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South Korea's Dutch coach Dick Advocaat
discusses Korea, kimchi and his side's chances on the
eve of the 2006 World Cup in Germany.
Dick Advocaat
now at Zenit St. Petersburg looks back to his time in Korea.
Football journalists Paddy Agnew & Guillem Balague discuss the Spain v Italy Euro 2008 quarterfinal match.
Goalkeeper Mike Ammann left the sunny shores of southern California to give his game a shot in England. What followed, were two seasons in the English First Division with Charlton Athletic in the mid 90’s.
Radojko Avramovic the former Notts County and Coventry City goalkeeper has been the boss of Singapore's national team since 2003.
Ex-Wimbledon, Newcastle United and England defender Warren Barton on England's chances at Euro 2004.
Edgardo Bauza : the Argentine coach gives his last interview as coach of LDU Quito.
Peter Butler began coaching at Halifax and has worked across South East Asia in Malaysia, Singapore and Indonesia.
Gurinder Chadha is the director of the smash hit movie Bend It Like Beckham.
Ex-Portugal and South Korea coach Humberto Coelho talks to Soccerphile about his Korea experience.
Ex-Norwich and Spurs' midfielder Ian Crook is now assistant coach with FC Sydney. He talks to Soccerphile about his hopes for the new A-League Down Under.
Incheon United's Dejan Damjanovic talks about his bright start to his first season in Korea's K-League.
German coach Gert Engels is one of the most experienced foreign coaches in Japan. Gert spoke to Soccerphile in 2002 and again after his sacking at Kyoto Purple Sanga in 2003 .
John Foot talks about his book Calcio - a history of the game in Italy from its 19th Century roots to the modern day via legends like Silvio Piola, Roberto Baggio and the great Torino team who perished at Superga.
Sir Alex Ferguson talks ahead of the 2008 Club World Cup in Japan.
Alex Fynn discuss the English Premiership's proposal to play games overseas - a move widely condemned by fans.
Afshin Ghotbi talks about his role as an assistant coach of South Korea's national team for World Cup 2006.
Senol Gunes the coach of FC Seoul talks about a difficult first season in the K-League.
Duncan Hamilton talks about his book Provided You Don't Kiss Me - a biography of Brian Clough, the enigmatic manager and man he knew for 20 years.
Paolo Hewitt is a well-known music and style journalist but he is also a big football fan and talks to Soccerphile about football and fashion.
K-League Incheon United's innovative, young coach Jang Woe-Ryeong talks to Soccerphile about his ambitions to one day manage the national team.
An interview with Ka Sam-hyun the General Secretary of the Korean Football Association and Korea's "Mr. Football".
K-League Seongnam's no-nonsense coach Kim Hak-Bom talks to Soccerphile about his team's success, foreign players in Korea and his hopes to manage the Korean national side.
Football journalist Simon Kuper discuss his new book on football statistics.
Josip Kuze , the experienced Croatian coach, talked to Soccerphile hours before his dismissal by J-League club JEF United.
Alexei Lalas talks about David Beckham and the LA Galaxy.
Di Law is United legend Denis' daughter; she is also Manchester United's press secretary.
England legend Gary Lineker previews the 2002 World Cup.
Hwang Sun-Hong is the latest coach to take on the challenge at K-League Busan.
Andy Lyons co-founder and editor of When Saturday Comes, widely regarded as the most intelligent football magazine in the world.
Wilf McGuinness talks about Munich and the Busby Babes.
Sammy McIlroy & Frank Stapleton talk Arsenal and Manchester United.
Ernie Merrick , the Melbourne Victory coach, discusses his team's chances in the ACL.
World Cup referee Les Mottram talks about his life in the game and his new career in Japan.
GSEN agent Dennis Murray talks about negotiating Lee Chun-soo's move to Feyenoord.
Kiki Musampa the globe-trotting Dutch midfielder is now with FC Seoul in the K-League and playing on his third continent.
Long-serving Gamba Osaka coach Akira Nishino talks about his team's performance after the 2008 Club World Cup.
Urawa Reds' coach Holger Osieck enjoys 2007 Asian Champions League success.
Ivica Osim statue at Fukuda Denshi Stadium, ChibaJapan's national team coach Ivica Osim meets the press ahead of the 2007 Asian Cup.
Ex-Spurs and England midfielder Steve Perryman talks about his time managing in Japan's J. League.
Ex-Chelsea midfielder and now Sunderland boss Gus Poyet discusses his time in football.
Ange Postecoglou the new Brisbane Roar coach is hitting back at his critics.
British Communist in Moscow Jim Riordan was the only Englishman to play for a Soviet football team.
Denise Robertson - TV's Agony Aunt tells of her love for Sunderland FC.
Sunderland legend Ian Porterfield talks about his new life as coach of the K. League's Busan I'cons.
Middlesborough and England defender Gareth Southgate talks about missed penalties and World Cup 2002.
Along with Guus Hiddink and Pim Verbeek, Jan Roelfs was part of the three-man Orange revolution that took South Korea to a 4th-place finish at World Cup 2002.
Pim Verbeek talks about his appointment for a second spell as South Korea's assistant coach for World Cup 2006 and his subsequent appointment as head coach after the tournament.
Robert Verbeek discusses life in the J-League with Omiya Ardija and his relationship with older brother Pim. And in a second interview about Ardija's form by mid-season.
Sef Vergoosen talks about his plans for J-League under-achievers Nagoya Grampus.
Aurelio Vidmar talks about his appointment as interim coach of A-League Adelaide United.
Ex-Spurs' Swiss international defender Ramon Vega on England's clash with Switzerland at Euro 2004.