• Troy Hawke | Milo McCabe | The Football Historian Podcast | #4

  • May 21 2024
  • Length: 1 hr and 18 mins
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Troy Hawke | Milo McCabe | The Football Historian Podcast | #4

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  • Welcome to The Football Historian Podcast, hosted by Peter Kenny Jones.

    Episode Four features Milo McCabe, the man behind Troy Hawke.

    In this episode we look into Milo's comedy roots, his relationship with Jan Molby and interactions with Jack Grealish, Erling Haaland and Kalvin Phillips

    We also discuss Milo's football history and tackle the biggest debates in football history.

    Thanks so much for the feedback for the first three episodes, hope the next installment of your soon to be favourite football podcast continues to impress!

    CHAPTERING 00:00 Part One - Milo's comedy and the birth of Troy Hawke 24:12 Part Two - Why Jan Molby? 44:03 Part Three - Manchester City, Grealish and the treble parade 01:00:29 Part Four - Football History 01:07:58 - The Debate

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