Podcast appearances and mentions of charlie hurley

Remembering Sunderland legend Charlie Hurley after The King's sad passing

Myles Thornton hosted the NOLUT Team of Jeff Burnige, Ted Robinson, and Eamonn Barclay.   Jeff Burnige remembered the late great former Lion, Charlie Hurley.   Myles Thornton praised former Lion Tony Craig for receiving the Macron Award.   The team reviewed the welcomed win away to Sunderland on Saturday.Guest former Lion Loanee Sam Parkin joined the team and they spoke about:How he came to Millwall from Chelsea on loan; Returning to the Den with Oldham as we won the title with OldhamThoughts on loan signing arrangements;Moving permanently to Swindon and onto Ipswich and coming back to haunt us;Millwall this season, achievements, and the future;The style of play that is generally employed in football and what else is in the mix; andMillwall v Plymouth Argyle PredictionPaul Loding reported on Millwall Romans and Pride.Jeff Burnige reported on Millwall Lionesses v Enfield Ladies.The panel and Myles considered the next fixture against Plymouth and made predictions.    Former Lion Phil Coleman brought more tales from the Boot Room.  Eamonn promoted the next Millwall History and Heritage tour on the Isle of Dogs  Jeff previewed next week's show and the Lionesses next fixture on Sunday at the Den.  Ted gave a heads-up on the end-of-season awards event and prompted quick action to get a seat.  Music and Audio credits:https://www.FesliyanStudios.com Background Musichttps://www.maritimeradio.co.uk/ Background Music and Reports

Myles Thornton hosted the NOLUT Team of Jeff Burnige, Ted Robinson, and Eamonn Barclay.   Jeff Burnige remembered the late great former Lion, Charlie Hurley.   Myles Thornton praised former Lion Tony Craig for receiving the Macron Award.   The team reviewed the welcomed win away to Sunderland on Saturday.Guest former Lion Loanee Sam Parkin joined the team and they spoke about:How he came to Millwall from Chelsea on loan; Returning to the Den with Oldham as we won the title with OldhamThoughts on loan signing arrangements;Moving permanently to Swindon and onto Ipswich and coming back to haunt us;Millwall this season, achievements, and the future;The style of play that is generally employed in football and what else is in the mix; andMillwall v Plymouth Argyle PredictionPaul Loding reported on Millwall Romans and Pride.Jeff Burnige reported on Millwall Lionesses v Enfield Ladies.The panel and Myles considered the next fixture against Plymouth and made predictions.    Former Lion Phil Coleman brought more tales from the Boot Room.  Eamonn promoted the next Millwall History and Heritage tour on the Isle of Dogs  Jeff previewed next week's show and the Lionesses next fixture on Sunday at the Den.  Ted gave a heads-up on the end-of-season awards event and prompted quick action to get a seat.  Music and Audio credits:https://www.FesliyanStudios.com Background Musichttps://www.maritimeradio.co.uk/ Background Music and Reports

This episode covers the biggest engagement of the War of Independence, the Crossbarry ambush. This is the story of 104 IRA volunteers taking on around 1,200 British Forces This episodes includes tributes to Charlie Hurley and the Unknown Solider, as well as the reason the British knew the Volunteers were in the area. This is an important piece of Irish history that deserves to be told and remembered. Please consider leaving a rating or a review on whatever platform you listen to this podcast on

This episode of Rebel Tales covers the Toureen ambush and the life of Charlie Hurley, a heroic figure in the War of Independence in Cork. - Explore the Toureen ambush, a small but significant engagement on the Road to West Cork through accounts from Tom Barry's Guerilla Days in Ireland, Liam Deasy's Towards Ireland Free and other sources - Learn about Charlie Hurley, one of the Greatest patriot soldiers of Ireland, his impact on the War of Independence in Cork - Discover the sacrifices and bravery of the local people who supported the Volunteers Please consider leaving a rating on whatever platform you listen to this podcast on. Instagram @rebeltalespodcast for more resources and updates

Matt Keeling and Richard Easterbrook look back at Tuesday's 1-1 draw with Huddersfield Town and preview Sunderland's trip to West Bromwich Albion. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

