News about Helen Chamberlain

Former Chelsea star Joe Cole has revealed his desire to become a manager on the latest episode of Mail Sport's Soccer A-Z podcast. Cole joined Tim Lovejoy and Helen Chamberlain where the former England international spoke of his desire to get back into the game. Since retiring as a player, Cole has increasingly worked as a pundit with TNT Sports, regularly featuring alongside Peter Crouch. 

Snow Patrol's Gary Lightbody has revealed why he was 'terrified' when he first went on Soccer AM. Lightbody joined Tim Lovejoy and Helen Chamberlain on the latest episode of the Soccer A-Z podcast to discuss his first-ever appearance on the hit TV show. And it turns out he did not entirely enjoy the experience!

Former Soccer AM presenter Helen Chamberlain has revealed the 'horribly intimidating' sexual harassment she used to suffer from football fans at matches. The 57-year-old Torquay United fan said she used to face regular chants of 'get your t**s out for the lads' and even 'Chamberlain is a lesbian, she takes it up the a***'. The broadcaster, who hosted Soccer AM for 22 years from 1995 until 2017, added that the abuse was 'horribly intimidating' but something 'you just had to deal with'. Chamberlain became known for presenting Sky's light-hearted Saturday morning football talk show which was popular for its fun games and celebrity guests. She was regarded as a pioneer for women in football broadcasting in an era when the men's game was almost exclusively spoken about by men on television. But she said her stardom also attracted a 'a lot of hollering and shouting and stuff' at games, which she felt unable to call out because it would have made things worse.

Boxing promoter Eddie Hearn revealed a hilarious story about his father as he made a guest appearance on Soccer A-Z's latest episode. Broadcasting legends Tim Lovejoy, Helen Chamberlain and other former Soccer AM stars welcomed Hearn onto the show ahead of Anthony Joshua's title fight with Daniel Dubois on Saturday. While Hearn may be known for promoting 'AJ', some fans will be aware that the 45-year-old is also an avid Tottenham fan and previously played football as a youngster.

Tim Lovejoy, Helen Chamberlain and the old Soccer AM crew are back again for another episode of Soccer A-Z full of laughs and memories from years ago. The second episode of the series sees the merging of Mail Sport's two brilliant podcasts as It's All Kicking Off co-host Chris Sutton joins the gang as they recall his multiple appearances on Soccer AM from years gone by. However, Chamberlain couldn't help but hilariously call out Sutton by asking him why he was 'always so f***ing miserable' when he featured on the show as a guest. But while Sutton laughed off the question, he offered an even funnier response in return.

Tim Lovejoy, Helen Chamberlain and the old Soccer AM crew debated some of their football pet peeves in the latest episode of Mail Sport's new Soccer A-Z podcast. Tubes joined Lovejoy and Chamberlain for the inaugural episode of Soccer A-Z, which included several hilarious tales from the gang's time on the hit Sky Sports programme, which was axed at the end of last season. During this week's second episode, the former Soccer AM stars debated what they would give the red card in football, prompting Lovejoy to bemoan one football theme song in particular.

Host of The Mail's new football podcast Tim Lovejoy (left) has revealed what he thought of Chris Moyles during the height of their famous 00s feud. Lovejoy, 56, took a trip down memory lane with Chris Moyles (top right during his 00s fame) to discuss their light-hearted rivalry on Radio X this week. It comes after Lovejoy reunited with former Soccer AM colleague Helen Chamberlain (together bottom right) for launch of the Mail's brand new Soccer A-Z podcast

Helen Chamberlain has revealed a surprising pastime has kept her busy since her departure from Soccer AM after reuniting with former colleague Tim Lovejoy. Lovejoy and Chamberlain were joined by the likes of Tubes on the first episode of the Mail's brand-new podcast Soccer A-Z. It includes several hilarious tales as the gang reunite to recall their spells on the hit Sky Sports programme, which was axed at the end of last season. Also on the agenda is Chamberlain's busy role in a very different industry and her headaches trying to get her post delivered.

One could argue it is the reunion of the decade: a coming together of two much-loved names from the 1990s who went their separate ways, leaving vast numbers yearning for their inimitable entertainment style. No, not those Mancunian brothers. We're talking about Helen Chamberlain and Tim Lovejoy, former presenters of cult Saturday sports show, Soccer AM.

Broadcasting legend Tim Lovejoy has reunited with Helen Chamberlain and other former Soccer AM stars to reminisce about their time on the iconic show. Lovejoy and Chamberlain were joined by the likes of Tubes on the first episode of the Mail's brand-new podcast Soccer A-Z. It includes several hilarious tales as the gang reunite to recall their spells on the hit Sky Sports programme, which was axed at the end of last season. 

Soccer AM finally finished last year after 30 years on our TV screens, but Mail Podcasts are getting the original crew back together. That's right, a brand new podcast is launching, fronted by Tim Lovejoy and Helen Chamberlain named Soccer A-Z, with the first episode out now. Lovejoy and Chamberlain hosted Soccer AM between 1996 and 2007, before the former left the show. Chamberlain continued for another decade prior to departing in 2017. 

