הפודקאסטים הטובים ביותר ב-ITV Sport (2021)

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ITV Sport Six Nations Podcast

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Flats That For 2021, Shanks For The Memories 27:35

7M ago27:35

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In a bonus pod to tie up the loose end that was France v Scotland, the lads reflect upon the magnificent last-ditch win for Gregor Townsend's men. It was a game that put a big smile on Tommy's face - even if he is decidedly unamused by Finn Russell's red card. They pick their Team Of The Championship, and cast an eye ahead to the Lions' tour of Sou…

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Blue's Night In Paris As Greens Light Up Dublin 1:03:43

7M ago1:03:43

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It's heartbreak for Shanks, as France seize Wales's Grand Slam from their clutches deep into injury time in Paris. No matter, Tom has an early morning hamburger to cheer him up as he and Flats review an extraordinary evening in the French capital. David, meanwhile, has some strong words for Eddie Jones. And former Scottish skipper Greig Laidlaw joi…

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And Then There Was One ... 47:55

8M ago47:55

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It's been another tremendous round of action in the Guinness Six Nations, with England beating France in a classic at Twickenham, Ireland pipping the Scots, and Wales keeping their Grand Slam ambitions alive in Rome. To celebrate, Flats cracks open the whisky to share in the company of Nick Abendanon and Ryan Wilson, much to Shanks's disapproval.…

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No Rest For The Wicked 50:40

8M ago50:40

50:40

It may be fallow week in the Guinness Six Nations, but resident scoundrels Flats & Shanks are here nonetheless, bridging the gap between matchdays. The lads are joined by man-of-the-moment Callum Sheedy, mostly to talk about Semi Radradra, but also a tiny bit about Wales. Big Ben Kay makes an appearance too, as a crestfallen England face the daunti…

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Don't Gaüzère: Reffing Pain For England As Wales Claim Triple Crown 57:40

8M ago57:40

57:40

Following an eventful afternoon at the Principality Stadium, Exeter Chiefs winger Alex Cuthbert joins David and Tom to discuss the more controversial moments in the game. And with Ireland thumping the Italians in Rome, Rory Best offers his views on the performance, and reflects more generally about his incredible career. The boys also pick their Te…

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Reffin' Well With Nigel Owens ... 1:01:38

8M ago1:01:38

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In an episode recorded just before the weekend, Flats & Shanks enjoy the first Championship rest week in the company of legendary referee Nigel Owens and Italian back-rower, Sebastian Negri. As well as giving his verdict on some of the key decisions in the Guinness Six Nations thus far, Nigel reflects upon the highlights of his career, including th…

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Red The Script For Wales As France Enhance Their Title Chance 58:57

9M ago58:57

58:57

Dan Lydiate joins David and Tom off the back of his terrible season-ending knee injury to reflect upon Wales's dramatic victory over Scotland - and life on the farm with his new bull, McCaw. The lads are also joined by top golfer and lifelong Bath fan, Laurie Canter, who takes Flats on in a devious quiz about his beloved club. They spend a dispropo…

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Oh Power Of Scotland 50:25

9M ago50:25

50:25

Kenny Logan joins the lads to reflect upon Scotland's first win at Twickenham since 1983 - in what was a truly awesome performance by Gregor Townsend's men. Tom is very happy about Wales victory over Ireland, despite the fact the oppo only had 14 men for most of the match. And it's thumbs up for France's Grand Slam credentials and a thumbs down for…

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The Boys Are Back In Town ... 1:06:14

9M ago1:06:14

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Dave and Tom return to ITV for the entirety of the Guinness Six Nations, bringing their inimitable combination of wit, storytelling and expert analysis with them. In this preview show, they speak to John Barclay and Dwayne Peel, assess the chances of all six teams and give their predictions as to who will light up the Championship. They also reflec…

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Sport and the Feels

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Paralympic Feels: Liz Johnson 42:23

1y ago42:23

42:23

Swimmer Liz Johnson won medals at three successive Paralympic Games, from Athens 2004 to London 2012, but even bigger accomplishments are happening day in, day out in the "second phase" of her career. Liz is passionate about making changes in the workplace and getting more companies and corporations to respect, hire and value more disabled employee…

