Podcasts about martyn hindley

French Rugby CONNECTIONS episode is focused on the European Rugby Cup with the ever eloquent, loquacious, and passionate Martyn Hindley, PR and Communications Director at EPCR, who details what the European Cup is all about, the passion it stirs for its fans and players, the fights between the Samson and Goliath teams and that hard-won semi-final won between Bath and Montpellier. I also speak with the English-born Tom Dickson who has been living and supporting Toulouse for the last 16 years and his thoughts about French Rugby and the finals. As a former wine trader, he extols the virtue of exquisite wine in the world of Rugby in the rugby arena (many former players and Rugby VIPs own a few vineyards) and the danger of not insulating well enough a 21,000 Euros bottle of Grand Cru Romanée-Conti....Enjoy, French Rugby Connections, the Rugby Podcast with the Gallic twist! 

One of the greatest players in rugby history, Shane Williams relives his roller-coaster European Cup journey with Martyn Hindley. The former Ospreys winger talks Galacticos, champagne rugby and the darkest day in his career. 

BT Sport’s Nick Mullins explains the pressure of commentating on the biggest matches in the Heineken Champions Cup. As one of rugby’s best known voices, Mullins speaks to Martyn Hindley about his greatest European moments, his favourite stadium, and how the likes of Austin Healey and Brian O’Driscoll have adjusted to life in the media.

Cardiff Blues icon, Martyn Williams, relives the agony of that historic penalty shoot-out miss, recounting an incredible story of belief, hope and heartbreak. The proud Welsh flanker sits down with Martyn Hindley to talk about his love for the Heineken Champions Cup, his biggest regrets and putting Cardiff on the map.

Munster hero Alan Quinlan is the latest legend to relive his Heineken Champions Cup story with Martyn Hindley. Quinlan reveals he never believed Munster could rule Europe, what was going through his head during the Miracle Match, and how his Munster side compare to his beloved Liverpool FC!

South Africa legend Bryan Habana joins Martyn Hindley to celebrate 25 years of the Heineken Champions Cup. One of the fastest men ever to play the game, the World Cup winner discusses lifting trophies, his love for Jonah Lomu and why kids shouldn’t grow up wanting to race cheetahs! 

England and Toulon legend Steffon Armitage joins Martyn Hindley on the Champions Rugby Show Podcast, as we celebrate 25 years of the Heineken Champions Cup. Armitage discusses winning the tournament an historic three times in a row, reveals where he hides his medals and explains why he loves Jonny Wilkinson! 

Hello and welcome to Silly Point – an ICC Cricket World Cup special series brought to you by The Stats Zone. Fitting for a mammoth summer of England-Australia clashes is that we have one more to define a World Cup finalist, at Edgbaston. The lowdown for Thursday’s match is brought to you by presenter Martyn Hindley and TSZ gaffer Rob Esteva who debate all the key points and numbers ahead of the crunch match.

45 matches down, 3 to go and it’s almost semi-final time in the ICC Cricket World Cup! The Silly Point team crunch the numbers on historical meetings and trends from this World Cup with a specific analysis on wickets lost in the first ten overs of matches. Rob Esteva has blown his Bangladeshi trumpet for one final time and is now ready to settle down to the tournament’s business end as he joins presenter Martyn Hindley to analyse the clash between India and New Zealand at Old Trafford on Tuesday.

England have dug themselves out of a semi-final hole but in doing so, have they shoved New Zealand into one? Pakistan can still somehow pick their pockets on Friday; we look ahead to their match against Bangladesh in this special edition of Silly Point with presenter Martyn Hindley and TSZ MD Rob Esteva.

In this edition of The Silly Point, presenter Martyn Hindley asks TSZ chief Rob Esteva and cricket fanatic Sachin Mehrish some interesting questions about England ahead of their tasty match against Australia at Lord’s: The case of the unconvincing James at the top, will Jason be reborn after his injury, is Archer going to be fit to hit his mark? Are the Aussies moving into synchronised cricket with the duos of Finch and Warner, and Starc and Cummins? We also go through the chances of Pakistan pulling off yet another of their famous Phoenix acts ahead of their contest with New Zealand. Are Fakhar, Babar and Amir going to turn up or will Williamson and co be too much for them at Edgbaston?

