcus Smith What a win Bloody hell Well I nearly bollocks that They were my five I didn't have Benfica So that's where he is now Yeah Did he start then? He did You didn't have Benfica? No They went out of my mind He played for them twice as well Yeah yeah He played for them 2007-2010 And 2023-2025 I got away with that Tactics were on on Cahill Tactics were That was a brilliant game It won't feel like it to you, Jim.
25:26You're a worthy winner. You're a worthy winner. Well, Jim, I feel I'm a bit fortunate, to be honest. But look, you can't argue with that. Five rounds, it went all the way. It did. And you named all the clubs in the final one to win. Yeah. Well, I knew it was a river. And you had like four or five opportunities to put your bid in, which was, I think, really cool and fair. Jim, I don't mind. Take it up with that guy over there. Do you want some breaking news? Go on, then. Is it to do with Roy the boy? Bristol City have hired Roy Hodgson. Come on! Really? Let's do all Roy's clubs. All of them he's managed.
25:55I'm actually going to do that as a little bit of a tribute to the great man, but he's been hired by Bristol City at 78 years old, joining Halmstead, Bristol City the first time, Odevald, Orebro, Malmo, Neukatal, Zamax, Switzerland, Inter Milan, Blackburn Rovers, Inter Milan again, Grasshoppers, Copenhagen, Udinese, UAE, Viking, Finland, Fulham, Liverpool, West Bromwich Albion, England, England on the 21s, Caretaker, Crystal Palace, Watford, Crystal Palace again, interim at Bristol City. you can't keep a good owl down. Come on. Let's not take the pity. Well, there we are. Roy Hodges is the real winner in my buddy aunt this week.
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