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Soccer AM legends Helen Chamberlain and Tim Lovejoy reunite for new project and tell fans ‘the gang are back’
The pair were much loved by audiences during their time together on Soccer AM
SOCCER AM'S legendary hosts Helen Chamberlain and Tim Lovejoy are reuniting.
They hosted the iconic show together for ten years from 1996 to 2007.
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But after years apart, the pair announced "the gang are back" in shock news to fans.
The much-loved duo are gearing up to begin a new football podcast.
Lovejoy has promised to bring the classic "energy" and "golden era" of Soccer AM back to listeners ears.
He said: "We are reuniting to relive the golden era of football and tackle weekly news from the beautiful game.
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"Helen, the crew and I spent over a decade sharing laughs and unforgettable moments on Soccer AM, and I can’t wait to bring that same energy and passion for football to our new podcast.
"This will be a journey through the history and heart of the game, featuring plenty of familiar faces along the way."
Chamberlain added: "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.
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"I'm sure he's forgotten most of it. Luckily, the rest of us haven't."
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Lovejoy presented Soccer AM for 12 years from 1995 to 2007.
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Since leaving the show, the 56-year-old has appeared on the radio and he presents Channel 4's Sunday Brunch.
As for Chamberlain, she hosted Soccer AM for an incredible 21 years from 1996 to 2017.
After leaving her role, the 57-year-old started running her own farm.
Soccer AM was axed by Sky Sports at the end of last season in May.
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