Podcast appearances and mentions of terry duffelen

The Bundesliga is back, and so is Talking Fussball's coverage of the top flight of German football - for a 12th season running! After all this time, we've just about seen it all, but there are a few new wrinkles. First, while English Premier League clubs continued to buy up the Bundesliga's best, one also saw fit to sell an established star in Harry Kane - how will he fit at FC Bayern and Germany? Second, this season is the first since 1965-66 that the German capital is only represented by one club that is not Hertha BSC - are 1. FC Union Berlin ready for their maiden UEFA Champions League challenge? Join Matt Hermann, Nik Wildhagen and Terry Duffelen for all this and much more. Subscribe to Terry's Dortmund Dispatch newsletter here Support Talking Fussball on Patreon here --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/talking-fussball/support

Forgive us if we're feeling woozy. It's been twelve years since FC Bayern München got off to a start this poor, and more than 20 since they went four games without a win. It's a lot to take in, especially with a Revierderby on the docket, as well as a supremely confident performance from table-toppers 1. FC Union Berlin. Borussia Dortmund: A History in Black and Yellow author Terry Duffelen returns to the pod to talk through all the action from Match Day 7. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Nik Wildhagen and Terry Duffelen, author of Borussia Dortmund: A History in Black and Yellow are ready to put the lid on our three-part series on Borussia Dortmund. Part three zooms in on a significantly more positive narrative than last week. Instead of a great fall, it's the story of BVB's rebirth under Jürgen Klopp. Listen in to hear how the former FSV Mainz 05 coach harnessed the club's passionate support off the pitch and established a progressive tactical framework on it to take the Schwarzgelben back to the top. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Nik Wildhagen and Terry Duffelen, author of Borussia Dortmund: A History in Black and Yellow are back with part two of our three-part series on Borussia Dortmund! We left off part one with BVB hoisting the UEFA Champions League trophy in 1997 - still the biggest title the club has ever won. It seemed like Dortmund might be on the verge of a period of dominance...until reality hit. A series of blunders on the transfer market, in managerial appointments, and at the boardroom level sent the club into a tailspin. Listen in for a story of a great fall. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Here comes the first episode in a three-part series on Borussia Dortmund. Over the next three weeks Nik Wildhagen and Terry Duffelen, author of Borussia Dortmund: A History in Black and Yellow will walk you through a few pivotal phases in the history of a special club. BVB enchants fans all over the world - with so many young stars playing attacking football in front of one of the greatest in-stadium atmosphere in sports, it's an easy club to fall for. It's a sporting and commercial powerhouse, and it's widely seen as the second force in German football (after the all-conquering FC Bayern München). But it wasn't always this way. BVB underwent a fundamental transformation in the 1990s, which brought a first Bundesliga title and a determination to play in the financial big leagues. As you'll hear, however, it wasn't all smooth sailing... Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

If there was much doubt that RB Leipzig are the form team in the Bundesliga, they erased that on Match Day 28, putting four past Borussia Dortmund in the Schwarzgelben's big full-house return to the Westfalenstadion. Matt gets hold of Terry Duffelen to mull over the consequences of that bog result, engage in some mutual head-scratching over Bayern's failed substitution in Freiburg, and look over the World Cup draw from a Bundesliga fan's perspective. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Borussia Dortmund is one of Europe's most celebrated football clubs. Its story is one of tenacity, rule-breaking and of fighting the power. As a German club you might find it unusual to discover that one of the club's biggest supporters is a bloke from Croydon.  Terry Duffelen fell in love with Borussia Dortmund some years ago, and co-founded the long-running Yellow Wall, Borussia Dortmund podcast. He's also just released his debut book Borussia Dortmund: A history in black and yellow.  In this episode we explore why football, and sport in general, is one of the perfect narratives, we unpack the difference between writing the history and a history of a subject, and we discuss the fear and excitement that's involved in releasing your work out into the wild for the first time. Your host is inkjockey founder Mark Heywood.Behind The Spine is an inkjockey production, and the audio accompaniment to The Writing Salon. Sign up to the newsletter here. Read the full transcript here.

