Paul and Andy asked the listeners for their fictional football teams. They were also joined by the man responsible for crowning a street in north Wales as the steepest in the world, Gwyn Headley, and coffee-boffin, Professor Jonathan Morris, explained how coffee could play a part in Phil Mickelson's preparation for The Open. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/buras2/support

Paul and Andy asked the listeners for their fictional football teams. They were also joined by the man responsible for crowning a street in north Wales as the steepest in the world, Gwyn Headley, and coffee-boffin, Professor Jonathan Morris, explained how coffee could play a part in Phil Mickelson's preparation for The Open. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/buras2/support

Paul and Andy asked the listeners for their fictional football teams. They were also joined by the man responsible for crowning a street in north Wales as the steepest in the world, Gwyn Headley, and coffee-boffin, Professor Jonathan Morris, explained how coffee could play a part in Phil Mickelson's preparation for The Open. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/buras2/support

Paul and Andy asked the listeners for their fictional football teams. They were also joined by the man responsible for crowning a street in north Wales as the steepest in the world, Gwyn Headley, and coffee-boffin, Professor Jonathan Morris, explained how coffee could play a part in Phil Mickelson's preparation for The Open. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/buras2/support

Paul and Andy asked the listeners for their fictional football teams. They were also joined by the man responsible for crowning a street in north Wales as the steepest in the world, Gwyn Headley, and coffee-boffin, Professor Jonathan Morris, explained how coffee could play a part in Phil Mickelson's preparation for The Open. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/buras2/support

Paul and Andy asked the listeners for their fictional football teams. They were also joined by the man responsible for crowning a street in north Wales as the steepest in the world, Gwyn Headley, and coffee-boffin, Professor Jonathan Morris, explained how coffee could play a part in Phil Mickelson's preparation for The Open. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/buras2/support

Paul and Andy asked the listeners for their fictional football teams. They were also joined by the man responsible for crowning a street in north Wales as the steepest in the world, Gwyn Headley, and coffee-boffin, Professor Jonathan Morris, explained how coffee could play a part in Phil Mickelson's preparation for The Open. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/buras2/support

Paul and Andy asked the listeners for their fictional football teams. They were also joined by the man responsible for crowning a street in north Wales as the steepest in the world, Gwyn Headley, and coffee-boffin, Professor Jonathan Morris, explained how coffee could play a part in Phil Mickelson's preparation for The Open. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/buras2/support

Paul and Andy asked the listeners for their fictional football teams. They were also joined by the man responsible for crowning a street in north Wales as the steepest in the world, Gwyn Headley, and coffee-boffin, Professor Jonathan Morris, explained how coffee could play a part in Phil Mickelson's preparation for The Open. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/buras2/support

Paul and Andy asked the listeners for their fictional football teams. They were also joined by the man responsible for crowning a street in north Wales as the steepest in the world, Gwyn Headley, and coffee-boffin, Professor Jonathan Morris, explained how coffee could play a part in Phil Mickelson's preparation for The Open. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/buras2/support