Podcast appearances and mentions of john duerden

In Part 1, Lee and Paul are joined by Asia correspondent John Duerden to cast a look at some huge stories across the continent – in India, Malaysia and South Korea. What on earth happened on Lionel Messi's GOAT Tour of Kolkata? And why is the world's largest country still without a top-flight league months after the season should have gotten under way? What has the fallout been from Malaysia's attempt to illegally naturalise seven players? And why did Gus Poyet resign in protest after winning the double with Jeonbuk in South Korea?In Part 2, Africa correspondent Ali Howorth drops in before flying to Morocco to give us the lowdown on AFCON 2025 and help us decide which team to support at the tournament. Then it's over to Europe to put the Ekstraklasa under the microscope. But what unique situation that we have never seen before has occurred in Poland's top flight? And finally, to mark the festive season, there is a mention for Christmas Island – an Australian overseas territory that is known for its red crabs and its football rivalry with the nearby Cocos Islands.World Soccer magazine special offer: shop.kelsey.co.uk/sweeperxmas25John Duerden's Substack newsletter: https://howfootballexplainsasia.substack.comAli Howarth's AFCON flow chart: https://x.com/ahoworth97/status/2001293214012014953Chapters00:00 – Intro00:35 – India's Super League crisis08:56 – Other leagues in limbo worldwide11:29 – Malaysia's naturalisation scandal21:47 – Gus Poyet's Jeonbuk departure27:17 – AFCON 2025 in Morocco39:55 – The crazy Polish Ekstraklasa44:25 – Mayhem & chaos across UEFA48:00 – Christmas Island and red crabs53:45 – On The Spot - The Apertura crown

Two wins in a row. So surely everyone is bouncing off the walls with pre-Christmas cheer. Well, not quite.Liam and Seve join regulars Archie, Mark and Chris, and in Part One pragmatism is the name of the game. Some outstanding performances at the back, slowly tapering the further up the field, punctuated by a great goal just before half-time. Should we expect more, or is it misery to do anything but applaud another back-to-the-wall effort? The bar is low, but we are starting to clear it.We also have a voice note from journalist John Duerden, sharing his full-time thoughts. John has a new website launching on 1st January: “An outsider's view of the ups and downs of Plymouth Argyle FC. Features, news, interviews & much more.” Part Two sees the return of the quiz! We look back a couple of years to a very different Rotherham game and pine for a squad that, in hindsight, had some absolute superstars. Having a copy of the squad from the season before is NOT cheating.Part Three tries to tie things in festive bows. Are we actually improving, or is this a false dawn? Should we be happy with what we've got, or demand more? Or should we take it all a little less seriously and enjoy the moment? The diversity of opinion reflects an unusual time for the club, where a slide down or a spring up seems equally possible.Six-pointer next at Doncaster. Let's hope the rebuild continues… Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Dawri is a Saudi football podcast by Arab News. The domestic and continental seasons are over across the region and many countries around the world. On Episode 45 of Dawri, host Peter Redding and Arab News Sports Editor Ali Khaled are joined by Asian football journalist John Duerden to discuss Al-Hilal's continued dominance in the Saudi Pro League and the state of their challengers after six rounds of matches, as well as look forward to the Asian World Cup qualifiers during the latest international break, including Saudi's vital clashes against Japan and Bahrain.  

Dawri is a Saudi football podcast by Arab News. The domestic and continental seasons are over across the region and many countries around the world. On Episode 42 of Dawri, Middle East and Asia football writer John Duerden joins host Peter Redding and Arab News Sports Editor Ali Khaled to discuss Matchday 1 of Round 3 of the Asian Qualifiers for the 2026 World Cup, including sensational results for Bahrain, Palestine and the UAE, but a somewhat disappointing outcome for Roberto Mancini's Saudi Arabia against Indonesia. 

Dawri is a Saudi football podcast by Arab News. On Episode 28 of Dawri, Middle East football expert John Duerden joins host Peter Redding and Arab News Sports Editor Ali Khaled to discuss Cristiano Ronaldo's ban and fine after a controversial match against Al-Shabab, Al-Nassr's subsequent 4-4 draw with Al-Hazem without their Portuguese captain, and leaders Al-Hilal's Saudi Clasico against reigning champions Al-Ittihad.

Dawri is a Saudi football podcast by Arab News. In episode 23 of Dawri, host Peter Redding and Arab News Sports Editor Ali Khaled are joined by John Duerden to discuss the first two rounds of group matches in the AFC Asian Cup taking place in Qatar, in articular Saudi's progress to the knockout stages and Iraq's sensational 2-1 win over tournament favorites Japan.

