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Nottingham Forest head to Chelsea in the Premier League on Sunday. Forest face a stern test with Chelsea third in the table after beating Brighton 4-2, a game in which Cole Palmer scored all four goals. The Reds will be looking to bounce back after they lost 1-0 at home to Fulham last time out. Matt Davies is joined by Greg Mitchell and Pete Blackburn along with Matt Davies-Adams, who returns to the podcast to give us his view on both teams as he commentates on the hosts for Chelsea TV.

In England kennt sie jeder und auch in Deutschland wächst ihre Bekanntheit: Unsere BRITPOD-Macher Alexander-Klaus Stecher und Claus Beling treffen die sehr inspirierende Sophie Hermann! Fünf Jahre stand sie für die TV-Serie "Made in Chelsea" vor der Kamera. Die Reality-Serie zeigt das aufregende Leben der jungen Upper-Class in London, begeistert ein Millionenpublikum und hat sogar einen der renommierten BAFTA Awards gewonnen. Die Klatschpresse in England ist begeistert von dem "Mädchen aus München" und berichtet regelmäßig über das deutsche It-Girl. Wie ist das Leben für sie in Great Britain? Und welche ganz persönlichen London-Tipps hat sie? Die sehr unterhaltsame Sophie Hermann exklusiv im BRITPOD. -- BRITPOD - England at its Best - wird präsentiert von Romance TV. Dem Zuhause der Rosamunde-Pilcher-Filmreihe und romantischer Serien. -- Ein ALL EARS ON YOU Original Podcast.

Following Roman Abramovich's Chelsea takeover in July 2003, Claudio Ranieri became a "dead man walking", with constant speculation surrounding his job at Stamford Bridge. And after a spectacular collapse against 10-man Monaco in the Champions League semi-final later that season, the Italian's fate was all but sealed. Step forward Jose Mourinho, a recently crowned Champions League winner who, after one incredible press conference, became English football's zeitgeist. The world would evolve around Mourinho in the Premier League and at Chelsea, with the media, fans and his players in awe of him. Just as Abramovich ushered in change in the boardroom, Mourinho would do the same from the dugout. And he was all Chelsea's, ready to sculpt the club's finest generation. This is the inside story of how Jose Mourinho inspired his Chelsea players to greatness. In this episode you will hear from: John Terry, Steve Clarke, Claudio Ranieri, Martin Tyler (Commentator), Gerry Cox (Journalist), Mike Ingham (Commentator), Simon Johnson (Journalist), Jason Cundy (Broadcaster), Neil Barnett (Journalist), Rick Glanvill (Chelsea FC's official historian) The Blueprint is written by Garry Hayes and narrated by Ceri Levy. *** You can support this podcast on Apple Podcasts by subscribing to Blueprint+ for ad-free streaming and bonus episodes. If you listen elsewhere, we have a Patreon that gives access to bonus episodes and other content. Our Patreon: https://patreon.com/ChelseaBlueprint *** This is another HWY61 production. For more podcasts like this, visit www.HWY61.media Our theme music "Blue Day '23" is composed by Mike Connaris with bed arrangements by Jake Bradford-Sharp. It's used under license from Mcasso Music. Archive used in this episode is courtesy of Chelsea TV.

Where were you on 1 July 2003? As it turns out, a lot of those people connected with Chelsea can't quite remember, either! It's a day that has gone down in history – the day that modern Chelsea was truly created as Roman Abramovich took over the club from Ken Bates. What followed was unprecedented in football. Chelsea embarked on a record-breaking transfer spree that made headlines across Europe and shook the football world. In this episode, we take you behind the scenes to explain how it all happened. In one summer. In this episode you will hear from: John Terry, Ken Bates, Claudio Ranieri, Jesper Gronkjaer, Mark Killick, Neil Barnett (Spy), Matthew Garrahan (The Financial Times), David Smith (The Observer), Simon Johnson (The Athletic), Martin Tyler (commentator), Mike Ingham (commentator), Rick Glanvill (Chelsea FC historian), Andy Saunders, and David Chidgey (Chelsea Fancast). The Blueprint is written by Garry Hayes and narrated by Ceri Levy. *** You can support this podcast on Apple Podcasts by subscribing to Blueprint+ for ad-free streaming and bonus episodes. If you listen elsewhere, we have a Patreon that gives access to bonus episodes and other content. Our Patreon: https://patreon.com/ChelseaBlueprint *** This is another HWY61 production. For more podcasts like this, visit www.HWY61.media Our theme music "Blue Day '23" is composed by Mike Connaris with bed arrangements by Jake Bradford-Sharp. It's used under license from Mcasso Music. Archive used in this episode is courtesy of Chelsea TV.

As Chelsea started to establish themselves at the top end of English football with a flurry of major honours in the late 1990s, change was awaiting them on the horizon. The Blues had not long fielded the Premier League's first starting XI that featured overseas players only. It was symbolic of English football's transition to becoming more cosmopolitan, but the appointment of Claudio Ranieri in September 2000 saw the Italian take things back to their roots... he wanted to build his Chelsea team around a spine of homegrown talent. Step forward from the Chelsea youth ranks John Terry, a player whose career was at a crossroads. Within one match, Ranieri identified the talent that would lead Chelsea all the way to becoming European champions. And alongside him, another youngster from across London, Frank Lampard. Chelsea's journey on the road to Munich 2012 was just starting. This episode takes you behind the scenes at Stamford Bridge to understand how Ranieri and Colin Hutchinson lay the foundations for Roman Abramovich and Jose Mourinho to build a dynasty. It's a story played out before the threat of financial ruin and one game that changed it all against Liverpool in May 2003. In this episode you will hear from: John Terry, Ken Bates, Claudio Ranieri, Colin Hutchinson, Ruud Gullit, Glenn Hoddle, Frank Leboeuf, David Lee, Tore Andre Flo, Jody Morris, Jesper Gronkjaer, Neil Barnett (Spy), Rick Glanvill (Chelsea FC historian) and Alex Leith (Ranieri's translator). The Blueprint is written by Garry Hayes and narrated by Ceri Levy. *** You can support this podcast on Apple Podcasts by subscribing to Blueprint+ for ad-free streaming and bonus episodes. If you listen elsewhere, we have a Patreon that gives access to bonus episodes and other content. Our Patreon: https://patreon.com/ChelseaBlueprint *** This is another HWY61 production. For more podcasts like this, visit www.HWY61.media Our theme music "Blue Day '23" is composed by Mike Connaris with bed arrangements by Jake Bradford-Sharp. It's used under license from Mcasso Music. Archive used in this episode is courtesy of Chelsea TV.

Glenn Hoddle spent three years rebuilding Chelsea into a club that had genuine ambition and a legitimate hope of winning silverware. He signed Ruud Gullit in 1995 to completely transform the look and appeal of the Chelsea squad. But just as he was getting ready to take the next step with the Blues, England came calling. And Hoddle couldn't deny the call of his country, so would leave Chelsea. It was the summer of Euro '96 and Chelsea found themselves at those fabled crossroads once more. Where was the club headed - with George Graham as manager? Or with another exciting young talent in the dugout in the form of Ruud Gullit? Whatever decision Chelsea would make, the club's journey would fork in dramatically different directions. Fortunately, they chose right and major silverware was waiting just around the corner after a 26-year wait. Although it would all play out to the backdrop of tragedy. In this episode you will hear from: Roberto Di Matteo, Eddie Newton, Ruud Gullit, Jesper Gronkjaer, Colin Hutchinson, Ken Bates, Glenn Hoddle, Steve Clarke, David Lee, Scott Minto, David Cooper (Matthew Harding's lawyer), Mike Ingham (commentator), Martin Tyler (commentator), Mark Killick (Matthew Harding's best friend), Tim Rolls (author and Chelsea fan), Joel Harding, Luke Harding and former UK Prime Minister, Tony Blair. The Blueprint is written by Garry Hayes and narrated by Ceri Levy. *** You can support this podcast on Apple Podcasts by subscribing to Blueprint+ for ad-free streaming and bonus episodes. If you listen elsewhere, we have a Patreon that gives access to bonus episodes and other content. Our Patreon: https://patreon.com/ChelseaBlueprint *** This is another HWY61 production. For more podcasts like this, visit www.HWY61.media Our theme music "Blue Day '23" is composed by Mike Connaris with bed arrangements by Jake Bradford-Sharp. It's used under license from Mcasso Music. Archive used in this episode is courtesy of Chelsea TV.

