Do you have big dreams but feel stuck in the starting blocks? Or maybe you're tending to a fledgling business that's yet to bloom? In this episode, we explore the powerful metaphor of planting seeds - in both our professional and personal lives. Join us as we delve into: The Magic of Tiny Beginnings: How small actions, like taking a course or makin…

Rob Dawson, ESPN's Manchester United Correspondent, reflects on Solskjaer's legacy and believes Carrick will have the support of the dressing room to guide the team to the end of the season. The Sun are reporting Brendan Rodgers has been contacted by the club, Chief Sports Reporter Martin Lipton joins us for the latest and throws a dart at the mana…

The Sunday Mirror’s Chief Football Writer Simon Mullock believes Solskjaer will survive the international break but United were out for the count. Is Brendan Rodgers waiting in the wings? Are West Ham in the title race? We cross to East London to get the latest from the Athletic’s West Ham Correspondent Roshane Thomas. Football London’s Tottenham R…

From the Moura substitution to the predicted starting line-up under Conte. Why Conte’s appointment could offer a genuine option for Kane to remain. The Evening Standard’s Tottenham & Chief Football Correspondent Dan Kilpatrick joins us …eyes wide open! The Daily Mail’s Northern Football Reporter Jack Gaughan revels in Ole’s tactical masterclass.. C…

Ian Ladyman, Football Editor at the Daily Mail should be adopting a Paul Scholes swagger for his Nostradamus like predictions but capitulates early .. fitting Praise for Klopp, Salah, Henderson and Firmino as Liverpool record their greatest victory over Manchester United at Old Trafford. Simon Peach, Chief Football Writer at the Press Association r…

The Newcastle United takeover is creating more than a managerial headache. We have an open chat on the conflicts for fans and the difficulties covering the Newcastle United takeover. Why can't fans just celebrate the arrival of their new owners without the conflict? That's the question asked by The Athletic's Newcastle United Correspondent Chris Wa…

The night Anfield shook. We couldn’t be there but they could. We spend the first half an hour of this week’s pod drinking in the sights, sounds and ramification of a classic tactical duel between Jürgen Klopp & Pep Guardiola. We’re joined by Paul Horst the Liverpool Correspondent for the Liverpool Echo Joe Prince Wright, NBC’s lead soccer writer ex…

Paul Hirst, Manchester Football Reporter for The Times previews Manchester United's encounter with Villarreal and looks in depth at Ole's midfield conundrum. Nizaar Kinsella , Chelsea FC Correspondent for Goal previews Chelsea's encounter with Juventus but without Mount & James, the academy products who will be sorely missed in Turin. David Ornstei…

Can Manchester City avenge their Champions League defeat? Will Lukaku prove Kane is City's missing link? Does this tell us who will really be in the title chase? Arteta faces Nuno in the North London derby. A revival or will the pressure mount on his survival? Kane dug out his shooting boots in the Carabao Cup.. Now Nuno needs to get his tactics ri…

Part One: The Review Fierce rivalries are put aside to pay respect to the highest scorer in the history of English top-flight football. Kane stalemate or a team in transition? Ole's bounceback. The Manchester United manager's sub sets-up a thrilling if bewildering finale at the London stadium. Is VAR going backwards? Can Guardiola heal his rift wit…

Counting down to Spurs v Chelsea. Which Spurs? Gerry Cox wonders if a player waiting in the wings could be the solution? Every confidence Kane will build into the season. Lukaku admits he still has to gain some understanding with a few Chelsea players but is already building a rivalry with one teammate. Scoring against Tottenham? Primed. Nuno has t…

Part 1. Belgian European Football Correspondent Kristof Terreur flew into London to cover Lukaku's return to Stamford Bridge for HLN. Rob Harris, Global Sports Writer at AP, travelled to Old Trafford to witness the contrast in mood from the demonstrations at the end of last season. Gerry Cox, Writer and Broadcaster at Hayters TV, enjoyed a punchy p…

