Ergebnis für "The Dreamer" in Fußball

Carlo Ancelotti has won domestic titles in all of Europe's top five leagues, with teams including AC Milan, Juventus, Paris St Germain, Bayern Munich, Chelsea and Real Madrid. Yet the accolade that truly sets him apart from his contemporaries is his track record in the Champions League. As a player, Ancelotti lifted the trophy twice; as a manager he brought Champions League glory to his teams a remarkable five times. As he embarks on an exciting new era of his career as the manager of Brazil, Ancelotti reflects on his love of the world's most sought-after title.

Despite debuting on Canada’s senior national soccer team 20 years ago, scarce is known of Atiba Hutchinson. We’ve watched him win Canadian Men’s Player of the Year six times; celebrated his club team championships; and mourned his injuries. We’ve lamented the state of Canadian soccer and cursed the lost potential—and years. Yet, we know little about Atiba’s personal life, or how he rose from suburban Brampton to becoming Canada’s most-capped national men’s team player, often described as the country’s greatest athlete you haven’t heard about.

For the past decade, an audacious program called Football Dreams has held tryouts for millions of young boys across Africa, looking for soccer's next superstars. Led by the Spanish scout who helped launch Lionel Messi's career and funded by the desert kingdom of Qatar, the program chooses just a handful of boys each year to train to become professionals; the process is one thousand times more selective than getting into Harvard University.

The 1923 FA Cup final—aka the White Horse final—was the first football match played at the British Empire Exhibition Stadium. Although best-remembered for non-playing reasons that afternoon marked the historic opening chapter of the stadium’s long and eventful history, of the stadium soon to be known simply as Wembley. Nige Tassell chooses 100 matches—from the well known to the unusual—that have shaped Wembley's legacy and tells a lively and original alternative history of the past 100 years of football, and of Britain.

Brimming with wisdom and humour, David Kynaston’s diaries written over one football season offer up his most personal take on social history to date. David Kynaston was seven and a half years old when he attended his first Aldershot match in the early months of 1959. So began a deep attachment to the game and a lifelong loyalty to an obscure, small-town football club. Though as he sits down to write his diaries almost 60 years on, he reflects that life might have been simpler if his father had never taken him to that first match at the Rec....

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Once upon a time, there lived a young boy called David. He lived in a small town in England with his parents and two sisters. From an early age, David had always been fascinated by the game of football. He was often seen kicking a ball around the neighbourhood, or watching it on the television with his dad whenever he had free time. One day, as David was watching a match on television with his dad, he announced that one day he would be a professional footballer ... ⚽️ Let's discover the journey of this Young King ! 👑

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The No. 1 #AFCW podcast with Lee Finch and Danny Baker. Find us on all major podcasting apps. Part of the @TalkSport Fan NetworkThis Podcast has been created and uploaded by Wombles Had A Dream. The views in this Podcast are not necessarily the views of talkSPORT. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

You'll find 101 secrets from someone who went through the journey of becoming a professional female soccer player and made it. In this guide, author and professional soccer player Adriana Rodrigues wants to give back to the game by giving back to the girls.

Theatres of Dreams is a football podcast that started as a rant about the Glazer ownership of Manchester United by Tom Jolley and Rod Maxwell is now becoming a much wider chat about Manchester based clubs and football in general. Each Wednesday Erin Beau Carroll and Harry Merrell join Rod for a chat about football in general and MUFC and Alty FC in particular. And on Friday's Rod is joined by MCFC supporter and season ticket holder Dominic Bowers as well as Liverpool fan Richard Irvine to cover the EPL from a wider perspective.

Ladies and Gentlemen welcome to the first ever podcast episode by me Jack Fletcher. Well be talking about and previewing all the big games happening around the world. Including premier league, Bundesliga and Seria A you name it. This is my journey from not knowing about Podcasts to doing one. Join me for a roller caster and thrilling football ride so lets start by talking about the first game of the weekend. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

From the producers of the multi-award winning Coming In From The Cold, comes a new podcast documentary series about the journey, the dream and reality of becoming a professional football player through the academy system. Only 1% of those in England’s football academies go on to become professional full-time players at a Premier League or WSL club. 99% won’t. This is their story.Many young players, both boys and girls will take the journey through the football academy system, so why do so few make it, and at what cost? How do those lost to the system cope with being discarded? What is the ...