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Sean Cunningham

Recurring guest on the UK football podcast "Sometimes Maybe Good" (Keeping Up Appearances Podcast), where he joins Shaun, Max and Paddy to debate the week's best and worst football moments; brother of Southport FC co-owner David Cunningham.

Sep 30, 2026

speaker_2HOST
30:43
Let's move on to Sean's.
30:47
Mind you, I went for David Beckham.
30:49
Mine's basically based on what I was saying a few episodes ago about me not feeling anything with Erland Harland is that Beckham made me feel.
30:57
I feel like he was my...
30:58
Do you know when you first got a stiff, you're watching like Megan Fox and Transformers.
31:02
Beckham was that for me for football, I think, with that crease goal.
31:07
So I just felt like, I know you were saying Owen was England's best player, and quality-wise he probably was during that time, but Beckham just, I felt like he carried England on his back at some times.

16 MINS LATER

MaxHOST
47:19
yeah.
MaxHOST
43:21
Neither of you two have seen it, no?
43:23
Yeah, I've seen it.
43:25
What Paddy said about why has no one seen that, why has no one seen the VAR decision as well is because we've now just all accepted that it's black and white and footy's not black and white and it does me head that it's even... it's even a thing but yeah he said no one will ever see that goal like if you didn't watch matches there you won't have seen it on social media because he was a head's breadth offside and people are just like oh yeah that's ok it's not ok is it and it's right so you can't argue with the laws and I have it with my dad the conversation with my dad and he said it's not VAR it's the rules But the offside rule is the offside rule.
44:03
If VAR wasn't there, that goal gets given.
44:06
It's...
44:07
I don't know who it benefits.
44:10
Obviously, it benefits Fulham and that is what I mean.

13 MINS LATER

MaxHOST
57:04
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