Dawri is a Saudi football podcast by Arab News. On E17 of Dawri, host Peter Redding and Arab News Sports Editor Ali Khaled look back on an action-filled week which saw three Saudi clubs progress to the round of 16 in the AFC Champions League, while Khaled Alarafah has been keeping an eye on the Al-Hilal and Al-Nassr ahead of Friday night's massive Riyadh Derby. Middle East football expert John Duerden joins the team from Jeddah to discuss Al-Ittihad's new era under Marcelo Gallardo before heading out to the capital for the biggest match of the season so far.

Dawri is a Saudi football podcast by Arab News. Episode 12 of Dawri sees Middle East football expert John Duerden join host Peter Redding and Arab News Sports Editor Ali Khaled to discuss the latest action from the SPL and AFC Champions League and look forward to the highly anticipated clash between leaders Al-Hilal and Al-Ahli. Meanwhile, Khaled Al-Arafah bring us his latest report from Riyadh, which last week saw him catch a close look at Al-Hilal.

Dawri is a Saudi football podcast by Arab News. Episode 8 of Dawri sees host Peter Redding and Arab News Sports Editor Ali Khaled discuss the packed fixture schedule for Saudi teams with action in the last week taking place in the AFC Champions League, Saudi Pro League and King's Cup. Joining them is Middle East football expert John Duerden to talk about Al-Hilal's form, Cristian Ronaldo's relentless pursuit of success and champions Al-Ittihad's continued excellence. Meanwhile Arab News' own Khaled Alrafah recalls last week's classic between Al-Nassr and Al-Ahli, and speaking to Ronaldo post-match.

We now know the identity of all 32 teams who are taking part at Qatar 2022 following the completion of the international window. So what next? In this pod we cover: - the intercontinental playoffs - who are the various continents' underrated teams? - Engalnd and France's struggles - Chile vs Byron Castillo latest update - ASEAN success in the AFC Asian Cup qualifiers - the possibility of the World Cup returning to Africa - Your questions Join Tim Vickery, Mark Gleeson, Kevin Hatchard and John Duerden as they guide you through the best in world football insight. Be sure to follow us on Twitter @globalgamepod and please leave us a 5* rating and review! Intro and outro music by Coma-Media. Additional music by LiteSaturation

In this monster 90-minute deep dive into world football, Jon Arnold, Jason Pine, Mark Gleeson, John Duerden, Tim Vickery and Kevin Hatchard cover: - The Canadian men's team pay standoff - the recent USMNT and Mexico performances - Costa Rica's preparations - the view from New Zealand - The AFCON qualifiers - Ghana's possible Premier League stars - The AFC Asian Cup  - Australia's qualification hopes - The view from Peru - South American strength - UEFA Nations League - Wales' qualification - Your questions Be sure to follow us on Twitter @globalgamepod and please leave us a 5* rating and review! Intro and outro music by Coma-Media. Additional music by LiteSaturation

In this mega 75-minute pod, John Duerden, Kevin Hatchard and Tim Vickery join Dan Ogunshakin to discuss: - Kylian Mbappe's comparison of Europe and South America - The Copa Libertadores - The Chinese Super League - UEFA World Cup playoffs - A new UEFA Nations League - South Korea vs Brazil - Japan vs Paraguay - Saudi Arabia vs Colombia - Your questions Be sure to follow us on Twitter @globalgamepod and please leave us a 5* rating and review! Intro and outro music by Coma-Media. Additional music by LiteSaturation

In this bumper 66-minute pod, John Duerden, Kevin Hatchard and Tim Vickery join Dan Ogunshakin to discuss: - Son Heung-miin - The 2023 AFC Asian Cup - Omar Abdulrahman - A potential Asian Super League - Kylian Mbappe - The Champions League final - Borussia Dortmund - Boca Juniors - The Copa Libertadores - The proposed Brazilian breakaway league - Your questions Be sure to follow us on Twitter @globalgamepod and please leave us a 5* rating and review! Intro and outro music by Coma-Media. Additional music by LiteSaturation

Tim Vickery, Mark Gleeson, Kevin Hatchard and John Duerden join host Dan Ogunshakin to answer your questions, plus John gives us an update on the 2023 AFC Asian Cup. Be sure to follow us on Twitter @globalgamepod and please leave us a 5* rating and review! Intro and outro music by Coma-Media. Additional music by LiteSaturation

The global game's finest return for another regular installment of the pod as John Duerden, Tim Vickery, Kevin Hatchard and Jon Arnold join host, Dan Ogunshakin, to discuss the respective intercontinental of each confederation, plus Tim has the latest on Chile vs Byron Castillo. Be sure to follow us on Twitter @globalgamepod and please leave us a 5* rating and review! Intro and outro music by Coma-Media. Additional music by LiteSaturation

Leading football writers and broadcasters, Mark Gleeson, John Duerden, Kevin Hatchard and Tim Vickery answer your questions about the global game. Hosted by Dan Ogunshakin. Follow us on Twitter @globalgamepod Intro and outro music by Coma-Media

Football writers and broadcasters, Tim Vickery, Mark Gleeson, Kevin Hatchard, and John Duerden join host Dan Ogunshakin to discuss some of the sides that won't be taking their place at Qatar 2022. If you enjoy the pod, please leave us a 5* rating and review. Follow us on Twitter @globalgamepod. Intro and outro music by Coma-Media. Additional music by LiteSaturation.