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Sport and the Feels

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Paralympic Feels: Ellie Simmonds and Ali Jawad 36:17

1y ago36:17

36:17

The two guests on Episode 7 of our Paralympic Feels series both made Paralympic debuts at Beijing 2008, were local heroes at London 2012 and flew home from Rio 2016 with medals round their necks. Ellie Simmonds won two golds as a 13-year-old on the other side of the world and another two as the face of the London Games, under huge pressure. Everyon…

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Sport and the Feels

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Paralympic Feels: Wheelchair Basketball Special 41:36

1y ago41:36

41:36

Wheelchair basketball is consistently one of the Paralympic's most popular sports. Fast and furious, ingenious and skilful, it packed out the Curacao 1 Arena at Rio 2016 night after night. The British teams did brilliantly; the women came 4th and the men won the bronze medal. Both are heading for Tokyo as genuine Gold Medal contenders as Sophie Car…

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Sport and the Feels

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Paralympic Feels: Rising Phoenix 30:43

1y ago30:43

30:43

Rising Phoenix is not your average movie. It will leave you gasping for air, searching for solutions, questioning your perceptions. Just released on Netflix, it's an evocative, emotional celebration of the Paralympic Games with particular focus on a “cast” of athletes telling their true stories. It’s an astonishing film, full of hope and potential,…

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Sport and the Feels

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Paralympic Feels: Charlotte Henshaw 36:43

1y ago36:43

36:43

Water-baby Charlotte Henshaw won a silver in London and a bronze in Rio, now she's gunning for gold in Tokyo. Except she's not a swimmer any more, she's a canoeist. It was the closing ceremony in Rio which did the trick. She knew she'd struggle to keep with the swimming pace in the next four years but she didn't want to retire, the pull of the Para…

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Sport and the Feels

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Paralympic Feels: David Clarke 39:22

1y ago39:22

39:22

David Clarke has lived a remarkable life; let him tell you about it. Born blind in Wigan and sent to a Liverpool boarding school at 3 years old, he fell in love with football; scoring more than a hundred goals for England, carrying the Paralympic flame into the London Stadium in 2012 and handing over the FA Cup to his home town club the following y…

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Sport and the Feels

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Paralympic Feels: Clare Balding 37:44

1y ago37:44

37:44

While the athletes are the real superstars, few can dispute the fact that live TV coverage of the Paralympics has helped change perceptions of disability sport and alter attitudes in society. We have a lot to thank Clare Balding for: In 2004, the BBC decided to show the Paralympics live for the first time and Clare was the host. Fast-forward to Lon…

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Sport and the Feels

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Paralympic Feels: Tanni Grey-Thompson 45:42

1y ago45:42

45:42

A heavyweight alliance of some of the UK's most familiar sporting voices arrives at Series Two; Paralympic Feels. John Inverdale, Lee McKenzie, Sonja McLaughlan, Jonathan Overend and Andy Stevenson - all presenters at Paralympic Games for either TV and Radio - are your hosts for a series of incredible stories, running through 'what-would-have-been'…

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Sport and the Feels

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John Inverdale hosts: The Wrap Party 42:28

1y ago42:28

42:28

John Inverdale hosts a remote Wrap Party for Series One; inviting Marcus Buckland, Sonja McLaughlan, Jonathan Overend and Mark Pougatch. This can mean only one thing; an editing nightmare for the producer. But putting that aside, as we tend to do in the broadcast world, expect laughs, anecdotes and Olympic-based debate. First though, in true party …

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Sport and the Feels

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Sport And The Bolt 33:33

1y ago33:33

33:33

In this special edition, Sonja McLaughlan lets you into as many Usain Bolt secrets as she can in 33 minutes, from her decade interviewing the fastest man on earth. Sonja first encountered the Jamaican after the 100m first round in Beijing, 2008. And so began a long, respectfully playful relationship between the pair, with Sonja gaining a trackside …

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Sport and the Feels

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Nicolas Massu and Anne-Marie Batson: The National Hero 31:00

