Do you support a different team to the rest of your entire family? What is the greatest movie score? Sal Bono, Emmy nominated reporter and passionate Azzurri fan, discusses his relationship with Calcio, recommends his three favourite football books and selects songs that make up the soundtrack to his life. In episode 4 of What's the Score? We discuss everything from Indiana Jones to opera, Andrea Pirlo to plumbing. Tune in to the show to find out how a massive childhood error, saw Sal became an AC Milan fan for life. 

What happened in those first few minutes following Gazza's career threatening injury, in the 1991 FA Cup Final? Which song always brings a tear to your eye? John Sheridan, the man who oversaw Paul Gascoigne's entire rehabilitation from that horrific knee injury, discusses his relationship with football, recommends his three favourite football books and selects songs that make up the soundtrack to his incredible life. In episode three of What's the Score, the man whose own traumatic childhood injury's put him on a path to work with some of the best players in the English game for over 20 years covers everything with us: From Gazza to Andrea Bocelli, Louis Armstrong to Eileen Drewery. Tune in to the show to hear why John made the BBC Nine O'Clock News headlines.

What was the first football match you went to? Which song best reminds you of your childhood? Steven Scragg, multi award nominated football writer and the author of the UEFA Club Competitions 'Trilogy' (inc A Tournament Frozen in Time) discusses his relationship with football, recommends his three favourite football books and selects the songs that make up the soundtrack to his life. On our second episode of 'What's the Score?' we cover everything from: Garrincha to The Who, losing clothes on a night out to who picks the music in the car. Tune in to the show to find out which member of Steven's family wrote up George Harrison's cards, just before he and the rest of the Beatles went to Hamburg, to see if they could maybe make a living as a band! 

What football book should you read next? What song best describes you? Tim Vickery, BBC Sport's South American football correspondent, discusses his relationship with the beautiful game, shares his favourite ever football books and selects the songs that make up the soundtrack of his life. On our very first episode of 'What's the Score?' everything is covered, from David Niven to Pelé, council housing to The Beatles. Tune in to the show to find out what Tim Vickery would do first, if he was the next British Prime Minister.

Hello and welcome to a new football podcast that invites guests from the world of football to discuss their relationship with the 'beautiful game'. A podcast that gets to know every guest through their love of football, music and books. This a preview to Series 1 - 6x episodes all 45 minutes + injury time in length. If you love football and culture then this podcast is for you. My name is Stuart Horsfield and this... is What's the Score?