Podcast appearances and mentions of Louis Saha

Welke ex-voetballer heeft een geschat vermogen van 28 miljard? Wat deed Frank Rijkaard in een onderbroekenreclame? En waarom viert Edgar Davids het Iraans nieuwjaar?Het is lijstjestijd! Terwijl jij onderweg bent naar een feestelijk diner of de feestdagen relaxed inluidt, hebben Sam en Perre een bijzondere aflevering voor je klaarstaan. Ze duiken in de lijstjesmanie die bij december hoort en bespreken de meest opvallende en inspirerende verhalen van (oud-)voetballers die het na hun carrière anders aanpakken.Van Mathieu Flamini, die de rijkste voetballer ooit werd met zijn miljardenbedrijf in duurzame chemicaliën, tot Louis Saha's mysterieuze app en de iconische, maar twijfelachtige Underjeans van Frank Rijkaard. Wat maakt een side hustle succesvol, en wat kun je beter laten? Deze aflevering is een soort zelfhulpboek voor spelers die dromen van een leven buiten het veld.Deze aflevering van Grof Geld wordt gesponsord door NordVPN!-Veilig overal te wereld van je favoriete streamingsdiensten genieten? Ga naar nordvpn.com/GrofGeld en profiteer met de kortingscode grofgeld van de exclusieve deal: megakorting + 4 maanden extra!Luister naar Grof Geld en hoor hoe de skybox de staantribune beïnvloedt! - Grof Geld is een podcast van Dag en Nacht Media voor Podimo.- Rimer London is verantwoordelijk voor de keiharde tune.- Blood in Blood out maakte het fantastische Grof Geld-shirt. - Volg Grof Geld, Sam en Perre op Instagram!Zie het privacybeleid op https://art19.com/privacy en de privacyverklaring van Californië op https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

A cruel summer in the transfer market sees David Moyes sulking as he heads into the Premier League season with 10 senior players. Soon, Tim Cahill is back, Marouane Fellaini's in, and is Louis Saha really The Greatest Free Signing Ever? Special thanks to Sean Ponzini, Gary Lunt and Niall O'Donnell for contributions to this episode, brought to you in association with The Excelsior. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Kelly Cates is joined by Jamie Redknapp and former Everton striker Louis Saha on Saturday Night Football, and they watched the Toffee's rescue a point against Fulham with a dramatic stoppage-time equaliser from substitute Beto. The draw means Everton's unbeaten run extends to five games and Redknapp believes the point keeps their momentum going and could be vital at the end of the season.Michael Keane and super-sub Beto give their reaction to Juliette Ferrington, and the Portuguese forward revealed it was an emotional moment for him to score after having a difficult period recently. Marco Silva also gives his post-match thoughts and felt the result was unfair on his players after the performance they produced. Sean Dyche said that despite being pleased with securing a point, the team's display was not close to the level he expects and demands.

Owen Blackhurst, Seb White and Tommy Stewart chat pundits crossing the divide, football pie, Carlos Roa, World Cup 98, David Brent, Zinedine Zidane, Redondo at Old Trafford, Dwight Schrute, Creed Bratton, Steve Carell, the US Office, crossing swords, Henrik Larsson, Manchester United, Sir Alex Ferguson, a touch of the Pruniers, Alan Smith, Wayne Rooney, Cristiano Ronaldo, Louis Saha, Martin O'Neill, Celtic, Helsingborgs IF, the Goosewagon, Eric Cantona face paint, George Weah, Carl Anka, World Cup 94, The Big Match, Eastenders, Queen Vic FC, Barbara Windsor, the Mitchell Brothers, The Sopranos, The Wire, Sad Ricky, Wellard, Bouncer, Lassy, dipsticks, Harrow Borough FC, pub football teams, Harry Redknapp on Albert Square, Sonia Fowler, Danny Dyer, Bobby Moore, West Ham, Harold ten-Pinter, photobombing Billy Mitchell, Gary Johnson, respecting the turf, Steven the squirrel, OtterPilot, Expected Pints, basketball, the Chicago Bulls, Five Guys, milkshakes, Seb shakes, Dumb and Dumber, Nutribullet coffee, Snatch, GRUB in Sheffield, Gilles Peterson, broken ribs, work summer Olympics, therapy twice a week, the wet bandits, CBD gel, arnica, foam hands, pebbly beaches, sand, homemade showers, Hugh Gleave, Gareth Jones, and somehow so much more. Get the latest issue of MUNDIAL Mag hereFollow MUNDIAL on Twitter - @mundialmagFollow MUNDIAL on Instagram - @mundialmag Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Seb White's in Owen's hot seat and is with James Bird and Tommy Stewart to discuss a successful Hotel MUNDIAL, Fabien Barthez, Player of the MUNDIAL x Daily Paper Tournament, to be recognised by one's peers, Raúl, Phil Bardsley, QR codes on gravestones, Stevenage (A), James's football birthday party (again!), Sir Alex Ferguson, Richard Lewis, Curb Your Enthusiasm, Howard Stern, International Federation of Football History and Statistics, Ruud van Nistelrooy, Louis Saha, Real Madrid, Ronaldo, Antonio Cassano, Júlio Baptista, Hugo Sánchez, Bilbao (A) and a Basque flag with Capital Glovers on it, The FA Disability Cup, EE, Dexter McLean, Khalida Popal, Will Child x Khalida Popal,, PRO GK x MUNDIAL goalkeeper gloves, having a crack, leaving one in, Mafia Only Kills in Summer, TjTUCKER, TsTUCKER, and why can't people just put Lime bikes away properly.Get the latest issue of MUNDIAL Mag hereFollow MUNDIAL on Twitter - @mundialmagFollow MUNDIAL on Instagram - @mundialmag Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

