Inside Blackburn's guest appearances

Inside Blackburn

The Big Interview with Graham Hunter

Alfred Hitchcock

John Collins

Graham Taylor

David Beckham

Paul Robinson

Ben Reiter

Michael Robinson

Michael O'Neill

Jamie Murray

Alan Smith

Michael Owen

Jose Mourinho

Jurgen Klopp

Martin Compston

Peter Crouch

OwlTail

Tim Sherwood

In part two of our conversation, Tim Sherwood delves into Blackburn’s incredible league win of ’95.The race between Kenny Dalglish’s side and Alex Ferguson’s great Manchester United team was epic, and no love was lost between the Glaswegian managers. It was a nerve-racking, ding-dong affair between real men which went down to the final day. Tim admits that Rovers would never have recovered if they had blown it. Incredibly, Blackburn had to train on a public park, regularly pausing their drills to let funeral corteges through to a nearby cemetery.Tim is also great talking about his coaching and managerial career, not least identifying and developing youngsters. In his view, fledgling players need to go out on loan to toughen up and learn the ropes, but he prefers League One where they will get a game, rather than the Championship where they will warm the bench. Tim was foiled in his efforts to bring Isco and Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang to Tottenham, but he was the sole voice at Spurs who kept the faith in a teenage Harry Kane.Fascinating stuff from a great guy.Graham Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In part two of our conversation, Tim Sherwood delves into Blackburn’s incredible league win of ’95.The race between Kenny Dalglish’s side and Alex Ferguson’s great Manchester United team was epic, and no love was lost between the Glaswegian managers. It was a nerve-racking, ding-dong affair between real men which went down to the final day. Tim admits that Rovers would never have recovered if they had blown it. Incredibly, Blackburn had to train on a public park, regularly pausing their drills to let funeral corteges through to a nearby cemetery.Tim is also great talking about his coaching and managerial career, not least identifying and developing youngsters. In his view, fledgling players need to go out on loan to toughen up and learn the ropes, but he prefers League One where they will get a game, rather than the Championship where they will warm the bench. Tim was foiled in his efforts to bring Isco and Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang to Tottenham, but he was the sole voice at Spurs who kept the faith in a teenage Harry Kane.Fascinating stuff from a great guy.Graham Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Tim Sherwood: Inside Blackburn's title win