You're going to. Chris Sutton had the pick of every top team in England in 1994, but it was

upwardly mobile Blackburn Rovers who took him from Norwich for a British record transfer fee of 5 million quid.

What happened next became one of the most epic tales in Premier League history.

Paired with Alan Shearer up front in that memorable SAS partnership, Chris's Blackburn

won the 1994 title ahead of Sir Alex for instance Manchester United.

Here, Chris breaks down the twists and turns of that epic campaign. Shearers ruthlessness in front of goal,

Kenny Douglas' unshakable confidence when the squad looked like they might throw it all away,

and Blackburn's character, including Tim Slippery Sherwood

David Batty, Grem Lasso and Tim Flowers that character which dragged them over the

line eventually he also compares and contrasts his relationship with Shearer to that of Henric Larson

with whom he formed a telepathic understanding at Martin O'Neil's Celtic.

Oh, and do listen out for the best car diving anecdote you'll ever hear.

And finally, we're recording another big interview live on Thursday, March 9th at the concert hall in Glasgow with special guest,

Aberdeen legend Alex McLeish.

Alex will be reflecting on his decorated playing in management career

how his football manager obsessed son alerted him to the talents of a teenage Leo

Messy before the world knew of that genius,

and how he'd later inquire about bringing messy to Rangers on loan only to be told by Frank

Ricard's assistant to try and secure a deal for Andresin E.S. to instead.

Sir Alex Ferguson, McCliche's first manager at Aberdeen, will pop up in stories and they'll

be at an audience Q&A. To buy tickets go to I write.com that's A Y W R I T E dot com and search for Graham

Hunter. The link is also on a pinned tweet at GH podcast on Twitter. See you there. I always wondered what it's like to be signed. The signing process, when you move

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