Giancarlo Rinaldi's guest appearances

Giancarlo Rinaldi

Club Podcasts

Nutmeg Magazine

The Gentleman Ultra

Far From Vesuvius - THE SSC Napoli Podcast

Scottish Writers' Podcast

Viola Nation: for Fiorentina fans

Lega Football 

Matt Wall

Chris Kelly

Michael Owen

Peter Blake

Rab Wilson

Hamish Macdonald

Tom Pow

Hugh McMillan

Al Smith

Chloe Beresford

Sam Cole

Christopher Atkins

Amy Lawrence

Daniel Bowen

Jozy Altidore

OwlTail

Dusting down the My Favourite Year feature like a pair of old trousers that just about still fit, Daniel Gray is joined by BBC journalist Giancarlo Rinaldi who nominates Queen of the South’s 2012/13 season. The pair discuss Scots-Italian life, Giancarlo’s 1990s Italian football fanzine, football and family and the beauty of Palmerston Park before meandering their way through Queens’ sublime championship-winning year. A joyous portion of chitchat. Please give our beautiful print magazine a try. See https://www.nutmegmagazine.co.uk/shopSupport the show

Dusting down the My Favourite Year feature like a pair of old trousers that just about still fit, Daniel Gray is joined by BBC journalist Giancarlo Rinaldi who nominates Queen of the South’s 2012/13 season. The pair discuss Scots-Italian life, Giancarlo’s 1990s Italian football fanzine, football and family and the beauty of Palmerston Park before meandering their way through Queens’ sublime championship-winning year. A joyous portion of chitchat. Please give our beautiful print magazine a try. See <a href="https://www.nutmegmagazine.co.uk/shop" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.nutmegmagazine.co.uk/shop</a><a href="http://www.patreon.com/nutmegfc" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">Support the show</a>

E76 - My Favourite Year: Giancarlo Rinaldi, Queen of the South 2012/13

Giancarlo Rinaldi joins Lega Football to talk about Fiorentina's rollercoaster season that ended successfully with qualification for the 2022/23 UEFA Conference League.We talk about Vincenzo Italiano's performance, La Viola's goalkeeper tussle, Lucas Torreira, the departure of Dusan Vlahovic and the overall emotional turbulence of being a Fiorentina supporter. Giancarlo is on Twitter @Ginkers and @RigorePod and also writes on @Footballitalia :  https://football-italia.net/italiano-brings-joy-to-fiorentina/Lega Football aims to be a fresh, vibrant approach to the beautiful Italian game from knowledgeable voices in Calcio.Twitter: @LegaFootballSubstack: https://davidferrini.substack.com/Subscribe to Lega Football on YouTubewww.legafootball.com

Giancarlo Rinaldi joins Lega Football to talk about Fiorentina's rollercoaster season that ended successfully with qualification for the 2022/23 UEFA Conference League. We talk about Vincenzo Italiano's performance, La Viola's goalkeeper tussle, Lucas Torreira, the departure of Dusan Vlahovic and the overall emotional turbulence of being a Fiorentina supporter.  Giancarlo is on Twitter @Ginkers and @RigorePod  and also writes on @Footballitalia :   <a href="https://football-italia.net/italiano-brings-joy-to-fiorentina/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://football-italia.net/italiano-brings-joy-to-fiorentina/</a> Lega Football aims to be a fresh, vibrant approach to the beautiful Italian game from knowledgeable voices in Calcio. Twitter: @LegaFootball Substack: <a href="https://davidferrini.substack.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://davidferrini.substack.com/</a> Subscribe to Lega Football on YouTube <a href="http://www.legafootball.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.legafootball.com</a>

