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Former Blackburn & Manchester United defender Phil Jones is our next special guest on the latest episode of No Tippy Tappy Football.Phil Jones sits down alongside Sam Allardyce and Natalie Pike to discuss all things football from making his debut under Sam at Blackburn to signing for Sir Alex Ferguson and Manchester United.Phil and Sam talk about their time together at Blackburn, making his Premier League debut against Chelsea, advice from El Hadji Diouf and why it would be a dream to manage his boyhood club one day.The two then discuss his prominent rise which had all of the top teams in England after his signature, however it was a phone call from Sir Alex that sealed the deal.They then both chat in depth about Phil's time at Manchester United, the pressure of wearing the Manchester United shirt and learning from the greats such as Rio Ferdinand and Ryan Giggs.Phil & Sam give their thoughts on the current Manchester United team, how good their current academy players are and why Manchester United fans are the best in the world.Phil then talks open and honestly about his struggles with his mental health whilst going through difficult spells with injuries and why he had to rediscover his self respect and take back control of things.Finally they end the podcast with questions from our listeners including Phil's toughest opponents, is Sam really done with management and what advice would Phil give to his younger self?

Welcome to The Football Historian Podcast, hosted by Peter Kenny Jones. This week sees Bradley Orr visit the garage to talk about his career in the game, playing for Bristol City, QPR, Blackburn and others. Playing with Adel Taarabt, clashing with El Hadji Diouf and his relationship with Joey Barton plus much more was discussed in a brilliant interview. We finished it all off with the classic chat about Football History and then settling some of the biggest debates too. For more information about Gift of Sight, visit: https://www.giftofsight.org.uk/ Thanks so much for the feedback and don't forget to keep sending questions to thefootballhistorianpodcast@gmail.com Hope this instalment of your soon to be favourite football podcast continues to impress! CHAPTERING 00:00:28 Part One - Early Career and Prison 00:24:11 Part Two - Bristol City, QPR, Blackburn and Beyond 01:16:22 Part Three - Football History 01:29:04 Part Four - The Debate  Want more from The Football Historian Podcast? Listen or watch the exclusive FIFTH section of this interview via our Patreon. It's just £1 per month for the first 100 patrons! You also get a monthly special and access to our entire back catalogue! https://www.patreon.com/TheFootballHistorianPodcast Keep up to date with all our latest clips on our socials: Instagram: https://instagram.com/thefootballhistorianpod/ TikTok: https://tiktok.com/@thefootballhistorianpod X: https://twitter.com/TheFHPod

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SENEGAL : Landet har fostret stjerner som El Hadji Diouf, Kalidou Koulibaly og Sadio Mane. Nå er det Tor Thodesen som er i landet og trener Oslo Football Academie på nivå 2. Du lærer garantert mye om Afrikansk kultur og idrett i denne podcast episoden. Foto:privat

After a bit of an extended pause, we are back and have returned to the Motherland, live from Côte d'Ivoire for the 2023 African Cup of Nations football tournament.Kieran, Kwame, Steven and Yaf have linked up in Abidjan are joined by the two former African Footballer of The Year, Sengalese and ex Liverpool, Lens and Bolton star El Hadji Diouf.Diouf was known for his colourful personality on and off the pitch and speaks openly and freely about his career, misconceptions in the media and the importance of staying connected to Africa whilst living in Europe.-Diouf speaks about his upbringing in Senegal (2:02)-El Hadji speaks about his mission to look after his family when left his country for France at the tender of age 14 to pursue football (4:04)-Diouf reveals when prepping for AFCON whilst playing in Europe, certain managers would encourage him to not play in the tournament in order to ensure he kept his place in the squad (24:59)-The mandem ask the legend for his prediction on the final (Nigeria vs Côte d'Ivoire) and then he asks the group for their thoughts and feelings 44:25 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

THE BRAND NEW FILTHYFELLAS HOME JERSEY WITH UMBRO IS AVAILABLE NOW ON HTTP://FILTHYATFIVE.COM  This one has been simmering for a while and the time is definitely right for ANTON FERDINAND to come through the FILTHYFELLAS studio to talk about having hardcore matches with EL HADJI DIOUF, beef with STEVE BRUCE. what he thinks of JOEY BARTON, his career as a singer and more with MARGS, JORDY, POET, STEVO, SAVAGE DAN, MILES and TEGO

