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Kevin Bridges is one of the UK's funniest stand-ups and a serious football fanatic. In this conversation with Graham, he finds the funny in a brief encounter with his Celtic hero, Henrik Larsson; his love of FC Barcelona; a memorable trip to the Super Clasico in Buenos Aires; and the day he compared notes with Jose Mourinho.

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Ten years on from #Liverpool's epic #ChampionsLeague win over Milan in #Istanbul, Jamie #Carragher talks about how it felt to play thorugh the pain barrier against the best team in Europe. He's great on another historic final - the UEFA Cup win over Alaves, and why Liverpool couldn't celebrate it. If you want to know more about the myth of 'continental' management and what Jamie thinks of recruitment at Liverpool over the last 10 years, then I think you're going to enjoy this.

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New episode coming on Monday - 10 years on from #Liverpool's #ChampionsLeague win against Milan in Istanbul. There's plenty of that from #JamieCarragher, and much more besides. To get you in the mood, here's Jamie on how much their legendary comeback at the start of the second half cost them in the latter stages of that extraordinary match.

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Graham meets Gordon Strachan and almost avoids talking about Aberdeen's European titles in the 80s. The Scotland manager believes we are currently watching a golden age of football and explains why Andres Iniesta is his pick of an unsurpassed generation of footballers. He goes back to his role in the 1992 Leeds United team that won the last championship before the dawn of the Premier League - and reveals why Eric Cantona could never be more than a brief influence on that side. There's also Aussie Rules punch-ups, weeping psychologists and how half an hour in a garage can fix British football forever.

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Graham meets Gary Neville. Analysing the analysis that has made the former Manchester United defender the most influential broadcaster in the game.

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