BEHIND THE LINES is the sportswriting podcast from The42.
Every week, host Gavin Cooney chats to some well-known journalists about their careers, the industry and most importantly, their favourite pieces.
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Behind The Lines is one of six podcasts exclusive to The42 members. If you’re not currently a member, we hope you enjoy this taster of highlights from our most recent run of episodes.
Joanne O’Riordan reveals her curious meeting with Man City’s uber-powerful chairman, Khaldoon Al-Mubarak; Graham Hunter explains how Alex Ferguson’s wife helped to kit him out while supporting Scotland at the ‘82 World Cup; Jeff Pearlman reveals what he learned from the great names at Sports Illustrated; Jonathan Wilson tells the story of how Roy Keane once changed the weather; and Danny Kelly recalls his friendship with Hugh McIlvanney.
Sign up here for €5 a month or €42 a year and get immediate access to all six podcasts and their archives, weekly Insider Newsletters from our team of journalists, and lots more great membership benefits.
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BEHIND THE LINES is the sportswriting podcast from The42.
Every week, host Gavin Cooney chats to some well-known journalists about their careers, the industry and most importantly, their favourite pieces.
Behind The Lines is one of six podcasts exclusive to The42 members. If you’re not currently a member, we hope you enjoy this taster of highlights from our most recent run of episodes.
Joanne O’Riordan reveals her curious meeting with Man City’s uber-powerful chairman, Khaldoon Al-Mubarak; Graham Hunter explains how Alex Ferguson’s wife helped to kit him out while supporting Scotland at the ‘82 World Cup; Jeff Pearlman reveals what he learned from the great names at Sports Illustrated; Jonathan Wilson tells the story of how Roy Keane once changed the weather; and Danny Kelly recalls his friendship with Hugh McIlvanney.
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Sign up here for €5 a month or €42 a year and get immediate access to all six podcasts and their archives, weekly Insider Newsletters from our team of journalists, and lots more great membership benefits.
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