Football Memories And Moments

Il Maestro... Find out why the great Alessandro Del Piero called journalist Jonathan that very nickname and a trip down memory lane for Sunderland.

Joseph's Goal... This week, we catch up with Paul Kendrick, football reporter and dad to world famous Wigan Athletic mascot Joseph, who billions of people around the globe saw before the 2013 FA Cup Final.

Late call-up for Scotland... This week, we're joined by Scottish-born but USA-based commentator Derek Rae to talk England v Scotland at just 19 and a week in Istanbul....

Sunshine on Pat... BBC pundit and all-round cool cat Pat Nevin takes an alternative view of his memory and explains why there's 'Sunshine on Leith'...

Wimbledon massive... We talk to European football expert Andy Brassell about Wimbledon's last ever top-flight goal and a special Champions League night in Monaco...

"JOHN GORMAN IN" The Guardian's cartoonist join us to talk Swindon Town's year to forget in the Premier League, errant police dogs and Australia casting off voodoo to reach a World Cup.

'A carefully rehearsed piece of tomfoolery...' Aberdeen's 1983 clash with Bayern Munich and Tinkerman's finest hour...

Crosby massive... Freelance football journalist and author Simon Hughes joins us for the last episode of the series where he talks life as a non-league fan with Marine and giving Fernando Torres a chance to set the record straight...

Two scallies in sprayways... A founder of Mundial Magazine as well as other cultural barometers, Dan talks Liverpool, Vladimir Smicer and leaving his uncle in the garden.

"I'll tell Brian Clough on you..." Daniel remembers the emotional first City Ground clash after the death of Nottingham Forest's legendary Brian Clough, plus the rehabilitation of the original Ronaldo.

Colin had a dream... Jim joins us to talk Torquay's dramatic last day in 2001 and his view of Ryan Giggs's greatest ever goal.

From Chelmsford to American Samoa... James talks his experiences of only just catching the Euro 96 England v Spain game and witnessing history...

Two Neil Sullivans? Euro 2004 and Tony Yeboah's foot of fury, with added Barry Davies.

Farewell to Sunderland and why World Cups show scriptwriters are never needed in football....

Iain talks us through his memory of his first Southend match and how he still thinks Gazza will score...