Daniel's career took him from his hometown club in Denmark to Norway to California and to making his international debut in Phoenix Arizona.
In this episode he explains the importance of family values, of having a supportive twin brother  and father who both played football in his early years as a career professional. He describes his father video taping his debut due to the time difference back to Europe and how he values and respects his wife who has been a cornerstone of his career for more than a decade.

In this Episode, Jefferson talks about his extraordinary journeyman career with 51 moves over 28 years as well as what it meant to play for Dominica, the country of his mother who was a major influence and support throughout his life. An inspiring story of a man whose love of the game didn't stop even when he went to prison and his drive and determination to get back to football is now leading him to coaching and inspiring future generations to focus on sport, fitness, education and health.

From playing across Europe in Germany, Russia, Greece and Cyprus under some of the top managers of the time including Tuchel and De Santos, Dario Krešić showed why he deserved to spend 2 years as part of the Croatian national team. Capped once he discusses his journey leaving his war torn home to move to Germany at 14 and finally coming back to play for his nation against South Korea before embarking on a career as a football agent.

In 10 years Eddie Robinson did it all, he won everything in US soccer, over and over with both the San Jose Earthquakes and the Houston Dynamos, cups and leagues and when he got his chance to play for the national team he took it with both hands, scoring on his debut despite playing in defence. In this episode he looks back on his career, the highs and lows and explains why he never got more than one cap.

In this episode St Mirren fans favourite Stelios Demetriou discusses his circuitous journey from the lower tiers of Cypriot football to the top tier of Scotland and on to make an appearance for his national team. The full back also explains how taking risks has paid off for him and that younger players should consider exploring other countries and divisions to ply their trade

In this Episode Dr James Mahon speaks to former St Mirren star and League Cup Winning captain Jim Goodwin. The no nonsense defender discusses the impact his parents had in supporting him to leave Waterford and pursue his dream and how as a teenager he made his way first to Celtic and then in the lower leagues of England before success back in Scotland firstly as a player and now as a manager. Goodwin offers advice to younger players and discusses the strange situation that led to him being subbed on for Robbie Keane for Ireland at senior level. 

In this Episode Dr James Mahon speaks to former Kilmarnock and Rangers star Cammy Bell. The shot stopper discusses the impact his father had in supporting him from a young age and how he understood the importance of playing for Rangers having also been a lifelong fan. Finally he elaborates on the difficulty in breaking into the Scotland setup with such experienced keepers ahead of him.

In this Episode Dr James hears from Celtic and Dundee Utd star Mark Wilson on how playing while aware of his own injury and limitations was important to him to prolong his career. Wilson discusses his successful national team youth career and how that didn't translate into senior caps. Finally the former defender highlights the importance of his charity work with the Andy Robertson organization AR26 which helps disadvantaged youths in Glasgow and beyond.

In this Episode former Kilmarnock, NY Red Bulls and Leicester defender Peter Canero reflects on his career and his solo Scotland cap. The Glaswegian praises the impact of his wife and family on supporting his decisions including playing in North America and the challenges he faced with hip injuries throughout his career.

In this Episode Dr James hears from Celtic and Norwich star Chris Sutton on how his father impacted and supported the early years of his career before success and acclaim with his hometown club and later with Celtic. Chris discusses his one England cap and the path his career took after that.