Martin Tyler took some time out from preparation for Sunday’s Community Shield and his role as coach at Kingstonian FC to speak to Footy Matters about his career, how the game he loves has developed and his move into the virtual world
moreJoel Porter returned to Australia in 2009 after a successful spell with Hartlepool United. The centre-forward tells Footy Matters about his time in England, and why he hasn’t quite given up on playing for Australia again.
moreEver since he made his debut for Fulham at the age of 21, Zesh Rehman has continued to make history while becoming an inspiration for all British Asians. Here, Rehman tells Footy Matters about his career in Thailand, the English Premier League and his charity work.
moreDaniel Alfei is currently living the dream by playing for his local club. Here, the Wales under 21 international tells Footy Matters about his hopes for the future.
moreJames Collins had been at Aston Villa since the age of 14 when he was told that he could leave the club. Now scoring goals for Shrewsbury Town, Collins tells Footy Matters why dropping down to League Two was not a negative decision
moreJames Dunne spent a large part of his youth career with Arsenal but never featured for the Gunners. Here, Dunne tells Footy Matters how he got over that disappointment to become a valued member of the Exeter City squad.
moreWith the RPL’s new season still a month away Footy Matters fills the void by chatting to Marc Bennetts, Moscow resident for over a decade, avowed fan of the Russian game, warts and all, and author of the excellent Football Dynamo.
moreAnother product of the Millwall youth production line, John Marquis has burst on to the Championship scene this season and is learning all the time. Liam Apicella caught up with the teenager to find out just how far the Lions can go, and what it’s like to play alongside a club legend
morePlaying for the club you have grown up supporting is something that most of us can only dream of achieving. Here, Footy Matters catches up with Glasgow Rangers goalkeeper Wayne Drummond, a player living that dream.
moreBecoming a professional footballer requires alot of sacrifices. Here, Dida Alsaffar tells Footy Matters the lengths he has gone to try and realise his dream
morePaul Canoville was Chelsea’s first ever black player. Here he recounts his time in football, and touches on the racism, illness and addiction that blighted his life and inspired an award-winning autobiography
moreLuton Town player Andy Drury was a part of Stevenage Borough’s inexorable rise to the football league. Now at Luton Town, here the midfielder discusses the Kenilworth Road club’s promotions chances, his switch from Stevenage and the Hatters’ fans
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