TV legend Ben Shephard joins Harry to reveal what is was like marking Maradonna, Zidane and Ronaldinho at Soccer Aid, as well as looking ahead to West Ham's chances for next season, and Harry reveals what the 1966 World Cup winners got up to the night then won beat West Germany in the final!

Ben Shephard

The Harry Redknapp Show, the hit podcast hosted by the man himself, returns with a brand new series. Set against the backdrop of the EUROs, each episode sees Harry joined by a different famous face to talk about football, life and everything in between.The incredible line up of guests includes Paul Merson, Ben Shephard, Robbie Keane and Dan Walker and it all kicks off again on Thursday 17th June when Harry is joined by John Barnes.You don’t want to miss out so make sure you subscribe on Global Player or wherever you listen to your podcasts.This is an Element Studios & Talent Bank Production.

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Fresh from England’s amazing performance at EURO 2020 Harry is joined by England goalkeeping legend David James for the final episode of the series. David reveals whose room doubled as The Queen Vic when the England squad met up during the 90’s and 00’s. Harry tells us what it was like to win the FA Cup with Portsmouth and being given the ‘Freedom of the City’ just two days after he had left the club to join Tottenham!

David James

Joining Harry for this episode is TV presenter, Capital DJ and JLS star Marvin Humes. Marvin reveals what it was like DJing at Chelsea's Champions League afterparty, how JLS were formed and who the real footballing superstar in his family is. Harry tells us about the time he saw Gianfranco Zola being kicked off the pitch by a groundsman at Stamford Bridge and reveals what it really takes for a youngster to become a top level professional footballer.

Marvin Humes

Joining Harry for this episode is the legendary Robbie Keane! Robbie shares the inside story on all his biggest transfers, reveals what it was like sharing a room with Clarence Seedorf at Inter Milan and how Teddy Sheringham gave him the best bit of career advice he ever received.

Robbie Keane

Horse racing legend Sir AP McCoy joins Harry to talk about how he became a jockey, why he started supporting Arsenal and explains what it takes to win 20 consecutive Champion Jockey titles. Harry reveals the surprising reaction his team received from the groundsman after causing one of the biggest FA Cup upsets of all time when Bournemouth beat Manchester United in 1984!

Ben Shephard

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