Famous Soccer Personalities

Many years ago when I played for Sheffield United, a particularly gifted, pest of a player called Kevin Arnott, regularly nutmegged and humiliated me in training. It is the ultimate football insult. No matter what I did, he would slip the ball through my legs at some point. It drove me mad!

Manchester United Manager Louis van Gaal has just spent a reported €49 million for very highly rated French youngster Anthony Martial from Monaco. He also signed Angel Di Maria for €75 million and sold him less than a year later for €49 million. Time will tell how this all works out!

Inspiring story about the young, poor Brazilian football player Adriano and how his father helped him understand what sacrifices he would need to make to get from being a good player to become a great player.

Mr. Liverpool has left his beloved club and moved onto a new career at Los Angeles Galaxy in the MLS. This very inspirational documentary looks at Stevens Liverpool career.

Ten years after the tragic Munich air disaster Sir Matt Busby led his rebuilt Manchester United team out onto the hallowed Wembley turf to meet Portuguese Champions Benfica in the final of the European Cup. United were attempting to become the first English Team to win the European Cup and Sir Matt Busby was trying to fulfil his own holy grail of football.

The facts say that Jose Mourinho's record of success is up there with the very best. So what is it that makes Mr Mourinho "the special one"? There are probably lots of answers, but he unquestionably adheres to the KISS principle - Keep It Simple Stupid. No square pegs in round holes. No fancy, complicated tactics. Play players who are talented, but who have to work hard, be disciplined and do their job. Compact space and make it difficult for the opposition to score. Make the best of attacking set pieces. Get the ball into the opposition box where goals are scored. Understand and exploit the opposition weaknesses and nullify their strengths.

With the drama and chaos of the transfer window upon us, this is a great documentary that traces some of the most historic and strange transfers that have involved mainly English clubs in the past.

Reality FC take on Hillingdon Park Rangers in the first game of the season. The players aren’t all quite on the same wave length and decide that the best way forward is to argue with each other, the referee, opponents and the man walking the dog!