In just two years, Glenn Hoddle had taken Chelsea from the doldrums of the Premier League to a European semi-final. It was April 1995 and Real Zaragoza stood between the Blues and a match-up with London rivals Arsenal in the Cup Winners' Cup final. Chelsea would lose that tie 4-3 on aggregate but, importantly, that European campaign ignited something in the Chelsea manager and managing director, Colin Hutchinson. They had seen the future and what was possible with a club like Chelsea. And that future was now: the Bosman Ruling was coming and it opened the transfer market for the Blues to become the first English club to really exploit it. Enter Ruud Gullit, the Ballon d'Or winner and Dutch legend who would be the first in a long line of Bosman signings that would help send Chelsea to the top of the Premier League. This is the story of how Gullit helped awaken a sleeping giant of English football. In this episode you will hear from: Ken Bates, Colin Hutchinson, Glenn Hoddle, Ruud Gullit, Martin Tyler (commentator), Clive Batty (Journalist), Rick Glanvill (Chelsea historian), Andy Saunders (The Chels), Tim Rolls (Chelsea fan and author) and Neil Barnett, AKA "Spy". The Blueprint is written by Garry Hayes and narrated by Ceri Levy. *** You can support this podcast on Apple Podcasts by subscribing to Blueprint+ for ad-free streaming and bonus episodes. If you listen elsewhere, we have a Patreon that gives access to bonus episodes and other content. Our Patreon: https://patreon.com/ChelseaBlueprint *** This is another HWY61 production. For more podcasts like this, visit www.HWY61.media Our theme music "Blue Day '23" is composed by Mike Connaris with bed arrangements by Jake Bradford-Sharp. It's used under license from Mcasso Music. Archive used in this episode is courtesy of Chelsea TV.

As Chelsea faced Barcelona in the 2004/05 Champions League, the club was about to navigate unchartered waters. Jose Mourinho and his men were disrupting the European game and the continent's elite didn't like it one bit. Come the end of the Blues' Last-16 clash, UEFA labelled them as the "Enemies of Football", referee Anders Frisk retired from the game on account of death threats and a modern rivalry between Chelsea and the Catalan giants was born. Mourinho and his new club had arrived on the biggest stage. The Roman Abramovich era at Stamford Bridge had suddenly gone international. Things would never be the same again. This is the inside story of how it all happened. In this episode you will hear from: Steve Clarke, Frank Lampard, Tore Andre Flo, Frank Leboeuf, Jody Morris, Colin Hutchinson, Simon Johnson (The Athletic), Peter Drury (Commentator), David "Stamford Chidge" Chidgey (Chelsea Fancast), Rick Glanvill (Chelsea FC Historian) and Martin Tyler (Commentator). The Blueprint is written by Garry Hayes and narrated by Ceri Levy. *** You can support this podcast on Apple Podcasts by subscribing to Blueprint+ for ad-free streaming and bonus episodes. If you listen elsewhere, we have a Patreon that gives access to bonus episodes and other content. Our Patreon: https://patreon.com/ChelseaBlueprint *** This is another HWY61 production. For more podcasts like this, visit www.HWY61.media Our theme music "Blue Day '23" is composed by Mike Connaris with bed arrangements by Jake Bradford-Sharp. It's used under license from Mcasso Music. Archive used in this episode is courtesy of Chelsea TV.