You may have seen Martin around of late chatting to people about his brilliant new book - On Days Like These - so our Chris Wynn managed to wrangle an interview with a man who has had his heart both broken and buoyed in pretty equal measure by Sunderland AFC; talking about his love of the club, his time as a player under Cloughie, his many achievements in the game - and his failures as he sees them - as well as a fair few thoughts on his time in charge of his boyhood club! What's the crack?Where do we begin? A ridiculous number of trophies and cups across decades in the game as a player and a manager - how did Martin come to support the Lads, and how much did Charlie Hurley have to do with it all? What are his earliest and fondest memories of following the Lads, and when Sunderland were knocked out of the Cup in '64, who was in more pain? A young Martin O'Neill or a gutted Sunlun captain?His first memories of visiting Roker Park as a player for Nottingham Forest; Martin's relationship with the legendary Brian Clough; did they ever talk about their shared fondness for Sunderland? What was he like to play for when things weren't going so well? When writing his book, Martin tried to approach each era by examining how he thought at the time - so naturally has it resulted in changing his thoughts on any particular part of his life and career? Breaking into management; Martin talks about his belief that trying to prove yourself at a side lower down the pyramid - say in the National League for example - isn't always the best idea; His successes at Leicester, facing Peter Reid's Sunderland in the cup and getting closer to the job he'd always wanted; It's your time; The call for help from Niall Quinn, the discussions with the club and making the decision to sign - was that the right decision looking back? Did he make it with his head or his heart? His struggles with the Sunderland ownership over players, trying to earn enough brownie points to be able to sign lads who hadn't already retired and looking at the way the club was running behind the scenes and on the pitch; The moments of magic he experienced; though by his own admission things didn't work out the way he imagined they would, how did it feel to finally walk out as Sunderland manager, and what are his favourite memories of his time at the club? The next chapter; what does the future hold for Martin O'Neill now? All this and so much more! An absolute privilege and an absolute gent, enjoy! While you're here, we are again calling on #SAFC fans and our friends to help raise money for Sunderland Community Soup Kitchen, who are in need of our help so they can help the most vulnerable people on Wearside. If you can donate to or even share the appeal, it would mean a great deal to many people. For more information visit the fundraiser page here and thank you!#SAFC #EFLChampionship #MON #MartinONeill #Interview #SoupKitchen22 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Includes a shortened excerpt from the Football History Podcast show on Lions and Sunderland legend Charlie Hurley, with author Mark Metcalf ...Arrivederci MillwallNick@AchtungMillwall Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Includes a shortened excerpt from the Football History Podcast show on Lions and Sunderland legend Charlie Hurley, with author Mark Metcalf ...Arrivederci MillwallNick@AchtungMillwall See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

A conversation with football fan and author Mark Metcalf on the life of the Republic of Ireland, Millwall and Sunderland legend Charlie Hurley.We hope you enjoy this conversation, all profits made from the show will benefit the Lions Food Hub.Neil FisslerNick HartTheFootballHistoryPodcast@gmail.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Author Stuart Kane joins Gabbie and chats about the iconic former player Robin Friday. Robin Friday dreams of being a professional footballer: rejection, drugs, borstal, and a near-fatal industrial accident won't stop him. In early 1974, Reading's manager, Charlie Hurley, signs Friday. After three games, it is plain to see that he's a very special talent, but it's also clear to Charlie Hurley that he has an untameable spirit on his hands.....With Gabbie CabbieProduced/Edited by Chris BrowneFilmed recorded at SRBMedia studiosMore at www.srbmedia.co.ukSponsor www.imagecleaners.co.ukSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/srbmedia. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. Become a member at https://plus.acast.com/s/srbmedia.

