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Published 12:02 27 Oct 2022 BST

Other episodes include The Pundit, The Socialiser, The Stirrer and The Pro - each taking a look at a particular personality you're sure to meet in any footballing situation, paired with a different (and delicious!) Jameson-based drink. Micah will talk through the players, managers and sporting legends he's met through the years that match these classic sporting profiles, while Big Zuu preps the perfect match day snack and drink.
The new series is to celebrate the launch of Jameson's new limited-edition bottles, the ultimate football-themed drink to pair with some live sporting action during the football season.
The limited-edition bottles come in five different football shirt designs and colours, making it the perfect tasty whiskey drink to enjoy with the lads on match day. You can enter a competition to win one of the new bottles, signed by Micah Richards, here.
Available in stores nationwide now, it could also be an amazing gift for any whiskey lovers or football fans in your life. Or you could just keep it for yourself, obviously...
Check out the full first episode below and full series here.
Please drink responsibly, visit bedrinkaware.co.uk for the facts.
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