Podcasts about steaua bucharest

In this episode of Derry Nostalgic, Eddie Mahon takes a trip down memory lane with Stephen McClelland to relive Derry City's unforgettable clash with Steaua Bucharest in the Cup Winners' Cup. Eddie shares vivid memories of the horrific flight to Romania, the treasured mementos he received from Steaua goalkeeper Dumitru Eremia, and his determined quest to secure a Steaua shirt at the team hotel. He also reflects on key figures like Willie Ross and Jim Crossan, as well as his own performance on that memorable night. A must-listen for all Derry City fans and football nostalgia lovers alike.

Did Terry Venables' Barcelona (1984–87) lay the groundwork for future greatness?Before Johan Cruyff's Dream Team and Guardiola's tiki-taka revolution, Terry Venables brought tactical discipline and English resilience to Barcelona. But how did his tenure shape the club's future? In this episode, Graham and Jamie explore Venables' arrival, his early success, and the challenges that ultimately led to his departure.In this episode:

In this Blog Presentation with an interview, I look back at the 1986 Intercontinental/Toyota Cup between River Plate and Steaua Bucharest.The Interview will be as a video link companion, while the Blog will be a presentation of the events. The Interviewee is:Argentinean Journalist, Mr. Nacho Dimari.Mr. Dimari has appeared multiple times on the podcast discussing the matches of the Argentina National Team.Mr. Dimari's contact info:Twitter: @ElOleg My contact information:on twitter @sp1873 and on facebook under Soccernostalgia.https://linktr.ee/sp1873 Listen on Spotify / Apple Podcasts: https://open.spotify.com/episode/4jl9nsKn8ScBgBuhYV8n3K?si=lN7MRtLkS0ywrZaygwtOZw&nd=1&dlsi=78fcfafa26aa42a6https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/soccernostalgia-talk-podcast/id1601074369?i=1000657222351Youtube link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B6XQ5WHcSbEBlog Link:https://soccernostalgia.blogspot.com/2024/05/intercontinental-toyota-cuppart-7-river.htmlSupport the Show.

In this episode, hosts Graham and Jamie delve into the captivating story of Steaua Bucharest, a powerhouse in Romanian football during the 1980s. Hailing from Romania's capital, Steaua emerged as a force to be reckoned with, backed by their ties to the state and the army.We explore their unforgettable journey in the 1985-86 European Cup, where they battled their way to the final against Barcelona. Despite facing challenges in away matches, Steaua's resilience shone through as they clinched victory in a nail-biting penalty shootout, etching their name in history as the first Romanian team to claim the prestigious European Cup.Steaua's golden era was marked by unparalleled success, boasting an impressive unbeaten streak of 104 games and securing three domestic doubles. Led by iconic figures like Georgi Hagi and Helmuth Duckadam, they were renowned for their prowess in penalty shootouts and became trailblazers for Romanian football on the European stage.However, the winds of change swept through Romanian football following the revolution in 1989 and the implementation of the Bosman ruling, leading to a decline in Steaua's dominance. Despite continued success domestically, they struggled to replicate their European glory.As we evaluate their legacy, we confront controversies surrounding Steaua's success, including allegations of referee bias and ties to the Romanian Communist Party. While they stand as legends in Romanian football history, their status among the all-time greats remains a subject of debate.Join us as we unravel the captivating tale of Steaua Bucharest, from triumph to controversy, and explore the enduring impact of their legacy on Romanian football and beyond.If you enjoy these podcasts, please don't forget to subscribe and give us a rating and also tell everyone about them!Or visit our website at www.thegreatestteam.co

One of the greatest club teams ever emerged in the late 1980s under Arrigo Sacchi, but it would take a European Cup final to announce their arrival. This one features the Dutch Masters, an imperious back four and the greatest Romanian club team ever.

Former Wanderer, Victory, Jets and City player goes through his terrific playing career including Internationals for Macedonia, Champions League appearances with Steaua Bucharest and much more.