After an extraordinary day of football, Dave Jones is joined by Jamie Carragher, Gary Neville and Louis Saha to look back on Liverpool's 3-1 win at Fulham, as the Reds returned to winning ways. We hear from goal scorer and player of the match, Trent Alexander-Arnold, as well as manager Jurgen Klopp.   Elsewhere, they discuss Everton's 2-0 victory over fellow strugglers Nottingham Forest. But, it's what happened after the match that's the biggest talking point, with Forest saying on social media that they're "considering their options" over what they called "extremely poor" refereeing decisions. Plus, Gary reacts to the day's FA Cup semi-final, where Manchester United scraped past Coventry City of the Championship on penalties.

After retiring from football over 10 years ago following a hugely successful yet injury prone career, the former Manchester Utd star reflects on the highs and the lows of life in the Premier League, Erik ten Hag's management style and Marcus Rashford's current struggles.   Louis delves deep into player power, big egos and the dangers of too much money in the beautiful game. As well as his work as an entrepreneur protecting athletes from those looking to take advantage.   He lifts the lid on his Fulham fallout ahead of his dream move to Old Trafford, his relationships with Sir Alex Ferguson, Rooney, Ronaldo, and Fergie's rift with Ruud…   The former French international also chats about his darkest days in football, the mental and physical challenges he faced during his fight for fitness and why he asked to leave The Theatre of Dreams.   Follow on Instagram: @hustlehard__thepodcast  Subscribe on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@HustleHardThePodcast Get in touch: ash.hustlehard@gmail.com

Hello la BMC Family !  Du château de Montjoye au théâtre des rêves, notre invité du jour a marqué de son empreinte plusieurs lieux cultes du football. Louis Saha, c'est près de 200 buts en carrière, un passage de 4 ans à Manchester United aux heures de gloire du club, ou encore un statut de vice-champion du monde en 2006. Attaquant à l'instinct redoutable affûté à Clairf, il met aujourd'hui son expérience à profit des sportifs professionnels à travers sa plateforme Axis Stars. Son mental exemplaire et son amour du défi qui l'ont conduit au meilleur club du monde, ses anecdotes incroyables sur les (très) grands qui l'ont entouré, mais également quelques frustrations notamment liées à ses pépins physiques. L'ancien international français n'élude aucun sujet !  Très belle écoute !

341:Kate Hamer - How can Sports Integrity support Athletes after a Career in Professional Sports?   This week's podcast guest is Kate Hamer, Co-Founder & Chief Operating Officer of AxisStars   Discover: 1. How can Sports Integrity support Athletes after a Career in Professional Sports? 2. Kate's & Louis Saha's vision at AxisStars to support Athletes After Sports  3. How to work with Elite Athletes   This is a must-listen if you want to pursue a career in the Sports Career Industry.   Free Sports Networking Guide: How To Grow, Build, & Create Employment Opportunities Through Your Sports Network!    Download Here: http://bit.ly/3zh3iGe   Connect with Ed!   Connect with Ed on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/edbowers101/   Follow Ed on Instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/edbowers101/

