The Game's Gone with Tom Ross

David had it all- the money, the fame, played in the Premier League but suffered with demons alcohol and mental health illness that made him try to take his own life, cost him his marriage, also talks about how he was forced out of Birmingham City, talks about lack of support and after care for academy players who don't make it, as well as great games and goals in a career that took him from Brist...

Pesch talks about bottling it at Juventus, being top scorer at every club he has played for, Christmas at Harrods, meeting Michael Jackson, devastation at losing his job as manager of Burton, Gary Rowett, and being involved in the Battle of Bramall Lane- fascinating insight into the life and career of one of the games nice guys. 

Shaun on why he will never speak to Ron Atkinson again, that League Cup win v Manchester United, Playing alongside Paul McGrath, playing for Harry Redknapp and going back to Villa Park to lift another Trophy and the manager who stopped him playing for England. 

From the Premier League to the National League- Ex Birmingham, Sunderland (loan), West Brom, Preston, Millwall (loan), Cheltenham, Northampton, Forest Green, & England U20 midfielder Darren Carter now with Solihull Moors talks about his career, scoring that penalty as an 18 year old that shot Birmingham into the Premier League, but it may never have happened had he signed for Wolves as a youth...

Mark talks about his career, as one of the PL's top referees, fighting cancer, death threats, VAR, the PGMOL, and on how todays refereeing standards can be improved for the benefit of the game. 

How he came from Bristol as a 14 year old, on being at Villa before Birmingham, how an England coach threatened to knock him out, playing in goal, how his testimonial game had a 17 man brawl and how he came to have the nickname "The Terminator" some hilarious stories from the colourful career of one of the games genuine hard men 

Lou Macari talking about his career as a player at Celtic, Man Utd and Scotland and how he was minutes away from signing for Liverpool before Man United- and why he left Birmingham City- his Stoke kit-man Nello the Clown, His Macari Centre for the homeless and much more-including "The Quality Street Gang" with some hilarious stories to boot. 

Alex talks about his career playing with Aberdeen and managing Rangers, Birmingham City, Aston Villa & Scotland and his regrets lowlights and highlights.

Former Villa boss John Gregory on playing and managing Villa , managing abroad, How Terry Venables changed his life and much much more with some great stories. 

Robbie Savage the man behind the laughing joking exterior-talks about his  time at Birmingham City, Grassroots Football and the ups and downs of his life and career 

Brian and Ian talk about their lives but focus on their time at Villa that saw a League Cup win in 1996 with some great stories.

Tom is joined by Paul Robinson and Geoff Horsfield- talking about their careers, with some brilliant stories about players and managers they worked with especially at West Bromwich Albion and Birmingham City 

With Barry Fry - The ups and downs of a 60 year career in football- in his own inimitable style he tells some hilarious and some serious stories. Manager, Chairman, and Owner - he's been them all and still going strong as Director of Football at Peterborough FC. 

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