The Harry Redknapp Show

Joining Harry and Dodge for this one is legendary jockey Frankie Dettori. Frankie reveals why he didn’t want to move to England as a kid, the real truth about kissing Meghan Markle and how he celebrated winning all seven races on Champions Day at Royal Ascot! Harry explains where his love of racing comes from, why he grew up as an Arsenal fan and how he once mistook Prince Harry for one of his former players!

Former boxing champion Dr Mark Prince OBE joins Harry and Dodge to discuss how, in 2005, his 15 year old son Kiyan was tragically stabbed outside his school gates. Incredibly, this awful event resulted in him setting up The Kiyan Prince Foundation in his sons honour to help tackle knife crime and inspire young people across the country. His powerful and emotional story is not to be missed.

Romesh reveals to Harry and Dodge how he went from full time teacher to a full time comedian, the characters he met growing up in the Arsenal pub his Dad used to run, and how he ended up watching The FA Cup final with Prince William! Harry tells us what really happened inside the Manchester United dressing room after Eric Cantona’s infamous kung fu kick and why David Bentley never played for him again after an end of season prank that went wrong!

Big Sam Allardyce joins Harry and Dodge to chat about the ‘good old days’ - including what you could and couldn’t get away with on the pitch, their stints in America and Soccer Aid. Plus Harry and Sam reveal the best players they’ve ever signed and why Jay Jay Okocha swapped Paris for Bolton!

Eddie Hearn joins Harry and Dodge on the show and reveals the latest on AJ v Fury, how he nearly ended up as a professional cricketer and the day he first saw Anthony Joshua in the gym. Harry reveals what Bobby Moore was like as a player, names the toughest person he ever played with and tells us about the pressure of captaining Barry Hearn’s celebrity golf team!

It's double trouble this week as Jamie Redknapp joins Harry and Dodge on the show. Jamie reveals how he persuaded Terry Venables to release him from his contract at Spurs, tells us all about Gazza and the ‘dentists chair’ and explains what a young James Corden was like when they started out on A League Of Their Own. Harry reveals what Jamie was like a young footballer, how Kenny Dalglish’s resignation at Liverpool rocked them both on their heels and why it was so difficult managing a team against his son! This one is not to be missed.

Mo tells Harry and Dodge all about judging The Masked Singer, how he went from selling jeans to selling out arenas and how he nearly ended up supporting Manchester United by accident! Harry explains the embarrassing mix up Rio Ferdinand made when he signed his first professional contract and reveals the identity of the man that Arsenal need to sign if they want to challenge for the title.

In this weeks show Harry and Dodge are joined by Mark Wright. Harry tells us about the nights out he spent with Mark’s Grandad around London’s east End back in the 1960s, how close he came to pulling out of I’m A Celebrity and how his Strictly audition didn’t exactly go according to plan! Mark reveals how TOWIE came about, the reaction to ‘that goal’ at Soccer Aid and his plans for being a pro footballer.

Harry and Dodge are joined by rock n roll royalty Sir Rod Stewart! Sir Rod tells the boys how his obsession with Celtic began, explains the lengths he would go to in order to watch his beloved team play and, in a world exclusive, explains how he ended the long running feud with Sir Elton John. Harry explains why he thinks he didn’t get the England job and the boys discuss which former footballers make the best company on a night out.

Piers joins Harry and Dodge to kick off the series in style, and shares a whole host of hilarious stories including what he said to Usain Bolt and Didier Drogba during half time at Soccer Aid, the real reason he supports Arsenal and how Aussie bowler Brett Lee broke two of his ribs! Harry tells us about facing The Invincibles, why he supported Arsenal as a kid and who he thinks is better - George Best, Pele or Maradona.

Piers' book "Wake Up" is out now at all good book stores.