53 episodes
OTB's John Giles Off The Ball
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4.5 • 143 Ratings
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The legend that is John Giles speaks his mind about the week's football events and answers your questions every Thursday from 7:30 pm. We talk the Premier League and everything that's going on in European Football as well as stories from John's playing days with Manchester United and Leeds United. We may even get a sing-song going. Subscribe to get your weekly fix of John Giles.
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Unlucky Liverpool, 'Quality' Kelleher and why Man United's win didn't impress
Will O'Callaghan is joined on the line by Irish football legend John Giles as we look back on the midweek fixtures, Liverpool's form and why Manchester United's nine-goal win wasn't all that it was shaped up to be.
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JOHN GILES | Flying Phil Foden, Liverpool's tame title defence, Leeds' lofty ambitions
John Giles joins Nathan as ever this Thursday to recap the week that was in the world of football. @PaddyPower
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John Giles | Man City extend lead | Champions League
Republic of Ireland legend John Giles looked back on this weekend's football with Nathan Murphy. Sponsored by Paddy Power.
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Street Football | Tuchel's hard love | John Giles
Republic of Ireland legend John Giles joined Nathan Murphy to discuss this week's football's news and the importance of street football in his development. Sponsored by Paddy Power
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JOHN GILES | 'Transformative' Ian St John, Bruno Fernandes' supporting cast, 'complete' Declan Rice
John Giles pays tribute to the late Liverpool legend Ian St John, and to discuss what ails Manchester United. @PaddyPower
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JOHN GILES | Irrepressible Haaland, Liverpool rekindled, MUFC's muddled structure
John Giles joins Nathan to recap the week that was in the world of football. @PaddyPower
Customer Reviews
Great show
Great insight from John and lovely stories of his time playing on the street.
More please
With lockdown 2 ahead can John restart his brilliant retro themed shows. Here are my top 3 id like him to do.
1. The 1966 World Cup tournament.
2. The 1970 World Cup tournament and the 1970 Final. A game he was actually at. Watching one of, if not THE most iconic games in football history.
3. The 1974 World Cup tournament.
Quality
Giles all time XI’s, gets me through the Saturday morning 5km