Tonight's instalment, Kicking Off, tells the story of the men who ruined England's European Championships (excluding Phil Neville).
Strachan's spiky approach to any questions relating to his own position, coupled with his noticeably reflective approach before kick-off, told a story.
Coyle admitted he had played on the home fans' anger before kick-off, telling his players that if Bolton scored first it would have a negative effect.
Sports minister Richard Caborn has also weighed in on the question of Saturday evening FA Cup kick-offs, telling BBC Radio Five Live they might have to be rethought.
Before the kick-off, he told Vedran Corluka the expectation to perform meant he was more relaxed in last month's triumphant European Cup final against Atlético Madrid, as well as in the 2014 final, when Real also defeated their city rivals.
Prior to kick-off, Lomas told BBC Scotland that Rangers had offered Sandaza a two-year contract to move to Ibrox in the summer.
In the dressing room before kick-off, Gorski told his players: "Win against a weak team and there is no joy.
This is certainly my plan, as it would be any sensible dissembler's plan, so I kick off by telling him what a fantastic-looking, cutie-pie of a man he is, which, unusually, is actually the truth.
Now, I'm not endorsing religious warfare here (is there any better sentence to introduce yourself with than that?), but when shit does kick off, history tells us it's very much the Christians and Muslims hogging all the horrifying, blood-soaked, civilisation-ruining fun.
"My officers are just here in case it kicks off," he told the Guardian.
A strong, fiscally conservative appointment to the bank's governership would reassure investors that the new president does not plan to intervene directly to push rates down.Back in June, when campaigning kicked off, Lula told the nation that without him there would be a void on the ballot papers.
