Kiwi rowing legend Mahe Drysdale reveals the inspiration behind his stellar career and his drive towards a third successive Olympic singles sculls gold.

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Kiwi rowing legend Mahe Drysdale reveals the inspiration behind his stellar career and his drive towards a third successive Olympic singles sculls gold.See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

Newshub’s Stories from the Locker Room is a podcast interviewing sporting greats about their career highlights, lowlights, controversies and legacy.

Get behind the curtain access to all the mud, sweat and tears of some of New Zealand's and the world's sporting legends.

Stories from the Locker Room is your chance to learn more about your favorite athletes than just what you see on the TV screen.

Interviewing sporting greats about their career highlights, lowlights, controversies and legacy.

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Mahe Drysdale

Former NZ Warriors player Sione Faumuina as you've never heard him.

The talented, but often controversial rugby league star reveals the truth behind his sacking at the NRL club in 2006.

Faumuina offers a candid assessment of his early playing days and explains why his time at the Warriors was at times - difficult.

The former Kiwis international gives his assessment on the future of the Warriors and reveals why the correct pronunciation of Pacifica and Maori names is so important to him.

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Former NZ Warriors player Sione Faumuina as you've never heard him.
The talented, but often controversial rugby league star reveals the truth behind his sacking at the NRL club in 2006.
Faumuina offers a candid assessment of his early playing days and explains why his time at the Warriors was at times - difficult.
The former Kiwis international gives his assessment on the future of the Warriors and reveals why the correct pronunciation of Pacifica and Maori names is so important to him.See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

Sione Faumuina

The Godfather" of New Zealand football played his part in one of the greatest moments on this country's sporting history, when the All Whites qualified for the World Cup in 2009.


New Zealand's 1-0 against Bahrain enough to send Ivan Vicelich and his side to a first World Cup in 27 years.


But it wasn't all smooth sailing on the journey there. Sacked coaches, retirements, leading players injured and several crushing defeats preceded that night in Wellington. 


Vicelich takes us behind the scenes into the mentality of that side, what motivated them and ultimately what led to an undefeated World Cup campaign in South Africa.


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The Godfather" of New Zealand football played his part in one of the greatest moments on this country's sporting history, when the All Whites qualified for the World Cup in 2009.
 New Zealand's 1-0 against Bahrain enough to send Ivan Vicelich and his side to a first World Cup in 27 years.
 But it wasn't all smooth sailing on the journey there. Sacked coaches, retirements, leading players injured and several crushing defeats preceded that night in Wellington.&nbsp;
 Vicelich takes us behind the scenes into the mentality of that side, what motivated them and ultimately what led to an undefeated World Cup campaign in South Africa.
 Be sure to subscribe to catch the next episode of Newshub's Stories from the locker room. For more, visit www.newshub.co.nz/podcastsSee <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

Ivan Vicelich

15 years before Steven Adams was drafted by the Oklahoma City Thunder, a tall, skinny kid from the North Shore of Auckland paved that path.

Sean Marks was the 44th pick of the 1998 NBA Draft - the first New Zealander drafted by an NBA franchise.

Marks played 13 years in the league for several clubs, winning a championship with the San Antonio Spurs in 2005.

These days the Kiwi is making waves as an executive with the Brooklyn Nets, wheeling and dealing behind the scenes to turn that franchise around.

Marks gives us a peek into how he made it to the NBA, why basketball was for him and how his career on the court, moulded his life off the court.

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15 years before Steven Adams was drafted by the Oklahoma City Thunder, a tall, skinny kid from the North Shore of Auckland paved that path.
Sean Marks was the 44th pick of the 1998 NBA Draft - the first New Zealander drafted by an NBA franchise.
Marks played 13 years in the league for several clubs, winning a championship with the San Antonio Spurs in 2005.
These days the Kiwi is making waves as an executive with the Brooklyn Nets, wheeling and dealing behind the scenes to turn that franchise around.
Marks gives us a peek into how he made it to the NBA, why basketball was for him and how his career on the court, moulded his life off the court.
Be sure to subscribe to catch the next episode of Newshub's Stories from the locker room.
For more, visit www.newshub.co.nz/podcastsSee <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

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