This week on That Peter Crouch Podcast, Crouchy, Chris and the Notorious SID are back for round 2 with Manchester United and England legend Rio Ferdinand. This week the lads are answering the questions on every football fan's minds…..which city has the best garage scene, Leeds, Manchester or London?Rio also mentions how the big man used to set his pulse racing when they would come face to face and why all you need ISN'T love when it comes to the big guns in the Premier League. And finally we have the beans spilled on what Rio feels made that Manchester United team such a dominating force during the Fergie golden years - shoutout to Louis Saha!Chumbawamba or more banter: Subscribe to https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFULBvlxNWW8cWsrV6fGrcwFollow our Clips page https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLNBLB3xr3LyiyAkhZEtiAA For more Peter Crouch: Twitter - https://twitter.com/petercrouch Therapy Crouch - https://www.youtube.com/@thetherapycrouch For more Chris Stark Twitter - https://twitter.com/Chris_StarkInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/chrisstark/#PeterCrouch #RioFerdinand #ChrisStark #Chumbawamba #AD Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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C'est le seul des mes invités qui a vraiment déjà joué la Ligue des Champions Alors quand Louis Saha a accepté de venir raconter son aventure entrepreneuriale sur Dream Team, j'étais aux anges.  Bien évidemment, le format LIGUE DES (FUTURS) CHAMPIONS était particulièrement à propos pour cet ancien footballeur professionnel dont l'ambition est de révolutionner la gestion de carrière des tops talents.  Axisstars est la boite qu'il a crée pour éviter à la nouvelle génération de talents de commettre les erreurs que lui et ses congénaires ont pu commettre.  S'entourer des mauvaises personnes Faire des choix d'investissements douteux Mal préparer l'après carrière Dilapider les revenus générés pendant la carrière pro On a tous entendu parler de tel ou tel athlète qui s'est fait escroquer ou qui est tombé dans des addictions qui l'ont détruites.  Louis a lancé un réseau social entre pairs où les talents ont accés à des conseils de professionnels certifiés.  Au cours de cet épisode, Louis revient sans langue de bois Sur les difficultés des sportifs à prendre les bonnes décisions et à s'entourer Sur la génèse d'Axisstars Sur la transition de footballeur à entrepreuneur  Sur le handicap mais aussi l'avantage que peux revêtir l'étiquette d'ancien joueur pro Sur les figures d'inspiration notamment dans la gestion de la carrière et l'après-carrière Louis est passionné.  C'est un projet qui le prend au tripes et l'intégrité a été le fil rouge de cette riche discussion.  J'espère que l'épisode vous plaira. 

Olivier Dacourt l'évoque dans son nouveau documentaire « Le Crépuscule des Champions » : pour un athlète de haut niveau, la retraite sportive marque la naissance d'une deuxième vie, qui peut être chaotique si elle n'a pas été préparée.  Et Louis Saha en a fait le constat au cours de sa carrière : en plus de n'y être pas éduqués, les joueurs de foot ne s'en parlent pas entre eux. C'est ce qui a amené l'ancien buteur de Manchester United à franchir le pas de l'entrepreneuriat.  En 2014, il fondait AxisStars, une plateforme qui vise à connecter des stars du sport et de l'entertainment avec des partenaires certifiés dans les domaines de la finance, du monde juridique, de la communication… Dans le but de former les stars et les joueurs de foot qui ne sont pas introduits à ces sujets durant leur carrière.  Dans cet extrait, l'ancien international français revient sur sa « petite mort » que connaît chaque athlète à la fin de sa carrière.  Mais également son parcours des terrains à l'entrepreneuriat, et nous détaille les objectifs de sa plateforme.  On vous souhaite une très belle écoute

Louis Saha a un très beau parcours: du Football au secteur de la Tech. Finaliste de la Coupe du monde avec l'équipe de France en 2006, il remporte la même année la Coupe de la Ligue avec Manchester United et devient champion d'Angleterre en 2007 et 2008 toujours avec Manchester. Fondateur de la plateforme et CEO d'AxisStars, il nous en dit plus dans cet épisode…

David Jones is joined by Louis Saha, Paul Merson and Jamie Redknapp to discuss Arsenal's North London derby win over Tottenham thanks to an own goal from Hugo Lloris and a strike from Martin Odegaard. The victory sent them eight points clear at the top of the Premier League but was marred by a Tottenham fan kicking Aaron Ramsdale after full-time.

The World Cup is a catwalk of footballing talent. Lesser known players are thrust into the spot light and launched onto the global soccer scene often with an enormous increase in wages. But how much do those young, impressionable players know about personal finance? We've all seen the stories of high profile players blowing their fortunes and ending up bankrupt, and players in the English Premier League can expect wages of around $10million a year. In this episode we hear from two former footballers who now help others manage their money. Swedish footballer, Philip Haglund tells Sam Fenwick how difficult it is not to spend on expensive items when the first pay cheque comes in, and former Manchester United and France International, Louis Saha, explains why players can be overwhelmed by how much they earn and what he's doing to try and help current and former athletes manage their finances better. Presenter / producer: Sam Fenwick Image: Cody Gakpo of Netherlands vies with Tyler Adams of USA; Credit: Getty

David Jones is joined by Jamie Redknapp and Louis Saha as they reflect on Manchester United's dramatic 2-1 win over Fulham at Craven Cottage. Alejandro Garnacho scored the 93rd minute winner for the Red Devils as the Premier League now finishes for the 2022 World Cup break.

