My Sporting Life

In this episode from the My Sporting life Archive we listen back to when Danny Kelly met the former England fast bowler and arguably one of the nicest men in cricket Steve Harmison. We look back at an astounding career, representing England, travelling the world and his journey to success.

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On this archive edition of my sporting life Danny Kelly is joined by one of the most successful women in British Olympic history. Katherine Grainger has had a remarkable career winning many titles including gold at the London olympics and achieving three silver medals at Athens, Sydney and Beijing!

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 Join Danny Kelly as we relive the events of FA Cup 88 which saw Wimbledon take on mighty liverpool at Wembley, arguably the biggest upset in the history of the competition! To look back at this final we are joined by Bobby Gould, Terry Gibson and Ray Houghton.

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On this archive edition of my Sporting Life, Ray Stubbs sits down with the truly talented Nigel Mansell. A man who has won both the Formula One World Championship and the CART Indy Car World Series.

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It's rare in modern football that a player becomes synonymous with a club, but in this archive episode of my sporting life Danny Kelly speaks to the man at the heart of Tottenham hotspur, Steve Perryman. The club’s record appearance maker along with winning an amazing two UEFA cups, two FA Cups and two League cups. We take a look at his amazing playing and managerial career!

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In this archive edition of My Sporting Life we bring you Danny Kelly in conversation with the golfing great Tony Jacklin! The most successful British player of his generation. Tony earned many titles during his career including two major championships, the 1969 Open Championship and the 1970 U.S. Open.

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In this archive addition of My Sporting Life Danny Kelly sits down with one of the finest sprinters in the history or British athletics, Roger Black. Overcoming injury he had a successful career which includes winning a number of European, World and Commonwealth Gold medals. Join us as we take a look at the life and astounding Career of Roger Black MBE.

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In this archive addition of my Sporting life Danny Kelly is joined by a man who is widely considered the finest cricketer New Zealand has ever produced, Sir Richard Hadlee. He was the first bowler to take 400 wickets in test cricket. In first class cricket he spent a decade with Nottinghamshire winning the county championship twice, hitting over 1000 runs and taking 100 wickets during one celebrated season in 1984 and all this along with many other achievements earned him a knighthood in 1990. 

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In this archive addition of My Sporting Life we bring you a man who for over half a century has played a pivotal role in the world of football, Barry fry. A playing career cut short due to injury led him to management, leading clubs across the country from Barnet, Southend United and Birmingham City. We will hear about failing to make the cut at Manchester United, taking Barnet into the football league for the first time in the clubs history and discussing the curse of Saint Andrews.

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In this archive edition Danny Kelly is joined by top class batsman Chris Broad. Chris first made his mark in county cricket before having a successful career with England making 25 test appearances, playing over 30 one day internationals and won the international cricketer of the year award in 1987!

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