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Eamonn And The Gaffers 11-29 Media
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4.4 • 78 Ratings
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Eamonn Holmes chats to some of the biggest names in football management. What's it really like being a gaffer? Eamonn ask this and a whole lot more in these intimate, in-depth conversations. Guests include Martin O'Neil, Stuart Pearce and Brendan Rodgers.
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Gareth Ainsworth
Eamonn chats to Wycombe Wanderers gaffer Gareth Ainsworth as he prepares for life in the Championship. They discuss Gareth's childhood, his playing career and his musical ambitions.
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Ian Baraclough
Eamonn talks to new Northern Irish manager Ian Baraclough. They discuss his childhood, links to Northern Ireland and what he hopes to achieve in the role.
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David Campbell
Former Northern Irish international turned agent David Campbell talks to Eamonn about modern football, what it was like making your debut against Brazil and playing for Brian Clough.
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John Coleman
John Coleman is the Accrington Stanley manager. He chats to Eamonn about his long managerial career including giving over 1000 half time team talks and picking up fans on the way to games.
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Peter Reid
Peter Reid, Former Sunderland Manager and England International talks to Eamonn about management, playing and Maradona.
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Sammy McIlroy
Sammy McIlroy talks to Eamonn about his career inlcuding his time at Manchester United and playing for and managing Northern Ireland.
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Customer Reviews
Easy listening
Just a good easy listening football podcast presented by a genuine football fan. Really enjoy it
5G issues
I like the guests Eamonn gets but due to Eamonns fear of 5G I can never enjoy the episodes
Barely an episode goes by without another conspiracy theory
Good Guests
It’s been a good series with a variety of managers each with their own story. I think the host could ask deeper more challenging questions. He seems to steer clear of anything that might be controversial.