David Jones is joined by Gary Neville, Jamie Redknapp and Louis Saha as they reflect on Manchester United's 1-0 win over West Ham thanks to Marcus Rashford's 100th goal for the Red Devils.

Gameday returns on the talkSPORT Network with live and exclusive commentary of Southampton vs Manchester United and Brentford vs Everton. Hear from Ralph Hassenhutl, Erik Ten Haag, Thomas Frank and Frank Lampard! Simon Jordan and Martin Keown give their thoughts on Leicester's Wesley Fofana and his behaviour as he edges closer to a move to Chelsea. Louis Saha offers his backing to wantaway Man United striker Cristiano Ronaldo. Finally, Alex Neil is set to leave Sunderland and become the new Stoke City manager with Micky Gray and David Connolly offering their insight on his decision... Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

New episode of The Busby Babe podcast! Colin speaks with former Manchester United and France forward Louis Saha about his time at the club, early observations of the club under Erik ten Hag, and changes in the way modern forwards play the game. Colin then joins regular co-hosts Nathan and Pauly to discuss the ongoing transfer sagas around Cristiano Ronaldo and Barcelona's Frenkie de Jong. Be sure to like, share, rate 5 stars, and subscribe to The Busby Babe wherever you get your podcasts! Remember that you can leave a listener question via voicemail or twitter each week for us to answer on the podcast. US callers: 616 Busby BA (1-616-287-2922) Everyone else: Email voice recordings to busbybabepodcast@gmail.com (This email is only monitored by The Busby Babe podcast staff and not any of the higher ups [I don't even have the password - Ed.], so please keep all emails podcast related!) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In this episode of Debatable, former Manchester United, Everton, and Fulham striker, Louis Saha shares his thoughts on Cristiano Ronaldo during his second stint at the club, the Harry Kane Man Utd transfer rumours, as well as the crisis at Everton, and whether Fulham striker Aleksandar Mitrovic can replicate his form with the club in the Premier League next season. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The countdown continues... Tom and Bappo go through numbers 20 to 16 in the list of the best French players in EPL history. Today's group includes several Fulham players. And a player who makes Robbie from Arsenal Fan TV absolutely livid... Number 20 - Laurent Koscielny (01:45) Number 19 - Louis Saha (12:39) Number 18 - Steed Malbranque (21:08) Number 17 - Franck Leboeuf (29:30) Number 16 - Samir Nasri (38:00)

The former Manchester United striker Louis Saha remembers playing for Sir Alex Ferguson. We hear from the new coach of Fort William, a club in the Scottish Highlands once described as the worst team in Britain. And the former Australia international Alicia Ferguson discusses some one-sided results in the latest round of women's World Cup qualifiers. Picture on website: Louis Saha and Sir Alex Ferguson share a joke during training ahead of a UEFA Champions League match against Lille (Matthew Peters/Manchester United via Getty Images)

His "privilege" to have played with big players and managers, what it was like to share a locker room with Tim Cahill at Everton, how Sir Alex Ferguson was not just a manager but a mentor, the two toughest defenders he faced, how he felt connected with Paul Scholes and Wayne Rooney, and more.

Who we would want to be locked in with, and words that have fallen by the wayside, before former Manchester United, Everton and France striker Louis Saha (39:45), Collingwood recruit Charlie Dean (1:01:26), ESPN golf writer Bob Harig on Tiger Woods' future (1:18:53), Questions Without Notice (1:32:18), and Melbourne Storm premiership player Brett Kimmorley on Brandon Smith's recent comments (1:43:27).

On Wednesday morning Sam and Kingy spoke with former Manchester United, Everton and France striker Louis Saha, Collingwood defender Charlie Dean, and Melbourne Storm premiership player Brett Kimmorley.

Louis Saha is a former football striker who has represented clubs like Manchester United, Tottenham, Fulham as well as the French national team. After his career, he has co-founded his own company, Axis Stars. Louis is also a SIGA Champion and SIGA EUROPE Advisory Board member.  This interview was conducted by SIGA - Sport Integrity Global Alliance. I attended as a SIGA Media Partner. If you want to find out more about SIGA, check out their website: https://siga-sport.com/ 

Steve Crossman is joined by John Murray, Nedum Onuoha and Jonathan Woodgate to discuss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's sacking at Manchester United. Former Manchester United striker, Louis Saha drops by to give his thoughts before ESPN's Senior Writer Mark Ogden joins the podcast to explain how the club came to the decision and what's next at Old Trafford. TOPICS: 11.30 – David De Gea Interview after defeat to Watford 17:30 – Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's final interview after defeat to Watford 19:45 – Louis Saha 35:40 – Mark Ogden