For the traditional 72+ Christmas special, Aaron Paul is joined by former England manager Sam Allardyce to look back on his long career in football. Sam's right hand man at Bolton, Phil Brown, is alongside him to provide stories from their time together, including how the pair got the best out of Jay-Jay Okocha, the unlikely turn of events which turned Ricardo Gardner into a full back and reveals what El Hadji Diouf was really like. Sam also speaks emotionally about his departure from England and reveals what lies ahead in the future.TIMECODES 01:30 Christmas at Big Sam's 11:00 How they took Bolton Wanderers from the second tier into Europe 45:04 Achieving 'too much, too soon' at West Ham 53:37 His brief tenure as England manager 56:10 Managing Leeds United and what comes next

Tom and Bappo revisit the game that shocked the World of football, brought El-Hadji Diouf to England, and gave us one of the iconic World Cup moments from much loved Papa Bouba Diop. It's France Senegal at the 2002 World Cup!

Go back to the late 90s this week, with some VHS memories, Jambo Number Five and Blue DabaDeeDabaDerek McInness.    BT Sport's Andrew Slaven, West Ham producer Laura Brannan and football filmmaker Findlay Marks are back in your ears once again to bring you the best (and worst)  things from the past week in Scottish football. It's the only podcast where you can hear about varifocal lenses, El Hadji Diouf and recording sports news bulletins off the telly in one place...    As domestic football returned once again, we dive into the biggest talking points from the SPFL, including a graffitied Tynecastle, a rejuvenated Pittodrie, and record-breakers at Ibrox and Fir Park.    And after their impressive result against Hearts last weekend, we're joined by Scott McClymont, former Head of Media at Kilmarnock, to discuss the Rugby Park side's season so far and whether he thinks they'll survive the drop as the league season draws to a close.  RUNNING ORDER  00:44 - PART 1 - Intro: Coming back down to earth after the international break, being a football geek, and 90s football VHS tapes.  06:41 - PART 2 - Funnies: Getting sent off on purpose, refusing to pay for varifocal lenses in Arbroath, and the best toxic opinions on Scottish football from Twitter.  15:03 - PART 3 - News: Barry Robson to keep his Dons dream going, Allan McGregor 500 not out at Rangers, and why we should follow the French when it comes to pyro.  21:33 - PART 4 - SPFL Round-up: Should Hearts fans really be ragin' at Robbie Neilson? Do penalties count for less in a goal tally? And just how do Hamilton bounce back from conceding SEVEN away to Dundee?  21:33 - PART 5 - Kilmarnock: Killie's former Head of Media, Scott McClymont, gives us the lowdown on Derek McInnes' first season back in the top flight and his hopes around their Premiership survival.    GET IN TOUCH:• follow us on Twitter• follow Andrew Slaven on Twitter• follow Laura Brannan on Twitter• follow Findlay Marks on Twitter• follow Scott McClymont on Twitter

This week we are joined by former Liverpool, Norwich, Southampton, Sheffield Wednesday, MK Dons and Crewe Midfielder, John Otsemobor. John takes us through his career beginning at Liverpool in 2002 to then moving onto Rotherham explaining how hard it was to leave his boyhood club. He goes on to speak about his struggles with injury, curtailing a move to the MLS towards the end of his career. If you enjoy the episode don't forget to like and subscribe

Eyebrows were raised when Leeds United controversially signed the Senegalese, especially with Neil Warnock as boss. It wasn't all plain sailing.

Au sommaire de ce troisième numéro, Manu, Xavier et Fredo reviennent sur un douloureux souvenir, la coupe du monde 2002 au Japon et en Corée du Sud. Ensemble, ils reviendront entre autres sur : - La cuisante élimination au premier tour de la France et de l'Argentine - Le surprenant parcours des Turcs d'Hakan Sükür et Rüstü - L'encore plus surprenant parcours de la Corée du Sud d'Ahn Jung-Hwan, tombeuse de l'Espagne et de l'Italie grâce à un arbitrage contestable - Le belle perf des Sénégalais de Bruno Metsu emmenés par El-Hadji Diouf et Henri Camara - L'arrivée en finale inattendue d'une Allemagne composée essentiellement de Kahn, Ballack et d'un nouveau buteur, Miroslav Klose - La victoire finale du Brésil avec son trio magique Rivaldo, Ronaldinho et, bien sûr, Ronaldo pour le come back du siècle