This week on 'The Blue Day Podcast', it is our very special 150th episode! Football presenter & Chelsea FC supporter Alison Bender joins the show for an EXCLUSIVE Interview reflecting back on her time with Chelsea TV & so much more! Subscribe to 'The Blue Day Podcast', wherever you find your favourite podcasts for more past player interviews & content. Furthermore, find us on the following; Twitter- @TheBlueDayPod Instagram- @thebluedaypodcast Facebook- https://www.facebook.com/BlueDayPodcast If you have any questions or views you wish to share with us or give us your opinion on all things Chelsea FC or indeed this podcast, email us at thebluedaypodcast@gmail.com Carefree Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Abbie McCarthy is an award-winning TV / Radio presenter & DJ, you'll find her hosting BBC Music Introducing in Kent on the airwaves every Saturday night and also bringing great new music & fun interviews to your TV screens on 4Music and E4 Extra with Fresh This Month. Abbie is known for bringing the party with her DJ sets and this year has played at a whole host of festivals, including Glastonbury, Latitude & Knebworth, as well as playing several arena shows. Abbie is also the host and curator of popular gig night Good Karma Club, which has put on early shows for the likes of Tom Grennan, Mae Muller, Easy Life & many more and has even featured some famous faces in the crowds over the years - Alex Turner, Lewis Capaldi & Wolf Alice. Abbie's huge contribution to both the radio & music industry was celebrated when she was inducted into the Roll of Honour at Music Week's Women In Music Awards 2018. Abbie has been highlighted by the Radio Academy as one of the brightest young stars in radio, recently featuring in their esteemed 30 under 30 list and winning Silver for Best Music Presenter at the ARIAs 2020. Aside from music, Abbie's other passion is sport, which really shines through in her entertaining coverage on Matchday Live for Chelsea TV. You'll also find Abbie guesting frequently on BBC Two's football show, MOTDx and doing online coverage for England and the Lionesses football teams. How has she been so successful already, especially having just recently been diagnosed, and what advice does she impart to us? Enjoy!  In this episode Peter and Abbie McCarthy discuss:   00:40 - Thank you so much for listening and for subscribing! 00:47 - Intro and welcome Abbie ‘AbbieAbbieMac' McCarthy! 03:00 - So you just got diagnosed a year ago, so tell us your backstory? 05:51 - What rituals have you put into play for yourself to be able to get through the boring stuff? 07:00 - Do you get a dopamine release after having completed a list, or boring stuff? 07:38 - Who happens when you have to quickly adjust course? How do you balance your dopamine producers at all hours of the day and night, as various types of work demands? 10:30 - How do you handle negative criticism, and keep performing at one hundred percent even on tough news days? 12:32 - What have you had to fight through with respect to your being a Millennial, and a Female in a often-times patronizing industry? 14:23 - Americans are learning more about Premier League Football thanks to Ted Lasso. Who's your team? 14:40 - How can people find more about you?  Web:  https://abbiemccarthy.co.uk Socials: @AbbieAbbieMac everywhere:  Twitter  INSTA  TikTok  FB This was great- thank you Abbie!! Guys, as always thanks so much for subscribing! Faster Than Normal is for YOU! We want to know what you'd like to hear! Do you have a cool friend with a great story? We'd love to learn about, and from them. I'm www.petershankman.com and you can reach out anytime via email at peter@shankman.com or @petershankman on all of the socials. You can also find us at @FasterNormal on all of the socials. It really helps when you drop us a review on iTunes and of course, subscribe to the podcast if you haven't already! As you know, the more reviews we get, the more people we can reach. Help us to show the world that ADHD is a gift, not a curse!  16:00 - Faster Than Normal Podcast info & credits. — TRANSCRIPT via Descript and then corrected.. somewhat: [00:00:40] Peter: Yo, everyone! Welcome to Faster Than Normal, another episode. Thrilled to have you as always. We got someone fun today to talk about- Abbie McCarthy is joining us from the OK. She's an award-winning TV and radio presenter and DJ. Okay, you'll find her hosting BBC music, introducing intent on the airwaves every Saturday night, and also bringing great new music and fun interviews to your TV screen on 4 Music and Eve four extra with fresh this month. She brings the party with her DJ sets. She has played a whole host of festival. She's played Glastonbury, Latitude & Knebworth, as well as playing several arena shows and she's serious. Like, no joke. She doesn't, she doesn't fuck around. You're gonna, you're gonna like this one. She's the hosting curator of popular Gig Night. Good Karma Club. God, what else has she done? Uh, she was nominated, she was inducted into the role of honor at Music Week's, women in Music Awards 2018. She's been highlighted by the radio academy as one of the brightest young stars in radio, recently featured and their esteemed 30 under 30 lists and winning silvers for best music presenter at the Arias 2020 I. Being in PR week, magazines 30 under 30, and I'm now 50. So yeah, now I'm all pissed off. It's gonna be a shitty interview. All right. Anyway, Abby, welcome. I feel old. How are you?! [00:02:03] Abbie: Oh, I'm good, thank you. How are you? Thank you so much for having me.  [00:02:05] Peter: I'm thrilled to have you. So you came to us because you, you were reading Faster Than Normal, the book, and you identified with it, and you found yourself in it. [00:02:13] Abbie: Absolutely. I really loved it. I just loved the whole concept of it. The fact that you kind of said our our brains are like Lamborghinis. They just work faster than everybody else. But if you do the right things, you can use it quite efficiently. I thought it was a really nice way to approach it. Cause I think there's some books that you read and it's about kind of, Dismissing that you have A D H D or kind of not embracing it. But I thought that the whole approach was great and yeah, I took so much from it. And because I've only recently been diagnosed, it was such a useful book to lose myself in. I actually managed to read it in a couple of days and obviously everyone listened to this that has a D H D knows that's not always, that's not always easy. So I think it, uh, became my hyper focus for a couple of days. I really enjoyed it.  [00:02:56] Peter: Very true. We don't, we don't normally finish things like that. Um, now tell us, so, so you just got diagnosed a year ago, so tell us your backstory. Tell us about what it was like growing up before you were diagnosed. What was it like as a kid? Did you, what was school like for you? Things like that. [00:03:10] Abbie: I think I'm one of those classic people where, I was, I was, I was okay at school. I got like fairly good grades and I was always being told off for talking too much, which obviously makes a lot of sense now and I think that would happen more and more in the classes of things that I wasn't particularly interested in. Uh, you know, you mentioned at the start, I do lots of different things within music and, and some within sport as well. So I'm, I'm a creative person, so some of the more academic subjects I didn't particularly like, but I. Was Okay and, and got good grades, um, which maybe was why it wasn't picked up, I guess, when I was a teenager. Uh, but I, it's, I have this thing where I guess I. I just always felt like I was different, but I couldn't quite put my finger on why. And you know, even as I've got older and I've got to do some great things in my professional life, like being on the radio to me is my dream job. I still can't believe I get to do that. I get to go on the airwaves, pick amazing music, and connect with people and share it with them, but that's awesome. You know, it's, it's. It's, you know, you might look at me and be like, oh, she's getting to do her dream job. But then it's like, it's more like all the things I struggle with at home, I guess. It's like, you know, keeping on top of errands and, and things like that and organizing other aspects of, of my life. And I think that's the thing with A D H D, isn't it? Someone on the surface might look a certain way, but you never know what's. Going on in, in somebody's head. Do you, you know, my brain is racing constantly. Yeah. Um, but you know, I've, I've managed to, to hold down a job and I guess I'm lucky because it's , it's, it is in things that I'm interested in, so that makes it easier too.  [00:04:50] Peter: Well, that's, I mean, that's really the key. You know, we, we all have to realize, you know, there are people who, who don't have faster than normal brains who can just sort of wake up, go to their job every day, do it for 40 years, retire, get their little gold watch, you know, and, and whether they love the job or not, is irrelevant to them. I. It's a means to an end. It's a way to make money. If we don't love what we're doing, we're not doing it well.  [00:05:10] Abbie: Yeah. Or you just don't wanna do it full stop. Exactly. So I feel so blessed to be doing something that I absolutely love and I. I'm so excited to go into work every day and the, you know, what I do is really varied as well, which I think works with our brains too. Like, I'm not gonna get bored. Each week can be very, very different. Sometimes I'm in the studio doing a radio show, then it's something like festival season where I'm kind of here, there and everywhere DJing. It might be going to interview somebody, you know, on the other side of the country. It might be going to a gig somewhere else. So it, it's, yeah, it's, it keeps it interesting. It's, it keeps it lively.  [00:05:43] Peter: Tell me about, um, so let's talk about the stuff you're not that great at. Let's talk about like, you know, what is it like to, you know, running the errands, things like that. What kind of, um, sort of rituals have you put into play for yourself to be able to get through the, the, the, the boring stuff? [00:05:57] Abbie: I actually got this piece of advice from somebody on social media when I first posted that I'd got a diagnosis and they were saying the things that you don't enjoy, things like housework and errands and food shopping. It's almost like, think of it in a different way, sort of set yourself, um, a bit of a competition or like, so you're trying to do it in the quickest amount of time or, you know, you set yourself a reward once you've finished it, things like that. So then actually that those, those activities aren't just draining. You are in some way getting a little bit of dopamine and I think it's just like picking the right time in the day to do some of this stuff as well. I think now I try and get up, exercise is a big one for me and I know it's for, for you as well from, from reading your book, getting up, going to the gym, even if I don't feel like it, which I don't a lot of the time, I always feel so much better afterwards than kind of getting all of those errands and boring things out of the way and then I can just enjoy the rest of my day and I kind of don't feel the guilt that I haven't done all the, all the adult things I guess that I think I should have.  [00:07:02] Peter: Well, it's interesting because that there is a, there are some studies that say that getting the boring stuff and stuff that you don't love getting it done is actually a dopamine release. Um, once they're all, not from doing them per se, but from that feeling you get of, oh, I don't have to do them anymore because I did them.  [00:07:17] Abbie: Yeah, that's true. Yeah. You actually completed something that you set out to do, so that's gonna give you a buzz, isn't it?  [00:07:22] Peter: Talk about, uh, some times where it's not that easy. Have things happened, whether you are in, uh, you know, whether you're at work or whatever? How do you deal with the things that, you know, you're, you're going a million miles an hour, right? When you're, when you're DJing or when you're working whatever, you're going a million miles an hour. What happens when you have to adjust course, uh, suddenly when you suddenly, you know, find yourself going off track or something like that. How do you keep yourself going, especially in a high energy job like that, because there's really only so much dopamine mean you can give. Uh, to get through over the course of a day, right. At some point, you know, I know that, that if I time it right, I give a keynote, I get done with the keynote, I get into the airport, get back onto the plane, and that's when I pass out. Right. So, how are you sometimes you're doing, I, I, especially as a DJ you're doing late, late nights, right? You know, into, into the wee hours in the morning. How are you holding that up? How are you keeping yourself aligned?  [00:08:14] Abbie: I think when I am DJing or I'm, yeah, playing a big event, I get so in the zone. I get so pumped for it. So I kind of have enough energy to, to get through it. I think the thing that I struggle with the most is when I've had, you know, a really great run of work, so something like festival season or because I work in football, you know, the, the Premier League season that we have over here. I've just been getting to work on loads of games with that. When that stops and there's just naturally a tiny little lull in work, and I say a lull, it's like four days or something, and. Get really down cuz I'm like, I dunno what to do with all of this energy that I've got. I almost dunno how to, to harness it. And then I have a real low and I'm kind of waiting for the buzz and the high again of, of doing all the things that I love. And I think that's been a learning experience for me is when I have these days off. Which I really crave when I'm in the thick of it. You know, when you are like working back to back and you're traveling everywhere, you can't wait for a day where you are. You can just not think about work and relax. But when it gets to those days, I find it really hard to actually lean into them. So that's something I need to work on to be honest. Um, but the other thing that I think is a bit of a struggle in the job that I do, and maybe you'll relate to this or other people will relate to this. Do more of a kind of public facing job is, you know, the sensitivity we can have to rejection and criticism. It's very much part of my job, you know, it'll be like, I'll be presenting something or I'll send off a show reel sometimes I'm super lucky and I get the job. Sometimes I don't. That's just part of the business, but I might then be really upset about that for a little while, and I think sometimes. The emotional deregulation thing. I can f I can feel a little bit. So that can be hard. I guess if you are, you're in the fields and you're not feeling so great and then you've gotta, you know, go on air and give people a good show, give people a good time. But sometimes I imagine that's a savior because you kind of have to put on this. I thought, great, let's have a good time. And you're doing it for other people. You're doing it for that feeling. It'll give somebody else. And the connection that you have with you and your listeners is really special. So you kind of wanna keep that. So sometimes in a way it can get you out of your funk, which I think is good.  [00:10:30] Peter: That's actually a really interesting point because I imagine that, you know, especially as a creative right, you do these amazing DJ sets, you, you're, you know, on the radio, whatever, and then yeah. You know, millions of people might love it, but there's one person who posted comments somewhere that's negative and that's all we think about, right? The same thing happens to me in keynotes. Mm-hmm. , but it's a real, you, you, you gave us a really interesting point, the concept of going on stage and having to put on that smile regardless of whether you're feeling it or not. You know, you don't have a choice, right? Mm-hmm. . So I would think that, yeah, in a lot of ways that's probably very, very helpful because you know that which you believe you eventually achieve, so, right? So, so you, you put that happy face on, you give that speech or you, you do that set at the end of it, you're gonna have that dopamine regardless. So it's a nice sort of, a nice sort of, uh, I guess, cheat sheet to get out of it.  [00:11:20] Abbie: Yeah, it actually is. Yeah, cuz it kind of gets you into that mental space, even if you really weren't feeling it beforehand. It might be, you know, you've got some really bad news an hour before I'm gonna go on the radio, but then as soon as I'm on the radio, I'm there to. I'm there to give it everything and to hopefully, um, bring people great music but also, you know, some good stories and, and keep them company as well. So it can be very useful cuz it can definitely switch you into a more positive place. And like you say, access that dopamine that we are always searching for. [00:11:51] Peter: Tell us about, um, how, first of all, how old are you, if you don't mind telling us.  [00:11:54] Abbie: I'm, uh, I'm 32, so I got diagnosed when I was say 31.  [00:11:58] Peter: You're 32 and you're female, and you're in an industry that's predominantly male focused and male driven. Right? So you are coming in as sort of a, I guess, uh, what are you, A millennial, I guess. Are you a millennial or Gen Y? What are you?  [00:12:10] Abbie: Yeah, I'll be, I'm a millennial. I wish I was a Gen Z yeah.  [00:12:12] Peter: You're in the cusp of a millennial, right? You're coming as cusp millennial. Tell us about some of the fights you've dealt with and some of the battles you've fought coming in as a millennial, a neurotypical, a neuro atypical millennial, um, who's a female in this male dominated industry. Right. You've, I'm, I'm sure you've, you've had to step up several times, both in, in football as well as DJ ing,  [00:12:32] Abbie: Yeah, I feel like I feel it the most as a DJ actually to be honest, where you'll turn up to DJ at a festival and a club and predominantly a lot of people working in that industry, it is changing, which is great to see. But a lot of people working in that industry, uh, are male. And sometimes you can get a few patronizing kind of sound engineers who are like, oh, do you know how to use the equipment? Do you need any help with that? And you're like, yeah, that's why I'm here. I'm here to, I'm here to dj. I'm here to do the thing that you booked me for. Or the, or, you know, the, the place book before. So I feel like you can experience a bit of that and I think a lot of stuff like where, you know, you are doing as good a job as your male counterparts, but you're probably not getting paid the same. But I think so much is changing. There's a real positive shift in like entertainment, in music, in sport. To, to even things out. But I do, um, some stuff for, uh, for B B C sport and uh, a sport. Chelsea, sorry if you don't, or sorry if people listening don't. So I do some of their matchday live programming as well, and I, I sometimes feel most vulnerable being like a woman in sport. Cause I think often people are just looking to just dismiss what you say because that industry is still so, so male dominated. That one's probably got the most catching up to do. Um, so dealing with that sometimes, but then it's, I think sometimes you just have to, although we find it hard, it's like shut out the outside noise and, and thoughts and just have real confidence and belief in what you are doing and what you are saying. That's the only thing you can do.  [00:14:10] Peter: Shut out the outside thoughts. I love that. So I've actually been a, I've been a Premier League fan for, for years, and I can tell you over the past few years here in America, I'd say millions more people have suddenly learned about non-American football thanks to Ted Lasso. So I think that, um, people are definitely learning a bit more , um, about it. What is your, who's your, who's your team?  [00:14:31] Abbie: Uh, Chelsea. Chelsea Football Club. Yeah, I've been a fan since I was like six or seven. So the good times and the bad times, and the Inbetweens .  [00:14:40] Peter: Very cool. I love this, Abbie! This has been so much fun. How can people find you?  [00:14:44] Abbie: Uh, people can find me on socials, uh, a Abbie Abbie Mac. That's my handle on everything. So A B B I E. Um, yeah, come and say hello! You know what? Us people with A D H D are like we, we love to connect. So yeah, please do, uh, get involved. Gimme a follow and uh, shout me in the dms and thank you so much again, Peter. It's been so fun.  [00:15:04] Peter: Oh, I'm so glad to have you! Guys listen to her stuff. She really is amazing, Abbie it's pretty incredible. Abbie McCarthy, thank you so much for taking the time.  Guys. By the time this comes out, you will probably. Have already heard the news that, uh, Faster Than Normal is being turned into a kid's book. It is. I can give you a title now. It's called The Boy With the Faster Brain, and it is my first attempt at writing a children's book and I am so excited. So I will have links, uh, on where to purchase and how to purchase and how to get fun stuff like that and how to have me come in and, and talk to your schools and your kids and, and whatever soon enough. So stick to that. As always, if you know anyone that we should be interviewing, shoot us a note. Just people as cool as Abbie and all and above only. Those are the only ones we want. No, I'm kidding. Anyone, anyone you think has a great story, we would love to highlight them on the podcast. My name is Peter Shankman. I'm at Peter Shankman on all the socials. We're at Faster normal as well, and we will see you next week. Thank you for listening and keep remembering you are gifted, not broken. We'll see you soon! — Credits: You've been listening to the Faster Than Normal podcast. We're available on iTunes, Stitcher and Google play and of course at www.FasterThanNormal.com I'm your host, Peter Shankman and you can find me at shankman.com and @petershankman on all of the socials. If you like what you've heard, why not head over to your favorite podcast platform of choice and leave us a review, come more people who leave positive reviews, the more the podcast has shown, and the more people we can help understand that ADHD is a gift, not a curse. Opening and closing themes were composed and produced by Steven Byrom who also produces this podcast, and the opening introduction was recorded by Bernie Wagenblast. Thank you so much for listening. We'll see you next week! 

