The Football Museum

We're joined by an icon of the game for the final episode of Season 4 of The Football Museum!  Gary Lineker opens up on his exit from Match of the Day - so how will he spend his Saturdays now?  The England legend recalls the ups and downs of playing for the Three Lions - hear what he remembers about Diego Maradona's infamous 'Hand of God', and what he wanted to do after the Argentine's stunning second goal against England back in 1986.  Gary's record of most goals at World Cups for England could soon broken by Harry Kane - will he be hate-watching the finals in 2026?  Gary also remembers his life-changing hat-trick in El Clasico, Paul Gascoigne's emu - and tears in 1990 - and as a special treat we allow him to banish two football memories, though one of them he'd much rather have flushed away... The Football Museum will be closing its doors for the summer, but you can re-listen to previous 'exhibits' here: skysports.com/the-football-museumWatch the best interviews from The Football Museum on YouTube: The Football Museum on YouTubeTo get in touch with the pod, email: [email protected]

We have Sky Sports royalty in the building! The Queen of Sky Sports News remembers her early days of growing up around Manchester United while her Dad, Gordon, played for the Red Devils.  Not many people get away with having an affinity for three teams, but Hayley gets a pass! Hear her stories of babysitting for the Ravanellis, and being neighbours with Paul Gascoigne and Paul Merson - yes, it was as quiet as you'd expect...Hayley recalls a Champions League final party with the Man United players, and we couldn't have her on without asking about one very famous phone-in during her time working on MUTV!For your exclusive membership to 'The Football Museum' from Sky Sports, make sure you give this show a follow wherever you listen to your podcasts. We open our doors every Tuesday. Listen to all episodes here: skysports.com/the-football-museumWatch the best interviews from The Football Museum on YouTube here: The Football Museum on YouTubeTo get in touch with the pod, email: [email protected]

It's a family affair in The Football Museum. Father and son Tim and Louis share their love of Newcastle United, but find out why it could have been very different for the youngest member of the Healy family. Tim shares a St James' Park memory where fans witnessed way more than they'd paid for, while Louis remembers a very special meeting with Sir Bobby Robson. For your exclusive membership to 'The Football Museum' from Sky Sports, make sure you give this show a follow wherever you listen to your podcasts. We open our doors every Tuesday. Listen to all episodes here: skysports.com/the-football-museumWatch the best interviews from The Football Museum on YouTube here: The Football Museum on YouTubeTo get in touch with the pod, email: [email protected]

Luke Chadwick experienced it all during his football career!A Premier League winner, he reveals why he never wanted to be a superstar, but found himself thrust into the limelight at one of the world's biggest football clubs.  He remembers training sessions with the Class of 92 - find out which player at United was the hardest worker... The answer might surprise you!Luke also explains how he got out of facing the Sir Alex Ferguson hairdryer after being late for work - and why his little white lie completely snowballed out of control.  Luke is also very open and honest about the media treatment he received during his playing days, which he wrote about in his book - Not Just A Pretty Face - which is out now!For your exclusive membership to 'The Football Museum' from Sky Sports, make sure you give this show a follow wherever you listen to your podcasts. We open our doors every Tuesday. Listen to all episodes here: skysports.com/the-football-museumWatch the best interviews from The Football Museum on YouTube here: The Football Museum on YouTubeTo get in touch with the pod, email: [email protected]

From Sweden, to Wales, Brighton, Chelsea and West Ham, it's been quite the journey for Graham Potter. But finally we've got him here in The Football Museum. The Hammers' Manager has fond Claret and Blue memories - but of a different kind. He remembers a family trip to a Royal British Legion on a special day back in 1982, which included a rather unusual seat for his brother. Graham reveals why he had to cut ties with his boyhood club, explains why Swan Lake is nearly as scary as Salah and Slot, and despite the ups and downs of football, wouldn't change a single thing!For your exclusive membership to The Football Museum from Sky Sports, make sure you give this show a follow wherever you listen to your podcasts. We open our doors every Tuesday. Listen to all episodes here: skysports.com/the-football-museumWatch the best interviews from The Football Museum on YouTube here: The Football Museum on YouTubeTo get in touch with the pod, email: [email protected]