Lost Boyos: A Football Travel Podcast

This week we were joined by lifelong Hertha Berlin supporter Daniel Höhnke to discuss the highs, lows, and endless chaos surrounding one of Germany’s most fascinating clubs.

Daniel reflects on growing up in a divided Berlin, falling in love with Hertha as a kid, the historic Olympiastadion, and the 'Hertha Bubis' incredible run to the 1993 DFB-Pokal final. There’s also a brilliant story involving Niko Kovač and a McDonald’s bill, and Matt finally gets to tell his great 'Steve Kerr's son' anecdote. Of course, we also squeezed in some German national team chat ahead of the World Cup too.

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This week on Lost Boyos, Matt is joined once again by returning co-host Gibbo — the perfect sidekick for this week’s guest, Atherton Collieries stalwart Emil Anderson, the man who first brought Gibbo into the world of working at Colls.

We chat about Emil’s childhood trips to Burnden Park, falling in love with the brilliance of Frank Worthington, and how his dad first took him through the gates at Atherton Collieries — a club that has shaped his entire life and where he now serves as long-standing club secretary.

There’s also plenty of love for Alder Street and its wonderfully disjointed charm, discussion of Emil’s favourite away days in northern non-league, and stories from football trips further afield — including matches in Cancún and Sered in Slovakia.

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You can follow Gibbo on X at @JoeBillGibbo and on Instagram at @gibbogram

You can read Gibbo's tales of groundhopping on his old blog Gibbo's 92 here: https://gibbos92.com/

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Joining us from his adopted home in Bogotá was Carl Worswick. Having written extensively on Colombian football for a wide range of publications, Carl was the perfect guest to guide us through the Colombian football scene — from the domestic game to the international stage.

We focused mainly on Bogotá before exploring other regions across Colombia’s rich and diverse football culture. The one thing that truly unites the country, though, is the national team. We also reeled off our favourite Colombian players, relived iconic moments and, of course, discussed those glorious shirts.

You can find Carl on X at @cworswick.

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FC Cincinnati’s rise has been one of the great modern football stories in the US — and FCC fan Charlie Hatch joined us to talk about the club’s rapid growth from USL newbies to MLS contenders. Charlie, who works as a reporter covering Columbus Crew, also dug into the history of the Crew, including the remarkable fight to keep the club in Columbus, and the passionate 'Hell is Real' derby.

Plus, we chatted about the upcoming World Cup in the United States, the chances of USMNT success, and some general celebration of US soccer.

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The host of the Dial M for Merthyr podcast, Louis Moore joined us to talk about discovering the magic of Merthyr Town, the universal love for Penydarren Park, and why the cob and chips might be football's ultimate food. Plus, we discussed Louis’ devotion to Ricardo Rees, our own affection for Merthyr Tesco and Koolers, and bemoaned and celebrated the public transport links between Bargoed and Merthyr.

You can find the Dial M for Merthyr podcast here: https://open.spotify.com/show/6h4E5qQRtsWL1IAmC1hFUn?si=cfb0a352e03f4acb and their website here: https://dialmformerthyr.blogspot.com/

And here's Louis' Ricardo Rees article that is mentioned in the episode: https://dialmformerthyr.blogspot.com/2026/04/ricardo-rees-cult-hero-by-loius.html

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