He famously scored the goal that saved Sir Alex Ferguson from the sack at Manchester United back in 1990. Now Mark Robins is plotting his own managerial path with Coventry City. He joins Chris and Robbie to discuss their promotion back to the Championship, how he’s coped during lockdown and football post Covid-19.

We catch up with Abu Dhabi Cricket CEO Matt Boucher and rising European Tour star Adri Arnaus to find out how local and international sport is readying itself for a return to action!

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Speaking to Off Script’s Chris McHardy on the sidelines of the Globe Soccer Awards, Soriano outlines City Football Group’s long-term vision, explains why a European Cup triumph isn’t the be all and end all for City’s owners as well as detailing the club’s coaching talent identification.

In the second installment of a brand new series, 'The Future of Sport', Chris speaks to Peter Hutton, Global Sports Director of Facebook.

Here, Chris and Robbie, cherry pick some of the highlights as Peter outlines the company's strategy pertaining to sport, reveals why lucrative broadcasting rights may not necessarily be part of Facebook's future and discusses the unique relationship the platform enjoys with its most 'liked' patron, Cristiano Ronaldo.

In the first episode of a series entitled 'The Future of Sport', Chris sits down with Brett Gosper, CEO of World Rugby.

Here, Chris and Robbie pick out the key highlights as, in the face of the biggest crisis to have ever engulfed sport, let alone rugby, Brett discusses the unique challenges faced amidst the coronavirus pandemic, the impact it's having on the game and outlines its future.

Chris sat down with both Rafa and his uncle, and long-time mentor, Toni, at the recent launch of the Rafa Nadal Tennis Academy in Kuwait to gain a greater understanding and appreciation of the making of a legend. Nero Sivanthan, Associate Professor of Organisation Behaviour at the London Business School,, also joins the guys to present his finding of a new study centred on "momentum".

Adrian Bevington spent 17 years working at the English FA, and so knows what he’s talking about when it comes the governance and organization of the game. Chris and Robbie welcomed onto the show to discuss football’s future post Covid-19.

Former Magpie Lee Clark joins Chris and Robbie to discuss the imminent takeover of the club by a Saudi-led consortium. What needs to be done and is Steve Bruce the right man to lead the revolution? Lee has his say along with lifelong fan Neil Mitchell.

In a groundbreaking year for women’s football, England and Lyon right back Lucy Bronze established herself as the best defender on the planet. In this in-depth discussion, the inaugural winner of the Globe Soccer awards Women’s Player of the Year accolade speaks candidly about the growth of the women’s game, the discrimination that still exists and the importance of USA star Megan Rapinoe and her unapologetically forthright stance. Former France, Man United and Arsenal defender Mikael Silvestre joins Lucy and Robbie in studio for this special podcast

In a rare and candid sit-down, former Chelsea and England captain John Terry reflects on his career as a one-club legend, spanning 15 trophies and 11 different permanent managers. Here, John opens up on some of the men who shaped his career, from Rafa Benitez to Chelsea's patriarch, Roman Abramovich. But he reserves the highest praise for Jose Mourinho, offering exclusive insight as to how the Special One brought glory to Stamford Bridge. From his greatest night, to his lowest moment in a Chelsea shirt, this is John Terry as you've never heard him before