Welcome to another episode of the Noughties Nostalgia Podcast. Today in our time machine, we go back to the Alan Curbishley era at Charlton Athletic. Was Curbishley's Charlton the greatest era in the club's history in their near decade in the top flight? We also discuss Middlesbrough's magical UEFA Cup run in 2006 where they beat Stuttgart, Roma, Basel and Steaua Bucharest before losing to Sevilla, who in turn won their first of five Europa League titles. Is Middlesbrough's UEFA Cup run the most dramatic cup run in history? Our new feature called The Table Never Lies charts the 2000-01 Premier League season whilst Jake has another midfielder for you in today's 2000's Trivial Teaser. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Here are you timestamps!Starting at 3:05 — The Premier League is back in action! Sort of. They're training at least. In small groups. And the Bundesliga is back this weekend, we let you know which game are on TV, and which games to look out for. Gio Reyna-watch starts now.PROFILES:26:30 — The Celtic FC Lisbon Lions of 196738:40 — The Bayern Munich team of the 1970s, featuring Gerd Muller, Franz Beceknbauer, and Uli Hoeness1:10:30 — Red Star Belgrade 19911:14:25 — Steaua Bucharest 19861:30:23 — Arrigo Sacchi's AC Milan, 1988-90SPONSORS:Listen to Remarkably Remote, the new microcast from GoToMeetingGo to GetRoman.com/TSS for a free online visit and free two day shipping.Go to DrinkHydrant.com/TSS for 25% off your first orderGet 20% Off and free shipping with code TSS20 at Manscaped.com    

In this episode, we hear from Craig McCracken who spoke to us in episode 3. This time he tells us about the strange world of football in Cold War Romania and even if you are not interested in football it’s a fascinating chat about Cold War Romania.Craig runs the website, Beyond the Last Man, described as 20th century football writing and nostalgia in a skilled and cultured groove. He really knows his stuff.Are you liking the podcast and want to help? Well, for the price of a couple of coffees a month you can help cover the show’s increasing costs and keep us on the air, plus you get the sought after CWC coaster too.Just go to https://coldwarconversations.com/donate/So back to today’s episode, we talk of the early Cold War years where pre-war clubs were dissolved in favour of the big two (Steaua & Dinamo) through to the societal breakdown of the 1980s with defections, corruption, zombie clubs and an unlikely European Cup success.I’m delighted to welcome back Craig McCracken to our Cold War Conversation…As you can hear Craig really knows his stuff and I highly recommend a visit to his web site, Beyond The Last Man for numerous Cold War Football stories. We have a link to his site and various Romanian football videos in our show notes at https://coldwarconversations.com/episode94/ which will show in your podcast app. If you can’t wait for the next episode do visit our facebook discussion group where our guests and listeners like yourselves continue the Cold War Conversation. Just search Cold War Conversations.https://www.facebook.com/groups/coldwarpod/Thank you very much listening, it is really appreciated – goodbye!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/coldwarpod)

US Soccer Presidential candidate Steve Gans outlines his vision for the future of the game. We hear from Real Sociedad's Adnan Januzaj and Panama goalkeeper Jaime Penedo. And we visit Steaua Bucharest, currently playing in Romania's fourth division.

Hosts Rob Daly and Chris Parrott chat about Atletico’s draw at Real Madrid, Neymar’s red card against Malaga and Bayern’s win over Dortmund. We also talk about Zenit’s new ground, Chiellini’s business degree and the rap song dedicated to Anthony Modeste. Plus, World Soccer journalist Emanuel Roşu joins us from Romania to discuss the chaotic name-ownership situation at Steaua Bucharest, who remain in a legal dispute with the country’s Ministry of Defence.

Why is one of the most famous clubs in European football, Steaua Bucharest, being torn apart? We speak to the controversial Gigi Becali. Watford's Isaac Success talks about reports that his injuries this season are due to a voodoo curse. And what is it like to be one of the worst teams in the world? We travel to the Turks and Caicos islands to find out. (Photo: FC Steaua Bucuresti supporters during the Uefa Europa League group stage march. Credit: Andrei Pungovschi/EuroFootball/Getty Images)

Grey and Josh chat about how they think Manchester City will line up against Steaua Bucharest and dig deep into the Joe Hart saga, including questions from listeners. American Cityzens is a Manchester City podcast by two American sports journalists -- Grey Papke and Josh Webb. Though purely dedicated to Manchester City, Grey and Josh wanted to provide a voice to the established and growing fan-base of Manchester City here in the United States. American Cityzens is a place for intelligent discussion and passionate fanfare. Man City may be located in Manchester, but they belong to the world now, we're just telling the American side of the story.

Grey and Josh discuss Manchester City's second leg win over Steaua Bucharest, continue to discuss the Joe Hart saga, and preview Sunday's league game against West Ham. American Cityzens is a Manchester City podcast by two American sports journalists -- Grey Papke and Josh Webb. Though purely dedicated to Manchester City, Grey and Josh wanted to provide a voice to the established and growing fan-base of Manchester City here in the United States. American Cityzens is a place for intelligent discussion and passionate fanfare. Man City may be located in Manchester, but they belong to the world now, we're just telling the American side of the story.