Darren Fletcher is joined by former Everton midfielder Leon Osman on the Friday Football Social. Former Manchester United and Everton striker Louis Saha joins the pod to discuss Ole Gunnar Solskjær's future and find out why Solskjær's drawing inspiration from Tyson Fury. And Ex-Everton and Arsenal striker Kevin Campbell talks about what's going wrong for Everton and Aubameyang's improved form. Topics: 4'32 - Ole Gunnar Solskjær reveals why Tyson Fury inspires him 6'43 - Solskjær on fake news and lies around United 7'43 – Louis Saha joins the pod to talk about what happens next for Manchester United 19'36 – Kevin Campbell talks about Rafa Benitez's current struggles at Everton 30'28 – Are Wolves now settling down under Bruno Lage? 32'47 – Aubameyang's role as a leader for Arsenal 36'37 – What makes a good leader? 39'20 – Aaron Ramsdale's performances

Ex-footballer professionnel, ex-consultant RMC Sport, entraineur UEFA A, cofondateur d'Alliance Sport Management et parrain de l'association Football Solidarity, Jean-Michel Badiane a su s'adapter à chaque nouvelle étape de sa vie professionnelle.   Aujourd'hui la gestion d'après carrière des footballeurs professionnels est un véritable challenge: certains décident de s'orienter dans l'entrepreneuriat (comme Louis Saha que nous avons reçu il y a quelque temps) là ou d'autres vont opter pour l'investissement et l'accompagnement de nouvelles structures. Il existe de nombreuses possibilités de reconversion pour les athlètes de haut niveau, et c'est parfois même pendant leur carrière qu'il commencent à la préparer. Dans ce nouvel épisode, nous avons eu la chance d'en apprendre plus sur cette seconde vie, parfois méconnue, en invitant Jean-Michel Badiane, ex-joueur du PSG. Nous avons discuté avec lui de sa carrière sportive et de l'ensemble des expériences, qui l'ont amené aujourd'hui à conseiller et aider les sportifs dans leur carrière à travers Alliance Sport Management. Le programme de cet épisode : - La carrière de Jean-Michel Badiane depuis sa formation au Paris Saint-Germain - Le travail comme moteur de réussite  - Comment gérer l'après carrière pour un footballeur ?  - L'expérience de Jean-Michel comme commentateur sportif - L'évolution de l'Institut National du Football de Clairefontaine au fil des générations - La création et les activités d'Alliance Sport Management - L'investissement des athlètes dans l'économie du sport   - Les trajectoires de reconversion des joueurs : du sportif à l'entrepreneur  - Son implication dans l'association Football solidarity Si vous avez appris des choses ou si vous avez passé du bon temps avec nous, n'hésitez pas à soutenir le podcast :   1. En vous abonnant, c'est juste un petit clic

LENGJAN - DOMINO'S - THULE - BLUSH Allir og ömmur þeirra fóru í atvinnumennsku eftir tímabilið 1997 en íslenska þjóðin samdi við félagsfælin háhyrning til að fylla í það skarð. Knattspyrnufólk landsins flykktist af Astró þegar handboltamenn fóru að gera sig gildandi þar og færðu sig yfir á Skuggabarinn. Íslandsvinurinn Louis Saha og Nicolas Anelka léku listir sínar á Akranesi, við gerðum ekkert í Evrópu og tveir ástsælustu feðgar þjóðarinnar kíktu á íslenska grasvelli. Við hringdum svo í seinni bjargvættinn á þessum áratug og gáfum honum gólfið og svo gaf Magnús Orri Schram af hinni margrómuðu B. Schram ætt okkur innsýn inn í pep talk frá Gauja Þórðar.

Footballing legend Louis Saha joins The Michael Anthony Show to to discuss all things football. In a week dominated by the dreaded European Super League, the former France and Manchester United forward weighs up what is next for the game, and where did it all go wrong. Many more topics are delved into, such as Saha's playing career, the differences between the modern player and household names such as Roy Keane, Sir Alex Ferguson, social media and more.Available now on Spotify & Apple Podcast.Rate/Review.Support the show (https://open.spotify.com/show/0sP68DtD7qCl4Rs2wGKJD4)

Welcome to Dane Baptiste Questions Everything, a podcast where comedian Dane Baptiste, producer Howard Cohen and a special guest take turns posing questions that just need answering.This is episode 103 and we spoke to former footballer Louis Saha about making a difference, racism in football and the best Franco African players.Please rate and review us on Apple Podcasts and beyond. #questioneverything @DBQEPodcast Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/danebaptistequestionseverything. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The gang of troublesome podders return for another socially distanced podcast to provide general chit chat about the Premier League's current affairs. In this episode, Ben's long awaited section on Forgotten Footballers is confabulated, David Beckham's missing successor is examined and the gang thank their ardent global fanbase for their ever-present support.