Au sommaire de ce lundi : Grand jour pour le Sénégal qui affronte les Pays-Bas ! Les champions d'Afrique devront faire sans Sadio Mané ! Les Lions, qui comptent de nombreux supporters, ont envie d'y croire. Premier élément de réponse, ce soir, dans Radio foot avec Olivier Pron, fraîchement rentré du stade, et la star de 2002 El-Hadji Diouf ! Le Qatar, pays hôte, enfin dans le grand bain ! Cérémonie d'ouverture et défaite devant l'Équateur (0-2). Premières impressions ! Les Bleus débutent mardi (22 novembre 2022) face à l'Australie ! Après une nouvelle défection, celle de Karim Benzema, dans quel état d'esprit se trouvent les champions du monde à 24h de remettre leur titre en jeu ? Antoine Grognet sera avec nous pour l'évoquer, vous saurez tout ou presque sur les plans de Didier Deschamps ! Et puis les autres rencontres de demain, pronostics ! Pour en débattre autour d'Annie Gasnier : Olivier Pron, Antoine Grognet, Sega Diallo et El-Hadji Diouf ! - David Fintzel - Technique/Réalisation : Laurent Salerno - Vidéo facebooklive : Léo Bernard.

Au sommaire de ce lundi : Grand jour pour le Sénégal qui affronte les Pays-Bas ! Les champions d'Afrique devront faire sans Sadio Mané ! Les Lions, qui comptent de nombreux supporters, ont envie d'y croire. Premier élément de réponse, ce soir, dans Radio foot avec Olivier Pron, fraîchement rentré du stade, et la star de 2002 El-Hadji Diouf ! Le Qatar, pays hôte, enfin dans le grand bain ! Cérémonie d'ouverture et défaite devant l'Équateur (0-2). Premières impressions ! Les Bleus débutent mardi (22 novembre 2022) face à l'Australie ! Après une nouvelle défection, celle de Karim Benzema, dans quel état d'esprit se trouvent les champions du monde à 24h de remettre leur titre en jeu ? Antoine Grognet sera avec nous pour l'évoquer, vous saurez tout ou presque sur les plans de Didier Deschamps ! Et puis les autres rencontres de demain, pronostics ! Pour en débattre autour d'Annie Gasnier : Olivier Pron, Antoine Grognet, Sega Diallo et El-Hadji Diouf ! - David Fintzel - Technique/Réalisation : Laurent Salerno - Vidéo facebooklive : Léo Bernard.

Alla vigilia del Mondiale del 2022, il Senegal occupa il 42° posto del Ranking UEFA: è la seconda peggior squadra del torneo in questa speciale classifica, davanti solo alla Cina. Qualche mese prima, però, i Leoni non rientravano nemmeno tra le migliori 100. Ripercorriamo, in questo episodio, il percorso che porta la Nazionale senegalese guidata da Bruno Metsu in panchina e El-Hadji Diouf in campo a bissare il miglior risultato per una selezione africana ai Mondiali e a consacrarsi come vera e propria rivelazione del torneo.

With the 2022 FIFA World Cup mere days away now, we're starting our countdown to the greatest football tournament on planet Earth. Through the rose-tinted spectacles of the Noughties, we're delving into the decade's greatest players at the tournament from the surprise packages of Rustu Recber, Asamoah Gyan and El Hadji Diouf to the living legends that are Zinedine Zidane, Cristiano Ronaldo and Fabio Cannavaro. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Johan känner sig som El-Hadji Diouf när han sumpar en cykel han precis fått tillbaka. Anders reder ut förutsättningarna för Petter Hanssons proffsmiddag i Halmstad 2002. Dessutom: Tragedin i Indonesien, vad hände med-journalistik, Thomas Strunz deppiga domstolsvinst, Yaw Prekos pengainsikt, Jim Leightons hat gentemot Alex Ferguson, spelare som övervärderades och den tidigare landslagsspelaren som hemskolar sina barn på Åland.

