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Daniel Stendel

Daniel Stendel

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Search complete. 13 mentions across 8 episodes found for "Daniel Stendel".

Sep 17, 2026

George ElekHOST
31:04
They have the highest, um, touches in the opposition box of anyone in the league.
George ElekHOST
31:08
Their playing style under Daniel Stendel is just relentlessly direct in terms of the way that they press and the way that they advance the ball.
George ElekHOST
31:14
And Cameron McGeehan, they've got like a, a magnet in the box who's scoring a lot of goals, but Patrick Kelly as well is getting...
George ElekHOST
31:20
I think he's had the most touches of any midfielder in the opposition box.
RobGUEST
5:14
And he never changed it.
RobGUEST
5:15
He was the same last time, Stendhal.
RobGUEST
5:17
Never changed it.
RobGUEST
5:17
He just stuck to his high press.
Lee BushHOST
5:30
chance.
Lee BushHOST
5:31
That's where the issue comes for me.
Lee BushHOST
5:33
So, obviously, you had Stendhal before.
Lee BushHOST
5:36
You were in the Championship before.
Tom WoodsGUEST
19:36
They almost don't want the ball.
Tom WoodsGUEST
19:37
They're Stendel's-
Jamie JohnsonHOST
19:38
Mm
Tom WoodsGUEST
19:38
... a pressing manager.
Marvin BartleyPANELIST
49:45
Who was it?
Gordon DuncanHOST
49:45
Since Ian Cathro left Hearts, they've had Craig Levein, Daniel Stendel, Robbie Neilson, Steven Naismith, and Neil Critchley.
Gordon DuncanHOST
49:52
[laughs]
Gordon DalzielPANELIST
49:52
Critchley.
Tom MayneHOST
16:50
physical presence as well and I think with Cheek and himself it's one of those ones whoever starts and whoever comes on is going to probably try and impact the game in a really positive way or cause the defence some problems so nice two players to have sort of chop and change when you need them so we'll focus a little bit about the start of the season so like I said I found you I looked out for Bromley's sort of game well everybody's first game of the season is always interesting it's a bit of a crazy day but To see that result come in, I know Barnsley, and we lost against them recently, are a club which you don't really know what you're going to get because they've just lost a lot of their, what they call deadwood and signed some really interesting players.
Tom MayneHOST
17:31
And Stendhal's a decent manager, so he probably played them at a nice time.
Tom MayneHOST
17:35
We got one of the defenders, so we're going to see how he pans out.
Tom MayneHOST
17:38
But he had a great game against Peterborough, then not so good against Reading.
Ali MaxwellHOST
46:27
They are pressing like a pack of dogs.
Ali MaxwellHOST
46:30
And I think it's a lot of credit to Stendhal that he's been able to do that.
Ali MaxwellHOST
46:35
Now, they had a massive second half collapse against Stevenage, which looks to me like a complete aberration.
Ali MaxwellHOST
46:41
They'd won their two games before then.
Joe BellHOST
58:58
Let's not go down another rabbit hole, for Christ's sake.
Joe BellHOST
59:01
Barnsley then, managed by Mr Stendhal, who of course was in charge when they...
Joe BellHOST
59:06
Well, he'd been in charge the last time they got promoted out of this league.
Joe BellHOST
59:10
It feels like a long time since Barnsley had been back in League One.
Jon AllsopHOST
62:13
And Barnsley are another one where I was listening to the sort of betting show that George Alec and Ali Maxwell do on Not the Top 20 while I was on my way home the other night.
Jon AllsopHOST
62:21
And they, I think, put up Barnsley to beat Stevenage and basically said they look a very, very good side.
Jon AllsopHOST
62:25
You know, they had been sceptical of Stendhal at the beginning of the season.
Jon AllsopHOST
62:29
They actually had predicted Barnsley to go down, as did I. because it felt like just something there isn't quite right in terms of the ambition and the resources and all the rest of it.
TraceyGUEST
41:18
Yeah, I suppose it's a bit like yourself really with the return of the Messiah and all that.
TraceyGUEST
41:22
Whenever it came back to you, Stendhal came back to us and we all remember the good times because when he came the first time we obviously got promoted.
TraceyGUEST
41:33
So yeah, everyone was very, very excited.
TraceyGUEST
41:35
But it's a different scenario this time because he hasn't got the backing or we didn't think he had the backing.
TraceyGUEST
41:58
Didn't score enough.
TraceyGUEST
41:59
We just had a pretty terrible season.
TraceyGUEST
42:01
But like yourselves, I suppose, we both were there and then... neither of us ended up doing much so yeah optimistic in terms of Stendhal players high pressing football really attacking and yeah so far so good it's been good to watch which I think at the moment is all the fans wanted a bit of entertainment and a bit of motivation and passion from the players and that's what he's got
Tom MayneHOST
42:25
I was just going to talk to you about the transfer window.

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