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Sam Delaney

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Journalist, broadcaster. Author of 'STOP SH**TING YOURSELF - 15 Life Lessons That Might Help You Calm The F*ck Down’ Published 27th Feb 2025
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England Won't Win This Tournament

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By Sam Delaney
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The World Cup. Sometimes hard to process. To celebrate the 1982 World Cup, our third-year-infants teacher instructed us to create life-size cutouts of our favourite footballers, which she would stick up on the classroom wall. I lay out on a giant piece of sugar paper, and my mate Ollie drew around me with a pencil. Then we cut out the shape with scissors. We were West Ham supporters, as was our mate Alex, who worked on the project with us.
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The Reset by Sam Delaney

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By Sam Delaney
| The Reset by Sam Delaney Newsletter
This time last year, I fell into a bad place, quite suddenly. Someone I cared about was struggling with something, and I tried to help, but the whole thing ended up overwhelming me. For a few weeks, I couldn;t think about anything else. I was anxious and miserable. It was the first time I had felt like that in years.
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The Reset by Sam Delaney

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By Sam Delaney
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Current time: 0:00 / Total time: -52:03 Audio playback is not supported on your browser. Please upgrade. My guest this week is the musician Damon Minchella – legendary bassist, founding member of Ocean Colour Scene, and a man who lived through the wildest years of Britpop and beyond. In his new book, You’d Look Good on a Donkey: Brick Pop, Bass Lines and Bad Decisions, Damon tells the story of going from being broke and on the dole to sudden wealth, fame, and full‑tilt rock and roll excess.
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