We lookahead to the return of the 12th man but home and away fans this time, right? Chelsea vs Manchester United, Tuchel's first top four test. The Athletic's Chelsea Correspondent Simon Johnson assesses the opening weeks of the new man in charge at Cobham & brings insight on breaking the story of Lampard's departure. PA's Chief football writer and…

In the week Klopp throws in the towel #beIN The Know searches high and low for a title challenger to Manchester City. The usual suspects need not apply... Leicester.. .however? We head to Merseyside to pull a chewed-up Dominic King out of Liverpool's rumour mill and he reassures LFC fans that Klopp is staying & how! Charlotte Duncker throws Ole und…

The dossier returns, will it prove to be the death-nail in Arteta's Arsenal? Klopp's accelerating away at the top but can Ole commandeer the wheel? It's a bumper Christmas edition. Paul Hetherington a Fleet Street great & former FWA Chair who charted Sir Alex's rise and reign asks if Ole can challenge for a title again? Hot off the phone from Big S…

Jürgen v Jose. 12th man momentum. The Manchester Dierby unpicked. Pep, Pogba De Gea & Ole. Your judging panel this week. Andy Dunn, Chief Sports Writer at The Mirror puts Pep under the microscope and regales us with Mourinho's conversational trickery. Dominic Fifield, Senior Writer at The Athletic bites back at Lampard's lambasting of title chatter…

We are joined by John Cross, Chief Football Writer at The Mirror. Daily Telegraph Columnist, Jim White Goal's Chelsea Correspondent, Nizaar Kinsella. The fans return, great insight from the first games to open their gates but a section of Millwall fans let the game down. Mourinho &Lampard step-up title chase. Can they really rival Klopp? Which Manc…

Paddy Barclay was at the Azteca Stadium in 1986 and transports us back to the day Maradona became a football god. Tim Vickery joins us from South America & The Telegraph's award winning journalist Jeremy Wilson joins us to bring us the latest on his campaigns on dementia and concussion. What must change now?…

Mourinho the chameleon? The "Special one" changes his spots to take Tottenham to the top. Messi incoming... but does one superstar make a summer & is Pep too predictable? Progress on a push to get fans back in the stands. Clear & oblivious? The latest twist in the VAR soap opera. Qatar 2022 is now just two years away but can Southgate stomach anoth…

The Premier League's top writers, allowed behind closed doors, join us to discuss the hottest talking points. From sensational to stupefying, which Manchester United is turning up? Is Ole United's answer? Is your top player safe on tour? Klopp angered to find there is no universal Covid-19 protocol to protect players on international duty. Our pane…

Welcoming you to beIN The Know.. We bring you insight and analysis from the Premier League's top football writers & broadcasters allowed behind closed doors Joining you today Jason Burt Chief Football Correspondent for the Daily and Sunday Telegraph. Molly Hudson Sports Journalist for The Times. Ian Ladyman, Football Editor of the Daily Mail. Lockd…

Welcoming you to beIN The Know.. We cross straight to the seat of political power this week......Manchester, to laud England's remarkable man of the moment -Marcus Rashford.. Hear from the writers who have watched the 22 year old grow both as a player and now a British icon. Henry Winter, Chief Football Writer, The Times. David McDonnell, Mancheste…

Merseyside Mayhem and Project Big Picture. In a stellar week for football journalism we bring you the inside story of two of this season's biggest controversies. Our panelJohn Cross, Chief Football Writer of the Daily Mirror.Dominic King, North West Football Reporter for the Daily MailRob Harris, Global sports Correspondent for the Associated Press…

FIFA's head of global football development gives his take on the future of football in the wake of the pandemic, with some revolutionary ideas that will change the game forever. Arsenal fans will also want to hear his thoughts on becoming chairman of the club!

LaLiga expert Gerry Armstrong joins the show ahead of Spanish football's return. He looks back on the moment that made him in '82, a dubious incentive, and a former teammate that was better than Lionel Messi!

Alex McLeish made the controversial move in 2011, angering Birmingham City supporters. Richard Keys wants to know whether he regretted making that move to Aston Villa, and whether Andy Gray would have also swapped clubs if he'd had the chance.