Plenty to talk about from the weekend - Erling Haaland did his best to match the goalscoring exploits of Thomas Meunier and fire Dortmund to victory against Freiburg, Union Berlin kept on burnishing their European bona fides ahead of a big DFB Pokal Berlin derby clash, and Robert Lewandowski made Bundesliga history for the umpteenth time. Matt rings up Terry Duffelen to make sense of it all. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Well that was a more than half decent Klassiker, wasn't it? Five goals, end-to-end action, goals from the star strikers...and a whole heal of controversy and acrimony. Matt sits down with Terry Duffelen - whose new BVB history book is out now - to talk about his team's defensive dunder-headed-ness, Bayern's penchant for a ruthless goal, and young Jude Bellingham's willingness to dredge up a refereeing scandal that the DFB thought it had buried. They also explore the issues surrounding Jesse Marsch's exit from RB Leipzig, a couple of six-goal wins and more... Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Round about five o'clock on Saturday afternoon, the Bundesliga was having a bad day. Just fifteen minutes remained in the afternoon's slate of matches, and not only had seven of the eight teams in action failed to score (snooze), but also the one team that had scored - champions for the last nine years and counting FC Bayern München - had already put six past their hapless opponents on their way to a 7-0 win. Could it be that it's true that this league is just going through the motions? Join Matt Hermann and Terry Duffelen as they wrestle with this proposition, with Dortmund's alarmingly flaky brilliance, with Jesse Marsch's future in Leipzig, and a lot more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Another goal-filled weekend of Bundesliga football - Jesse Marsch and Leipzig topped Pellegrino Matarazzo's Stuttgart in Germany's first face-off between two American head coaches, Leverkusen may have surprised even themselves by how convincingly they beat Borussia Mönchengladbach, and Cologne were far sprier than expected despite falling to FC Bayern. Matt Hermann and Terry Duffelen take in all this and more in this week's pod, which also casts a concerned glance at the shaky launch of Bundesliga coverage at the league's new UK broadcast partner Sky. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Another goal-filled weekend of Bundesliga football - Jesse Marsch and Leipzig topped Pellegrino Matarazzo's Stuttgart in Germany's first face-off between two American head coaches, Leverkusen may have surprised even themselves by how convincingly they beat Borussia Mönchengladbach, and Cologne were far sprier than expected despite falling to FC Bayern. Matt Hermann and Terry Duffelen take in all this and more in this week's pod, which also casts a concerned glance at the shaky launch of Bundesliga coverage at the league's new UK broadcast partner Sky. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Welcome back Talking Fussballers! If you're not already counting the hours to the big Bundesliga kick-off on Friday, now would be a great time to start. To help you shave off one of those hours, here's the first installment of our two-part preview for the 2021-22 season. Matt Hermann sits down with Nik Wildhagen and Terry Duffelen to take in all the off-season doings at the heavyweights of the German top flight - last year's top six: FC Bayern München, RB Leipzig, Borussia Dortmund, VfL Wolfsburg, Eintracht Frankfurt, and Bayer 04 Leverkusen. Unusually, ALL SIX have a new coach heading into the new season. Listen to the gang speculate wildly in this edition of TF... Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Welcome back Talking Fussballers! If you're not already counting the hours to the big Bundesliga kick-off on Friday, now would be a great time to start. To help you shave off one of those hours, here's the first installment of our two-part preview for the 2021-22 season. Matt Hermann sits down with Nik Wildhagen and Terry Duffelen to take in all the off-season doings at the heavyweights of the German top flight - last year's top six: FC Bayern München, RB Leipzig, Borussia Dortmund, VfL Wolfsburg, Eintracht Frankfurt, and Bayer 04 Leverkusen. Unusually, ALL SIX have a new coach heading into the new season. Listen to the gang speculate wildly in this edition of TF... Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Whom Pods Destroy Hello listeners... this is not an episode! Well it obviously is, but not in our usual run, but another in our series of bonus interviews that we carried out for our 100th episode. So much fun material was recorded, but ended up cut out lest episode 100 end up almost as long as Kirk's journey to the refit Enterprise in the Motion Picture! So here is the full interview with the brilliant Terry Duffelen of excellent UK Trek Podcast, Whom Pods Destroy, which you should also go listen to if you don't already!

100! Hello! Welcome to our one hundredth flipping episode! We're delighted we've kept going for this long and decided to have a look at why? Why podcast? Why talk about trek? And we enlisted some special guests to help, so we have interviews with Jim Moorhouse of TrekRanks, Ross Webster and Jenn Tift of Snap Trek, Rob Chapman of the TrekBook Club, Rich Masters of T'Pons theatre, Terry Duffelen of Whom Pods Destroy and Andrea of Trek This Out and Team Basement! And thank you listeners for joining us on this journey! We hope you've been enjoying our ramblings, we plan to continue for some time yet!

So Bayern went and made it a double with a win in the DFB Pokal Final, while Werder Bremen got out of their two-legged relegation playoff without a win...but a ticket to the top flight ride for another year. Matt gets together with podcast stalwarts Terry Duffelen and Nik Wildhagen for a wide-ranging chat about the future of fallen giants Bremen, Bayern's dominance (and whether it'll ever cease), and a host of other topics.

So Bayern went and made it a double with a win in the DFB Pokal Final, while Werder Bremen got out of their two-legged relegation playoff without a win...but a ticket to the top flight ride for another year. Matt gets together with podcast stalwarts Terry Duffelen and Nik Wildhagen for a wide-ranging chat about the future of fallen giants Bremen, Bayern's dominance (and whether it'll ever cease), and a host of other topics.

