Soccer AM legends Helen Chamberlain and Tim Lovejoy took a trip down memory lane to look back at some of the old guests they had on the former Sky Sports show.
Fans were devastated when Sky Sports pulled the plug on Soccer AM in 2023 - ending nearly 30 years of being broadcasted.
And while speaking on new podcast Soccer A-Z, Chamberlain revealed what a nightmare one guest was when trying to get them to stick to a timeslot.
While talking about difficult guests, she said: “David Haye, the boxer, he didn’t not show up.
Helen Chamberlain dished out the dirt on David Haye
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"But we would book him and say ‘your call time is 7:30’ and he’d say ‘no, my call time is when I wake up and get there’.”
Lovejoy chuckled and said: "Who is going to argue with him?"
Chamberlain continued: "That’s exactly what happened.
“His interview used to be just floating. So it would be whenever he arrives, they just go, right David Haye is here, and we go to a commercial break and then he’d be there.
“Sometimes he would be first guest, sometimes he would be last guest, and we never argued with him.
"He said ‘I will get there when I get there, I refuse to set my alarm’.”
Also on the podcast was Tubes, real name Peter Dale, and he delivered a scathing verdict on the former unified cruiserweight world champion.
“Yeah, I’m not really having that,” he said. “I don’t like that.”
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Tim Lovejoy laughed off the David Haye matter
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Fans were left stunned by the news on Haye with one saying: "Pure arrogance."
And others agreed, as another reply read: “I wouldn’t interview him. Bet he turns up when he’s told now.”
A third had a solution, saying: “I’d let him turn up when he wanted and say sorry your time was 7:30 you missed it. That would teach him.”
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Chamberlain and Lovejoy led Soccer AM from 1996 to 2007 and was many football fans start to the day on Saturday.
As well as interviewing an array of guests ranging from sportspeople to musicians, there were segments such as Skill School, Crossbar Challenge and the Soccerette.
Tim Lovejoy and Helen Chamberlain fronted Soccer AM for 11 years
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Now the old team have reunited on a new podcast called Soccer A-Z, which has already become the top podcast on Apple.
Chamberlain said: “I'm really looking forward to reminding Tim of all the absolute nonsense he thought up, and made us do during the Soccer AM days, as I'm sure he's forgotten most of it – luckily, the rest of us haven't.
“We all have endless stories about putting that show together, and it's going to be so good to catch up with some of the old crew and hear their best memories from both behind the scenes and in front of camera.”