Interviews
Here and now Long Reads Here and now Nigel Pearson discusses rebuilding a club at its lowest ebb, and how at Leicester he oversaw Jamie Vardy’s impressive transformation into an England international Nigel Pearson
Embracing change Long Reads Embracing change Gregg Berhalter discusses his journey into coaching, which took him via Crystal Palace, LA Galaxy and Columbus Crew before he took charge of USA Gregg Berhalter
Obsession Long Reads Obsession Michael Appleton reflects on his journey through the Manchester United academy, and how Sir Alex Ferguson shaped him as a coach Michael Appleton
Without a name Long Reads Without a name Ian Burchnall succeeded fellow Englishman Graham Potter at Östersunds FK. He talks about the challenges he faced coaching overseas Ian Burchnall
Back from the brink Video Back from the brink Eddie Howe recounts being thrust into management at Bournemouth, saving them from relegation from the Football League, and then leaving for Burnley Eddie Howe
Fulfilling dreams Long Reads Fulfilling dreams Jonathan Woodgate reflects on an eventful playing career, his subsequent move into coaching, and the teammates and managers who helped his development Jonathan Woodgate
The Collaborator Video The Collaborator Everton manager Carlo Ancelotti wowed Chelsea with a unique approach, according to Aston Villa assistant John Terry, as he exclusively explains John Terry
Finding Messi Long Reads Finding Messi Carles Rexach is widely credited as the figure responsible for bringing Lionel Messi to Barcelona. He revisits the story of a signing that has come to define an era Carles Rexach
Flying the flag Long Reads Flying the flag Mick McCarthy famously led Ireland at the 2002 World Cup in difficult circumstances. He revisits a time when his Damien Duff-inspired team impressed Mick McCarthy
There and back again Video There and back again Mark Hughes revisits his time as a player for Manchester United, Barcelona, Bayern Munich, Chelsea, Southampton, Everton and Blackburn Mark Hughes
I picked winning Video I picked winning Chelsea Ladies’ Emma Hayes revisits the risk involved in dropping her highest-profile player – an individual who also happened to be her boss in women’s football Emma Hayes
Hit the ground running Long Reads Hit the ground running Radhi Jaidi, Tunisia’s most capped player, is taking his first steps into first-team coaching. He looks back over his journey so far Radhi Jaidi
Becoming a blue Video Becoming a blue Tim Cahill became one of David Moyes’ finest signings when he moved from Millwall to Everton. The Australian revisits his time at Goodison Park Tim Cahill
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