More Than A Match

RH flies solo this week for a one on one with the community, reacting to the PFA awards and answering the questions you sent in on our socials. He breaks down Bruno Fernandes and Nico O'Reilly's big wins, two players he's worked with, and gives his full Premier League table prediction for the season ahead.Plus honest advice for the next generation on education, scholarships and the traits that actually matter, and a look at the big plans coming for the channel.This week's episode is sponsored by Dwight Global Online School, a leading online school for student athletes who want to train and compete at the highest level without compromising their education. Head to www.dwight.global for more information.

Sam Bird joins More Than A Match to tell his story, from a late start in football to carving out a professional career across Fleetwood, Stockport, Scotland and Chorley. He's honest about the loan move he turned down and still regrets, the frustrating spells, the loans that rebuilt his confidence, and stepping into coaching alongside RH.One of the most honest conversations we've had about the reality of the non league grind and the decisions that shape a career.

Jordao Costa joins More Than A Match to tell his story, from growing up in Portugal to grinding through the English non league system, working under Sol Campbell at Macclesfield, and a surprise trial at Besiktas. He’s honest about chasing the big clubs instead of getting minutes, the 5 figure loss that nearly sank him, and how he’s built JC Elite Coaching from nothing in the space of a year.

Football agent Josh Gordon sits down with More Than A Match to tell the story of how he went from sleeping rough to running Icon Global Sports. Honest, raw and full of insider truth about the football agency game most people never see.Josh opens up on the reality of being a football agent, loyalty to his players, the dark side of the industry, and the advice every young player and parent needs to hear before they sign with anyone.

Manchester's Billy Deniz sits down with More Than A Match to tell his full story. A kid from Droylsden whose mum was told he'd end up in jail if she didn't get him into something. He picked kickboxing aged 6, smashed everyone in his weight class by 16, then made the brave call to switch to boxing and chase a British title.This year alone he's sparred Artur Beterbiev in Montreal, fought on the Co-op Live main card, and built a Manchester fanbase that sells out arenas without a major promoter behind him. The Ricky Hatton comparisons are starting to land for a reason.We get into all of it. The sacrifice, the financial reality, the family pressure, and what it actually feels like sharing a ring with one of the hardest men on the planet.