“….I’d rather play football!”

Chris Cooley and Reel Jems Productions present fantasy football Redskins style.

The days of Baddiel & Skinner tormenting Jason Lee from around 1996.

John Lydon and Emmanuelle star Sylvia Krystel appear alongside Frank Skinner and David Baddiel on the sport programme during the 1998 World Cup. John only appears in the first half and is missing after the commercial break.

From ITV’s Fantasy World Cup series with David Baddiel and Frank Skinner, here is a classic Phoenix From The Flames sketch featuring Ilunga Mwepu kicking away a Brazil free-kick for Zaire in their 1974 FIFA World Cup match on June 22, 1974 Broadcast on 11th June 1998 I’m looking to increase my collection of full episodes of this – I presently have about a dozen BBC episodes, and all of the ITV episodes. If you have anything to trade, please give me a PM and we’ll discuss it.

Classic moments from the 1996 series of Fantasy Football League. Angus Loughran (Statto) commentates on Chinese football, with David Baddiel commenting on the striker Lee Bing (“is it Jason Lee Bing!”). Baddiel and Skinner then show Danny Baker a clip of Italian football with them claiming Baker was at the game. Danny tries to scupper the gag by saying “Cue Huge Fat Bloke” and sure enough, he is – and a lookalike too. Guests on the show were Danny Baker and Neil Morrissey….

John Lydon and Emmanuelle star Sylvia Krystel appear alongside Frank Skinner and David Baddiel on the sport programme during the 1998 World Cup. John only appears in the first half and is missing after the commercial break.

Learn league details in fantasy football using a computer in this free online video about how to play fantasy football. Expert: Marc Gordon Bio: Marc Gordon worked for the Philadelphia Eagles in the PR department where he compiled stats & did write ups on players. Filmmaker: Nili Nathan

Chris Cooley and Reel Jems Productions present fantasy football Redskins style.

Classic moments from the 1996 series of Fantasy Football League. In this clip it features Bolton club commentator Dave Higson commentating on Bolton’s away game at Port Vale whilst questioning the judgement and the referee. David Baddiel and Frank Skinner then discuss how Dave was Bolton’s club commentator until they got to the Premiership, where Sky didn’t allow clubs to have their own commentary. Dave Higson’s catch phrase was “Ding Dong Do”, years before Peter Kay and Patrick McGuiness …