On this month’s episode of The Psychology of Successful Women Podcast - we head into the world of Television, Radio and Professional Football. I had a really fun and engaging conversation with Alison Bender – Football Presenter and Reporter about: Her amazing career journey of over 20 years in the world of producing, presenting, reporting and hosting on radio and live TV What it’s like presenting on live TV and interviewing the best footballers in the world Some of her personal tips and advice to help other women create a successful and fulfilling career on their terms Her passion for supporting other women in the industry, advice she would give her younger self and so much more… About Alison Bender: Alison Bender is a freelance television and radio presenter specialising in football. With over 20 years of experience producing, presenting, reporting and hosting, Alison has worked for a whole host of global sports channels including Sky Sports News, ITV, BBC and ESPN. She’s also worked in house for two football clubs, at Chelsea TV, and she set up Real Madrid TV in Spain.  As a global football expert and presenter Alison has hosted live match-day shows, highlights programmes, debate shows and call-in shows focussing on Premier League, Champions League, European and World Football. She’s interviewed all the greats from Pele, Maradona and Beckham to Cristiano Ronaldo and Jose Mourinho.  Alison has travelled the world hosting World Cups and European Championships.  Alison’s podcast Talent Takes Time https://podfollow.com/talent-takes-time is  a series of conversations with inspirational women from the football media giving tips and advice on how to enter the industry and stay in it.  She has contributed to a football anthology – Football She Wrote https://www.floodlitdreams.com/product/football-she-wrote-signed-by-alison-bender/ short stories about football written by women, and is currently working on her autobiography.  If you are interested in learning about entering the TV industry you can sign up on Alison’s website to receive her free tips http://www.alisonbender.com  The Psychology of Successful Women podcast with Shona Rowan explores the mindset, behaviour and success strategies of high-achieving women. Shona Rowan is an international performance and mind-set consultant, inspirational speaker and high-performance coach. Over the past 20 years Shona has helped thousands of women accelerate their success and maximise their results via her practical workshops and webinars, large events and her signature program – “The Psychology of Successful Women – Career Acceleration Program”. She also works internationally with global companies to inspire, develop and retain their female staff and clients.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Berättelsen om den egyptiske anfallsstjärnans krokiga väg till toppen. Från den arabiska våren till Champions League och kultstatus i Liverpool. Som 20-åring lämnar den egyptiske fotbollsspelaren Mohamed Salah (född 1992) sitt turbulenta hemland bakom sig för att följa sina proffsdrömmar i Europa. Knappt ett decennium senare har den ödmjuke målsprutan vunnit såväl Premier League som Champions League med sitt klubblag Liverpool, och på kuppen blivit en nationalikon i Egypten.Det här är berättelsen om hur han tog sig från de dammiga grusplanerna i hembyn till den moderna fotbollens absoluta toppskikt. Det handlar också om att komma ihåg sina rötter, den omöjliga kravbilden som uppstår när man börjar betraktas som ambassadör för en hel religion och vad det innebär att vara en inspirationskälla för sin generations post-revolutionära drömmar.I avsnittet medverkar Gilda Hamidi-Nia, utrikesreporter på SVT, och Rami Shaaban, före detta fotbollsproffs.Klippen i programmet är hämtade från BeIN Sports, CNN, Modern Sport, Chelsea TV, Sky Sports, Napoleon Hill, On Time Sports, LFCTV, BBC, Redmen TV, GQ, BT Sport, Amazon Prime Sport och Sveriges Radio.Avsnittet gjordes av Studio Olga våren 2022 och publicerades 11 april 2022.Programledare: Vendela LundbergAvsnittsmakare och reporter: Hateff MousaviyanLjudmix: Fredrik Nilsson

