Amazing discussion with media legend and ultra fan Stuart Cosgrove on fan culture and want they now want from modern media, and how to service it. An honest critique of modern (Scottish) tv rights negotiations; the need to grasp the massive opportunities of sporttech. Genius ideas. Stuart beautifully articulates how you fall in love with your club and why. You can tell why Stuart has had an amazing career. 

Ray Ranson talks to Roger and Grant about the evolution of U.K. football over 40 years. From Malcolm Alisson to Mourinho. Ray tells us stories from the perspective of player, chairman and financier including buying Coventry, the Rangers asset play, hedge funds, and trading sports assets. This is slow media that is full of gold.

Roger and Grant discuss some of this week's sporting news that you may not have been on your radar and what it all means for the sporting community.  Sports Streaming, Gary Neville, Messi, Halesowen Town, and the BBC all feature and as is often the case, Grant and roger don't see eye to eye on everything in this full episode of Goal/Own Goal. But one thing they do agree on is that the Ray Ranson teaser will get everyone excited for a GREAT Part 2.

Jim Kerr of the infamous band "Simple Minds" takes time out from his world tour to join Roger and Grant in a discussion around football culture and connection, from boyhood to fatherhood. The modern generations and content. The role of authentic in music and sport, buying Celtic, and so much more. With irreverent commentary on all the week’s topical sporting news.

Pat Nevin, post punk world class footballer for Chelsea, Everton et al, club ceo, player unionist, pundit and thought leader, joins Roger and Grant in a discussion around modern fan culture compared to the Shed, today’s sport media, how Chelsea has developed under Sarri, is America changing European football,  the skills needed to buy and run clubs, being ceo at motherwell, attitudes to diversity in football, and so much more. With irreverent comment on all the week’s topical news.