Mina Rzouki
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223 appearances
2 recordings
1 series
first heard May 2026
last heard 3 Sep
Mina Rzouki’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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get political on a sports podcast, but I think that if you see the world's political climate and what is being allowed to be spoken about and what is now tweeted by famous politicians, I think there is a trickle-down effect as to what now society thinks it can get away with saying.
So it doesn't really need to be.
I mean, more and more we're seeing the first thing everyone talked about after that speech was how much it reminded them of certain presidents or a certain generation now that often talks about politics
let's say, taboo subjects and is very much like, I'm brilliant.
Look at what I've built.
Yay, me.
And unfortunately, this is one of the crises that we have in Italian football, where it's a lot of old men making decisions when they shouldn't be.
And it's men now obsessed with having a legacy and perhaps at times saying inappropriate things.
But it's a little bit like of what Guillaume said, you know, what happened to Jose Mourinho after he made those comments?
I mean, it's like he's failing upwards at this point.
At this moment in time, it doesn't really matter what you say.
You're looking at the climate around the world and how people are just speaking freely and nothing is really classified as hate speech anymore.
It's interesting as to why he felt the need to say all of this.
It's like the insecurity is now very obvious.
He hasn't spoken since 2015.
I thought the whole point of Real Madrid was that they even booed Di Stefano.
Isn't that one of their points of pride?
Like even the greatest has been booed.
So if Cristiano Ronaldo gets booed, you know, don't worry about it.
If Kylian Mbappe gets booed, don't worry about it.
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