How are you holding up? We just want to check in, send a small signal that we're still here and hear how everyone is doing. Nik Wildhagen rounds up Terry Duffelen for a chat about Bundesliga finances, the morality of opening up sports in a crisis, and a bit of history - the Chemie Halle fire.

How are you holding up? We just want to check in, send a small signal that we're still here and hear how everyone is doing. Nik Wildhagen rounds up Terry Duffelen for a chat about Bundesliga finances, the morality of opening up sports in a crisis, and a bit of history - the Chemie Halle fire.

"It's not the years, honey, it's the mileage." Time for one of my favourite movies of all time, not just the 1980s... Joining me in the search for relics is Terry Duffelen, returning for his hat-trick appearance. Who knows? In a thousand years, even this podcast may be worth something! You can find Terry over at The Sound Of Football, Whom Pods Destroy and The OddJob Pod podcasts, all essential listening. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Executive producers: Gary West, Fergus Higginson, Keith Foster, Jimi Fletcher, Mark Drakes, Matt Cunnington, Christian Deas, Andy Elliott, Chris Hopkins, Omar Zambon, Ian Maddrell, Catrin Lowe, Mark Machin, Zoltan Vago, Simon Smith, Matt Lee, Laury Curran Associate producer: Chris Oakley Visit www.patreon.com/BetamaxVideoClub for more information about bonus episodes, early access and more. Don't forget to subscribe, rate and review the podcast on iTunes.

Here we are, halfway through the Bundesliga season. RB Leipzig are Herbstmeister, Gladbach are number two, and Bayern are four points back in third. Matt rounds up Terry Duffelen for a good long chat about this topsy-turvy season, as well as give out the halfway awards!

Here we are, halfway through the Bundesliga season. RB Leipzig are Herbstmeister, Gladbach are number two, and Bayern are four points back in third. Matt rounds up Terry Duffelen for a good long chat about this topsy-turvy season, as well as give out the halfway awards!

Bam! bam! bam! bam! That's four bams, and it could have been more at the Westfalenstadion as Dortmund made Leverkusen (and Kai Havertz of all people) look pretty ordinary in a 4-0 win. Matt Hermann and Terry Duffelen talk over BVB's win, the highly entertaining Leipzig-Bayern draw on Saturday night, and many other story lines in the Bundesliga. Are Freiburg for real good? Are Hertha for real bad? And how do the particular circumstances surrounding a random touchline call challenge VAR? Listen in.

Bam! bam! bam! bam! That's four bams, and it could have been more at the Westfalenstadion as Dortmund made Leverkusen (and Kai Havertz of all people) look pretty ordinary in a 4-0 win. Matt Hermann and Terry Duffelen talk over BVB's win, the highly entertaining Leipzig-Bayern draw on Saturday night, and many other story lines in the Bundesliga. Are Freiburg for real good? Are Hertha for real bad? And how do the particular circumstances surrounding a random touchline call challenge VAR? Listen in.

We've got something special for you all today - a look behind the Patreon curtain! Here's an episode of Talking Fussball Extra, Nik Wildhagen and Terry Duffelen's podcast that takes a wider view of the German football scene and appears every few weeks on our Patreon feed. This week they dig into some of the thorniest issues facing football in Germany and elsewhere. What do the fates of English clubs Bury and Bolton mean for the future of football finance in Germany? How much pressure is the sustained success of the Bundesliga's "plastic" clubs (RB Leipzig, Hoffenheim, Wolfsburg, Leverkusen) putting on the rest of the league to "modernize" their financial models? And how do clubs in areas with high support for far-right parties keep their supporters groups from becoming megaphones for hate? Nik and Terry nab one of the best possible guests on these topics: Felix Tamsut of Deutsche Welle, a leading voice in international coverage of German Football fan culture. Listen in as this thoughtful trio deliver a must-listen episode. If you like it, head on over to our Patreon page and sign up!

We've got something special for you all today - a look behind the Patreon curtain! Here's an episode of Talking Fussball Extra, Nik Wildhagen and Terry Duffelen's podcast that takes a wider view of the German football scene and appears every few weeks on our Patreon feed. This week they dig into some of the thorniest issues facing football in Germany and elsewhere. What do the fates of English clubs Bury and Bolton mean for the future of football finance in Germany? How much pressure is the sustained success of the Bundesliga's "plastic" clubs (RB Leipzig, Hoffenheim, Wolfsburg, Leverkusen) putting on the rest of the league to "modernize" their financial models? And how do clubs in areas with high support for far-right parties keep their supporters groups from becoming megaphones for hate? Nik and Terry nab one of the best possible guests on these topics: Felix Tamsut of Deutsche Welle, a leading voice in international coverage of German Football fan culture. Listen in as this thoughtful trio deliver a must-listen episode. If you like it, head on over to our Patreon page and sign up!