Welcome to this short, international break edition, featuring a late season friendly from 1957-58 versus Rotherham, as well as a tribute to one of the most accomplished defenders ever to wear the Millwall shirt - Charlie Hurley.ACHTUNG! ACHTUNG! Achtung! Millwall is backing the @lionsfoodhub - the more you listen to our show, the more help can be given to families in SE16. I call that a win-win deal.Tinned food, toiletries, household goods are all needed urgently - please DM us or @lionsfoodhub if you can help.To donate visit - https://www.bankuet.co.uk/lionsfoodhubBased at the Manor & Rennie Estate hall, Galleywall Rd and run by our own Kelly WebsterArrivederci MillwallNickachtungmillwall@gmail.com0208 144 0232@AchtungMillwall Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to this short, international break edition, featuring a late season friendly from 1957-58 versus Rotherham, as well as a tribute to one of the most accomplished defenders ever to wear the Millwall shirt - Charlie Hurley.ACHTUNG! ACHTUNG! Achtung! Millwall is backing the @lionsfoodhub - the more you listen to our show, the more help can be given to families in SE16. I call that a win-win deal.Tinned food, toiletries, household goods are all needed urgently - please DM us or @lionsfoodhub if you can help.To donate visit - https://www.bankuet.co.uk/lionsfoodhubBased at the Manor & Rennie Estate hall, Galleywall Rd and run by our own Kelly WebsterArrivederci MillwallNickachtungmillwall@gmail.com0208 144 0232@AchtungMillwall See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Chris Wynn had the chance to catch up with another legend of our time supporting the Lads - Mr Gary Owers - from his garden in isolation (with some beautiful birdsong for added atmosphere) to talk us through his tremendous memories of the Denis Smith era and his incredible record of 320 appearances for the club in just 5 years...We discuss:Gary being signed by Lawrie McMenemy and coached by his son Chris as a youth player at the Charlie Hurley centre, and watching us slip into the third division;The arrival of Denis Smith and the amazing football roller-coaster that followed, featuring double promotions, multiple Wembley trips, and getting taken under the older lads wings;England youth call-ups, getting battered with planks in Poland, passport woes with Bobby Robson as well as witnessing that famous speech of Robson's on the plane journey home;That 1990 playoff derby against the mags, sticking the boot in where necessary, getting chased off the pitch and avoiding swinging fists at Sid James' when the lads won in the rain in one of the most electrifying matches in club history;His treasured memories of the lads he played alongside, their fantastic bond, the impact of players like Marco and Bracewell, the parties in Fino's, the coach rides to the match and the overall feeling of pride playing for the club;His memories of the fans; the huge away followings, adoration even in defeat, and the pure passion of the era..The times 'a changin' as the Denis Smith era ended, and his opinions (holds a few back) on the managers that followed, as well as his thoughts on just missing out on that Reid era;His career that followed his leaving the club, and his work in developing and protecting youth teams for grassroots/trying to stop the rampant poaching of talent by bigger clubs;This is absolutely packed with some brilliant memories, another wonderfully honest reflection on his career and how it compares to the modern era by a man who experienced more in a few years than most do in a lifetime in the game. Hawaaaay!Stay home. Save lives. Protect the NHS legends. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This is the first show both recorded and aired from Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. Both Tanya O'Conner and Charlie Hurley have dedicated their lives to the betterment of humankind in a variety of ways including but not limited to education and the healing arts. Through their own self education, hard work and a desire to see the world become a better place fo all especially those who are less fortunate, Tanya and Charlie have taken on the monumental task of giving people a much needed opportunity to live better and feel better about themselves. It was an honor and privilege to have them both on this very special C44 Show. www.celtic-touch.com

