29/10/2016 MOTD Kickabout

Good morning. We come from the National Football League is the.

There is now a museum like it, packed with everything you want to

know about the beautiful game. I guess it's important we take it

seriously like adults. The National football Museum is

spread over four floors of this beautiful building. You can dig deep

into the history of football, learn how the game has changed and

discovered some great facts about the top teams in the UK. Here is

what is coming up. We will give you an all access tour

of this fantastic museum and I will take on Tyler in some challenges. We

round up the action from the EFL. We've got interviews with not one

but two Mac Premier League stars. This place covers over 150 years of

football history but one thing that is great about the game we love is

new history is being written after every game. Here's a round-up of

this week's action. Daniel Sturridge scores his second of the game,

through the legs of the goalkeeper! Liverpool's positive play is

recorded. I knew I would find you here,

looking at strange man doing a handstand. I'm admiring the art of

football. Fancy a game? Yes. Yes! Sent the keeper the wrong way.

That's it. And again. It is the second challenge, the past

master. He's missed that. I enjoyed this, it was fun.

1-1. There is no better rate to decide this than a game of table

football. I'm ready. Are you nervous? My heart is beating through

my chest. Shall we play? I'm not losing them. Parking the

bus. Yes. 89th minute, I do not feel.

We've got one more left. That is a nice formation. You ready? Winning

in challenges and 2-1 down. I have been officially defeated. Football

can bring out the competitive spirit in all of us, but it is not all

about winning. We found out how Everton are giving back to the local

community. There is something strange happening

at Everton today. There are players here but they are not playing

football. Today is about the activities they do.

Thanks for letting us be here today. How important is this for Everton

and the community? It is an important day, this event is nice

for the children. It's a family club. I like it. We're doing good

things with children and I enjoy it because I am also a child. Obviously

today there are a lot of children around. Did you look up to and

anybody when you're growing up? Superman! Everyone is having fun

working as part of a team. How important do you think this is? I

think you need to listen to your coach, your passion, you need to

dream, to work every day. Great stuff. From one of Everton's

rising stars to a club legend. Leon Osman made 400 appearances but who

would he choose to play alongside him? I am Leon Osman and this is my

dream team. First up, Tim Howard. I always found him difficult to score

against. Defence, Tony Hibbert. As far as I'm concerned he's the best

defender I've ever played with and ask anybody around, put him on the

same team in training and we win every time. In midfield, myself. I

might even give myself the armband. Alongside me would be Paul

Gascoigne. Well-known as being one of the best players in England. Some

of the best goals he scored when I was growing up. Upfront I'm going

for John Barnes. When I was young he was my idol. I don't think there was

many players better. He scored a lot of goals. What a team. That is just

one of the many big games this weekend in the Premier League and

the FA Cup first round. We thought we would ask the experts there

Premier League predictions. What do you think, for none the Leicester?

1-0. Sunderland versus Arsenal, I think 3-1. Crystal Palace versus

Liverpool, big game. Liverpool, 1-0. West Brom versus Manchester City, I

think Manchester City will win. Can West Ham get a result? Yes, 2-1.

Only time will tell if they have the skills to predict the results but it

is certain you've got these skills. Check them out.

Amazing skills. Keep sending their men. It is a Halloween special on

the website. Make sure you don't score and only ghoul -- "own ghoul".

When it comes to interviews, we score every time. Gary Cahill was at

the heart of the thrashing of Manchester United. We sent reporters

to grill him on everything from the goal is to time travel. Gary Cahill

has blasted at home. There he to score a beauty. In comes the corner.

Do you know how many goals he scored so far? In my career? I will guess

20. It is 40. How many goals did you score for

Bolton? About eight. Who scored 15! These are tough questions.

You scored your first Premier League goal for Aston Villa but who was

against? Birmingham City. That was one of my favourite goals are

scored, I was so young. What is the funniest thing that happened during

a game? I've played a couple of games where the referee has tripped

over. What were you like at school? I was loaded. Who did you make your

England debut against? Bulgaria. And your first goal? Bulgaria! Did you

have any nicknames? Only one, Gaz. Which player have you played against

that you wish was English? Lionel Messi and Chris Yarran Arbil. Have

you ever worn a disguise? I have! I went to a Christmas market and it

was really busy so I wore a Father Christmas hat and beard. Would you

rather be a cowboy or a spy? I would be a spy. Where would you go in

history if you could claim travel? I would visit the future. I would go

forward 50 years and see if we are driving in these hover cars and

stuff like that. Great interview skills. Of course

our big thank you to Gary Cahill. Our time is almost over but seeing

as though Gary was talking about time travel we thought we'd join in

as well. At the top of this museum is this fantastic exhibition about

1966. It's the perfect starting point to look back on the best goals

from the decade. They think it's all over, it is now.

Whoops I Missed Newsround is on the way next.