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The Football Historian Podcast

The Football Historian Podcast

著者： Peter Kenny Jones
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The Football Historian Podcast explores the history of football by speaking to former players, people involved in the game and passionate supporters. We also run quizzes and in-depth documentary style episodes to share more weird and wonderful stories from the history of football.Copyright 2024 All rights reserved. サッカー
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  • Sammy Lee: Liverpool, Gerrard, Carragher, Rafa & The Everton Decision | The Football Historian Podcast #59

    Sammy Lee: Liverpool, Gerrard, Carragher, Rafa & The Everton Decision | The Football Historian Podcast #59
    2026/06/03
    Welcome to The Football Historian Podcast, hosted by Peter Kenny Jones. In episode 59, I’m joined by Liverpool legend Sammy Lee. A boyhood Red from the heart of the city, Sammy went from watching Liverpool from the stands to playing in one of the greatest teams in the club’s history, winning league titles, European Cups and becoming part of the fabric of Anfield. This episode covers his life as a Liverpool supporter, breaking into the first team, the standards of the dressing room, what Graeme Souness, Phil Thompson, Kenny Dalglish and Jimmy Case were really like, and why Liverpool’s success was built on far more than just talent. Sammy also talks through some brilliant moments from his playing career, including his headed goal against Dinamo Bucharest, his famous free-kick against Manchester City and what it was like being part of Liverpool’s European dominance. We also discuss his coaching career in detail, including working under Rafa Benitez, coaching Steven Gerrard and Jamie Carragher, why Lucas Leiva never got enough credit, his time with England’s golden generation, working alongside Sam Allardyce, and the complicated emotions of joining Everton as a proud Liverpool man. This is a proper football conversation with someone who has lived the game from every angle: supporter, player, coach, assistant manager and Scouser. Thanks so much for the continued support, and I hope this instalment of your soon-to-be favourite football podcast continues to impress. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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    1 時間 9 分
  • Emmerson Boyce: Wigan’s FA Cup Miracle, Barbados & Barclaysmen | The Football Historian Podcast #58

    Emmerson Boyce: Wigan’s FA Cup Miracle, Barbados & Barclaysmen | The Football Historian Podcast #58
    2026/05/20
    Welcome to The Football Historian Podcast, hosted by Peter Kenny Jones. In episode 58, I’m joined by former Wigan Athletic captain Emmerson Boyce. Best remembered for lifting the FA Cup with Wigan in 2013 after one of the greatest shocks in Wembley history, Emmerson tells the story of his career from Luton Town and Crystal Palace to becoming a Wigan legend. We discuss how he first got into football, his move north to Wigan, what made the club feel like a family, and why Dave Whelan played such a big role in his career both during and after football. Emmerson also gives brilliant insight into working under Paul Jewell, Steve Bruce and Roberto Martinez — including the moment Martinez told Wigan he wanted them to play like Arsenal and Barcelona. Of course, we also talk in depth about the 2013 FA Cup final against Manchester City, Ben Watson’s winning goal, walking up the Wembley steps, lifting the trophy, and why he wouldn’t swap that cup win for Premier League survival. There’s also discussion on Barbados, representing the national team, paying for his own travel to play international football, working as technical director, women’s football, Wigan Athletic Women, and his hopes for the future. Thanks so much for the continued support, and I hope this instalment of your soon-to-be favourite football podcast continues to impress. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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    56 分
  • Roddy Collins Pt.2: They Tried To Sack Me… Then I Won The Double | The Football Historian Podcast #57

    Roddy Collins Pt.2: They Tried To Sack Me… Then I Won The Double | The Football Historian Podcast #57
    2026/05/06
    Welcome to The Football Historian Podcast, hosted by Peter Kenny Jones. In episode 57, Roddy Collins returns for Part Two of one of the most chaotic, honest and entertaining interviews we’ve ever recorded. After covering his playing career in Part One, this episode focuses on Roddy’s life in management — from accidentally becoming a player-manager at 23 to rebuilding clubs, fighting boardrooms, surviving pressure from supporters and creating some unforgettable stories along the way. Roddy talks about managing in Ireland, his time at Bohemians, winning the double, dealing with boards who didn’t want him, and the incredible comeback that helped save his job when he was 4-1 down at half-time. We also discuss his time at Carlisle United, how he tried to bring standards into the club, getting help from names like Sir Alex Ferguson, Bobby Robson and Sam Allardyce, and why Leon Osman immediately stood out as a Premier League talent. There’s also a more serious side to the conversation, as Roddy opens up on coaching licences, football politics, the career he feels was taken from him, and why keeping his dignity mattered more than staying quiet. Thanks so much for the continued support, and I hope this instalment of your soon-to-be favourite football podcast continues to impress. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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    1 時間 58 分
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