Episode 6: Fiorentina with Giancarlo Rinaldi of Football Italia

In this episode, Marco "Kubani" D'Onofrio is in the house to discuss Napoli's loss to Spartak and what we can learn from it.  Plus, Raffa has a new Frenemy in Giancarlo Rinaldi of Football Italia, ahead of Napoli traveling to Firenze to play Fiorentina!   The voices you hear on this episode can be found on Twitter: Marco @Kubani_ Raffa @RaffaNapoli83 Giancarlo @ginkers Be sure to follow us on our platforms: Twitter: @FarFromVesuvius Facebook: Far From Vesuvius Podcast  Instagram: @farfromvesuviuspodcast Visit our website for upcoming articles at farfromvesuvius.wordpress.com Like, subscribe, rate, follow us on any of these podcast platforms; Apple, Google, Spotify, and Podbean! Enjoy and #ForzaNapoliSempre

In this episode, Marco "Kubani" D'Onofrio is in the house to discuss Napoli's loss to Spartak and what we can learn from it.  Plus, Raffa has a new Frenemy in Giancarlo Rinaldi of Football Italia, ahead of Napoli traveling to Firenze to play Fiorentina! The voices you hear on this episode can be found on Twitter: Marco @Kubani_ Raffa @RaffaNapoli83 Giancarlo @ginkers Be sure to follow us on our platforms: Twitter: @FarFromVesuvius Facebook: Far From Vesuvius Podcast  Instagram: @farfromvesuviuspodcast Visit our website for upcoming articles at <a href="http://farfromvesuvius.wordpress.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">farfromvesuvius.wordpress.com</a> Like, subscribe, rate, follow us on any of these podcast platforms; Apple, Google, Spotify, and Podbean! Enjoy and #ForzaNapoliSempre

Season 21/22 - Far From Vesuvius - Episode 9 - Kubani‘s Korner w/ Marco D‘Onofrio - Frenemies: Fiorentina w/ Giancarlo Rinaldi Of Football Italia

Hello, faithful listener(s?). We're back to bring you another episode of your favorite clueless narrators discussing all things Fiorentina. This time around, we're talking about new managers--particularly Maurizio Sarri, but also a number of other options--and new sporting directors. We also discuss the team's relegation prospects, some notable Viola birthdays, Mike and Tito's Wine Variety Hour, and who should be part of the core group going forward before seguing into a chat with the legendary Giancarlo Rinaldi (he's written books!), who is the world's preeminent English-language Fiorentina authority, to get his thoughts on the miserable situation in which the Viola find themselves. Along the way, we also learn about Mike’s Gen X cold open, Tito’s inability to pronounce German wines, and the inspiration for Giancarlo’s haircut. We had a blast recording it, so we hope you enjoy listening. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Hello, faithful listener(s?). We're back to bring you another episode of your favorite clueless narrators discussing all things Fiorentina. This time around, we're talking about new managers--particularly Maurizio Sarri, but also a number of other options--and new sporting directors. We also discuss the team's relegation prospects, some notable Viola birthdays, Mike and Tito's Wine Variety Hour, and who should be part of the core group going forward before seguing into a chat with the legendary <a href="https://twitter.com/ginkers" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Giancarlo Rinaldi</a> (<a href="https://www.amazon.com/s?k=giancarlo+rinaldi&amp;ref=nb_sb_noss" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">he's written books!</a>), who is the world's preeminent English-language Fiorentina authority, to get his thoughts on the miserable situation in which the Viola find themselves. Along the way, we also learn about Mike’s Gen X cold open, Tito’s inability to pronounce German wines, and the inspiration for Giancarlo’s haircut. We had a blast recording it, so we hope you enjoy listening. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit <a href="https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">podcastchoices.com/adchoices</a>

Episode 18: Relegation, promotion, succession planning, and His Eminence Giancarlo Rinaldi

In this edition of Kicking it with Raphael, I welcomed on Giancarlo Rinaldi, a Fiorentina-writer, Football Italia contributor and author of  20 Great Italian Game. We discussed  the Italians Under-21 team appearance in the finals. Gincarlo also explained how the Italians could stop Spain in the confederation cup semi-finals.We also analyzed  the futures of Balotelli and El-Shaarawy. Finally we debated whether Andrea Pirlo will be as much of a legend as Del-Piero was. Follow me on twitter @raphaelg23 for all the latest scoops and news in the football world and general sports world.

