The Football Governance Bill is about to be debated in the House of Lords, with speeches to be made and amendments suggested.

In this episode, Graham Miller is joined by David Bernstein, the former chairman of Manchester City, the Football Association, and the current chairman of Wembley Stadium Limited, and Fair Game CEO, Niall Couper.

The Bill will have huge consequences for all clubs in the pyramid and even small changes this week could have a massive impact.

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Exactly one week before the 2024 General Election, Fair Game brings together a Question Time-style panel to discuss the future of football:

- Clive Betts (Labour), former chair of the all-party Parliamentary Football Group, and member of the Football Supporters' Association.
- Paul Athans (Conservative), Everton season ticket holder.
- Dominic, Lord Addington (Liberal Democrats), previously sat on the National Plan for Sport and Recreation Committee.
- Dr Christina Philipou, one of the country's leading experts on footballing finance and a senior lecturer at Portsmouth University.

The new Government will probably have a closer relationship to football than any before if the Football Governance Bill is enacted and the panel takes questions from some invited guests.

You can watch a re-run of the full live video version of the debate on YouTube.

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Graham Miller speaks to the former Reading, Newcastle, West Ham and Portsmouth goalkeeper Shaka Hislop.

Shaka enjoyed a great career, playing for Kevin Keegan's 'Entertainers', the team that finished second in the Premier League two years running. He also played in memorable play-off and FA Cup finals for Reading and West Ham, and at the World Cup finals for Trinidad & Tobago. He tells us about his experience and observations of racial abuse in public, and even in the dressing room.

Shaka is the honorary president of Show Racism The Red Card and explains how the inherent diversity in football shows how teams are stronger when they working together. He also says Alan Shearer would be a terrible left-back!

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