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Sep 16, 2026

RossHOST
45:59
He's a right-footed centre-half played in the left of defence, and you wouldn't realise he's that good.
RossHOST
46:04
And I think Rangers only signed him as well because he was the backup option to Diawara, who's a left-footed 19-year-old centre-half at Troyes.
RossHOST
46:12
And he ended up walking to go to AC Milan to play in their B team.
RossHOST
46:15
So they ended up going for McCannion, I think, just as well, because I don't think that boy would have come in and had the impact he has.
speaker_4HOST
17:22
Over in France, PSG, uh, picked up a one-nil victory away at Stade against Brest, while Monaco were held to a one-all draw by Strasbourg.
speaker_4HOST
17:31
Elsewhere, Reims secured a one-- tight one-nil victory over Marseille, while Lille comf-comfortably saw off Troyes two-nil.
speaker_4HOST
17:39
In the German Bundesliga, heavyweights continued their approach, uh, to push for early momentum across, uh, matchday three fixtures.
speaker_4HOST
17:45
Bayern Munich gr-Bayern Munich ground out a hard-fought two-one away win against, uh, new boys Hoffenheim, while RB Leipzig dominated Hamburger with a five-nil thrashing.

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Henry V: Warrior King, Propaganda Master, and Brief Emperor of France

Sep 14 · 2 Mentions

speaker_1UNKNOWN
3:27
His next phase of conquest in Normandy, completed in fourteen seventeen and fourteen eighteen, shows his diplomatic acumen.
speaker_1UNKNOWN
3:35
He negotiated with Burgundian allies to secure their support through treaties that also recognized his future as heir, a prelude to the Treaty of Troyes.
speaker_1UNKNOWN
3:46
The Treaty of Troyes itself is an object of historiographical debate.
speaker_1UNKNOWN
3:50
While French negotiators claimed it was forced, English sources portray it as the inevitable culmination of Henry's victories and diplomatic skill, presenting him as both warrior and statesman.
speaker_1UNKNOWN
4:03
Under the treaty's terms, he became regent and heir to the French throne, effectively putting him in charge of a territory that had been contested for over a century.
Dennis LundgrenHOST
9:54
And, uh, yeah, Le Classique.
Dennis LundgrenHOST
9:57
Uh, but, uh, then they face Troyes, but that's in mid-October.
Dennis LundgrenHOST
10:05
Uh, so I am, I'm a bit, uh, I, I don't think we're gonna see any points from Marseille until that game or possibly even going up against Angers, so, uh, later in October then.
Charlie PerssonHOST
10:22
Yeah, but-
Charlie PerssonHOST
10:35
Three points-
Dennis LundgrenHOST
10:35
Yeah
Charlie PerssonHOST
10:35
...as you said, they, they are playing in, it's gonna be almost a three-week wait between Marseille-PSG and then Troyes-Marseille, when it kind of picks up again, Ligue 1.
Charlie PerssonHOST
10:45
Um, and I'm just thinking that this PSG game, what do you think? Is it coming at a good time or a terrible time?
Boris StarlingHOST
61:21
okay three clubs PSG PSG Real or Barca
Jason SolomonsGUEST
61:23
just for the Paris of it yeah exactly I mean I don't really fancy in a way a trip to Troyes
Boris StarlingHOST
61:28
yeah but those guys don't play they don't play no
Jason SolomonsGUEST
61:30
that would be great
JoshHOST
43:16
Jeremy Monger, Leicester, €11 million.
JoshHOST
43:19
Matthias to Turbot, Troyes, €25 million.
JoshHOST
43:24
Pearce, Charles, Sheffield Wednesday, €3.5 million.
JoshHOST
43:28
Elliot Anderson, €135 million.
Kimi KatoHOST
23:30
Their mission, straight from the fledgling winery that sent them: learn how the French actually make wine, then bring that knowledge back home.
Kimi KatoHOST
23:40
They spent about a year and a half training under a wine maker in Troyes in the Champagne region before sailing back in 1879.
Kimi KatoHOST
23:50
And then the real problems started.
Kimi KatoHOST
23:53
The European grape varieties they trained on simply wouldn't take root in Japanese soil.
Harrison PerkinsHOST
5:32
Yeah.
Harrison PerkinsHOST
5:33
I live in, or near, De Troyes.
Harrison PerkinsHOST
5:35
De Troyes,
Scott McDermottHOST
5:35
which means of the
Harrison PerkinsHOST
5:36
three.
Harrison PerkinsHOST
5:40
Because it's the river.
Harrison PerkinsHOST
5:42
My mom used to speak French
Scott McDermottHOST
5:44
when I was little, and Troyes means three.
Steve WyssHOST
31:24
We're going to stick with the French connections now, because we're going to move into Sunday's show show Sunday's fixtures for that matter.
Steve WyssHOST
31:36
Lille versus Troyes.
Steve WyssHOST
31:38
This is a 9 a.m. Eastern time match, so happens well before we're live on air tomorrow.
Steve WyssHOST
31:45
And Lille are the favourites, comfortable favourites, minus 245, tie-up plus 360, and Troyes plus 600.
Steve WyssHOST
31:53
I nearly had exactly the same pick that you're going to give out here, James, because it's one of those where don't overcomplicate it.
Steve WyssHOST
32:00
Surely the golfing class is going to be too much for Troyes to handle.
James EastonGUEST
32:05
Yeah, I think so.
James EastonGUEST
32:07
Yeah, Troyes were really, really poor last weekend.
Phil BensonNARRATOR
21:15
The melodies of Provence wakened the spirit of Dante.
Phil BensonNARRATOR
21:18
The busy versifiers of Troyes prepared the way for a Wolfram, a Benoit for a Boccaccio, a Jean de Meung for a Chaucer.
Phil BensonNARRATOR
21:28
With all their fascinating and unfailing grace, the early French romancers rarely caught the finer breath of romance.
Phil BensonNARRATOR
21:37
On the other hand, their realism was the realism of the esprit Gaulois, gay, malicious, intelligent, full of verve and wit, but fastening with zest on weakness and folly, indifferent to beauty, incredulous of virtue, fundamentally hostile to romance.

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