Join Pete D. Gaskell, Terry Duffelen & Spud Murphy as they discuss the weird week in sport!Today, we dissect:- Rolling substitutions and is offside in football really necessary?- Floyd Mayweather: Moneybags Newcastle owner?- Sports people crossing sports - Usain Bolt & Rio Ferdinand- Transfer announcement videos/posters- Bizarre own goals- And #QOTW - what is the best sporting tradition?" />

It's already time for my first returning guest. Star Trek fan Terry Duffelen is back after his Commando pod to discuss Star Trek II: The Wrath Of Khan. Fortunately for us, Terry was able to fill the numerous gaps in my knowledge about one of his favourite films. Terry has a Star Trek podcast of his own, Whom Pods Destroy, as well as the previously mentioned Sound of Football and Oddjob Pod. Terry will be back again for the subsequent sequels, but for now, enjoy.

Join Pete D. Gaskell, Terry Duffelen & Glenn Jakeman as they tackle the weird news and big discussions of the day in Smorgasbored Daily!Today's episode includes:Petty Peeves - constant napping, proof is not in the pudding, and tourists on the TubeWeird News - Cat sniffing, black puddings to the rescue & chicken nugget tastersSmorgiHowThe Weirdest Link - microphones to male pattern baldness & GPs to X-rated films" />

Episode 2 of Betamax Video Club allows me to visit Val Verde with Terry Duffelen of Oddjob Pod, The Sound Of Football and Whom Pods Destroy as we rewatch Commando. Due to some minor technical issues, there is no number 1 song at the end. It was When The Going Gets Tough, The Tough Get Going by Billy Ocean. Perhaps I'll add that one if I do the Jewel Of The Nile, the film it was actually released with...

The boys are finally back to take a closer look at lower league matters. Matthias Suuck, Randall Hauk and host Niklas Wildhagen take a closer look at all the latest news from the Bundesliga 2 and the 3. Liga and Nik has been on the road together with Terry Duffelen to take a closer look at VfB Lübeck in the 4th tier(the Regionalliga Nord). Segment 1: Nik, Randall and Matthias take a closer look at what has been going in the Bundesliga 2. Coaches are started to get the boot, RB Leipzig are drawing more criticism and Torsten Mattuschka has made a surprise exit at Die Alte Försterei. Segment 2: Terry Duffelen and Niklas Wildhagen take a closer look at how VfB Lübeck are doing in the Regionalliga. The two of them went to the Friday night match between VfB Lübeck and VfB Oldenburg.Segment 3: The boys take a closer look at the 3. Liga and other lower league news.

Aleix Gwilliam and Niklas Wildhagen are back from their road trip and in their usual surroundings. The boys talk about all things Bundesliga 2 and 3. Liga and Terry Duffelen talks to the author Nick Davidson about his new book Pirates, Punks and Politics.Segment 1: The battle against relegation is heating up! Is all hope lost for Energie Cottbus? What impact has Norbert Meier made at Arminia Bielefeld? On the other end of the table Karlsruhe keep surprising us! How have they managed to do that?Segment 2: Nick Davidson tells Terry Duffelen all about his new book and why he fell in love with FC St. Pauli.Segment 3: All the latest from the third tier. We discuss wether or not the Under 23 teams from Bundesliga teams should be allowed to play in Germany's third tier.

Niklas Wildhagen and Terry Duffelen are back to give you all the latest from the Bundesliga 2 and the lower leagues of German football.On this episode you'll hear interviews with Köln's Slawomir Peszko and FSV Frankfurt's Matthew Leckie. Union Berlin fan and blogger David Tunnicliffe drops by to give us all the latest on his favourite team's start to the season.Aleix Gwilliam gives you another round up of all the action in third tier and our betting expert Tom Loveys has three tasty bets in store for you this week as well.At the end of the show we'll have our first contest, where you'll be able to win top notch prizes. Without any further ado, enjoy the show.

Niklas Wildhagen and Terry Duffelen take a look at all the results in the DFB Pokal and we examine the current state of affairs at MSV Duisburg closely.11 Freunde journalist Ron Ulrich joins us to talk about the drama which surrounded MSV Duisburg this summer. Current Duisburg striker Kingsley Onuegbu tells you all there is to known about the current state of affairs within the team at the moment a little bit later.Furthermore, Aleix Gwilliam debuts with his 3. Liga roundup, Tom Lovey's gives you three bets which you should consider and a whole lot more.

The Bundesliga Show's Jon Hartley, Terry Duffelen and Niklas Wildhagen met up in Berlin to soak in the atmosphere surrounding the cup final and to explore Berlin Liga football. Find out how Tennis Borussia Berlin and Tasmania are doing these days. Of course, there's also a bit of talk about the big one – Bayern's treble.