Man City v Steaua Bucharest. This is an excerpt from The Punt podcast. Dave Kelner and Thom Kirwin preview the match. Follow on twitter, @willhillbet, @dkelner and @Thomkirwin.

Grey and Josh react to Manchester City's win at Stoke and look at the standout performers and what the team still needs to work on. They also discuss the impending arrival of Claudio Bravo and what it means. They take a look ahead to City's midweek game against Steaua Bucharest, and have a quick word about Mark Clattenburg's hair. American Cityzens is a Manchester City podcast by two American sports journalists -- Grey Papke and Josh Webb. Though purely dedicated to Manchester City, Grey and Josh wanted to provide a voice to the established and growing fan-base of Manchester City here in the United States. American Cityzens is a place for intelligent discussion and passionate fanfare. Man City may be located in Manchester, but they belong to the world now, we're just telling the American side of the story.

The Premier League rumbles in to week two with some red hot Friday night action as Pogba readies himself for debut II in the Man Utd v Southampton game. Do Palace have what it takes to break through the immovable object that is the Dier/Wanyama axis and can Steaua Bucharest survive two humiliations in one night? All this and more in all your Football Ramble Preview Show. Visit us at thefootballramble.com, follow us on Twitter @footballramble and like us on Facebook at facebook.com/footballramble. This show is sponsored by bet365 See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Grey and Josh react giddily to Manchester City's demolition of Steaua Bucharest in the first leg of the Champions League playoff and dig into the game. They also discuss the Joe Hart situation, Sergio Aguero's penalty taking, and preview Saturday's game at Stoke. American Cityzens is a Manchester City podcast by two American sports journalists -- Grey Papke and Josh Webb. Though purely dedicated to Manchester City, Grey and Josh wanted to provide a voice to the established and growing fan-base of Manchester City here in the United States. American Cityzens is a place for intelligent discussion and passionate fanfare. Man City may be located in Manchester, but they belong to the world now, we're just telling the American side of the story.

Riyad Mahrez and Jamie Vardy both use Arsenal to better their contracts at Leicester City, West Ham is rocked by Ayew's injury, and Manchester City dismantle Steaua Bucharest, frighteningly so. Support EPLpod 2. EatMyGoal

Steaua Bucharest v Man City. This is an excerpt from The Punt podcast. Mark Walton and Sam Norris preview the match. Follow on twitter, @willhillbet, @MarkWalton88 @SamNorris_

Grey and Josh are joined by their new Manchester-based correspondent Joe Bailey to talk about their reactions to the season opener against Sunderland, the goalkeeping situation and Joe Hart's future at Manchester City, and preview the Champions League playoff against Steaua Bucharest. Later on, the hosts are joined by BBC Manchester's Ian Cheeseman who offers some inside information as to why Hart appears to be on the outs at City, as well as his own thoughts on the Sunderland and Bucharest matches. American Cityzens is a Manchester City podcast by two American sports journalists -- Grey Papke and Josh Webb. Though purely dedicated to Manchester City, Grey and Josh wanted to provide a voice to the established and growing fan-base of Manchester City here in the United States. American Cityzens is a place for intelligent discussion and passionate fanfare. Man City may be located in Manchester, but they belong to the world now, we're just telling the American side of the story.

Grey and Josh chat about the John Stones transfer. They delve into transfer fees and whether they're reasonable, whether City still have more work to do in the transfer window, the goalkeeper situation, and the squad for the Champions League qualifier against Steaua Bucharest. American Cityzens is a Manchester City podcast by two American sports journalists -- Grey Papke and Josh Webb. Though purely dedicated to Manchester City, Grey and Josh wanted to provide a voice to the established and growing fan-base of Manchester City here in the United States. American Cityzens is a place for intelligent discussion and passionate fanfare. Man City may be located in Manchester, but they belong to the world now, we're just telling the American side of the story.

In which our toilers on the allotment of life discuss the League Cup and Champions League victories over Swindon and Steaua Bucharest, the Premier League games against Spurs and Norwich, and cycling… Listen →

In which our toilers on the allotment of life discuss the Europa League defeat to Steaua Bucharest, the FA Cup draw with Manchester United, and the Papal conclave. The Podding Shed #31… Listen →