Charlie Eccleshare

In this discussion, football writer Charlie Eccleshare shares insights on Harry Kane’s tactical evolution at Tottenham, while Seb Stafford-Bloor analyzes his impressive performances in the Bundesliga since joining Bayern Munich. Former England goalkeeper Rob Green reminisces about his early encounters with Kane and offers a goalkeeper's perspective on facing him. The trio debates Kane's significant role in England's World Cup hopes, perceptions of his legacy, and his unique ability to balance scoring with playmaking, all while questioning whether Kane is truly appreciated.

Join Michael Cox, a football journalist renowned for his tactical insights, Charlie Eccleshare, an insightful pundit, and Tom Williams, a seasoned correspondent, as they dive into the latest Champions League action. They discuss Liverpool's tactical victory at Inter Milan, the tense Chelsea defeat to Atalanta, and Spurs' dominant win over Slavia Prague. The panel also debates Mohamed Salah's contract situation, explores Italy's striker challenges, and highlights young talent like Lennart Karl. Get ready for tactical analyses and engaging football chat!

Paul Taylor, a Nottingham Forest writer for The Athletic, teams up with football journalist Charlie Eccleshare to dissect Ange Postecoglou's tumultuous start at Forest. They explore the narrow margins that led to losses and analyze the clash between Postecoglou's attacking philosophy and the club's defensive identity under Nuno. The discussion delves into dressing-room dynamics, the challenges of a mid-season tactical overhaul, and whether ownership will grant the patience required for a turnaround amidst rising scrutiny.

Join football experts Chris Waugh, Charlie Eccleshare, and Dan Kilpatrick as they tackle Tottenham's struggles to create chances amid Cristian Romero's late heroics. They dive into Newcastle's tendency to drop late points and Eddie Howe's tactical decisions impacting team consistency. The discussion broadens to Thomas Frank's leadership at Brentford, questioning whether he can regain fan trust. They also explore the rising concerns of Spurs’ identity crisis and the potential impacts of returning players on their season.

In a lively discussion, Jack Pitt-Brooke, Charlie Eccleshare, and Dan Kilpatrick dive into Spurs' journey to catch up with Arsenal. They explore the importance of stable management and strategic recruitment, citing Arsenal's successful patience with Arteta. The trio debates whether securing an elite striker or a dominating midfielder is crucial for Spurs' balance. They also discuss tactical approaches for the upcoming North London derby, calling for a strong defensive strategy to exploit counterattacks.

Charlie Eccleshare, a sports journalist from The Athletic, shares his firsthand experience at the Laver Cup in Berlin. He reveals the electrifying atmosphere, including unique player interactions and the thrill of watching matches alongside tennis legend Andre Agassi. The conversation touches on Coco Gauff's split from coach Brad Gilbert and the intriguing dynamics of emerging players like Carlos Alcaraz. They also reflect on the significance of the Laver Cup in the broader tennis world, noting how it challenges conventional tournament norms.

Sports journalists and commentators, Charlie Eccleshare and David Walker, discuss unique aspects of football, including Lithuanian ultimate frisbee, non-league co-commentators, disciplinary tightrope, exclusive clubs, and league table divisions. They also touch on the language of Champions League first legs and the nuances of football commentary and broadcasting.

Adam Hurrey is joined by Charlie Eccleshare and David Walker on the Adjudication Panel. They discuss a viral Sunday League wondergoal, the Premier League's Twitter crossing a line, a Luton fan's niche spreadsheet, and Blackburn Rovers' involvement in the Iraq War. They debate a 'rasping' shot and set the threshold for a defensive 'comedy of errors.'

Duncan Alexander, a football data expert, joins journalists Charlie Eccleshare and Tom Williams, alongside Serie A specialist James Horncastle. They dissect Arsenal's missed chances against PSG and discuss whether PSG is finally ready to claim European glory. Horncastle shares insights from the thrilling Inter vs. Barcelona clash, showcasing Inter's unexpected victory. The group also looks ahead to the Premier League weekend and the excitement of the EFL playoffs, highlighting key matchups and the unpredictable nature of football.

Join Adam Hurrey, Charlie Eccleshare, and David Walker as they discuss humorous football commentary quirks, unexpected goal scorers who 'pop up', and passionate Premier League team selections. From catchy Serie A commentary to hilarious fake news alerts in football, this lively podcast covers it all with wit and charm.