
Raphael Honigstein
German football expert. He provides insights and analysis on Bundesliga and European football.
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May 15, 2025 • 43min
Euro Leagues: Xabi's Leverkusen Farewell, & Carlo's off to Rio
Raphael Honigstein and James Horncastle join the conversation, sharing their expertise on key football moments. They reflect on Xabi Alonso's successful tenure at Bayer Leverkusen and speculate about his return to Real Madrid. Tim Vickery adds insights on Carlo Ancelotti's move to coach the Brazil national team, raising questions about Neymar’s future. The pod also celebrates Bologna's first Coppa Italia win in over 50 years while discussing Sampdoria's shocking relegation to Serie C, highlighting the emotional rollercoaster of European football.

Oct 19, 2024 • 25min
Weekend Edition - The Sports Agents
Join Thomas Tuchel, the new England national football team manager, alongside expert analyst Raphael Honigstein. They discuss the importance of Tuchel's German roots versus his management skills. Former managers Mark Warburton and Ian Graham debate the clash between traditional scouting and modern data analytics in talent identification. The conversation also highlights inconsistencies in drug testing across sports and the bias faced by athletes based on their stardom. Insightful perspectives and engaging anecdotes make this a must-listen!

Oct 17, 2024 • 30min
Thomas Tuchel: Pep’s Disciple Who Will Have No Problem Making Tough Decisions
In this engaging discussion, guest Raphael Honigstein, a seasoned German football expert, delves into Thomas Tuchel's appointment as England's manager. He highlights the similarities between Tuchel and Pep Guardiola, exploring how this might influence player decisions, including potentially sidelining some star attackers. The conversation also touches on the pride of having a German coach, the tactical evolution needed for success, and the immense pressure Tuchel faces, especially regarding World Cup expectations and cultural coaching differences between Germany and England.