This Clutch 9 Football interview brings together former England & Premier League striker Bobby Zamora alongside regular hosts Glenn Murray and James Collins for a lively and entertaining conversation.

The discussion blends humour and insight, as the trio share dressing room anecdotes, behind-the-scenes moments, and the realities of life as professional footballers. Zamora’s looks back on Fulham’s Europa League run (2009–10), including the unforgettable victory over Juventus.

The conversation also touches on one of the most dramatic moments in Premier League history, Sergio Agüero’s last-minute goal that secured the title for Manchester City. Zamora discusses the circumstances around Queens Park Rangers that day, raising the question of whether City’s triumph was influenced by QPR already being safe from relegation.

Beyond the on-pitch memories, Zamora opens up about one of the biggest regrets of his career - turning down a place in England's World Cup squad. He reflects honestly on the decision, sharing what influenced his choice and how he looks back on it now.

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“Why not me?” – Gus Poyet on managing Tottenham Hotspur, his brutal live TV sacking & why Gianfranco Zola was the best…

Welcome to another massive episode of Clutch 9 Football, where James Collins and Glenn Murray sit down with the one and only Gus Poyet. In a wide-ranging and unfiltered conversation, the former Spurs and Chelsea star doesn't hold back on the current state of Tottenham Hotspur.

With the club facing an identity crisis and a nervous look at the bottom of the table, Poyet explains exactly why he is the man to take the reins. He breaks down his tactical blueprint for survival and stakes his claim as the next manager to lead the club.

The drama shifts from North London to the South Coast as Gus retells one of the most surreal moments in modern football history: finding out he was sacked by Brighton & Hove Albion while working as a live TV pundit. It’s a raw, behind-the-scenes look at the "brutal" reality of the business, including shocking claims about how the club allegedly tried to erase his legacy from their history books.

From the shock of the announcement to the legal fallout, Gus provides the definitive account of that infamous night.Finally, we dive into Poyet’s illustrious playing career and his thoughts on the modern game.

He reveals the one Chelsea teammate who possessed the unique ability to make everyone around him better and offers a scathing critique of what the current Blues squad is missing.To cap it all off, Gus drops a bold claim regarding Chelsea’s rivalries - arguing that the club doesn't actually have a true derby….I

t’s an episode packed with tactical insight, Premier League nostalgia, and the kind of honesty you only get on Clutch 9.

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In this exclusive interview, Tottenham Hotspur icon Ledley King chats to Clutch 9 regulars Glenn Murray and James Collins. With Spurs mired in a difficult run and facing significant pressure, Ledley identifies what he believes is the "biggest problem" currently haunting the squad.

King discusses the urgent changes needed to restore the club's identity and the missing ingredients required to get the team back to competing at the top of the Premier League.

The legendary former captain also opens up about the "insane" reality of his playing days, specifically the five-year period where he famously stopped training altogether to manage his chronic knee injuries. Ledley provides a raw, emotional look at the physical and mental toll of "bone-on-bone" pain, describing the solitary hours spent in the swimming pool while his teammates were on the grass.

He reveals the incredible mental resilience it took to step onto the pitch every Saturday and perform at an elite level against the world’s best strikers without a single minute of weekday preparation.Shifting to his post-playing career, Ledley reflects on his fascinating time as an assistant coach under Jose Mourinho.

He shares behind-the-scenes stories of how "The Special One" recruited him mid-haircut and what it was really like to work within Mourinho's meticulous system during that rollercoaster 2020/21 campaign. Finally, King assesses England’s chances at the upcoming 2026 World Cup, offering a defender’s perspective on whether the current Three Lions crop has the defensive steel to finally bring football home.

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