ridiculing a column in the Daily Mail referring to him as the 'Face of The Football League'. Merchandise Four Soccer AM DVDs were released - The Top Ten Goals of All Time in November 2004, The Ten Greatest Players of the Last Ten Years the following year, The Greatest Matches of All Time in 2006, and Dream Team - The Greatest Team in the World in 2009. A soundtrack of indie and rock music featured in the show's goal compilations was released in June 2006. The Soccer AM Stadium In July 2014, Soccer AM announced a partnership with non-league Basingstoke Town F.C. The club's Camrose Stadium was renamed 'The Soccer AM Stadium' as part of the partnership – with the club featuring regularly on the show. "Soccer AM" producer, Rob Wakeling said "We’re really pleased to be supporting Basingstoke Town FC from now on – and we’ve got some very exciting things planned over the coming season". Football Walk MusicMr. Big Stuff (2004) (By Jean Knight) See also Sky Sports Cricket AM Soccer AM's All Sports Show'' References External links Official Soccer AM website 1995 British television series debuts 1990s British sports television series 2000s British sports television series 2010s British sports television series 2020s British sports television series Football mass media in the United Kingdom Sky UK original programming Sky Sports Premier League on television English Football League on television English-language television shows