Berättelsen om den egyptiske anfallsstjärnans krokiga väg till toppen. Från den arabiska våren till Champions League och kultstatus i Liverpool. Som 20-åring lämnar den egyptiske fotbollsspelaren Mohamed Salah (född 1992) sitt turbulenta hemland bakom sig för att följa sina proffsdrömmar i Europa. Knappt ett decennium senare har den ödmjuke målsprutan vunnit såväl Premier League som Champions League med sitt klubblag Liverpool, och på kuppen blivit en nationalikon i Egypten.Det här är berättelsen om hur han tog sig från de dammiga grusplanerna i hembyn till den moderna fotbollens absoluta toppskikt. Det handlar också om att komma ihåg sina rötter, den omöjliga kravbilden som uppstår när man börjar betraktas som ambassadör för en hel religion och vad det innebär att vara en inspirationskälla för sin generations post-revolutionära drömmar.I avsnittet medverkar Gilda Hamidi-Nia, utrikesreporter på SVT, och Rami Shaaban, före detta fotbollsproffs.Klippen i programmet är hämtade från BeIN Sports, CNN, Modern Sport, Chelsea TV, Sky Sports, Napoleon Hill, On Time Sports, LFCTV, BBC, Redmen TV, GQ, BT Sport, Amazon Prime Sport och Sveriges Radio.Avsnittet gjordes av Studio Olga våren 2022 och publicerades 11 april 2022.Programledare: Vendela LundbergAvsnittsmakare och reporter: Hateff MousaviyanLjudmix: Fredrik Nilsson

In S02E10, Host Danny Pape (Football Daily) is joined by talkSPORT's Sonny Snelling & representing our London rivals is Football Daily and Chelsea TV's Zac Djellab - as they discuss Spurs' 2-0 defeat at Stamford Bridge.

Velkommen til en sand landsholds - og podcastlegende: Lars Jacobsen!Afsnittets gæst er Landsholds-Lars, der har spillet intet mindre 81 kampe i rødt og hvidt. I afsnittet rundes både op - og nedturene med det danske landshold, Lars tilvænning til Mortens Olsens spillestil og en skæbnesvanger afslutning mod Sverige i 2015. Snakken kommer også forbi Lars Jacobsens tid i FC København og miraklet i Amsterdam. Endeligt snakker Jan og Lars om Jacobsens tid i engelsk fodbold, hans forhold til Liverpool og ikke mindst Boxing Day, som de fleste fodboldelskere holder uendeligt meget af - måske lige på nær spillerne selv. Denne episode er lavet i samarbejde med og sponsoreret af:- Stålrør AS: www.stalror.dk (Hjemmeside)- YouTv: Se fodbold fra de største turneringer og meget mere med YouTv.Lige nu kan du få første måned for kun 199,- kr. uanset hvor mange tv kanaler og streamingtjenester du vil ha'! Herefter er prisen 199 - 499 kr./md. afhængigt af abonnementsvalg. Gælder kun nye kunder.Prøv YouTv nu: https://bit.ly/3BkdxbaTekniker: Casper Østergaard / Redaktør: Anders Emil VestergaardLydklippene i afsnittet bruges med henvisning til citatretten og god citatskik.09:21: Ajax - FC København, 23/8-2006, Kanal 5, Discovery10:37: Ajax - FC København, 23/8-2006, Kanal 5, Discovery11:21: Ajax - FC København, 23/8-2006, Kanal 5, Discovery27:59: Chelsea FC - Everton, 30/5-2009, Chelsea TV, Youtube38:40: FC København - OB, 21/4-2004, Onside, FC København Youtube45:42: Italien - Danmark, 16/10-2012, Arlinda Cameron, Dailymotion49:54: Danmark - Sverige, 7/11-2015, Sveriges Radio, Radiosporten Youtube

This week myself and George are delighted to be joined by Chelsea TV and Football Daily's Zac Djellab. We cover a lot in this episode including: - How Zac got into content creation - Chelsea's season so far - Could we be moving away from Stamford Bridge in the future Follow Zac on Twitter: https://twitter.com/ZacDjellab Check his work out on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/thefootballdaily/videos Subscribe to our YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCyLFKu6hcIwR12qYIwL4doQ Follow us on socials: https://www.instagram.com/blues_brotherspodcast/ https://twitter.com/bluesbrothersp

On this week's podcast, Henry Hill is joined by Chelsea TV's Zac Djellab and the lesser-spotted James Waine to discuss the current managerial merry-go-round. Nuno Espirito Santo? Gone! Steve Bruce? Gone! Dean Smith and Rafa Benitez? Going...or staying? Then of course the ins - Antonio Conte has arrived at Spurs and will presumably be taking the big office off Fabio Paratici's hands, whilst Newcastle don't seem to have any plan behind the scenes. Unai Emery said no (wisely), so could Eddie Howe be on the way in? James even proposes a return to the Premier League for Sam Allardyce. Surely not? It's all a very fluid situation. Enjoy!