In this episode we're rewinding the clock one year to June 2021, when we sat down with All Whites legend Ryan Nelsen.    I remember this as a breakthrough episode for us. It was our 50th podcast, our biggest guest and we were both really anxious about getting it right.     And Ryan couldn't have been a better guest. Across nearly two hours he shared all the best bits of his life and career – and we're really proud of how it turned out.    We talk about all the best stories from his seven years at Blackburn, his frustrations with the All Whites in 2010, what it was like playing with Tugay, Gareth Bale, Luka Modric, Harry Kane - and against Henry and Bergkamp, Ronaldinho and Neymar - the time he hit on Chelsea Clinton at Stanford and so, so many other cracking yarns from an incredible career.    Nelsen is a natural leader and this episode provides a pretty revealing picutre of why he was made captain of nearly every team he has played for.  Show notes: 2.20: Thursday night in Washington DC with Ryan, laying the blueprint for Steven at US College, and impressions of Seamus on the Olympic tour in 2012 8.26: Reflections on two Olympic Games: playing Brazil, Egypt and Mo Salah, the run-in with Dakota Lucas, and the cheeseburger challenge between Roland Jeffery and Seamus 19.00: We go back to Christchurch and the cricket career that could have been had it not been for a dodgy knee 23.38: The US experience: Stanford, MVP, All American, 'pulling the moves' on Chelsea Clinton, Tiger Woods in the medical centre, going #4 in the MLS draft, DC United, failures and lessons learnt 31.37: Heading to the UK: From “you're not good enough” at Charlton Athletic and being on trial at Blackburn Rovers to the FA Cup semi-final within six months 38.42: Attracting the interest of Manchester United: What does that really look like? 41.23: Some of the characters at Blackburn Rovers: Tugay and his ciggies 45.44: A Cole Tinkler and Raj Naidu interlude 46.55: Back to Blackburn Rovers characters: Chris Samba defender turned striker, Mark Hughes at training, and Robbie Fowler sneaking in 51.54: Chris Wood and his incredible achievements in the English Premier League 54.37: The Burnley and Blackburn Rovers rivalry: pitch invasions, police, tribalism and hooligans 57.00: Ryan finds out he was named by fans in Blackburn Rovers' greatest ever XI, the Venky's chicken ad and fighting El Hadji Diouf in the dressing room 1.01.48: Losing 1-7 to Manchester United: going after Sam Allardyce at halftime, and Dimitar Berbatov scoring five in the process 1.04.23: Toughest opponents: marking Thierry Henry and Dennis Bergkamp in their prime 1.06.33: A sad end after seven years at Blackburn Rovers and the eventual move to Tottenham with Gareth Bale, Luka Modric and a young Harry Kane 1.13.49: "I don't want to be here": QPR and Ryan's eventual retirement and transition into management 1.18.16: Leaving everything on the pitch with the All Whites at the 2010 FIFA World Cup and the pressures of club v country 1.25.27: Behind the scenes of the World Cup in South Africa: battles with NZ Football, the drain of the World Cup and the challenges after the tournament 1.38.05: Toronto FC and the end of the coaching journey 1.41.42: Moving off the pitch and on the line with .rugby and .basketball 1.44.54: Terrible haircuts at the Confederations Cup in 1999 and never being able to drink tequila again after a big night with Kris Bouckenhooge, RN Wines, and player representation 1.48.55: Last words: The Bob Smith Memorial Trophy, and rescuing Ryan's boots from the rubbish bin at the Olympic Games See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

De komende weken duikt Yordi Yamali iedere dinsdag in de wereld van de gevallen clubs. Wekelijks een nieuw verhaal over hoge pieken, diepe dalen en malafide voorzitters. Deze week is Danielle Kliwon te gast, zij heeft het verhaal van Bolton Wanderers meegenomen. De hoogtijdagen onder Big Sam Allardyce met El Hadji Diouf, Youri Djorkaeff en Jay-Jay Okocha komen langs, maar ook de bijzondere rol van de Bolton-spelers in de oorlog wordt besproken. En is er hoop op een terugkeer naar de Premier League voor de Wanderers?Hekkensluiters is een podcast van Dag en Nacht Media. Onze showrunner is Jan Bavinck, de montage werd gedaan door Jeroen Sturing en het artwork is van Bos Nooij. Zie het privacybeleid op https://art19.com/privacy en de privacyverklaring van Californië op https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Groupe B : Sénégal, Guinée, Malawi, Zimbabwe. – Dans ce 2e épisode, place à un poids lourd du foot africain : le Sénégal.  Toujours placé, jamais vainqueur, le Sénégal peut-il le faire, et remporter sa 1ère CAN ? C'est la question que se posent Martin Guez et Hugo Moissonnier, journalistes au service des Sports de RFI, autour de Patrick Juillard, spécialiste du foot africain et consultant de Radio Foot. Dans ce numéro, vous entendez aussi El-Hadji Diouf, légende des Lions. Le Sénégaldont le principal adversaire dans ce groupe sera la Guinée, même si l'ancien capitaine du Syli Ibrahima Traoré s'inquiète pour ses ex-coéquipiers. Enfin, cap au Sud : le Zimbabwe et le Malawi, territoires d'Afrique australe dont Frank Simon, compagnon de route de RFI, est spécialiste. 