Giancarlo Rinaldi joins Raphael for an Italian Footy Kick Around - KIWR vol. 21

Runner-Up in Dumfries &amp; Galloway Arts Association Flash Fiction Competition 2006. Read by Bruce MacKenzie.listen to storyPoker Chips The big game. Five-card draw, six players and seven days' takings on the table. An old school affair that started on a Monday night and finished on a Wednesday morning."Right guys, last hand."That was old Pietro speaking and when he said it was time to finish it was time to finish. Otherwise his wife would chase them all out with a pasta ladle.The cards slid smoothly across the table before being examined intently by a dozen arched eyebrows."Open for four hundred."It was typical Carlo on the final hand of the night - trying the kind of bluff that was as transparent as greaseproof paper."Raise it to eight."This time it was big Giuliano who spoke. Everybody paid a bit more attention. Three silver-haired veterans dropped out - only Carlo and Sergio stayed with him. Another big bet left just Giuliano and Sergio at the showdown."Three aces," said Giuliano."Three kings," responded Sergio with a smile."Jesus Sergio," said Pietro. "You must have lost £5,000 tonight and you're still smiling!""Five thousand?" said Sergio. "That's amazing. Fantastic, in fact. The shop must have been a lot busier than I thought..."© Giancarlo Rinaldi 2006

Runner-Up in Dumfries &amp; Galloway Arts Association Flash Fiction Competition 2006. Read by Bruce MacKenzie. <a href="http://www.dgcommunity.net/dgcommunity/downloadfile.aspx?fileid=5" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">listen to story</a> Poker Chips The big game. Five-card draw, six players and seven days' takings on the table. An old school affair that started on a Monday night and finished on a Wednesday morning. "Right guys, last hand. "That was old Pietro speaking and when he said it was time to finish it was time to finish. Otherwise his wife would chase them all out with a pasta ladle. The cards slid smoothly across the table before being examined intently by a dozen arched eyebrows. "Open for four hundred. "It was typical Carlo on the final hand of the night - trying the kind of bluff that was as transparent as greaseproof paper. "Raise it to eight. "This time it was big Giuliano who spoke. Everybody paid a bit more attention. Three silver-haired veterans dropped out - only Carlo and Sergio stayed with him. Another big bet left just Giuliano and Sergio at the showdown. "Three aces," said Giuliano. "Three kings," responded Sergio with a smile. "Jesus Sergio," said Pietro. "You must have lost £5,000 tonight and you're still smiling!" "Five thousand?" said Sergio. "That's amazing. Fantastic, in fact. The shop must have been a lot busier than I thought..." © Giancarlo Rinaldi 2006

Giancarlo Rinaldi - Poker Chips

Winner in Dumfries &amp; Galloway Arts Association Monologue Competition 2005. Read by Matthew Zajac/Annie Grace and produced by Hamish MacDonald for DGAA.listenfor a hi-fi version of this recording, click here.

Winner in Dumfries &amp; Galloway Arts Association Monologue Competition 2005. Read by Matthew Zajac/Annie Grace and produced by Hamish MacDonald for DGAA. <a href="http://www.dgcommunity.net/Downloads/mp3/DGAA/DGAA_mp3_lofi/Brothers%20of%20the%20Backshop%20-%20Giancarlo%20Rinaldi%20lo.mp3" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">listen</a> for a hi-fi version of this recording, click <a href="http://www.dgcommunity.net/Downloads/mp3/DGAA/DGAA_mp3_hifi/Brothers%20of%20the%20Backshop%20-%20Giancarlo%20Rinaldi%20hi.mp3" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">here</a>.