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Eamonn And The Gaffers
Eamonn Holmes chats to some of the biggest names in football management. What's it really like being a gaffer? Eamonn ask this and a whole lot more in these intimate, in-depth conversations. Guests include Martin O'Neil, Stuart Pearce and Brendan Rodgers.
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Ratings & Reviews
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4.4 stars from 90 ratings
5G issues
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“I like the guests Eamonn gets but due to Eamonns fear of 5G I can never enjoy the episodes
Barely an episode goes by without another conspiracy theory”
rossnez via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
06/26/20
Good Guests
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“It’s been a good series with a variety of managers each with their own story. I think the host could ask deeper more challenging questions. He seems to steer clear of anything that might be controversial.”
Zimgooner via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
06/25/20
Great podcast
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“Great podcast, but just having listened to Ally McCoist state ranjurs “definitely didn’t cheat” 😂😝😅🤫
I choked on my corn flakes
Sorry Ally your old team did cheat”
Al's yer pal via Apple Podcasts ·
Australia ·
06/16/20
Recent Episodes
Published 09/09/20
Eamonn chats to Wycombe Wanderers gaffer Gareth Ainsworth as he prepares for life in the Championship. They discuss Gareth's childhood, his playing career and his musical ambitions.
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Published 09/09/20
Eamonn talks to new Northern Irish manager Ian Baraclough. They discuss his childhood, links to Northern Ireland and what he hopes to achieve in the role.
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Published 09/02/20
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