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Paolo Di Canio

Paolo Di Canio

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Sep 25, 2026

Jermain DefoeGUEST
1:10
yeah
Kris BoydHOST
1:10
right here we go Alfredo Morelos, Peter Crouch, Dimitar Bebetov, Wayne Rooney, Robbie Keane, Paolo De Canio.
Kris BoydHOST
1:21
So number six is...
Kris BoydHOST
1:23
Some names on that list,
Paul John DykesHOST
49:00
Well, near me.
Paul John DykesHOST
49:01
It's sitting next, on the same shelf as a Paolo Di Canio book.
Paul John DykesHOST
49:04
I'm not sure who's more, um, popular in terms of Celtic history.
John Paul MasonPANELIST
49:08
Mm.
Stevo the MadmanHOST
19:28
Where is he? Oh, there he's there.
Stevo the MadmanHOST
19:30
Di Canio's there.
Stevo the MadmanHOST
19:31
Paolo Di Canio.
Darren AmbroseGUEST
19:32
On the left, scoring that scissor kick from the left.
Darren AmbroseGUEST
19:34
That was from West Ham.
Darren AmbroseGUEST
19:36
Yeah, but he got that in the bag, though.
Tim SherwoodHOST
19:38
I mean, what was he like there?
Darren AmbroseGUEST
19:42
Di Canio, top.
Tom RennieHOST
36:41
Subscribe to Sirius XM FC as well, where Tim's doing a lot of hard work.
Tom RennieHOST
36:47
Subscribe on Apple and Spotify to this podcast, and you can watch it in full on YouTube so you can see my signed picture of Paolo Di Canio while I talk at you about how much you should be allowed to drink in stands.
Tom RennieHOST
36:57
What more could you want? I'm Tom Rennie.
Tom RennieHOST
36:59
We'll see you next week.
Danny CareGUEST
5:02
That was the dream.
Danny CareGUEST
5:03
You know, Sheffield Wednesday were a Premier League team at the time, and you know, Benito Carbone and Paolo Di Canio, Kevin Pressman, these types of players were, were playing.
Danny CareGUEST
5:12
Uh, Danny Wilson, the manager, um, who we used to see every single day going into training.
Danny CareGUEST
5:18
We trained at the same place, so you get to see these, uh, professionals every day, and that was the dream.
Dave HendrickHOST
5:10
So he takes over and he makes a lot of signings.
Dave HendrickHOST
5:17
There's one very notable departure and that is Paolo Di Canio.
Dave HendrickHOST
5:22
Actually, excuse me, there's two.
Dave HendrickHOST
5:24
Paolo Di Canio and the player who arrived at Celtic known as Jorge Cadete and left as George Cadet.
Dave HendrickHOST
5:33
Paul McStay also retired.
Dave HendrickHOST
5:37
Andreas Thom left, Gordon Marshall.
Dave HendrickHOST
5:11
So he takes over and he makes a lot of signings.
Dave HendrickHOST
5:18
There's one very notable departure and that is Paolo Di Canio.
Dave HendrickHOST
5:23
Actually, excuse me, there's two.
Dave HendrickHOST
5:25
Paolo Di Canio and the player who arrived at Celtic known as Jorge Cadete and left as George Cadet.
Dave HendrickHOST
5:35
Paul McStay also retired.
Dave HendrickHOST
5:38
Andreas Thom left.
Dave HendrickHOST
5:51
Harold Bratback arrived mid-season.
Dave HendrickHOST
5:54
Mark Reaper came in from West Ham.
JohnnyHOST
70:16
He was toast.
JohnnyHOST
70:17
But he's dealt with characters, you know, like Paolo Di Canio, who needed cajoling.
JohnnyHOST
70:22
You know, he was a lunatic, but he was also a genius.
JohnnyHOST
70:25
He knew when to put his arm around him, when to give him a bollocking.
Chris WinnHOST
10:22
player.
Chris WinnHOST
10:24
Well, actually, it's a funny thing you mentioned there with the coaches who came and went, maybe, or ones that stuck around the whole time, because obviously, as you're coming through the years, we went through a fair share of their cycles of manager, you know, Roy Keane leaving, then, you know, Ricky Spears for a bit, Steve Bruce, Martin O'Neill, Paolo De Canio, Gus Poyett.
Chris WinnHOST
10:44
Dick Avocat, Sam Allardyce, then of course, David Moyes, all the while were kind of struggling in the Premier League for the most part.
Chris WinnHOST
10:54
I mean, for those young players, did all of that churn impact anything that was going on at the academy as you were coming through? So, you know, if a new manager came in and he had a different view on the youth set up or anything like that, is it noticeable for the young lads or was it pretty consistent?
NigelHOST
0:03
To Trevor Brooking and Billy Bonds.
NigelHOST
0:06
And Paolo Di Canio.
NigelHOST
0:09
West Ham United.
NigelHOST
0:12
We celebrate our victories.

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