1y ago31:00

31:00

The South American nation of Chile is passionate about sport, Chilean Rodeo and Football mainly, basketball too, but, weirdly, it had never won an Olympic Gold Medal before 2004. Step forward Nicolas Massu, a tennis player of high-regard but unfancied for the Athens Olympic Tennis event. As you'll hear, he didn't even fancy himself. But in tandem w…

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Sport and the Feels

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Gail Emms and Andy Stevenson: The Mask 40:12

1y ago40:12

40:12

Gail Emms played brilliantly, the outstanding player on the court by a mile. As she smashed her Athens 2004 semi-final, with partner Nathan Robertson, she guaranteed either Silver or Gold for Team GB. What an achievement. Except this story's not like that. To the outside, it's a strange thing to consider yourself a "failure" for winning an Olympic …

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Sport and the Feels

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Lutalo Muhammad and Marcus Buckland: The Redemption 37:02

1y ago37:02

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A Taekwondo bout lasts for 6 minutes; 3 x 2 minute rounds. For 5 minutes 59 seconds of the men's Gold Medal heavyweight match at Rio 2016, Britain's Lutalo Muhammad was in the lead, heading for the Gold he so desperately craved. Fighting brilliantly, 6-4 ahead, he got caught by a head shot as the clock ticked to zero. Gold was ripped from him in th…

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Sport and the Feels

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Hamish Hamilton and Mark Pougatch: The Wonder 34:13

1y ago34:13

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Unlike many of our guests on this series, Hamish Hamilton can live everyday life without being troubled, certainly without being recognised. He's a different kind of Olympian, an anonymous Olympian; not actually an Olympian at all. And yet, his gold-medal-winning work will be familiar to us all, drawing acclaim not from thousands in a stadium but f…

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Sport and the Feels

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Barry Davies Special Edition: "Frankly, who cares?!" 26:52

1y ago26:52

26:52

Commentary legends don't get any bigger than Barry Davies; Match of the Day stalwart and voice of twelve summer Olympic Games (eleven attended), 19 if you include his seven Winter Games. Voice of football, tick. Gymnastics and rowing... badminton and tennis, tick. Plus volleyball and handball, it transpires, then the cycling road race and the marat…

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Sport and the Feels

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Sir Matthew Pinsent and Mark Pougatch: The Teammate 37:40

1y ago37:40

37:40

Quadruple Olympic champion Sir Matt Pinsent is perfectly placed to talk about the role of the teammate. He traces his incredible rowing partnership with Sir Steve Redgrave from their daunting first meetings and unquenchable competitiveness, through to gold medals in Barcelona, Atlanta and - most famously - Sydney. How do you sync a rookie with a le…

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Sport and the Feels

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Ben Ryan and Sonja McLaughlan: The Journey 43:49

1y ago43:49

43:49

In this touching episode of Sport and the Feels, Rugby Sevens coach Ben Ryan talks us through his astonishing journey from a phone call, in a Richmond backstreet, to a Gold Medal in Rio de Janeiro. He started with nothing. Certainly no pay. You'll be astonished to hear what things were like when he arrived in Fiji. Three years later, he was getting…

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Sport and the Feels

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Jeanette Kwakye and John Inverdale: The Pressure 39:16

1y ago39:16

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Jeanette Kwakye ran thousands of 100 metre races in her life. Thousands and thousands. Up and down, up and down; practice races, school races, club races, international races. But her fastest 100m came when it mattered the most; The 2008 Olympic 100m final, having run her previous Personal Best in the Quarter-Final. Jeanette's two fastest races, in…

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Sport and the Feels

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Gary Hall and Andy Stevenson: The Project 34:12

1y ago34:12

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Performance Director Gary Hall charts the rise of GB Taekwondo from broom cupboards, corridors and supermarket aisles to six Olympic medals from the last three games, including back-to-back Golds for Jade Jones. Having become a global force in the Korean martial art, Britain's planning to take at least three genuine Gold medal hopes to Tokyo. It's …

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Sport and the Feels

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Karen Pickering and Marcus Buckland: The End 42:19

