ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Michael Gilkes is a Reading FC legend as a player and currently works for the club as a coach with the Under 21s. Former West Ham player and coach educator Geoff Pike, who helped him with his coaching badges, joins us for a chat about Michael Gilkes as a well liked and respected former player and current coach.
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