We had the pleasure of sitting down in the studio with former Sunderland and ROI international midfielder Thomas Butler to talk about his interesting time as a player on Wearside... You can listen for free on Acast, iTunes, Spotify, & YouTube - get stuck in. What are we talking about?Coming up through the youth system in Ireland, and catching the attention of the legendary Pop Robson.Following his move to Wearside as an apprentice, Tommy tells some stories about his time in the youth team under coaches like Pop, Sbragia, and of course Reidy and Sacko.Quinny; As you'd expect, when the young lads needed support, the big man was on hand to help.The differences between the Charlie Hurley centre and the then brand new Academy of Light.Breaking into the first team under Reid; How did it feel to get that call. Especially as a sub for that 4-1 victory over Chelsea.The right bunch; Quinny, Bally, SKP, Makin and Buzzer to name a few... Just how good was that squad? And how did their work ethic rub off on the up and coming players?Getting the right players in, the importance of a good scouting network, listening to what the manager needs and wants, and Tommy's opinion on the fleecing of Sunderland by certain agents for the last decade. Tommy tells us the story of why and how he left, and how he now uses his own experiences to help the young players he works with in sports management. Just how big a challenge is league one, as someone who's been there and done it.So many stories here, too many to summarise adequately. An engaging, entertaining (often explicit and pretty relevant) but overall fascinating interview. Listen in! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The lads were joined once again by the wonderful Malcolm Bramley - the SAFC senior supporters secretary - to analyse this past week's games, discuss the areas that seem to be a great source of frustration for the fanbase currently, and listen to some stories about Malcolm's time at Sunderland in his youth. You can listen, for free as usual, on Acast, iTunes, Spotify, and of course YouTube! Get stuck in!What are we talking about?Drawgate; With Jack Ross coming under fire from some sections of the fanbase and social media lately, what do we think has been preventing us from getting the 3 points we need? Do we need a complete tactical overhaul, or are we just needing a few key players to step up?Performances; How have the Lads looked recently? Is Baldwin at risk of losing his place? Should Maguire start? Why do people hate George Honeyman? Is Watmore better utilised as an impact sub? More question marks within..Jack's Best XI; Do we think he knows who they are yet?A Chicken sandwich and a cigar; Malcolm tells us how things used to be done in the boardroom back in the day..A truly full Roker Park; Malcolm's treasured memories of his favourite games, moments, the great Charlie Hurley and Brian Clough, and why he's not a fan of looking down.All this and much more. Tune In! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week’s edition of ‘Where the road takes me’, concludes the two part programme from Kilbrittain, Castlehaven and Kenmare.In Kilbrittain we hear about the local volunteer Charlie Hurley who paid the ultimate price in the war of Independence. Despite being one of the main players, why is so little known about him. In Kenmare, hotelier and TV personality Frances Brennan tells John Greene that being ‘detained’, and not ‘arrested’, is the appropriate word to describe one of his memorable holiday experiences. And…. In Castlehaven we meet author Michael Keane who talks about his book ‘The three Earls of Castlehaven’ – the third Earl being the only leader to confront and defeat Cromwell. As a former agricultural economics lecturer at UCC, Michael also gives his views on post Brexit for the cattle and dairy industry. