Beyond The Pitch

From Millwall to Malawi, from Delhi to the Den... current Indian national team coach Stephen Constantine tells us all about his life as a football manager.From his start as a player and coach in the United States to his current status as the boss of one of a national side in one of the most densely populated countries in the world, Constantine has virtually seen it all. He deems himself as a teacher of the game and talks about how he would rather develop players at a young age instead of seeing them become programmed to win.He talks about his celebration with his squad after beating Congo in AFCON quailifiers inside a minivan. That plus medals from kings, eating with his hands and breaking bread with his players as well as his views on the world of modern football.Follow Stephen Constantine onTwitter @StephenConstan You can buy Stephen’s book, From Delhi to the Den over on Amazon.

Phil and Martin sit down with NBC's Robbie Earle as they look ahead to this seasons Premier League. They discuss the winners and losers of this summers transfer window and discuss who they think will win the league.

Juan had the pleasure to speak to Alejandro Moreno of ESPN and there was a great deal topics discussed. The former Venezuelan international discussed ElClásico and the Neymar drama that has enveloped the world transfer market. Moreno also discussed many topics ranging from his analysis of football to the present and future

of the Vinotinto despite the political and social situations facing his country. Did he get his Arangos mixed up? It seemed that way at least our Juan was hoping that was the case. But Moreno

is enjoyable, opinionated as well as very entertaining to converse with.

In this special Beyond The Pitch, Juan had the chance to catch up

with former World Cup winner and ESPN analyst Mario Kempes

as he was visiting Miami prior to El Clásico. The Valencia legend talks about the current situation of his beloved Ches as they prepare for

the La Liga season. He also spoke about Jorge Sampaoli and the Albiceleste and the potential that his side has to do some great things leading up to the World Cup. The obvious topic was what

he saw about this coming Clásico in Miami and as well as all

other pertinent comments regarding the big two clubs

in Spanish football.

In this episode of Beyond The Pitch, Juan Arango sits down with the brilliant Jonathon Johnson to discuss the never ending Neymar saga as he brings new information to light. Jonathon discusses how PSG would be effected by FFP and what the rest of the team think of Neymar. You can follow Jonathon at @Jon_LeGossip

Phil and Martin sit down with 2 United fans from various parts of the world to hear their views on the US Tour, ticket prices, fan experience etc.

In this brief but spicy Beyond the Pitch in Spanish, Juan has the pleasure to sit down with Real Madrid legend Hugo Sánchez.

He talks about moments of his career as well his views of both teams prior to El Clásico in Miami. Sánchez talks about his time

at Madrid and some of the more memorable moments in previous

Clásicos. He also discusses the craziness of the transfer market.

Beyond the Pitch and These Football Times announce an exciting new partnership.

Last week's winner John McCarthy joins David Preece and Scott Nicholls on Beyond the Pitch's Save of the Week show just one day after posting his 3rd career shutout against Columbus Crew SC.

John talks about his experience at Bethlehem Steel, what it's like playing for his hometown team, and his favourite EVER save.

As usual David names BTP's SOTW winner from the following nominees:

David Ousted

Nick Rimando

Brad Guzan

Jake Gleeson

David Bingham

Our Spanish content continues to be cranked out on BTP and this week we have an interview with one of the players that has a very promising future at PSG. Argentine youth international Giovani Lo

Celso joins us as he talks about his time inParis.

He also talks about his ambitions to get a chance with Jorge Sampaoli and the Argentine national team. The former Rosario Central man talks about his time in the Argentine

league and what he has learned since make the leap to the Europe.

Also the problems that he had to face in Argentina after the team's failure in the Olympics. Lo Celso also gives us a look at his family life and what he looks to achieve at one of the top clubs in Europe. You

can follow Giovani on Twitter @LoCelsoGiovani