My Best Eleven

Luton Town director and fan of the club for over 40 years talks about his love of the team as well as his favourite players he has seen

Rob, who is currently CEO of Sony Music Group and rated as the 2nd most influential man in the industry in 2022 on the 'Billboard Power 100 Rankings'. He talks how his skills in this industry have helped him work with the Luton board to improve the club in recent years

He is a very open and humble guest who also speaks about how he loved sitting in varying parts of the Kenilworth Road ground and how he may have been one of the reasons the dugouts swapped sides of the pitch in the 90's

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Scott, the ex Tottenham, Luton, Peterbrough, Southend and Walsall midfielder talks about his career and how now looking back, how he may have changed a few things along the way

He chats about coming through the youth ranks and playing for England youth team with some of the house hold names we all know today

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Ex Barnsley, Sheffield Wednesday, Luton and Brighton midfielder talks about his playing career as well as his time as manager in the Premier League and Championship with a variety of clubs

He talks about the highs and lows of Wembley, winning the 1988 League Cup Final with Luton and losing 2 Cup Finals in 1993 with Sheffield Wednesday only a few days apart

Danny also talks about the time he played against Maradona at the Nou Camp in 6 inches of water on the pitch

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Torquay United legend Kevin talks to Marv and Andrew about his time as a pro defender. The ex Scarborough, Sheffield Wednesday and Notts County defender talks about his playing career and his extremely brief spell at Barnet

Enjoy the banter, stories and chat about his outlook on football, ex team mates as well as how he felt playing for England. 

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Super goalkeeper from Luton, Man City, Cardiff, Wrexham, Stockport and Rangers talks through his career as a keeper and the fun he had as a player in the 80's and 90's.

Andy talks about THAT penalty save in the 1988 League Cup Final as well as working and playing at Man City. This is as well as talking about his time at Rangers and playing for a short but successful spell there

Andy, now a goalkeeper coach goes onto chat about his opinions on keepers and how scouting for players has changed over the years

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Actor and writer, Tom Watt talks about his love of 'The Arsenal' and how his love turns to frustration, anger and then back to love as all football fans do with their team.

He talks about the 80's onwards and working on Eastenders, writing David Beckham's autobiography as well as the sports journalism/writing he is doing now

Tom spent a lot of time with the players in the 80's and 90's, so he has lots of great stories about action from that era, as well as the modern player too

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The midfielder who was known for playing at Crystal Palace and Tottenham (amongst others), talks about his time at these clubs as well as the call up for England that came and went

Andy was one of the most honest podcasts yet and speaks about how he saw each of the players as well as what it was like coming through and proving yourself as a non league player to Palace in a few weeks

He also talks about life post football and how his relaxed nature ensures he enjoys and grasps everyday as it comes

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Winger/Striker Adrian Forbes joins the guys this week to discuss his playing career as well as the best players he was with at clubs such as Swansea City, Norwich City and Luton Town.

He chats about his famous goal at Vetch Field (last ever game at old Swansea City ground) as well as coming through the ranks at Norwich City

Adrian is currently working at Luton Town as Youth Development Coach and he also gives an insight into how the club produces talent such as James Justin.

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Journalist and pundit Faye joins the boys this week to talk all things Luton Town. Faye is well known for being on TalkSport and the Guardian (as well as other media outlets) and talking and publicising 'The Town'. 

Faye talks about her love of Luton, how she came to work in football and how she struggled to create a best eleven using solely her head or heart

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Biran Horton, midfield enforcer and underrated flair player joins the lads this week. Brian, ex Port Vale, Brighton, Luton and Hull City player talks about his reputation as a hard tackling and high standards captain everywhere he goes. 

Brian also talks about his management career at clubs such as Hull City, Manchester City, Huddersfield Town and Port Vale. How he used his career as a player, learnt from manager such as David Pleat and Alan Mullery. 

Brian, who recently launched a book about his career called 'Two Thousand Games', also explains why he decided to release the book and how much fun it was doing just that, as well as his love of autographing the book at various places across the country and talking all things football with fans.

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