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Phil Tufnell

Phil Tufnell

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Sep 23, 2026

Stephen LewisGUEST
4:13
Who are we talking about? Paul Merson was fantastic.
Stephen LewisGUEST
4:18
Tanny Gray Thompson, Russell Kane, Patsy Palmer, Tuffers, people like that.
Stephen LewisGUEST
4:26
David Bowie? The ghost of David Bowie.
Stephen LewisGUEST
4:29
Yeah, you see the weakness in it, AD.
Tim GossageHOST
23:57
I think now... [laughs] No, he's not a flog.
Tim GossageHOST
23:59
Tufnell.
Tim GossageHOST
23:59
I think they like Tufnell as well.
Peter BellHOST
24:01
Yeah.
Tim GossageHOST
24:01
Uh, interesting, uh, uh, Darren Gough used to be on, I think Breakfast with... or a drive on, um, TalkSport Radio for a long time, and then just sort of disappeared.
Michael VaughanHOST
18:27
Yeah
Phil TufnellPANELIST
18:27
... for the shot that you get a run or two, just, uh, Jack, just to remind, this is the way that, um, Phil Tufnell faced your father bowling around the wicket[laughs]
Jackson WarneGUEST
18:38
Oh.
Jackson WarneGUEST
18:39
[laughs]
Mark ChapmanHOST
1:25
Uh, we'll also hear from Shepherd's Bush Cricket Club after they became national club champions.
Mark ChapmanHOST
1:30
Stephen Finn, Phil Tufnell, and Michael Vaughan are with us.
Mark ChapmanHOST
1:35
I mean, we'll get, we'll get on to i- where England are at the end of this summer, certainly test-wise in a moment.
Mark ChapmanHOST
1:42
I do, I do feel, I don't know what you think, Michael, that it has been from the ashes of the winter all the way through to now, I do-- I, I have found it a very confusing period for the sport, I'll be honest.
ThomasHOST
3:53
Yeah.
ThomasHOST
3:53
Well, I mean, as this isn't the, uh, the Tail Enders podcast or, um, Stick to Cricket with Michael Vaughan, Tuffers, Bumble, and that.
ThomasHOST
4:01
It's the Raven podcast.
ThomasHOST
4:02
We'll get back onto the National Football League.
AaronPANELIST
55:07
Oh, so I was quite close then.
Chris MoylesHOST
55:09
Phil Tufnell, Tuffers, is sixty.
Dominic ByrneHOST
55:11
Oh.
AaronPANELIST
55:13
No.
Yorkshire DaveHOST
6:39
I'm, I'm sure I've said this before, but, um, you know, I bet there's, um, that there's hundreds if not thousands of cricketers over the decades, e- even, even, even today, who are so glad that there isn't a similar error ruling in cricket.
Yorkshire DaveHOST
6:58
One, one thinks of the infamous Mr. Tufnell, who now [laughs] known as the commentator, who used to get so much stick, um, in Aus- when he toured in Aus- Australia.
Yorkshire DaveHOST
7:10
Um, but yeah, they've, they've tightened it up in, uh, in cricket.
Yorkshire DaveHOST
7:13
Um, I think in, in baseball, I think they'd like it to be like a, a perfect game.
Simon HughesHOST
31:18
Yeah.
Simon HughesHOST
31:18
I mean, Tuffers was saying, wasn't he, on, uh, your show yesterday on PMS, that the wo- the worst thing about playing Australia in the '90s was that at every session, even if you were b- batting well, back came McGrath one end and Warne at the other.
Simon MannHOST
31:30
Yeah.
Simon HughesHOST
31:30
And you just think, "Oh, God," you know?
Simon HughesHOST
9:05
And then Mike Gatting took over.
Simon HughesHOST
9:06
And actually, Phil Tufnell, you know, was a tricky character, and Gatting managed him very well.
Simon HughesHOST
9:12
And Tuffers had a mate, Jamie Sykes, who was also actually quite a good cricketer, but he was also tricky and he, he fell by the wayside.
Simon MannHOST
9:19
Mm.
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13:26
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13:35
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