Charles Green joins Richard Keys and Andy Gray for a candid discussion about his involvement at Rangers during the club’s 2012 crisis.

The former chief executive recounts the takeover process, the failed rescue agreement and his dealings with Scottish football’s authorities. He gives his version of a meeting with Peter Lawwell and explains why buying Stafford Rangers became part of a proposed route into English football.

Green also reflects on his relationship with Rangers supporters, the pressure on his family and whether he regrets getting involved.

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Richard Keys and Andy Gray question Liverpool’s attacking recruitment after Manchester City’s commanding performance at Anfield, with Richard delivering a fierce verdict on Florian Wirtz and Liverpool’s famous number seven shirt.

Andy explains what makes Erling Haaland a potential title-winning difference-maker, before the discussion turns to Michael Carrick’s future, Manchester United’s squad and whether another change of manager would solve anything.

There’s also praise for João Pedro at Chelsea, a call to give Everton’s 1985 double winners their long-overdue bus parade, and Richard’s story of a night in Paris with Liverpool’s European Cup winners. Plus, a little conkers controversy to get things started.

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Sean Dyche joins Richard Keys and Andy Gray for a candid, funny and revealing conversation about life in football management.

Dyche reflects on his time at Nottingham Forest, the demands of changing a dressing-room culture and whether British managers get the opportunities they deserve. He also opens up about managing Everton through points deductions, the pressure of a final-day survival fight and his remarkable achievement of taking Burnley into Europe.

The trio debate Manchester City’s financial charges and what an appropriate punishment could look like if proven, before revisiting Chesterfield’s controversial FA Cup semi-final, tackling and the changing character of the game.

Plus, memorable Brian Clough stories, terrace humour and Richard’s countdown of his top five Premier League referees.

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