Good questions. Great guests. Few beers....
https://www.spreaker.com/show/between-two-beers-podcast
Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 8 days 13 hours 46 minutes
Kris Bright: Not a football nomad
Kris Bright had one of New Zealand's most incredible football careers. His professional football odyssey spanned 12 years across 13 clubs and 11 countries. And he has lots of stories.
Chris Rattue: The most divisive man in NZ sport
The time Rattue accidentally deleted a match report a minute before deadline at the World Cup, how much ‘hate mail’ he receives, if he ever manufactures opinions, the time he pissed off a whole country and his battles with alcohol.
Cole Tinkler: Peaked at 16
We track Cole Tinkler's footballing journey, and uncover the many reasons why his career never quite reached the heights of his ability.
Joe Edwards: DJ, lawyer, footballer
Joe Edwards is a partner at NZ's premier law firm Russell McVeagh who has won five Northern Premier League titles, played over 300 Northern League games and scored 100 goals.
Michael Gwyther: Local legend on and off the pitch
Michael Gwyther is perhaps NZ football's most entertaining character. He's Glenfield Rovers best player of all time, but his collection of off-field stories are unmatched.
Sam Wilkinson: The Method Man
Child prodigy, turned Phoenix coach Sam Wilkinson opens up about his turbulent fallout at Auckland City, highs and lows of Melville, playing with Chris Wood and much more.
Roland Jeffrey: Tales from the treatment room
Roland has been the All Whites physio for over 100 games and has an unmatched locker of dressing room stories to tell from the World Cup, Olympics, Phoenix and Glenfield Rovers changing room.
Neil Emblen: One of football’s nice guys
All Whites assistant coach Neil Emblen opens up on Anthony Hudson, Colorado Rapids, Wolves, All Whites, Ryan Nelson, Tim Howard, Roy Krishna and much more.
Gordon Watson: Media man and deep thinker
Sky Sport commentator and master media man Gordon Watson opens up about some turbulent times working with OFC, the death of his father, the difficulties of working in the current media landscape and some stories from his playing days.
Che Bunce: Making amends with Steve Holloway
Former All White Che Bunce opens up on turbulent times with the NZ Knights, his incredible 15-club career, clashes with Ricki Herbert, coaching frustrations and his difficult transition into the 'real world'.