Football writer and broadcaster, Jon Arnold, joins the pod this week as a special guest as we take a deep dive into the CONCACAF region and discuss the prospects of Canada, Mexico and the United States at Qatar 2022. In addition, John Duerden explains the struggles Australia have had in qualifying, Tim Vickery outlines why how Peru have made it to the inter-confederation playoff and why they start as favourites, and Mark Gleeson is on hand to discuss which African head coaches might not make it to the finals later in the year. You can follow the pod on Twitter @globalgamepod and if you enjoy our content please give us a 5* rating and review!

In the second edition of The Global Football Podcast we take a look at the chances of the five African qualifiers as South African journalist and broadcaster Mark Gleeson joins Tim Vickery and John Duerden.  Also, commentator and broadcaster Kevin Hatchard gives the lowdown on the top European contenders as they look to extend their unprecedented winning streak. If you enjoy The Global Football Podcast, be sure to give us a 5* rating and review, and subscribe wherever you get your pods!

South American football journalist and broadcaster Tim Vickery and Asian football writer John Duerden join host Dan Ogunshakin on The World Football Podcast to discuss the Qatar 2022 World Cup from view point of their respective continents. If you enjoy the pod, please leave us a 5* rating and review!

TWG LIVE with Daniel Georgievski, Scott McDonald, John Duerden, Lucy Zelic and Nick Stoll - talking Macedonia qualifying for their first major tournament, Scotland breaking a 23-year drought, Australian football and ACL 2020.

It’s 25 years since Blackburn Rovers won the Premier League title in incredible circumstances. In the last episode of our current season, Rob talks to John Duerden, author of Rovers Revolution, about Blackburn’s dramatic rise under Jack Walker, the monstrous brilliance of Alan Shearer – and that unforgettable afternoon at Anfield. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode, writer John Duerden shares details of his latest project, a book about the 1995 title-winning team & asks podcast host Ian Herbert about his recollections of that momentous time in the club's history.

In this episode, writer John Duerden shares details of his latest project, a book about the 1995 title-winning team & asks podcast host Ian Herbert about his recollections of that momentous time in the club's history.

We quiz Asian football expert John Duerden on the prospects of Saudi Arabia, Iran, Australia South Korea and Japan ahead of the 2018 World Cup. This interview was recorded on 9th May 2018.

Talking Tactics discuss the international break, transfer deadline day, Thomas Lemar to Arsenal & Alexis Sanchez to Manchester City, Ross Barkley rejecting Chelsea, Mesut Ozil and Ian Wright beefing, the various issues with FFP, the Golden Boy award, Xavi, Zidane or Scholes, Carl's interview with Eden Hazard, the problem with English football culture, tackle various other topics, heroes and villains, recommended reads and answer your questions. Follow Talking Tactics https://twitter.com/TaIkingTactics Follow us https://twitter.com/HaveHopeHut https://twitter.com/AnkaMan616 https://twitter.com/DanielTiluk Recommended Read(s) On Neymar by Carl Anka: http://bit.ly/2gInKKY On England by Bundesliga: http://bit.ly/2vGTFCo On Tevez by John Duerden: http://bit.ly/2ezOKIx On Robben by Robben: http://bit.ly/2vLluWT Join our PL Fantasy Football league! Make a squad: https://fantasy.premierleague.com Use this code: 673983-295263 Subscribe on Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/2ad5MwS Follow on SoundCloud: https://bit.ly/29Qt9XO

In this episode we explore the story of Chinese soccer, or football. As China continues to develop, the country and its leaders are constantly seeking metrics to measure their growth and demonstrate their power to both to their own citizens and the world. Like the Beijing Olympics, the growth of the Chinese soccer league, coupled with the performance of China’s national teams in qualifying for the World Cup, is another benchmark of China’s re-entry to the global stage. This episode features in-depth insights from John Duerden, a journalist covering Asian football for The New York Times and The Guardian, who describes the environment behind the scenes as millions of dollars flow into the Chinese Super League. Dr. Scott Kennedy of the CSIS Freeman Chair and Dr. Victor Cha of the CSIS Korea Chair provide the economic and geopolitical context for Xi Jinping's efforts to jumpstart the Chinese beautiful game and elevate China's soft power. Hosted by Will Colson. Audio editing by Lauren Abuali. Written and produced by Jeffrey Bean.