
Understanding the person behind the player. Huge sporting guests like you’ve never heard them before. Pete will be sitting down with some of sport’s biggest names, going beyond the headlines to uncover the real stories, journeys, and personalities behind the player.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 11 | Founded | 8 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | SoccerSports | |||

In this episode of Here To Compete, we sit down with Andrew Cole to uncover the person behind the player.From being labelled arrogant early in his career to making a life-changing move across the country to join Newcastle United, Andrew reflects on t... more
Pete will be sitting down with some of sport’s biggest names, going beyond the headlines to uncover the real stories, journeys, and personalities behind the player.
This isn’t just about sport — it’s about the people behind the performance.
In the latest episode of Here To Compete, Pete Graves is joined by former Newcastle United midfielder Jonjo Shelvey to reflect on the 3-1 defeat to West Ham.
They discuss a lethargic Newcastle United performance at the London Stadium.
Jonjo also ... more
In the latest episode of Here To Compete, Pete Graves is joined by The Times journalist Martin Hardy to evaluate where Newcastle United are at eight games into the new Premier League season.
They review the 2-1 defeat away at Brighton and the poss... more
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Some interesting insights from ex players. Looking forward to the next few when we get deeper into each competition.
Great listen
Great podcast, best guests and a fun way to get ready for the next match. Delighted you decided to do this.
Great pod Pete!! Toon fans appreciate it after this summer thank god!!
Brilliant Podcast from a professional point of view as well as a NUFC fan ! 🖤🤍⚽️
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A sports-focused show centered on Newcastle United, featuring in-depth conversations with reporters, former players, and industry voices who provide behind-the-scenes context, tactical considerations, and club culture. Across recent episodes, listeners get analysis of match form, transfer news, youth development, and the atmosphere at St James' Park, with nostalgic anecdotes from past stars and candid perspectives on management decisions. The format often blends expert commentary with personal stories, offering a nuanced view of players, managers, and supporters. This could be particularly appealing to die-hard NUFC fans, sports journalists, and listeners who enjoy storytelling that goes beyond headlines and into club identity and culture.
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Recent guests on Here To Compete include:
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2. Steve Watson
3. Lee Ryder
4. Keith Gillespie
5. Tino Asprilla
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