On this week's show get an update on the preparations for the 2021 Africa Cup of Nations, which Cameroon will be hosting in just three months from now. We have a special report from Yaoundé, as there are still concerns about how ready the stadiums are, and we hear from legends El-Hadji Diouf and Didier Drogba on the preparations. Also we talk about Mohamed Salah's superb goal for Liverpool against Manchester City, and plans that the English FA has to recruit and fast-track former players to become referees. 

In this bitesize edition we speak with former Kenyan captain Musa Otieno about his career highlights. The Harambee Stars legend talked about being on the field with “magician” Jay-Jay Okocha, and marking El Hadji Diouf at the 2004 AFCON, and we also hear about his love for Ugali. Look out for the full interview dropping in a few weeks. Host: Courtney Freese Guest: Musa Otieno (former Kenya captain) WhatsAapp Get in touch on WhatsApp - +447908 790 474YouTubeWatch us here - On The Whistle Podcast: https://bit.ly/35gKucxSocial MediaFacebook: On The Whistle PodcastInstagram: @otw_podcast / @sportsguyzaynTwitter: @otw_podcast / @sportsguyzayn Episode Notes00:00 – "Football feeds my family"00:45 – Fish and Ugali still whets the appetite02:00 – Jay-Jay Okocha “a magician”03:00 – The future of Kenya footballDuration: 03:40 See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Las, acculé, Michel "Mitchi" Bastos retrouve peu à peu le sourire grâce à Tatus, Ve-Sti et Kass. Dans ce nouvel épisode, il est notamment question du derby de Manchester, de Karim Benzema, d'El-Hadji Diouf et de PSG-Barça. Un authentique voyage sonore.

Linfield full back Matthew Clarke joins me for this latest episode of Campbell's Footballs. On the show, we discuss starting out at Rangers where Matthew was part of the set youth set up there. We discuss relationships with first team players, following the Ibrox side and Matthew shares an interesting story featuring Ally McCoist and one about Senegalese player El Hadji Diouf. Matthew recalls how Lee Wallace still starting with Rangers inadvertently cost him the opportunity to have a career in Scotland but also sees it as a sliding doors moment as he recalls his career at Linfield so far. We discuss success with David Jeffrey, European adventures and domestic dominance. We chat about Sutjeska and Qarabag - two games which Matthew has good and bad memories of. We finally end by chatting about David Healy and discuss what he is doing so well at the Blues. A fascinating chat - in association with Toby Johnson and Rory Hope Music.

Besnik är målmaskinen från Rosengård och Malmö FF som spåddes en stjärnklar framtid och jämfördes med självaste Zlatan Ibrahimovic.Han skrev på för Blackburn som 15 åring och spenderade tre år som ungdomsproffs i den dåvarande Premier League klubben. Han avgjorde mot United i sin debut och spelade med bland annat Phil Jones och El-Hadji Diouf.Allt om resan dit, tiden som ungdomsproffs och livet efter Blackburn får ni i det här avsnittet med Besnik Rustemaj.Följ gärna podden på Instagram under namnet Ungdomsproffspodden. God lyssning! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Hani ran into Nicolas Anelka at the mall in Dubai once. Anelka was a ridiculous talent who burned a lot of bridges. He made a lot of headlines for incidents not related to his play: leaving Arsenal, the 2010 World Cup and the quenelle gesture. There's so much to unpack here, but we try to peak into the complex mind of Anelka here - particularly concerning his desire to be adored. A common talking point on Anelka is that his career could have turned out different. Justin and Hani debate who is responsible for a respectable career that could have been legendary. Hani also tells the story about meeting El Hadji Diouf at a club in Dubai. It's a better story than his Anelka one, anyway.