Former Manchester United, Spurs and France star LOUIS SAHA on being the perfect number 9, the crushing disappointment of being left out of the Champions League final, losing his identity in retirement, becoming an author, Marcus Rashford and the power of social media, the crazed obsession of Cristiano Ronaldo, and how life as an entrepreneur with Axis Stars is more exciting than football

This week on CUTalks, we are talking to Kate Hamer and Louis Saha, co-founders of AxisStars - a business which connects sports and entertainment stars with select partners via a mobile app. Louis is a former professional footballer and played for Fulham, Everton and Manchester United amongst others, whilst Kate has vast experience in the marketing world and has her own marketing and digital consulting company. We discussed how Louis and Kate met and how they were each able to utilise their previous experiences when it came to building the platform. They also shared lessons they’ve learnt along the way and the impact of mentors on their careers. This podcast was produced by Carl Homer, Cambridge TV.

Pour ce nouvel episode LeCorner, nous avons l'immense plaisir de recevoir Louis Saha, ancien footballer professionnel ayant joué pour Manchester United, Tottenham Hotspurs, Everton ou encore la Lazio. Fièrement sélectionné chez les Bleus, il a participé à l'Euro 2004 ou la Coupe du Monde 2006. Aujourd'hui, Louis Saha officie comme consultant pour certaines émissions footballistiques tout en s'imposant comme entrepreneur : il est le fondateur d'AxisStars, une plateforme qui vise à connecter des stars du sport et de l'entertainment avec des partenaires certifiés dans les domaines de la finance, du monde juridique, de la communication etc. Son idée ? Former un maximum les stars et les joueurs de foot qui ne sont pas introduits à ces sujets durant leur carrière.  Le programme de cet épisode :  - Sa carrière, sa reconversion et sa nouvelle position.   - Le monde du football et la difficulté de « l'après » pour un sportif ;  - Les debuts d'AxisStars : comment s'est créée la start-up et quels sont ses objectifs ?  - Que fait on avec la plateforme AxisStars et comment aide-t-elle les stars du sport et de l'entertainment ?   Vous souhaitez en savoir plus sur AxisStars ? https://axisstars.com/ Vous souhaitez vous connecter avec Louis :https://www.linkedin.com/in/louissaha/ Si vous avez appris des choses ou si vous avez passé du bon temps avec nous, n'hésitez pas à soutenir le podcast : 1. En vous abonnant, c'est juste un petit clic

As the most dramatic Championship season in memory comes to a close Ben is joined by a stellar line up to look ahead to the playoff final between Brentford and Fulham. Joining Ben on the pod are legends from both clubs in the form of Louis Saha and Lloyd Owusu.  One of the main reasons for Brentford's success has been the goals scored by Ollie Watkins, but he wasn't always such a confident striker. Ben hears from his former boss at Exeter City, Paul Tisdale, who tells Ben how a simple bit of advice helped turn him from a struggler in their second team, into the Championship's top scorer. And finally, to preview the playoff final itself is Jobi McAnuff, who also talks about the new man on the training ground at Leyton Orient, one Yaya Toure.

Join Host Karl Banaschewsky & guests Mike & Tim as they discuss all the latset Tottenham News & reviews.

What did Louis Saha say to make Tim Howard realise he was part of "the Everton fabric"?  How did the dressing room disappointment with a 2-2 draw at Arsenal open Landon Donovan's eyes to the standards required of a Toffees player? What are Brian McBride's recollections of his first shooting session with a 17-year-old Wayne Rooney? And which of this week's guests says playing for Everton was "special to me in a way nothing else has been in my career"?

Kelly Cates is joined by Sky Sports pundits Gary Neville and Jamie Carragher, as well as Leicester manager Brendan Rodgers, Louis Saha, Plymouth manager Ryan Lowe and EFL chairman Rick Parry. There's also a quiz between Carra and Liverpool's Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain where the loser will have to shave off his beard!

We discuss how we feel about social media, in and away from football. Is it ruining our lives? Has it pushed us further away from each other? Then we review footballer's tweets and who is getting social media wrong! Incl. Jack Grealish, Kyle Walker, Gary Lineker, Ben Foster, Dean Windass and Louis Saha. Twitter: https://twitter.com/_FootballFeels Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/footballandfeelings/ https://mentalhealth-uk.org/ https://www.mind.org.uk/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Louis Saha and Graeme Souness join David Jones to discuss Arsenal's 3-2 win over Everton in the Premier League on Super Sunday, Pierre Emerick-Aubameyang scored twice as the Gunners came from 1-0 down to claim all three points. Hear from Mikel Arteta, Carlo Ancelotti and Everton midfielder Andre Gomes on his return from injury.