Welcome back to an early release of our latest Podcast, Episode 47!This week we went big and bought in one of our most favourite guests of all time so far, Chelsea TV presenter Zac Djellab for his first (and not last) appearance on the show.As you can imagine, Zac was full of excellent insights, inside Chelsea stories, and great opinions on our beloved club.We covered…- The beginning - How Zac got involved in content creation and how he worked his way up to a role working for Chelsea!- Who Zac has interviewed and who are his favourites - Including Lukaku, Gilmour, Guehi, Jorginho, Mount, and many more!- The inside story about those Champions League after party celebrations.- Zac’s favourite moments and favourite players as a Chelsea fan.- His views on the current Chelsea team, Thomas Tuchel and what he is like, and current club affairs including reviewing Manchester City and Juventus defeats.- Some VERY interesting Quickfire questions and a couple of follower questions.Thanks for tuning in guys, hope you enjoyed this one as much as we did.PLEASE NOTE - As explained here, we are going to paid subs from tomorrow late morning, so this Podcast will go behind a paywall going forward. Listen to it soon as possible if you want it for free, but our content will be going behind a paywall from tomorrow onwards and that means our content will be getting even better and even more regular!Thanks as always for all your support, listens, and reads!As always, for those who prefer to watch as well as listen, we have the video version available here!Simon and Dan. This is a public episode. If you’d like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit siphillipstalkschelsea.substack.com/subscribe

This week on 'The Blue Day Podcast', it's PART 2 of our exclusive interview with Neil 'Spy' Barnett! We reflect back on his time at Chelsea Football Club which includes being the pitch host for so many years plus being part of Chelsea TV & interviewing many Chelsea FC greats. Subscribe to 'The Blue Day Podcast' on iTunes, Spotify, Apple Podcasts & YouTube for more ex Chelsea player interviews & content. Furthermore, find us on Twitter, Facebook & Instagram. Just search 'The Blue Day Podcast'. If you have a question or views you wish to share with us or provide us with your opinion on all things Chelsea or indeed this podcast, email us at thebluedaypodcast@gmail.com Carefree Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Presenter & Reporter Alex Aljoe joins Hamish this week on the podcast. Alex currently works for Premier League Productions but previously worked for Real Madrid TV, on two separate occasions, and Chelsea TV. As well as being a talented reporter and presenter, Alex speaks five languages fluently and is an ex-international Lacrosse player for England. In this episode Alex discusses her career journey so far and how and why being multi-lingual has helped her career. Mixed and Sound Designed by Rocket Ears and Graham Slack. Follow Alex on Twitter and Instagram- @alexaljoe Time Codes:- - 1:00-10:00- Alex's start, her year abroad and first break at Real Madrid TV at just 20 years of age including her first interview with a certain Cristiano Ronaldo. - 10:00-12:30- How getting chucked into the deep end early on eventually benefitted Alex's career. - 12:30-14:15- The things Alex did at Durham University to enhance her broadcasting skills. - 14:15-18:10- Alex's decision to do an MA in TV Journalism despite having that hands on experience reporting and presenting for Real Madrid TV. - 18:10-25:15- Alex's experience working for Chelsea TV and then going back out to Real Madrid TV. - 25:15-29:15- How being multi-lingual has helped Alex in her career, how it allows her to interview players like Sergio Agüero, who others can't, and how it allows her to get more from interviewing foreign players. - 29:15-31:30- The differences behind the scenes between English and Spanish productions. - 31:30-36:20- Tips for aspiring sports broadcasters. - 36:20-39:00- The Alex Aljoe Quiz!

Alison Bender has seen and done it all in a media career that has stretched over 20 years. She's worked across the globe for leading broadcasters such as ESPN and Sky Sports, including Real Madrid TV and Chelsea TV. In this series she speaks with inspirational women in the media, taking a closer look at the challenges they've faced on the road to unlocking their talents in a challenging industry. Episode 1 with Kay Murray from ESPN drops on International Women's Day, 8 March.

In another episode of The Chelsea Spot Podcast, Orlando (Host - @0rland1nho) and Paree (Owner - @CFCParee) were joined by special guest Will Dalton (@WillDalton01) who talks about getting into Journalism and working for Chelsea TV and Premier League productions, meeting the likes of Tammy Abraham when he was 16, who he's impressed most by in the U23's, the importance to give Werner and Havertz time, the upcoming Arsenal game and so much more! Make sure to check us out on all our social media platforms, including our website, Twitter, Instagram, Spotify, ITunes, Amazon Music, Google and Youtube. #TheChelseaSpot | #Chelsea | #CFC --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thechelseaspot/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thechelseaspot/support

This week we were lucky enough to be joined by Will Dalton of Chelsea TV!Will provided us with some absolutely gold content from his ten years working within the club, giving insights off the back of interviews with the likes of Frank Lampard, John Terry, Eden Hazard, Diego Costa, David Luiz, and even one of the greatest ever, Pele!We also spoke a lot about current affairs at the club, Frank Lampard’s reign so far, and hopefully bought some level-headed views on our two league defeats on the trot.Were Chelsea really very close to signing Zinedine Zidane? Tune in to find out! This is a public episode. If you’d like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit siphillipstalkschelsea.substack.com/subscribe

In another episode of The Chelsea Spot podcast, Orlando (Host - @0rland1nho) and Dan (Host - @danbarkzr) was joined by journalist and former Chelsea TV presenter Alison Bender! They talked about celebrating with Didier Drogba in the dressing room, giving advice to Jose Mourinho, taking a trip to Ghana with Michael Essien, and so much more! She has some amazing stories so make sure to listen to the full episode... Make sure to check us out on all our social media platforms, including our website, Twitter, Instagram, Spotify, ITunes, Amazon Music and Google. #TheChelseaSpot | #Chelsea | #CFC --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thechelseaspot/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thechelseaspot/support

On this week's episode of Chelsea Mike'd Up, Michael Ryan Ruiz and Chris Wittyngham break down Chelsea's performance in their 3-1 win over Brighton, look ahead to their Sunday match with Liverpool, take your listener questions, and speak to Lee Parker, Chelsea TV reporter and voice of Stamford Bridge Stadium Announcer. Chelsea Supporters Clubs origin stories: http://bit.ly/CMU_Supporters Chelsea Play Predictor: https://www.chelseafc.com/en/news/2020/09/11/compete-and-win-with-play-predictor 

In this episode of Campbell's Footballs, I am joined by Matt Davies Adams. Matt has had an interesting career in the media and journalism and on this show we explore Matt's journey in football so far. I talk to Matt about what life is like as a Nottingham Forest fan, working at Chelsea TV, his involvement with Totally Football Show and more. Well worth a listen. In association with Toby Johnson and Rory Hope Music.

On this episode of Chelsea Mike'd Up, Michael Ryan Ruiz and Chris Wittyngham look ahead to Chelsea's upcoming games against (1:15) Manchester City in the Premier League and (37:40) Leicester City in the FA Cup. We also (11:10) break down Antonio Rudiger's comments to Chelsea TV on how he played a part in convincing Timo Werner to come to Stamford Bridge and (44:40) news that Chelsea might not participate in next year's Carabao Cup. For the interview (15:45), we're joined by Millie Bright of the Chelsea Women's side that were recently crowned champions of England. We discuss how strange it was to find out they won the title over Zoom, the growth of the women's game in England, and how excited Chelsea are to qualify for the UEFA Women's Champions League.