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Joining Connor Bromley in the studio to analyse the lads performance against Wycombe this weekend (and regale us with some fantastic stories from his lengthy backroom career at Sunderland and beyond) Is former Sunderland assistant secretary, Derby County secretary, Gillingham secretary and current SAFC senior supporters secretary - Malcolm Bramley! You can listen for free on Acast, iTunes, Spotify, TuneIn and YouTube - get stuck in!What are we talking about this episode?Connor and Malcolm discuss the draw against Wycombe Wanderers Saturday gone;Malcolm tells us how he came to be involved with the club as a youngster, and some insight into 1960's Lads culture;His relationship and experiences with legends such as Charlie Hurley, Martin Harvey, Len Ashurst, and a young player named Brian Clough;Behind the scenes stories from his time working with Brian Clough (the manager) as Derby County secretary;Italians, Brylcreem, and cigars; His experience of the 1966 World Cup at Roker Park.Pranks, pigs, and fast cars; Turns out the fearsome Sunderland manager Alan Brown didn't have much of a sense of humour... Luckily Hurley did!Some wonderful stories from a true gentleman. Tune In! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The Legends Of S.H.I.E.L.D. crew opens the can of Marvel's Daredevil on Netflix whoop arse in this episode. The crew is joined by GonnaGeek podcaster Keir from Gallifrey Public Radio and Gotham Nightline. The hosts break down the Daredevil premiere episode Into The Ring for you and as always the hosts also take time to discuss the week in Marvel news and review all the awesome Legends Of S.H.I.E.L.D. feedback.   This Time On Legends Of S.H.I.E.L.D.: [1:59]   - Giveaway Time! Marvel Crate - Avengers   - Marvel's Daredevil on Netflix "Into The Ring"   - Weekly Marvel News   - YOUR feedback!!!!   - Highlights from the live chatWING chat   Legends Of S.H.I.E.L.D. Giveaway: Marvel Crate Avengers [2:12]   The Legends Of S.H.I.E.L.D. Marvel Crate giveaway enters into it's final week. Legends Of S.H.I.E.L.D. is giving away a free Marvel Crate - Avengers to include The Hulkbuster Pop!Funko figure, Marvel Avengers Guardians Team-up issue 001, a DORBZ Ultron figure, and an Avengers Age Of Ultron t-shirt. To enter write a funny 5 star iTunes review and then Facebook, Tweet or e-mail us that you did. The winner will be announced during our live podcast on Wednesday May 27th.   Welcome Keir to the Podcast [5:19]   Keir hails to us from such fine GonnaGeek Podcasts such as Gallifrey Public Radio on Doctor Who and Gotham Nightline on FOX's Batman-ish TV show.     Marvel's Daredevil on Netflix episode "Into The Ring" [6:58]     Since this was at least the second time through the series for all of the Legends Of S.H.I.E.L.D. hosts we all wholeheartedly agreed that it just gets better with each viewing. And the more you look into it, like Keir has had a chance to, the more you get to take from it. The episode does stand out even more by not mainlining it and watching it all on its own. The viewer has the chance to watch it and absorb it all.    Marvel continues to bat 1000 with the interconnectivity in Daredevil with the rest of the Marvel Cinematic and Television Universe as well as being such a great true representation of the Daredevil character and comics.   The Flashbacks or "Time Jumps" as Keir calls them were very well executed. And the crew pontificates if Daredevil will continue the Flashbacks into the second season.    The fight scenes were perhaps the most captivating hand to hand combat ever on the small screen and continues to amazing these very seasoned content viewers. And the hosts discuss who would win fights in the Marvel universe to include Daredevil, Black Widow, Agent Melinda May, Mockingbird, and Grat Ward.   The Daredevil score by John Paesano is stunning as well.   