With regular host Ryan Keaney sunning himself in Thailand, Andrew Gibney and Jonathan Johnson of French Football Weekly stage a podcast takeover.
Episode 30 – Liverpool vs Everton
With the world of football in semi-final mood, our Game of the Weekend focused on the FA Cup clash between Liverpool and Everton.
Episode 29 – Paris Saint-Germain vs Marseille
This week on the show we welcomed Jonathan Johnson of French Football Weekly to discuss the biggest game in France. The Ligue 1 clasico between Paris Saint-Germain and Marseille had 11 eleven hours of television coverage devoted to it. We discussed it for about 17 minutes – but it’s all good.
Out with the old and in with the new
When QSI took over Paris Saint-Germain, they talked about retaining the spirit of the club. Just eight months on and as Jonathan Johnson discusses, it seems they have ignored that plan and are simply chasing everything with “reputation”…
The one that didn’t get away
Michel Bastos has had an incredible start to the Ligue 1 season and been a big contributor for Lyon so far. Jason Milligan profiles the impressive Brazilian…
Episode Ten – Holloway for England?
I shit you not, we made it to double figures. After the success of last week’s Euro 2012 episode, we are delighted to be back for our tenth Football Project podcast. This week Ryan Keaney is joined by Suhail Seedat, Gavin Brightman and Gary Linton for a whistle-stop across the top leagues of Europe.
Disaster as Marseille’s season fails to ignite
What is going wrong at Marseille? In short, everything. Jonathan Johnson explains…
Episode Six – Going, Going, Gyan!
The podcast is back in the studio for discussions on Asamoah Gyan, Steed Malbranque, the Championship, Ligue 1 and a little bit of the Champions League. Give it a listen…
Relegation candidates setting the pace
Ligue 1 is a difficult league to predict. No-one could have predicted who the early pace-setter in the French top flight would be. As Jonathan Johnson explains in his round-up, they deserve to be there…
Entertainment despite the lack of goals
The first week of Ligue 1 saw an incredible 31 goals scored. There wasn’t the same amount on the second weekend but as Jonathan Johnson explains, there were still the same levels of excitement…