Our beINSPIRED Podcast brings you the stories of inspiring and world-beating athletes who have turned adversity into opportunity. The podcast series reveals the key figures and moments that have helped propel our beINSPIRED guests from aspiring athletes into the world’s elite. By sharing their journeys we continue our commitment to provide a platfo…

John Barnes says he's never suffered from racism, but rather racist incidents. The former Liverpool winger explains why the efforts of high profile sportsmen like Raheem Sterling and Lewis Hamilton won't change that, and what should be done instead.

Owen Hargreaves swapped Bayern Munich for Manchester United and won a Premier League and Champions League double in 2007/08. However, starring alongside the likes of Wayne Rooney and Cristiano Ronaldo wouldn't last long - injury after injury meant he hardly featured again before leaving in 2011.

Dwight Yorke has won all there is to win in the game but still can't find work in management. He claims his lack of opportunities are down to his race,

Former English FA executive Adrian Bevington lifts the lid on his dealings with former national managers Sven-Goran Eriksson & Fabio Capello, and he also delivers a stark warning to the UK government as English clubs face financial ruin.

The former Burton Albion boss explains why he left the club to save it from financial ruin, and looks back fondly at his dad Brian Clough's time as manager of Nottingham Forest.

Newcastle United raced into a 12-point lead in the 95/96 season before a late collapse saw them fall short in the title race. Les Ferdinand spearheaded Kevin Keegan's attack and was awarded the PFA Player of the Year award.

Time for Kevin de Bruyne to leave Manchester City? Has Eden Hazard flopped at Real Madrid? Belgium coach Roberto Martinez answers, plus he issues a warning to clubs gambling their futures on TV contracts.

Our beINSPIRED Podcast brings you the stories of inspiring and world-beating athletes who have turned adversity into opportunity. The podcast series reveals the key figures and moments that have helped propel our beINSPIRED guests from aspiring athletes into the world’s elite. By sharing their journeys we continue our commitment to provide a platfo…

Aberdeen, Manchester United or Leeds? Where did Gordon Strachan enjoy his football the most?

Richard gets Andy's reaction to the big stories as the Premier League gears up for Project Restart.

Matt Critchley wants to know the Champions League's greatest goal, biggest achievement and best ever game. Carrie Brown, Jamie Easton and Matt Spiro battle it out with their arguments, before a game of Fact or Fiction reveals some bizarre anecdotes.

What does it take to become a winner? Serial champions Ryan Giggs, Jens Lehmann and John Barnes remember stories from their playing days.

Chelsea's greatest player looks back on his unsuccessful return to Stamford Bridge as the unpopular Maurizio Sarri's assistant.

He's scored 187 Premier League goals but Andy Cole still doesn't believe he gets the respect he deserves.

England women's manager Phil Neville reacts to the cancellation of the Women's Super League, as well as his plans to return to club football.

Jurgen Klinsmann made a splash in his debut season in 1994, taking a dive to silence his critics from the summer's World Cup. He reveals the story behind that celebration, and why he ultimately left Tottenham after just a year.

Our beINSPIRED Podcast brings you the stories of inspiring and world-beating athletes who have turned adversity into opportunity. The podcast series reveals the key figures and moments that have helped propel our beINSPIRED guests from aspiring athletes into the world’s elite. By sharing their journeys we continue our commitment to provide a platfo…

1999 saw Manchester United win the treble, with a young Phil Neville playing his part. 21 years later, he speaks to Andy Kerr about that spectacular season.

Richard Keys shares his thoughts on the Newcastle takeover delay, while Andy Gray issues Steven Gerrard a Rangers warning!

This week we're talking finals. Matt Spiro, Carrie Brown and Jamie Easton battle it out for points, with Matt Critchley trying his best to hold things together.

Injuries, positions and reserve games in Wigan. Ryan Giggs, John Barnes & Jens Lehmann talk with Angus Scott about prolonging their careers. .

Music or football? What career would Rod Stewart rather have had if he could turn back the clock?

Manchester United's former head of security lifts the lid on his 12 years at Old Trafford. Ned Kelly lets Richard & Andy in on a few closely-guarded secrets involving Sir Alex Ferguson, Eric Cantona and David Beckham.