The Mail's new football podcast has bumped Gary Lineker's show off the top of the charts with its first episode. Soccer A-Z, which has reunited Soccer AM legends Tim Lovejoy and Helen Chamberlain, today ended the stranglehold of Lineker's The Rest Is Football

Broadcasting icon Tim Lovejoy opened up on why he stopped paying for a Chelsea season ticket in the first episode of the Mail's brand new podcast Soccer A-Z. Speaking with former Soccer AM co-host Helen Chamberlain on the show, the presenter gave the three reasons behind his decision to give up going to watch the Blues. Lovejoy then delved into his 'bout of depression' and explained that going to football matches did not make him particularly happy with one trip to Anfield, where he received abuse from supporters, sticking particularly strongly in his mind.

It's been the talk of the town for the past week, fans have been waiting decades for the band to reunite and now their long-awaited return has arrived. No, I'm not talking about Oasis. Former Soccer AM hosts Tim Lovejoy and Helen 'Hells Bells' Chamberlain have reunited to bring back the glorious 90s with the new Mail podcast Soccer A-Z. The pair are not alone either, they have got the gang back together. Lovejoy and Chamberlain will be joined by former Soccer AM sidekick 'Tubes', real name Peter Dale, YouTuber Robbie Knox, and 'Sheephead', real name Joe Worsley.

Following the show's cancellation earlier this season by Sky chiefs amid a massive shake-up at the company, Soccer AM's last episode aired today. However, viewers of the show have been left befuddled over what has been described as a "anti-climactic" conclusion. Any of the former presenters, including Max Rushden, Helen Chamberlain, and Tim Lovejoy, were left scratching about why no returners were allowed back, including Max Rushden, Helen Chamberlain and Tim Lovejoy, were even suggesting that "Sky had scored an own goal."

After being kicked off by Sky Sports after almost 30 years on the air, Soccer AM hung up its boots on Saturday morning. Boss decided in March not to continue the popular Saturday morning show on, although ten episodes are still to run. As of Saturday, the countdown came to an end. 'Soccer AM has been instrumental in our coverage of football for the past three decades, and we continue to adapt to our clients' changing tastes,' a Sky spokesperson told The Mirror in March.'

Exclusive BY MIKEEGAN: Soccer AM will be fired, according to manager Michael Coveney. It was revealed in March that the long-running Saturday morning show would come to an end after nearly 30 years on the nation's screens. However, host John 'Fenners' Fendley later took to social media to deny that a final decision had been made. Sky executives remained tight-lipped, other than to say that the channel's coverage would continue to expand as part of a research process.

Following as part of a dramatic Sky Sports shake-up, the British Saturday morning football team is expected to be shelved, with staff reportedly informed yesterday that the show is due to conclude at the end of the current season. Fans have blasted Sky's decision to cancel the series, with one accusing the broadcaster of overseeing a "ultra woke" period that jarred with the program's freewheeling and sometimes conflict approach. This is a snapshot of Rocket (left); Helen Chamberlain and Tim Lovejoy (right); and Hollyoaks actress Jennifer Metcalfe (inset).

Helen Chamberlain, 55, began presenting the football show in 1995 and then resigned in 2017 (left, center and left inset). Tim Lovejoy, her ex co-host, compared to her own version of The Good Life, embarking on a countryside life of farming and metal detectors. In addition, she has referred to her football experience as 'liberating.'

Soccer AM has decreased since the show's cancellation, but the best of its product will remain long in the memory as part of Britain's football culture. The show boosted just about everything to conform to the new age that it had discovered, but it was also known for making memes long before social media or even the internet was a major factor in the spread of viral football material. The program was tumultuous, raw, and often littered with errors, but its rough edge and laid back attitude was the only way to start a weekend at its peak.

Bosses reportedly made the decision to cancel the famous Saturday morning show on Tuesday, leaving 10 episodes available before it is taken off air. 'Soccer AM has played a key role in our coverage of football for the past three decades, and we continue to adapt to our customers' changing needs,' a Sky spokesperson told The Mirror. We now have a period of consultation to discuss the suggested changes with our populations.' Although these surveys are ongoing, we are unable to provide more detail.' From radio DJ Russ Williams to iconic hosts Tim Lovejoy and Helen Chamberlain, the football show had 12 presenters - but where are they now? Sportmail takes a look at...

According to a PR specialist, Axed Soccer AM was no longer able to maintain its reputation (right) amid shifting times and the departure of celebrity presenters (leftt). After almost 30 years as part of a dramatic Sky Sports shake-up, the football show is expected to be shelved. According to reports, the show was to conclude at the end of the current season. When it first appeared, the show had either not dated well or been completely deleted. In 2015, the Soccer AM Soccerette section was scrapped due to its questionable content.

As part of a dramatic Sky Sports shake-up, Soccer AM (main) is expected to be shelved after almost 30 years. Helen Chamberlain and Tim Lovejoy (right) as one of the show's early hosts are reportedly removed from Saturday Social, with a focus on younger audiences. According to reports, staff were told on Tuesday that the show was supposed to wrap up at the end of the current season, and that The Sun claims that bosses have made the decision to ban the show with ten episodes remaining before it was taken off air.