1+ y ago42:19

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Four-time Olympic swimmer Karen Pickering opens up about defiance in the face of adversity; particularly the times when "The End" came close. Her heartbreak, as a talented teenager, of being denied a place at Seoul 1988. The serious car crash, aged 24, from which she miraculously recovered to never miss a major championships. A “poor role model”? S…

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Sport and the Feels

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Tom Bosworth and Anne-Marie Batson: The Purpose 40:14

1+ y ago40:14

40:14

This series is all about how sport makes us feel so let's talk to an Olympian and current member of Team GB to assess the impact of Tokyo 2020 uncertainty. Olympic race walker Tom Bosworth goes deep into how the precariousness of the situation is affecting him and his future career. Tom, the Commonwealth Silver Medallist, should be at his peak and …

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Sport and the Feels

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Ian Darke and John Inverdale: The Scandal 40:24

1+ y ago40:24

40:24

Commentary legend Ian Darke takes us back to Seoul 1988; the Ben Johnson 100m final and the dramatic aftermath. What was it like to describe one of the most infamous moments in Olympic history? He reveals how Johnson’s failed drugs test was leaked and the moment he went live in his PJs to break the news. We discover Darke, one of the UK's longest-s…

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Sport and the Feels

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Katharine Merry and Sonja McLaughlan: The Iconic 45:24

1+ y ago45:24

45:24

On the second edition of this new series, Katharine Merry tells the full, inside story from one of the most iconic nights in Olympic history. In a far cry from junior days when they raced together in Horsham, Sussex, Merry won 400m bronze, behind Aussie hero Cathy Freeman, in front of 112,000 spectators and the eyes of the world. From the agonising…

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Sport and the Feels

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Clare Balding and Mark Pougatch: The Greatest Show 41:39

1+ y ago41:39

41:39

On Episode One of the brand new podcast from a collective of UK sports broadcasters, Clare Balding takes us inside the London 2012 Opening Ceremony, gives the full story of her viral encounter with Bert Le Clos, reveals 'pulling' Bo Derek at the Modern Pentathlon and insists that she really didn’t get the GB showjumpers drunk. Mark Pougatch is alon…

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Sport and the Feels

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All about the Feels 3:27

1+ y ago3:27

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A brand new podcast series from a heavyweight collective of some of the UK’s most familiar sporting voices, gives you a front row seat at some of the biggest Olympic moments. Using their combined experience of more than 20 summer Games, Mark Pougatch, John Inverdale, Jonathan Overend, Sonja McLaughlan and Marcus Buckland take you behind the scenes …

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ITV Sport Six Nations Podcast

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It's Off Games For Flats & Shanks 41:44

1+ y ago41:44

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With no matches being played as a result of the coronavirus, Dave and Tom take the opportunity to reflect upon the performances of all the teams as things stand in the 2020 Guinness Six Nations. They also discuss your feedback on Joe Marler's ban and select their Team Of The Tournament (so far).על ידי ITV Sport

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ITV Sport Six Nations Podcast

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White Win For Twickers Faithful & Red Win For Hot Scots 52:21

1+ y ago52:21

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In an episode recorded before the cancellation of the France / Ireland game, Dave and Tom reflect on two of the big talking points in the England v Wales game involving Manu Tuilagi and - ahem - Joe Marler and Alun-Wyn Jones. They also assess a fantastic performance by Scotland to overturn a 14-man France, which throws the tournament wide open. The…

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ITV Sport Six Nations Podcast

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Tom Ticked And Happy 35:11

1+ y ago35:11

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Cheered by news that his account has finally been verified by Twitter, Tom is in good spirits as he and David assess the state of play in the Six Nations during the second rest week of the tournament. Wales's injury concerns are a major talking point, as is the coronavirus. They also get stuck in to your feedback from their last Team Of The Round.…

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France Advance, England Grand 48:32

1+ y ago48:32

48:32

The 2020 Guinness Six Nations is shaping up nicely - with England seeing off Ireland and France eyeing up a Grand Slam following a thrilling victory in Wales. There was also redemption in Rome for Stuart Hogg. Flats & Shanks review all the action, pick their Team Of The Round and tell a few more of your gags.…

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