Diouf make some dumb comment about being the top African player of all time . Samuel Eto'o was box office and a superstar player.

Tomàs Martínez llama a Sergi Hernández para hablar sobre futbolistas que podrían catalogar como one-hit-wonders, jugadores que han brillado en un gran torneo de selecciones y de los que poco se ha vuelto a saber a partir de entonces. Milan Baros, Roman Pavlyuchenko, Bartosz Kapustka, Fabio Grosso, Yeltsin Tejeda, Christian Bassogog, Anthony Annan, El Hadji Diouf y Rainford Kalaba son, junto a las preguntas de los oyentes, los protagonistas del podcast 2×33 de “¿No habrá haters de Manacor?”. - Puedes convertirte en mecenas del proyecto y patreonista de MI aquí: https://www.patreon.com/marcadorint - Sintonía: I dunno by grapes (c) copyright 2008 Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution (3.0) license. https://dig.ccmixter.org/files/grapes/16626 Ft: J Lang, Morusque

Kasper Wikestad har med seg Morten Gamst Pedersen. Hauger med historier fra nesten ti år i Premier League med managere som Sam Allardyce, Mark Hughes og Paul Ince, og lagkompiser som El-Hadji Diouf og Craig Bellamy. En time med herlig historiefortelling.

Kasper Wikestad har med seg Morten Gamst Pedersen. Hauger med historier fra nesten ti år i Premier League med managere som Sam Allardyce, Mark Hughes og Paul Ince, og lagkompiser som El-Hadji Diouf og Craig Bellamy. En time med herlig historiefortelling.

On this week's show we talk about the English PFA Player of the Year award – with Sadio Mane among the six finalists, who deserves to win it? With the Under-17 AFCON ending in Tanzania this weekend we have a special report from Dar-Es-Salaam as we hear from Senegal legend El-Hadji Diouf on what needs to be done to develop youth football. Plus your views on racism in football and we catch on with an exciting week in the EPL.

On this week’s show we talk about the English PFA Player of the Year award – with Sadio Mane among the six finalists, who deserves to win it? With the Under-17 AFCON ending in Tanzania this weekend we have a special report from Dar-Es-Salaam as we hear from Senegal legend El-Hadji Diouf on what needs to be done to develop youth football. Plus your views on racism in football and we catch on with an exciting week in the EPL.

In Folge 43 verlieren sich Herausgeber Ole Zeisler und Chefredakteur Hendrik von Bültzingslöwen in den Frühstücksritualen von Marianne & Michael. Nebenbei wird noch eine Liverpool Traumelf aus der Hüfte geschossen und endlich wird wieder das legendäre Spiel „Was wisse Zeisler“ gespielt! Wir zitieren den aktuellen Sat 1 Slogan: „Freut euch drauf!"

In a special, hour-long interview, the Notts County manager speaks to Neil Jones about his career in football, his upbringing in Liverpool, his release from the Reds at 14 and the day he silenced Anfield with Bolton - and then celebrated with a pint in The Arkles! For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

"To suggest that Leeds United have kept their descent into torpor rather quiet would most likely be met with cries of derision. "Of course all the key features of a very public fall are there. For an abridged version of the last decade, try: goldfish, admin, El-Hadji Diouf. The rest of the seemingly limitless archive of public domain material for the casual haters to quote doesn't seem worth mentioning anymore. " In Episode Ninety Five of the Blizzard Podcast we revisit "In the Shadow of the Goldfish" by Gary Hartley, first published in Issue Eight in March 2013. Read the full article here: www.theblizzard.co.uk/article/shadow-goldfish Issue Eight, like all issues of the Blizzard, is available for £12 plus postage on www.theblizzard.co.uk. Since we’ve relaunched the website, all our articles, including this one, are available to read for free. Non-subscribers get 3 free articles a month, while subscribers have unlimited advert-free browsing, as well as access to digital downloads of all our issues in eBook formats. Those who want to buy one-off eBooks can still do so – from the Kindle and Google Play stores.

