
This podcast gets right under the skin of world football with extraordinary stories, interviews, and features from BBC World Service's World Football.
Fri, 17 May 13
Duration:
27 mins
Available:
25 days remaining
An interview with the former UEFA President Lennart Johansson. Also on the programme, a potential star of German football explains why he walked away from the game over fears that his team-mates would find out he was gay. And an exploration of football in North Korea
Fri, 10 May 13
Duration:
27 mins
Available:
18 days remaining
The Juventus coach Antonio Conte reflects on a second successive title-winning season and tells us he would like to coach abroad one day, perhaps in the Premier League. Following Sir Alex Ferguson’s departure, we hear from Willy Miller who was Aberdeen’s captain when they won the European Cup Winners’ Cup under Fergy 30 years ago this week. The hardest man in football? Mohammed Ali Khan of BK Hacken talks about playing on with a broken leg. Elvis Shishasa from the South Africa Football Association tells us how he was attacked on the pitch and feared for his life when Orlando Pirates played TP Mazembe in an African Champions League tie recently. And the Martinique international Steven Lecefel tells us why he commutes from Paris to the northern Welsh town of Rhyl, with his own money, to play is football.
Fri, 3 May 13
Duration:
27 mins
Available:
11 days remaining
An interview with the newly elected President of Asian Football Sheikh Salman bin Ibrahim Al Khalifa. And Tibet's 'Forbidden Team'play for the first time in 6 years.
Fri, 26 Apr 13
Duration:
27 mins
Available:
4 days remaining
The Moroccan international Abdeslam Ouaddou talks about his unhappy time in Qatar. He's accused his employers of refusing to honour his contract and of treating him like a slave. One of Sir Alex Ferguson's former players, Raimond van der Gouw, explains what makes the Manchester United coach so successful. And the DR Congo international Yannick Bolasie, born in France and raised in London, talks about his first ever visit to the country he now represents
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