Life Goals with Theo Delaney

Part two with the Daily Mail and Mail On Sunday’s Chief `football Writer and author of ’92 A Life In Football Grounds’ Ollie Holt who takes Theo Delaney through the remaining goals of his life with The Champions League, The World Cup and La Liga the settings.

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Theo Delaney is joined by Oliver Holt, the Chief Sports Writer on the Daily Mail and the Mail On Sunday whose new book, ’92 A Life In Football Grounds’, tracks his decades long odyssey through the homes of all of England's professional clubs as a journalist and a fan. In this, part one of two, he recalls growing up in Manchester as the son of Coronation Street star Eileen Derbyshire (aka Emily Bishop) and his habit of attending games at Old Trafford and Maine Road as well as Edgeley Park Stockport. One of the most revered football writers around, he brings a connoisseur’s list of goals with a mix of classics and personal choices. 

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Theo Delaney is joined by Emeritus Professor of Physics Jim Al-Khalili CBE who is presenter of Radio 4’s ‘The Life Scientific’ and author of the engrossing new book ‘On Time - The Physics That Make The Universe Tick’. On his YouTube channel UnBaffled he gives remarkably clear explanations of topics across science, maths and technology. He’s also a passionate fan of Leeds United. 

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Part two Nathan O’Hagan, novelist and author of the brand new ‘Succession: Colin Harvey And His Time As Everton Manager’. We resume with a highly charged Merseyside derby in 2001…

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Author Nathan O’Hagan joins Theo Delaney to relive the goals of his life. The writer of acclaimed cult novels like ‘The World Is (Not) A Cold Dead Place’, his latest book is non fiction: ‘Succession: Colin Harvey And His Time As Everton Manager’. A huge fan of the Toffees, his chosen scorers in this, the first of two parts, include previous Life Goals guest Pat Nevin and the original Ronaldo. 

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Part two with the Beatles' hairdresser Leslie Cavendish whose excellent book 'The Cutting Edge' recounts stories form his time with the Fab Four and their illustrious milieu. Golascorers include Ibrahimovic, Zamora and Beckham. We resume at Euro 96...

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Leslie Cavendish - the Beatles' hairdersser - joins Theo Delaney to relive the goals of his life and recount tales from his time on the inside with the Fab Four. As well as his remarkable stock mof anecdotes, The diehard QPR fan brings classic goals from the sixties onwards and music avery bit as good as you might expect. 

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Theo Delaney's guest is Gideon Rachman the chief foreign affairs commentator for the Financial Times and host of the excellent Rachman Review podcast. A regular at a rnge of London grounds down the years, Gideon has now settled at Fulham where he has a season ticket and he is a lifelong England fan. 

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Part two with Daisy Christodoulou who wrote the essential 'I Can't Stop Thinking About VAR'. We resume at Wembley in 2014...

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Joining Theo Delaney is Daisy Christodoulou MBE who first came to prominence when she captained Warwick University to victory in University Challenge prompting the Guardian to dub her Britain's Brightest Student. Since then she has put her considerable intellect to good use mostly in the field of education, but among the weighty books she has authored is ‘I Can’t Stop Thinking About Var’ a rigorous analysis of the refereeing technology and all its problems. Daisy is a huge West Ham fan. 

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