In this episode, former Man United striker Louis Saha reveals that the only time he's ever cried was at the hands of Sir Alex Ferguson. The Man Utd legend also opens up about his struggles with injury and his great respect for Wayne Rooney, Paul Scholes and Rio Ferdinand. The France International spoke too about how he forced through his transfer from Fulham to secure his dream move to Old Trafford.If you'd like to get in touch with the only official Manchester United Podcast then you can e-mail utdpodcast@manutd.co.uk And if you're enjoying this podcast series then please consider leaving a rating and a review, wherever you listen to your podcasts. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Diving into the murky infinity pool that is footballers and their holidays, the boys make a remarkable discovery about Crouchy’s linguistic skills before uncovering unsettling rumours about David Moyes, Neil Diamond and Louis Saha’s penchant for mixed doubles. An extraordinary woman pulls off an extraordinary trick and a chance dip into Crouchy’s phone contacts reveals more than could possibly be expected.

In this episode I talked to Louis Saha, who played as a professional soccer player together with Cristiano Ronaldo at Manchester United. After his career he started his own tech startup (https://axisstars.com/). There he supports celebrities and professional athletes with smart matching of sponsorships. In the podcast he reveals that the pressure and negative feedback that you get in the professional world of soccer prepares him also very good for the pressure that he is facing nowadays in his career. Many more interesting facts and insights in the podcast. Enjoy! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/techrap/message

David Jones is joined by Jamie Carragher, Louis Saha and Emile Heskey to look back at Leicester's last gasp victory over Everton as Kelechi Iheanacho's late VAR-awarded winner piled more misery on Marco Silva.

In the latest Off Script, former Everton stars Louis Saha and Tim Cahill discuss the differing roles of strikers in the modern game.

World Cup Finals! Yakubu! Casper the Ghost! All of these things and SO MUCH more are mentioned in Louis Saha's 2012 masterpiece 'Thinking Inside The Box - and we discuss all of them! Featuring Louis Saha on missing the Champions League final, the 2008 financial crisis and why the perfect pre-match playlist contains PLENTY of DJ Phil Neville. PLUS Sylvain Distin's questionable marriage advice and, for the first time yet, the Football Book Club do a sexy reading... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Dave Jones is joined by Jamie Carragher, Tim Cahill and Louis Saha to look back on Everton's 1-1 draw with Tottenham and the horrendous leg injury suffered by Andre Gomes.

Saha so good! Introducing a new feature for the new season. Each Thursday we will be looking back at the career of a Fulham player past or present and rating their Fulham career overall out of 10. First up is the one and only King Louis Saha. So join Matt Boisclair, Don Love and new Focus signing Matt ‘Statto Matto’ Arter for a preview of the opening game of the season against Barnsley, with a rare pod appearance from Dannyboi for the Saha section. COYW!

For Evertoninans, Saturday's FA Cup final between Manchester City and Watford may well refresh the memory of the last time their side reached a Wembley showpiece. That came in 2009 when, despite Louis Saha scoring the fastest goal in FA Cup final history, the Blues were eventually beaten 2-1 by a Chelsea team in their pomp. An unlikely substitute for David Moyes that boiling hot day was Lars Jacobsen, who came on for Tony Hibbert at half-time in what would prove to be his last appearance for the club. And nearly 10 years on, our Everton FC reporter Adam Jones caught up with the former Denmark international for a special Royal Blue podcast. In it, Jacobsen explains how he eventually became a Blue, with a little help from Tommy Gravesen, what it was like playing alongside the likes of Mikel Arteta, Tim Cahill and Leighton Baines, and what is was like playing for Moyes, who got his man at the second time of asking. Life at Goodison could not have got off to a worse start for Jacobsen but he did fight his way back to fitness to battle Hibbert for the right-back spot, which culminated in that afternoon at Wembley. The 39-year-old recalls what was going through his mind when Moyes told him he would be coming on in the second half, and why he made a decision to leave after the game. The decision to join up with Sam Allardyce at Blackburn Rovers was one he still regrets seeing as he proudly calls Everton the biggest and best club he played for in his career. And before this must-listen podcast ends, Jacobsen gives his opinion on the current Blues crop, who he watches regularly as a pundit back home in Denmark. Enjoy. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

David Jones is joined by Gary Neville, Jamie Carragher, Graeme Souness and Louis Saha to look back on Everton's demolition of Manchester United and Liverpool's 2-0 win over Cardiff.