Ancien joueur et consultant, Édouard Cissé est venu faire des vannes et se confier à Banquette dans le dixième épisode de Banquette. Aujourd’hui consultant pour Téléfoot, Edouard Cissé a joué au PSG, Rennes, West Ham, Monaco, Besiktas, l’OM ou encore Auxerre. Il a remporté un titre de Champion de France, trois Coupes de la Ligue, une Coupe de France, et a participé au périple de l’AS Monaco jusqu'à la finale de Ligue des Champions en 2004. Aujourd'hui, il est l'un des piliers des Paris 75ers équipe de la ligue amateur, Le Ballon. Pendant une heure, Édouard Cissé se livre sur sa carrière avec émotion, avec beaucoup d’humour. 03:05 - La meilleure saison de sa carrière 07:10 - L’année à Monaco avec le parcours en Champions League. L’importance de Didier Deschamps et Patrice Evra, le jour où l’équipe s’est rendu compte que Fernando Morientes était vraiment une star et pourquoi il est revenu à Paris à la fin de la saison. 20:00 - Comment les jeux vidéos peuvent créer la cohésion dans une équipe, et sa relation houleuse avec le coach parisien de l’époque, Vahid Halilhodžić. 23:10 - L’importance de sa famille et de sa femme dans le choix des clubs où il a évolué. 30:20 - Son expérience avec West Ham, et l’ambiance étonnante dans les vestiaires de Premier League. 33:15 - La sélection du Sénégal et le coup de téléphone d’El Hadji Diouf pour le convaincre de venir 36:45 - Comment son adolescence à Pau et les soirées endiablées du quartier du Triangle ont influencé son hygiène de vie impeccable les années suivantes. 41:25 - Sa belle carrière en Ligue 1, jouer à Paris puis à Marseille, et disputer les Classicos des deux côtés. 46:05 - La difficile saison à Auxerre, les méthodes de coaching de Guy Roux et les footings en forêt. 49:45 - L’expression des joueurs et les cours de media-training du PSG 54:50 - Son envie de travailler avec les jeunes footballeurs, et ce que devraient améliorer les centres de formation. 59:25 - Speedrounds : questions courtes, réponses courtes. Montage et mixage : Zaki Allal. Musique : Mehari. Générique : Aurore Meyer-Mahieu. Production et édition : Julien Neuville.

The Nina Kauser Show is back and she welcomes her fellow podcasters from the Anfield Index Desi Podcast! Don't worry there's no Desi-ness on this one! Just hard hitting opinions on the latest happenings at Liverpool FC... The panel discuss the Skrtel fiasco, El Hadji Diouf's latest outburst, the breaking Benteke news and whether Liverpool should cash in on Lovren and Lallana in this market where there's a chance to get their money back? Finally they discuss their initial thoughts on the Mane deal and which other positions they'd like to see strengthened this summer! All this and more on The Nina Kauser Show! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On this week's show we have an interview with African football great El Hadji Diouf. Diouf was a key member of the Senegal side that reached the quarter-finals of the 2002 World Cup, and he played at many top clubs including Liverpool, Bolton Wanderers and Blackburn Rovers. Diouf tells us about his love for his country. Also, as the EPL season ends we ask we hear from Leicester City midfielder Andy King and explore how the Foxes managed to achieve such a stunning triumph in winning the league.

On this week's show we have an interview with African football great El Hadji Diouf. Diouf was a key member of the Senegal side that reached the quarter-finals of the 2002 World Cup, and he played at many top clubs including Liverpool, Bolton Wanderers and Blackburn Rovers. Diouf tells us about his love for his country. Also, as the EPL season ends we ask we hear from Leicester City midfielder Andy King and explore how the Foxes managed to achieve such a stunning triumph in winning the league.

Wherein Our Heroes offer twice the righteousness in several cases: Steven Gerrard gets a biopic and joins the Telegraph, Caballero and Rashford garner fanfare for their coifs (or lack thereof), and Neapolitan robbers and El Hadji Diouf etch their names in the annals of unsavoury eternity. Van Gaal takes a dive as Manchester United beat Arsenal, Wenger makes excuses, and the Capital One Cup Final is an electrifying affair. Also, why are so many goalkeepers both American and bald? Send us your questions or comments via e-mail to bothofus@theyounggaffers.com, @younggaffers on Twitter, and www.facebook.com/theyounggaffers Music by: Bear Mountain - www.facebook.com/mybearmountain

David Edgar is joined by Cammy and Scot to pick through the bones of an awful Old Firm performance. To cheer themselves up, they offer up Scot for charity, discuss the joys of shorn danglies and welcome El Hadji Diouf. There's also a serious bit. Honest.