beIN The Know Podcast

Michelle reacts to Australia's surprising defeat against Italy, while Lianne is much happier after England scrape a win over Scotland!

Richard and Andy are joined by The Daily Mirror’s John Cross who rounds up the week’s big football stories. We learn about a groundbreaking new study into the health of footballers; speak with former England international Viv Anderson, and hear from the coach of the first girls team to win a boys’ Championship.

Richard and Andy are joined by The Mirror’s John Cross who rounds up the week’s big football stories. We hear how virtual reality is increasingly being used as a football coaching and analysis tool and discuss the promotion of Sheffield United to the Premier League.

Richard and Andy are joined by beIN Sports’ Carrie Brown, who was named Chair of the Football Writers Association this week; The Mirror’s John Cross gives his opinion on the big football stories; we’ll hear from Man Utd legend Andy Cole; and learn more about Eriskay FC – their ground being named by FIFA as one of the most remarkable places in the world to play football.

The Mirror’s John Cross discusses the football stories making the sports back pages; Rob Sloman - Producer of Howard’s Way – talks about his new film on Everton’s most successful manager Howard Kendall (in which our own Andy Gray stars in). We also hear how League 2 side Yeovil Town are letting fans watch their training sessions as part of their survival fight.

Guests include leading addiction therapist Steve Pope on the rise of footballers seeking treatment for addiction to the video game ‘Fortnite’.

We hear from 1966 World Cup winner Sir Geoff Hurst.

Barney Chilton - the Editor of Man Utd fanzine Red News on whether Old Trafford is in a state of neglect compared to the homes of their football rivals.

The only team in England never to be relegated is on the brink of being so at Weston-super-Mare. And The Daily Mirror’s John Cross discusses the week’s big football stories.

Guests include Spurs legend Jimmy Greaves' son, who believes his father deserves greater recognition for his career achievements. We’ll also be asking the question of whether leadership can be taught in sport following on from the launch of a masters degree programme at the University of Buckingham on this subject. Plus, The Mirror’s John Cross gives his thoughts on the week’s big football stories.

The honeymoon is over for Solskjaer; dangers of concussion in football; and Michael Johnson's Guyana miracle!

Journalist Rob Harris discusses FIFA’s feasibility report about expanding Qatar 2022 World Cup from 32 teams to 48;

Mark Goddard, formerly of FIFA, explains how the organisation used ‘Football Leaks’ to probe club wrongdoings; The Daily Mirror’s John Cross dissects the big football stories of the week.

Guardiola to Juventus; financial fair play; & the state of refereeing are discussed by Sam Allardyce & Robert Huth.