Everyone is so excited to see the rest of the series episode by episode   "Into The Ring"   Written By: Drew Goddard http://www.imdb.com/name/nm1206844/?ref_=fn_al_nm_1   Directed By: Phil Abraham  http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0008971/?ref_=fn_al_nm_1#director   NEWS [50:31]   Avengers: Age of Ultron   Domestic: $378.5 mil   Worldwide: $1.15 bil     Episode # Episode Title Live+SD Live+7 % Increase Weekly # % 23 Shadows 5.98 9.66 62% 1st of 25 24 Heavy Is The Head 5.05 7.902 56% 1st of 25 25 Making Friends And Influencing People 4.47 7.253 62% 4th of 25 26 Face My Enemy 4.704 7.797 66% 2nd of 25 27 A Hen In The Wolfhouse 4.359 7.629 75% 1st of 25 28 A Fractured House 4.438 7.436 68% 1st of 25 29 The Writing On The Wall 4.271 7.597 78% 2nd of 25 30 The Things We Bury 4.575 7.700 68% 2nd of 25 31 Ye Who Enter Here 5.356 8.633 61% 2nd of 25 32 What They Become 5.287 8.310 57% 2nd of 25 33 Aftershocks 4.482 7.513 68% 2nd of 25 34 (18th) Who You Really Are 3.80 6.616 74% 2nd of 25 35 (19th) One Of Us 4.34 7.394 70% 2nd of 25 36 (23rd) Love In The Time Of Hydra 4.29 7.281 70% 3rd of 25 Forever 78% Flash 71% 37 (24th) One Door Closes 4.26 6.905 62% 4th Blacklist 73% Forever 66% Flash 66% 38 (22nd) Afterlife 4.24 6.923 63% 3rd Following 91% Forever 72% 39 (21st) Melinda 3.91 6.758 67% #1 Following 67% Last Man On Earth 63% 40 (21st) The Frenemy Of My Enemy 4.27 7.016 58% #5 Forever 72% Following 68% Blacklist 64% Gotham 64% 41 (22nd) The Dirty Half Dozen 4.46 7.235 59% #3 Blacklist 75% The Following 67% 42 Scars 4.45       43 SoS Part 1 and 2 3.95         Information current as of 20 May 2015       Avengers: Age Of Ultron   ‘Avengers: Age Of Ultron’ Has Top Disney/Marvel China Opening Day Ever http://deadline.com/2015/05/avengers-age-of-ultron-record-china-box-office-disney-marvel-1201425942/   Civil War & Beyond   Civil War set photos http://www.justjared.com/2015/05/15/chris-evans-anthony-mackie-get-to-action-on-captain-america-civil-war-set/   Rumor: Matthew McConaughey for Norman Osborn http://nerdist.com/rumor-sony-marvel-eyeing-matthew-mcconaughey-for-norman-osborn-role/   Chris Pratt confirms future in MCU http://www.zap2it.com/blogs/chris_pratt_marvel_avengers_beyond_guardians_of_the_galaxy_2-2015-05   Comics   Marvel will jump ahead 8 months after Secret Wars http://nerdist.com/marvel-jumps-ahead-8-months-after-secret-wars/   BONUS SHOWNOTES ONLY: Star Wars   ‘Star Wars: Rogue One': Diego Luna Joins Felicity Jones in Lead Role (EXCLUSIVE) http://variety.com/2015/film/news/star-wars-rogue-one-diego-luna-cast-1201494752/   Star Wars: 007 star Daniel Craig to play stormtrooper in The Force Awakens according to Simon Pegg http://www.bedfordshire-news.co.uk/Star-Wars-007-star-Daniel-Craig-play-stormtrooper/story-26509156-detail/story.html#ixzz3aihbNy9n   Feedback [65:41]   - Twitter   Leshok ‏@LeagueofLeshok  May 14 @LegendsofSHIELD Simmons is confirmed not dead and signed on for season three by producers. Breathe easy #sciencebabies   - Email   Andreas Kühn     Hi, how is your marathon going? I started out slowly, so here are only what I thought about the Pilot episode.   Daredevil Thots   Episode 1: From first scene it portrays the serious tone of the series and child actors did a fine job. Murdoch, especially how he played without glasses was impressive.   Since I haven't watched final True Blood series I was very happy to see Deborah Ann Woll again. When she was captured by the police I half expected her to cry blood instead of tears.   For the first episode the mature rating nearly only stemmed from the graphic and carefully crafted fighting and violence, besides the little tease from Karen Page changing out of her wet shirt. Cinematography especially memorable were the lighting at Murdoch's loft and in the rainy hand-to-hand. Nice touch how they use sound what helps out Murdoch during action pieces or hearing Karen's heartbeat when he questions her.   Foggy reminded me a bit of Charlie/Hurley mixed together. What was that Kreel vs. Murdoch poster in the gym about? Was that the stuff absorbing character in Agent's of Shield Season 2 beginning?   Abound the villains I can't say much, besides Voldemort's secretary appears to me as quiet and not very threatening. But those can be the most dangerous.   Outro [70:04]   Haley, Lauren and Stargate Pioneer love to hear back from you about your top 5 Marvel character lists, your science of Marvel questions, why Wing is wrong at any time, who would you pick in an all-female Avenger team, or who’s Marvel abs you would like to see. Call the voicemail line at 1-844-THE-BUS1 or 844-843-2871.   Join Legends Of S.H.I.E.L.D. next time as the hosts discuss the second episode of the Netflix series Daredevil Cut Man. 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