My Sporting Life

In the final episode of the series Paul Coyte is in conversation with the one, the only, Les Ferdinand.An English football legend who scored more than 100 Premier League goals, Les Ferdinand is best remembered for his time at QPR, Newcastle and Spurs. Although his career started in non-league football and he even had a spell playing in Turkey with Besiktas.

This week's episode of My Sporting Life is Paul Coyte in conversation with one of the greatest cyclists of all time Mark Cavendish.In a remarkable career that has seen him win almost everything in the sport Cavendish holds the joint record for the most ever Tour de France wins.

In this episode of My Sporting Life see's Paul Coyte in conversation with the legendary promoter Barry HearnBarry has been at the heart of sport in this country for decades and with his promotion company Matchroom he has played a huge role in the popularity of snooker, darts and boxing. Helping to discover some of our most loved sportsmen along the way.

Paul Coyte in conversation with one of the all time great goalkeepers Peter Schmeichel. At the age of 10 Schmeichel was told he would one day play for Denmark and it was a prediction that he would go on to achieve - playing more times for Denmark than anyone in his country's history. Hear about what it was like playing for Manchester United during the glory years and why he regretted leaving when he did.

Paul Coyte in conversation with one of rugby's biggest stars and personalities James Haskell. Playing 77 times for England; becoming a British & Irish Lion plus featuring in two world cups, James Haskell has seen it all in the sport of rugby.

In the first episode of the new series of My Sporting Life, German football legend Jurgen Klinsmann is in conversation with Paul Coyte. In this episode hear all about Jurgen's childhood, how his move to Spurs happened and much more.

On this episode of My Sporting Life Danny Kelly takes us back to when he met the great Murray Walker!Murray Walker was best known for being one of the greats of British sports broadcasting. Having a career in motor sports himself, he went onto become one of the top British broadcasters within motor sports! Murray was even awarded an OBE for his services to the sport and broadcasting in 1996.So sit back and enjoy as we look back on the extraordinary life of this true great who is sadly no longer with us.

In this archive episode Danny Kelly was joined by ‘the French assassin’ of football! Former Newcastle, Spurs and Paris Saint Germain midfielder David Ginola.