The London is Blue is a soccer fancast created by Chelsea FC fans from America and covers all things Chelsea. Hosts are @BBBusbee, @DanDormer & @NickVerlaney. This episode we were joined again by Olivia Buzaglo, @OliviaBuzaglo, from Chelsea TV to chat transfers and contract news! This is the final of 3 episodes this week featuring Olivia! So help us give her some thanks for her time with a follow at the links below and head back to our other episodes with her this week if you missed them! Follow Olivia! Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/oliviabuzaglo/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/OliviaBuzaglo If You'd Like to Help Us Help Others Follow this link to donate to Feeding America's COVID-19 response efforts and send us your receipt for proof and we will match donations up to $1000! FeedingAmerica.org or https://t.co/mngJdtLS4O?amp=1 Contact Us Twitter: https://twitter.com/LondonBluePod Instagram: https://instagram.com/LondonBluePod Facebook: https://facebook.com/LondonBluePod Website: http://londonisbluepodcast.com Anchor: https://anchor.fm/londonbluepod Edited by Jake Perkins: https://www.instagram.com/jeremiahludicrous/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/londonbluepod/support

The London is Blue is a soccer fancast created by Chelsea FC fans from America and covers all things Chelsea. Hosts are @BBBusbee, @DanDormer & @NickVerlaney. This episode we were joined again by Olivia Buzaglo, @OliviaBuzaglo, from Chelsea TV to chat transfers and contract news! This is the second of 3 episodes this week featuring Olivia! So give her a follow at the links below and watch out for our other episodes with her this week! Follow Olivia! Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/oliviabuzaglo/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/OliviaBuzaglo If You'd Like to Help Us Help Others Follow this link to donate to Feeding America's COVID-19 response efforts and send us your receipt for proof and we will match donations up to $1000! FeedingAmerica.org or https://t.co/mngJdtLS4O?amp=1 Contact Us Twitter: https://twitter.com/LondonBluePod Instagram: https://instagram.com/LondonBluePod Facebook: https://facebook.com/LondonBluePod Website: http://londonisbluepodcast.com Anchor: https://anchor.fm/londonbluepod Edited by Jake Perkins: https://www.instagram.com/jeremiahludicrous/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/londonbluepod/support

The London is Blue is a soccer fancast created by Chelsea FC fans from America and covers all things Chelsea. Hosts are @BBBusbee, @DanDormer & @NickVerlaney. This episode we were joined by Olivia Buzaglo, @OliviaBuzaglo, from Chelsea TV to chat transfers and contract news! This will be one of 3 episodes this week featuring Olivia! So give her a follow at the links below and watch out for our other episodes with her this week! Follow Olivia! Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/oliviabuzaglo/Twitter: https://twitter.com/OliviaBuzaglo If You'd Like to Help Us Help Others Follow this link to donate to Feeding America's COVID-19 response efforts and send us your receipt for proof and we will match donations up to $1000! FeedingAmerica.org or https://t.co/mngJdtLS4O?amp=1 Contact Us Twitter: https://twitter.com/LondonBluePod Instagram: https://instagram.com/LondonBluePod Facebook: https://facebook.com/LondonBluePod Website: http://londonisbluepodcast.com Anchor: https://anchor.fm/londonbluepod Edited by Jake Perkins: https://www.instagram.com/jeremiahludicrous/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/londonbluepod/support

On this week's episode of Chelsea Mike'd Up, Michael Ryan Ruiz and Chris Wittyngham discuss (1:10) the latest with the potential transfer of Jadon Sancho, (7:30) Newcastle's reported sale to a group led by Saudi Arabia, (10:40) the future of N'Golo Kante, (37:50) Alvaro Morata's recent comments in an Instagram Live that upset some Chelsea supporters (a conversation complete with a shock twist), and (45:30) Willian's potential departure leaving the club without Brazilian internationals (a conversation complete with a massive tangent). We also talk to former Chelsea player and current Chelsea TV pundit Jason Cundy (14:30) about his career with the Blues, his transition into media, and his thoughts on all of the young players that have emerged this season for Chelsea.

TNC talks to Alison Bender, football presenter, about her work with ESPN, Sky Sports News, The Sun, Chelsea TV and Real Madrid TV. She discusses the difference between working for a club station to working for a news station and compares how America covers sports versus how the UK covers it. We also look into Chelsea post-Lampard, the Maguire and Neymar sagas, Steve Bruce's appointment and MORE!

Chelsea FanCast on Love Sport Radio – the only 100% Chelsea show on the radio! Jake Watson, Stamford Chidge and Dean Mears. With Frank Lampard's first game in charge against Bohemian's last week, the boys ask what has he learnt and who caught his eye? Do we take pre-season too seriously and is the Club ripping the fans off?Chelsea draw 1-1 v Bohemians in Lampard’s 1st match in charge with a mix of youngsters & loan returnees. Who caught the eye? What systems is Frank Lampard's coaching team using? What, if anything, will Lampard have learned and is it too early to see who might make it in to the first team squad and who won’t?With pre-season meltdown already in full swing, do the media and the fans take it too seriously?Is pre-season predominantly about fitness rather than performances & results? Is it unfair on fans to pass these games off as competitive or is it a good opportunity for overseas fans to see the team play?Support the Chelsea FanCast and become a Patron:Become a Patron!Chelsea are charging £1.99 per pre-season match to watch on the 5th stand app. Many fans paid but couldn’t watch and for many others the app crashed. All this while fans used to get all the pre-season games for their Chelsea TV subscription of £5.99 per month. While the Club issued an apology and a refund, are they missing the point? Should they be charging at all? Is it exploitative? Are the fans being increasingly treated as customers rather than supporters?In this weeks 'Legend of the week' sponsored by Classic Football Shirts, Dean chooses his boyhood hero Carlo Cudicini. But is he really a Chelsea legend? He is only the third Chelsea goalkeeper to win the Club's 'Player of the Year' in 2002 and arguably is the third best goalkeeper in the club's history, but the feeling remains that his Chelsea career is a case of what might have been, had Petr Cech not arrived and relegated Carlo to the bench. It should not be forgotten though, that Carlo in his Chelsea prime was one of the best 'keepers in the Premier League and arguably the world.Chelsea FanCast is broadcast on Love Sport Radio every Friday from 7.00-9.00 pm. LOVE SPORT is a London radio station and is broadcast on 558 AM and on London DAB along with numerous digital channels. You can listen from anywhere in the world. You can visit lovesportradio.com to listen live to the station and of course you can download LOVE SPORT apps in the android and IOS app stores. You can also listen to LOVESPORT radio through Radioplayer and TuneIn.The best thing is that you can phone in and join in the show and the debate with us, live. The number to call is 0208 70 20 558 See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We delve in to the Chelsea FanCast Archive over the summer break and dig up some classic Chelsea FanCast’s from the past. This week's episode is Chelsea FanCast #192 which features the first guest appearance on the show of Neil 'Spy' Barnett.The show was originally recorded on 15th February 2012, a day after a miserable 2-0 defeat away to Everton in the dying embers of Andre Villas Boas' ill-feted tenure. Neil 'Spy' Barnett makes his first guest appearance on the Fancast and at the time was still the on-pitch announcer at Stamford Bridge and presenter on Chelsea TV. As well as throwing himself in to the show he discussed his book 'Perfect 10' on his favourite Chelsea players and regaled us with anecdotes of his time as on-pitch announcer, presenter at Chelsea TV and Chelsea supporter since 1959.Not a very good day at Everton would be an understatement, but hats off to the Chelsea Faithful who made the effort and got behind the team and the manager. Where do we start? No effort; no desire; no pace; no creativity; no pressing; poor defending and giving the ball away too easily. That’s 2 wins out of the last 10 games; 12 out of a possible 30 points. The worst points total at this stage of the season since 2000/01. It really is going from bad to worse isn’t it? Many Chelsea supporters are asking is AVB the right man for the job? Will Roman wield the axe? What if anything can we change?Hopefully we answer these tough questions on the show, aided and abetted by Neil ‘Spy’ Barnett, a man close to the Chelsea camp, who can bring some much needed perspective to proceedings having watched Chelsea since 1959. In among the insightful analysis we give out this week’s Match Awards - the ‘Fannies’ - for Man of the Match, Chant of the match, Guinness and Celery moments.In the second half of the show we talk to Neil about his book ‘Perfect 10’ and his often hilarious anecdotes from writing, editing and broadcasting for Chelsea for over 20 years, working closely with players and managers, and exchanging banter with home and away fans as the on-pitch announcer and presenting for Chelsea TV.But, we warn you. Neil can talk…a lot…and for a very long time!! For a shorter version read Neil’s book available here. The Chelsea Football FanCast #192: All Very Bleak! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Chelsea FanCast on Love Sport Radio - the only 100% Chelsea show on the radio! Stamford Chidge, Jonathan Kydd and Jake Watson are joined by very special guest Neil 'Spy' Barnett, former Chelsea TV presenter and stadium announcer, talking about his 30 years behind the scenes at Chelsea!On the show we discuss the fall out surrounding the £5m 'golden handshake' for outgoing Premier League Chief, Richard Scudamore and what this and the appointment of new Premier League Chief, Susanna Dinnage , will mean for supporters.Neil gives us his thoughts on Joe Cole after he announced his retirement from the game at the age of 37 plus the news that struggling Chelsea striker, Alvaro Morata, has been seeing a Psychologist in an attempt to turn his form around.For the second half of the show, we talk to 'Spy' about his 30 years behind the scenes at Chelsea, complete with some hilarious anecdotes;his relationship with Roman Abramovich, the players and the managers; how he became the on-pitch announcer and why he nearly got arrested for winding up opposition supporters and why it all came to an end.Former Chelsea player, Paul Canoville, a great friend of Neil's joins us on the phone to talk about the pitch presentations and their overseas tours together.Plus we have questions for 'Spy' from the listeners who phoned in.Chelsea Fancast is broadcast on Love Sport Radio every Friday from 7.00-9.00 pm. LOVE SPORT is a London radio station and is broadcast on 558 AM and on London DAB along with numerous digital channels. You can listen from anywhere in the world. You can visit lovesportradio.com to listen live to the station and of course you can download LOVE SPORT apps in the android and IOS app stores. You can also listen to LOVESPORT radio through Radioplayer and TuneIn.The best thing is that you can phone in and join in the show and the debate with us, live. The number to call is 0208 70 20 558Follow on twitter: @lovesportradio and facebook: www.facebook.com/lovesportradio See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