In the second in our series, hosts Mark Clemmit and Scott Ward are joined by the man who scored the very first Premier League goal; Leeds Utd and Sheffield Utd legend Brian Deane. We also feature exclusive interviews with former Manchester United, Everton and Fulham star Louis Saha and Sir Alex Ferguson’s Head of Performance at Manchester United; Tony Strudwick.

In the second in our series, hosts Mark Clemmit and Scott Ward are joined by the man who scored the very first Premier League goal; Leeds Utd and Sheffield Utd legend Brian Deane. We also feature exclusive interviews with former Manchester United, Everton and Fulham star Louis Saha and Sir Alex Ferguson’s Head of Performance at Manchester United; Tony Strudwick

Kelly Cates is joined by Jamie Redknapp, Alex Scott and Louis Saha as they discuss Manchester United's comfortable 3-0 win over Fulham at Craven Cottage. French duo Paul Pogba and Anthony Martial both stood out as Pogba scored a brace for the Red Devils to send them into the top four at the expense of Chelsea as they prepare to face Manchester City.

Dave Jones is joined by Jamie Redknapp, Craig Bellamy and Louis Saha to reflect on Manchester United's 4-1 victory over Bournemouth at Old Trafford.

The former Manchester United striker Louis Saha tells us why big egos are disrupting the club. We discuss the plans to develop football in the Caribbean and speak to two St Kitts and Nevis internationals. Plus, Benin's Aaron Ibilola talks about life in Brazil's second division. (Photo by John Peters/Manchester United via Getty Images)

Hola Big Interview listeners!Last week I spent an hour in the company of former Manchester City defender Joleon Lescott.So what did we talk about? Well, you will hear Joleon describe the historic moment when City won the league title in 2012, as well as key players like Sergio Aguero and Vincent Kompany.And, thanks to our sponsors Bet365, you will also learn why Louis Saha was the toughest striker he ever faced.But this is only a small piece of my chat with Joleon. The full episode is available ad-free at patreon.com/grahamhunter. Sign up now and you will unlock our full archive of Big Interviews with the likes of Brian McClair and Quinton Fortune, while you will also be helping us to continue producing the content you love.Enjoy!Graham See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week Marcus, Hogan and Kate are joined by former Man Utd, Fulham, Everton, Newcastle and France player Louis Saha. They discuss France's performance in the World Cup, Pogba and Mourinho's relationship at Man Utd, Luke Shaw and the importance of fitness in the modern game, hairstyles (Louis had a few!), Fulham's chances back in the Premier League and more. Follow us and feedback @TwoProsInAPod on Twitter

From two-footed tackles on Phil Neville to why training under David Moyes was 'relentless', James Wallace gives a brilliant insight into life as a young prospect at Everton in the late noughties.In a special edition of the Royal Blue podcast, Wallace also discusses Alan Stubbs, his admiration for Nigel Clough, having to mark Erik Lamela and Louis Saha. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

As France reach the knock-out stage of Euro 2016, former international striker Louis Saha assesses their chances of lifting the trophy. We look back at the fan violence in Marseille, and the part played by so-called ‘Commando Hooligans’. We get reaction from Iceland to Cristiano Ronaldo’s post-match criticism of their mentality. And, after Dunga is sacked as Brazil coach, we hear from the assistant coach of Peru, who beat Brazil to knock them out of the Copa America and seal Dunga’s fate. Nolberto Solano tells us Dunga’s sacking was coming, and an expanded Copa America should be repeated. Picture: France beat Albania to reach the knock-out stages of Euro 2016. Credit: Getty Images.

Ukens gjest er Hønefosstrener, The Smiths-fan og Arsenal-nachspiel-arrangør, Rune Skarsfjord. Rune forteller om å oppdage Håvard Nordtveit, om å si opp jobben i Brann, om å krangle med Tete i Abrahallen, om å spille for 100 000 tilskuere i India og, ikke minst, om å være på nachspiel med Ian Wright, Steve Bould, Paul Merson og Tony Adams. Sven har vært på en fantastisk fotballkamp med Strindheim sitt G-14 lag og vår nettsjef Lars gir oss alt det siste fra Norsk breddefotball. Konkurranse! Fullfør rekken: Brian McClair ,Andrew Cole, Louis Saha, Dimitar Berbatov - OG ??? Send ditt svar til heiafotball@nrk.no

Football is a global obsession - the star players of the sport, the likes of Messi, Rooney and Ronaldo reap vast rewards and worldwide adulation. But there's a sense of something rotten in the people's game. A sport worth billions of dollars has fallen prey to match fixing, cheating and bouts of shameful behaviour. Stephen Sackur speaks to Louis Saha, a French international striker, currently with Spurs in the English Premier League. His is the view from inside the football factory - has the joy been taken out of the beautiful game?

Louis Saha POPPING in for Danny Baker's Sausage Sandwich Game.