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As the Premier League approaches its 21st birthday, Jonathan Wilson and Duncan Hamilton discuss its social and cultural impact and the profound changes it has wrought on the game. They also look back at the way football used to be before blanket television coverage and millionaire salaries.

Wilson is one of the most distinguished football writer’s in the country. His books include a critically acclaimed biography of Brian Clough, the prize-winning Inverting the Pyramid, a history of tactics, and The Outsider, the story of the goalkeeper. He is editor of the quarterly magazine The Blizzard.

Duncan Hamilton is the author of Provided You Don’t Kiss Me and The Footballer Who Could Fly.