City picked up their first trophy under Pep, United knocked Chelsea down to fifth, Liverpool were out of this world, and West Brom need Tony Pulis. It was, as they say, quite the weekend and your Totally Football Show gang - AC Jimbo, Opta’s Duncan Alexander, Ian Irving from PLTV and Chelsea TV commentator Matt Davies - are here to analyse it all and much, much more RUNNING ORDER: • PART 1: Same old Arsenal as City win the League Cup (01m 40s) • PART 2: United get the better of Chelsea; why Morata needs John Terry (13m 10s)  • PART 3a: More Top Four talk (24m 00s) • PART 3b: West Brom need a miracle (or Tony Pulis); Alan Pardew’s wonky logic (25m 50s)  • PART 3c: Eddie Howe receives more middle disappointing news; Jack Butland’s blunder; Glenn Murray’s hot-streak; Royston Drenthe’s second act (28m 00s)  • PART 4a: Pizza with Pat Nevin (37m 40s) • PART 4b: Liverpool’s dirty crosses and Firmino’s no-look finishes (39m 50s) • PART 4c: England’s starting XI (44m 10s)   • PART 5a: Championship news (48m 20s)  • PART 5b: European round-up, Chinese transfer news, and Diego Costa niceness (51m 40s) • PART 6: Paddy Power’s Movers & Shakers with Lee Price (61m 30s)  • PART 8: Fantasy football news and adios (63m 30s) LIVE NEWS: • we’re live at **[Vicar Street in Dublin on Monday 19 March](http://www.ticketmaster.ie/The-Totally-Football-Show-Live-tickets/artist/5242479?tm_link=artist_artistvenue_module)**. Jimbo will be joined by James Horncastle, Julien Laurens and Pat Nevin - who’ll also be doing an exclusive DJ set. [Get your tickets now!](http://www.ticketmaster.ie/The-Totally-Football-Show-Live-tickets/artist/5242479?tm_link=artist_artistvenue_module) LISTEN TO US ON ALEXA: • ask Alexa to 'enable the Totally Football Show skill' to hear us on your Amazon dot or echo PARISH NOTICES: • join [**Paddy Power’s Rewards Club**](http://www.paddypower.com/) • get your shave on with our friends [**Cornerstone**, who are giving you £10 off your first order](https://www.cornerstone.co.uk/totally) GET IN TOUCH: • find us on [**Facebook**,  - home of the Totally Football Quiz every Friday at 1230 GMT](https://www.facebook.com/thetotallyfootballshow/) • send us a [tweet: **@TheTotallyShow**](http://www.twitter.com/thetotallyshow)

In this month’s edition of the Sound Women podcast Chelsea TV and BBC 5 Live presenter Gigi Salmon introduces ‘Be A Good Sport’ with some of the leading female figures in sports broadcasting. We hear from the first female commentator on ‘Match of the Day’ as Jacqui Oatley MBE explains that it’s never too late to follow your dream career. We also pinned down BBC World Service’s Caroline Barker in-between her world travels with sports stories from Rio, Kenya, the United States and even from Essex. Finally, Nicki Bannerman catches up with producer and talent agent , Jo Tongue, who gives the inside scoop on life behind the scenes of sport broadcasting. This episode was produced by Nicki Bannerman and edited by sports Producer Abi Paterson. A huge thanks to hosts Chelsea TV, ITV and Tongue Tied Management for helping support Sound Women with their amazing facilities. Find out more about Sound Women at www.soundwomen.co.uk and join the conversation on twitter @soundwomen. @NickiHBC @AbiPaterson @JacquiOatley @carolinebarker @tonguetweets

We celebrate the 350th Chelsea FanCast tonight - the defeat to Swansea not so much! Join Stamford Chidge, Jonathan Kydd, Dan Silver and Chelsea journalist Dan Levene as they discuss the match against Swansea and all things Chelsea plus a special interview with former Chelsea player and TalkSport and Chelsea TV presenter Jason Cundy. On the show tonight we’ll be discussing the conundrum of playing the youth and disinterested senior players whilst expecting decent results and asking was Guus right to ‘yank’ off young Miazga? In part two we’ll be asking who gives a shit – the Players; Manager; Club; the Supporters? We’ll also be rounding up this week’s Chelsea news on new manager Conte, potential departures and JT’s future. In part three, we have a special interview with Jason Cundy recorded earlier this week where I asked him about this season; Conte and what needs to happen this summer. To wrap up in part four we’ll have the usual round up of Chelsea supporter news and we’ll be announcing... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The Offside Rule (We Get It!) is brought to you from Stamford Bridge this week, with Chelsea TV's Gigi Salmon hosting alongside Lynsey Hooper and Kait Borsay. Following Chelsea's win over Tottenham Hotspur in the League Cup, we thought it was an apt setting and our first topic followed suit: Jose's best moments. Love him or hate him, you can't deny Jose Mourinho is one of a kind. From eggs to fighting with Big Sam, we reminisce on his highlights at Chelsea FC. Roger East had a less successful weekend, sending off Sunderland's Wes Brown for a foul committed by....John O'Shea. We take a look at some classic 'whoops!' moments in the world of football. Finally, which footballers have a body double in other sports? And no, we've taken a deviation from the obvious comparison between Tom Daley and Luis Suarez... There's loads of great content to discover at www.offsiderulepodcast.com - you can pop over to Twitter @OffsideRulePod and Like our Facebook page. Out every Thursday. #Football #Soccer #PremierLeague #EPL #Women #League #England #LynseyHooper #KaitBorsay #GigiSalmon #JoseMourinho #Chelsea #LeagueCup #KurtZouma #SamAllardyce #Ibrahimovic #RogerEast #WesBrown #JohnOShea #Sunderland #ManchesterUnited #RadamelFalcao #Schalke #TimonWellenreuther #BorussiaDortmund #MarcoReus #Ajax #GoAheadEagles #MickeyVanDerHart #StevenGerrard #OwenCoyle #StJohnstone #WilfriedZaha #JoeHart #TheoWalcott #RogerFederer #LionelMessi Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

All the news from Chelsea TV's Blues News as Ashley Cole looks back at the season.

All this week's news from Chelsea TV's Blues News as JT looks back at the season and we hear from our newest signing.

All this week's news from Chelsea TV's Blues News as Lamps looks back at the season and we hear from Jose and Michael Essien in Ghana.

All the news from Chelsea TV's Blues News as Jose looks back at the season and we hear from our newest signing.