4 DIC 2014 · Crystal Palace goalkeeper Julian Speroni has played over 300 games for the South London club since joining from Dundee in 2004. He is one of the club’s most popular players and has won the Player of the Year award a record four times. His performances were instrumental in helping Palace’s promotion to the Premier League at the end of the 2012/13 season and again as the club retained their Premier League status in their first season back at the top flight. Speroni was born in Argentina and played one international for the Under-20 national side in 1998. Stuart Weir caught up with him to find out more about his career and his Christian faith.

13 NOV 2014 · Graham Daniels signed for Cardiff City as a 16-year-old in the 1970s and played most of his career for Cambridge United in what is now the Championship and what was then the Second Division. He played on the left wing and memorably scored against a Newcastle United team boasting the likes of Glenn Roeder and Kevin Keegan. Injury forced him out of the professional game in his mid-20s but he went on to manage non-league clubs Histon and Cambridge City and he retains his interest in the sport today as a non-executive director of Cambridge United. Today he is General Director of Christians in Sport. Adrian Barnard talked to Graham about his life and career and began by asking where he was born and raised?

15 OTT 2014 · Midfielder Gavin Peacock played over 500 league games across a 17 year career between 1984 and 2001. He played 105 games for Newcastle scoring 35 goals and 103 times for Chelsea scoring 17 goals. From 1996-2001 he played over 180 times for Queens Park Rangers. After retirement he became a well-respected pundit on BBC’s Match of the Day before quitting in 2008 to train as a Christian minister in Canada. Today he is Pastor of the Calvary Grace Church in Calgary. In an interview recorded a few years ago Gavin talks to Stuart Weir about his football career and the faith that directs his life.