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Luís Campos

Luís Campos

Portuguese association football managerWikipedia

Search complete. 9 mentions across 6 episodes found for "Luís Campos".

Sep 15, 2026

Tom WilliamsPANELIST
69:42
I mean, there, there have been a lot of tributes and a lot of homages to him, but this was the real kind of set piece moment.
Tom WilliamsPANELIST
69:48
Um, and before the game, uh, Marquinhos and Luis Enrique and Luis Campos, uh, laid, uh, wreaths at the side of the pitch.
Tom WilliamsPANELIST
69:57
Um, uh, Eric Roy's daughter addressed the crowd, really moving speech before the game, and talked about, uh, you know, the, the miracle that had happened to Eric Roy when he became head coach at Brest.
Tom WilliamsPANELIST
70:13
A guy who's not had a coaching role for 11 years-
David OrnsteinGUEST
30:59
There are big figures in the market.
David OrnsteinGUEST
31:01
I saw one report today [laughs] mentioning Luis Campos.
David OrnsteinGUEST
31:03
Who else is around these days a- available? Edu [laughs] having left Nottingham Forest.
David OrnsteinGUEST
31:08
Dougie Freedman left Crystal Palace a while ago and, and went to Saudi Arabia.
Chris ParrottHOST
26:45
And our reporter Alex Clementson will be there to watch the back-to-back champions kick things off.
Alex ClementsonCORRESPONDENT
26:51
It's been a summer of change somewhat in the French capital with Luis Enrique and sporting advisor Luis Campos remodelling their attack.
Alex ClementsonCORRESPONDENT
26:58
With that comes a period of adaptation for those new players such as Ferran Torres, Mika Götz, Manez Akyush and Luka Dina as they look to acclimatise to their new surroundings but also the way in which Luis Enrique likes his side to play.
Alex ClementsonCORRESPONDENT
27:10
It's been a rather underwhelming start to the season for Paris but Luis Enrique knows that the Champions League can't be won on the first matchday and they'll be hoping to peak at just the right time as they have in the previous two campaigns.
Dave DavisHOST
6:50
And before that, First Team Performance Analyst at Man City.
Dave DavisHOST
6:53
Outside Liverpool, Luis Campos at PSG will be the strongest appointment, but is unlikely to view his future away from the Champions League winners.
Dave DavisHOST
7:06
Right now, I would think there's minimal chance for, if none, existing for Luis Campos.
Dave DavisHOST
7:12
I mean, you just think Luis Enrique and about five or six first-team players were paraded before the Monaco game, weren't they? Because they've signed new contracts that way.
Dave DavisHOST
7:23
Yeah? So it doesn't see now.

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Dave DavisHOST
16:22
Again, how will time view him on that? We are a little bit uncertain, aren't we? It's interesting, though.
Dave DavisHOST
16:32
Like I say, who could be in the mix? We mentioned Pedro Marquez that Adam Patel wrote about.
Dave DavisHOST
16:39
We talked about Luis Campos.
Kevin HatchardHOST
4:36
I think if anybody deserved a bump in their salary, it probably was Luis Enrique because he's completely transformed the way people perceive that club.
Kevin HatchardHOST
4:44
Obviously, Luis Campos has done a fair bit as well in terms of the recruitment, but it's been a phenomenal job from Luis Enrique.
Kevin HatchardHOST
4:51
Lance have a new coach this season, as we know, Dino Topmuller, who I covered a lot in Germany with Eintracht Frankfurt.
Kevin HatchardHOST
4:58
He made a really good start with Eintracht Frankfurt, but lost his way towards the end and lost his job partway through last season.
David OrnsteinGUEST
46:03
which means to say that there has been huge churn in the dugout.
David OrnsteinGUEST
46:07
There's been huge churn of who's making the signings, the sporting directors, executives, Daniel Levy out then, sorry, in and Daniel Levy out.
David OrnsteinGUEST
46:15
And really, it's the hierarchy that needs to set the direction here, the ownership, the Lewis family trust who say the club is not for sale and are fully invested.
David OrnsteinGUEST
46:26
And Spurs fans want to see, you know, them deliver and so far two relegation battles and a bad start to this season despite the best part of 400 million pounds spending and finally paying salaries that is allowing them to compete with the other clubs at that top bracket I really think it's more a question now of the ownership taking this club forward or not and less a question about whether coaches and sporting directors are capable because They say a fish rots from the head.
David OrnsteinGUEST
46:59
We've talked about that with the Manchester Uniteds and Arsenal over the years, Liverpool and so on.
David OrnsteinGUEST
47:04
And the same is true of those running Tottenham.

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