Arguably, the biggest fixture in the Cricket playing world is at Old Trafford on Sunday when India take on arch rivals Pakistan. While the World Cup history entirely favours India and the weather gods may have their own say on this match, presenter Martyn Hindley asks TSZ chief Rob Esteva and cricket fanatic Sachin Mehrish, could Pakistan turn the tide? We discuss the mysterious case of Shadab’s absence, whether Rishabh Pant will replace Shikhar Dhawan, who else should make it in to the first XI for both teams and a few other silly points!

Martyn Hindley and Rob Esteva resume podcast responsibility in the absence of the holidaying Sachin Mehrish as they preview Bangladesh vs Sri Lanka while casting an eye on the upcoming clash between Pakistan against Australia. Also discussed is Sunday's titanic clash which saw India put a marker down, plus a look at the value of wickets in hand and runs at the top of the order before finishing up with another Stat of the Day gem from Rob.

As two of the favourites for the Cricket World Cup meet at The Oval in London on Sunday, presented Martyn Hindley and TSZ boss Rob Esteva analyse India and Australia's chances coming into this game. Is Shikhar Dhawan the weak link? Do India over rely on key men like Virat Kohli and MS Dhoni? Just how deep do Australia bat? The boys chew the fat on all the key talking points ahead of this crunch match.

Ahead of England v Bangladesh and Afghanistan v New Zealand, presenter Martyn Hindley and TSZ gaffer Rob Esteva run the rule over both matches, review the superb match between West Indies and Australia, and discuss some of the early trends in the 2019 Cricket World Cup.

In this latest episode of Silly Point, presenter Martyn Hindley is joined by TSZ head man Rob Esteva and cricket fanatic Sachin Mehrish. England's opening day win is dissected, Rob is blowing his Bangladeshi trumpet and Sachin is barracking the South African bottlers.

From Root to Rabada; Gayle's Swan storm and the mighty Aussies....presenter Martyn Hindley is joined by TSZ gaffer Rob Esteva and cricket nut Sachin Mehrish to discuss the opening match between England and South Africa, potential dark horses for the tournament, and the chances of India and Australia.

Martyn Hindley presents the opening podcast from The Stats Zone ahead of the Cricket World Cup. He is joined by TSZ's Managing Director Rob Esteva and Sports Digital Guru and Cricket fanatic Sachin Mehrish for the premier cricket podcast!

BT Sport commentator Alastair Eykyn joins Martyn Hindley and Maylice Lavorel at St. James’ Park to analyse the team news ahead of the Challenge Cup final and reflect on what ASM Clermont Auvergne and La Rochelle had to say on Thursday in Newcastle.  You’ll hear from Franck Azema, Greig Laidlaw, Wiaan Liebenberg and Jono Gibbes.

2018 Finals Weekend is here and we're in Bilbao for three special episodes. Martyn Hindley, Tom May and Emma Thurston are joined pitchside by BT Sport’s Alastair Eykyn to talk about Friday night’s European Rugby Challenge Cup Final between Cardiff Blues and Gloucester Rugby.  We’ve all the team news, plus you’ll hear from Cardiff head coach Danny Wilson, captain Ellis Jenkins, and full-back Gareth Anscombe as well as Gloucester head coach Johan Ackermann and skipper Ed Slater. The Cherry and Whites’ Director of Rugby David Humphreys reminisces about winning the European Cup with Ulster. Don’t forget to also download the EPCR European Rugby Show’s main Finals Weekend preview, which includes interviews with Matt O’Connor, Henry Trinder and Richard Hodges.

Saracens’ Mark McCall and Brad Barritt talk to the media at BT Murrayfield ahead of the European Rugby Champions Cup Final and you’ll also hear what ASM Clermont Auvergne’s Franck Azéma and Damien Chouly have been saying. Martyn Hindley and Emma Thurston are joined by Sky Sport’s Miles Harrison to preview Saturday’s showpiece match.

You’ll hear from David Humphreys, Greig Laidlaw, Willi Heinz, Gonzalo Quesada, Sergio Parisse and Will Genia as Gloucester Rugby and Stade Français Paris talk to the media at BT Murrayfield ahead of the European Rugby Challenge Cup Final. Martyn Hindley and Emma Thurston are joined by BT Sport’s Nick Mullins to preview the big match.