Podcasts about conifa world cup

Listen to this preview of our Patreon-only podcast, where in this episode our founder & editor-in-chief Antoine Brimbal speaks about CONIFA - a Football World Cup tournament specifically for separatist states and diasporas. You heard that right. Football + politics in one. What else could one ask for?Full episode only available at www.patreon.com/moderninsurgent.Follow our featured writer on Instagram: @antoine.brimbal

Paul Watson, former semi-professional footballer, coach, writer, author, club founder and co-owner, Conifa World Cup organizer and Kitmas founder, is our latest guest on Inside the beautiful Game. Paul joined Inside host, Dan Ogunshakin, during lockdown from his home in the UK to talk about his incredible journey within football that has seen him do things most people probably wouldn’t even dream of contemplating let alone actually doing. From Bristol to Guam, Mongolia to a mistaken case of suspected money laundering, Paul has experienced more in his tender years than the majority would in several lifetimes and here is his remarkable tale! This episode was recorded on February 5, 2021. You can find Inside the Beautiful Game on Facebook and follow the pod on Twitter @InsideTBG or on podchaser: https://www.podchaser.com/podcasts/inside-the-beautiful-game-991478 Please leave us a review and 5* rating either on Apple podcasts or at http://ratethispodcast.com/inside. Thanks!

The much travelled Justin Walley is today's guest, with some stories which will open up eyes and possibly pass on the 'travel itch'. Entering the CONIFA World Cup with a team who almost never made it to the tournament, this is a fascinating listen you do not want to miss! For all your personal and professional development needs check out https://www.mattwardconsulting.com/ If you're a British, Irish or N.Irish football coach and want access to jobs and coach development resources, join the British Football Coaches Network here https://www.britishfootballcoaches.com/coach-network

Sign up for a 7-day free trial and 50% off an annual subscription of The Athletic!Jimmy Ferrar, manager of Chagos Islands FC, joins Tifo to talk about the history of the nation, his football team, and their journey to the 2020 CONIFA World Cup!You can help Chagos Islands FC reach the World Cup by donating here: https://t.co/yFxccQaiDSFollow Jimmy and the Chagos Islands on Twitter: @jimmygawjus @chagosisland

The Kernow Football Alliance held a Press Conference today to announce their squad for the CONIFA World Cup being held in North Macedonia in the summer. CORNISH SOCCER will be at the finals and so make sure you don't miss our daily podcast. We will be in Skopje a couple of days before the tournament begins and following Kernow FA all the way, hopefully to the final!

Hello and welcome to the first episode of 2020 for Sportscast Jersey. We kick things off by talking to James Scott, the manager of Parishes of Jersey FC, as we talked about the upcoming CONIFA AGM in Jersey, entering the CONIFA World Cup this summer and what the future holds for POJFC. A big thanks to Parishes of Jersey for sponsoring this episode. I hope you enjoy, and a big thanks for listening! Thanks,Dan

RAPPO & DEACS, Series 2, Episode 5 Friday, August 30 2019 It’s a bulging with interviews episode this week! Last week we spoke to Andrew Bragg, the Kernow FA Director of Football with an exclusive, this week he’s back on again as he tells us they are working on a bid to stage the next CONIFA World Cup! We’ve got loads of interviews with managers from around the county – from Penzance across the Duchy to Callington and including one with Tony Howard of Storm FC. Tony tells us how the club "was an email away from folding" but has worked towards survival and hopefully the interview gives encouragement to those currently struggling. Rappo gives us his weekly detailed look at the new St Piran League – East and West, that’s after another sob story for his “Bet of the Week”. As usual Cam Weldon talks Truro City and Phil Hiscox keeps us up to date with the Kitchen Kit Ltd South West Peninsula League, this week it has a FA Vase flavour. We welcome former Truro City manager Leigh Robinson back into football as he takes on a role at Helston, while the Blues striker Mark Goldsworthy is our main man as he reaches a terrific goalscoring milestone – his 300th SWPL goal. As usual, get in touch by either email davedeacon@cornishsoccer.info or twitter @soccerpodcast if you have any ideas or suggestions as to what you would like to hear on the weekly podcast. Remember, the beauty of the podcast is that you can stop listening at any time and then return at a convenient time later, but most importantly make sure you subscribe on your favourite podcast platform so that you don’t ever miss a future episode. TIMINGS, APPROX - (2:51):- 2:40 – Cam Weldon talks Truro City 14:40 – Tony Howard (Storm FC) 30:22 – Paul Rowe (Wadebridge Town) 36:25 – Lee Mann (Callington Town) 49:10 - Rappo’s ‘Bet of the Week’ 56:10 – Anthony Reynolds (Penzance) 1:09:35 – Leigh Robinson (Helston Athletic) 1:25:46 –Rappo and the St Piran Football League EAST 1:30:25 – Mark Smith (AFC St Austell Reserves) 1:41:20 – Rappo and the St Piran Football League WEST 1:54:35 - Phil Hiscox (Secretary, South West Peninsula League) 2:10:12 – Predictions from across the leagues 2:21:48 – Andrew Bragg (Kernow FA) 2:27:10 – Mark Goldsworthy (Helston Athletic)

We welcome former international manager Justin Walley onto this week’s podcast. Justin was the manager of Matabeleland who participated in last year’s CONIFA World Cup, a tournament for nations not recognised by FIFA. We talk about Justin’s time in Zimbabwe, the fall of Robert Mugabe, Bruce Grobbelaar joining Justin’s coaching team and what it’s like managing in Africa. You can buy Justin’s book about his experiences ‘One Football, No Nets’ here: https://smile.amazon.co.uk/One-Football-Nets-Justin-Walley/dp/1910515647/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1551637506&sr=8-1&keywords=one+football+no+nets You can enter Africa on the Ball’s competition to win a copy of Justin’s book by checking out their Twitter (@AfricaOnTheBall). Also in the podcast we mention the upcoming Everything to Play For Conference about Women’s Football in Scotland, which is co-sponsored by our consultancy arm Club Development Scotland. Tickets are still available for the event here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/everything-to-play-for-womens-football-in-scotland-tickets-55513693953

Anthony Kendrick is joined by former international manager and now author Justin Walley for an episode of The Big Interview. We discuss Matabeleland, who had a squad including legendary goalkeeper Bruce Grobelaar and their journey to London to compete in the CONIFA World Cup. The tournament included those nations who are not considered part of FIFA, and was well publicised, with Mark Clattenburg refereeing the final and Paddy Power introducing a new green card. Justin resigned as manager following the tournament, and spent some time in Russia for the FIFA World Cup. He details all of his unbelievable experiences with his country, and how he ended up there in his new book 'One Football, No Nets', which details all of the obstacles which he needed to overcome - the small matter of no money, no resources, no salary, no visas, and no sponsors. You can purchase Justin's book here: https://www.amazon.co.uk/One-Football-Nets-Justin-Walley/dp/1910515647/ Follow us and Justin on twitter: www.twitter.com/JustinWalley10 www.twitter.com/Ant_Kendrick www.twitter.com/v2sportnetwork Thanks for listening!

Howler 15 contributor Elliot Sheaf, editor of Top Corner Magazine and West Ham United supporter, shares thoughts on the ConIFA World Cup, rediscovering a love of the England team, and trying to love the London Stadium. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's an alternative World Cup-themed Extratime.ie Sportscast as Dec Marron and Dave Donnelly delve into the weird and wonderful CONIFA World Cup. The lads speak to Dublin-based journalist James Hendicott, who travelled to England earlier this month for the World Cup for a broad umbrella of nations and peoples unaffiliated with FIFA. On a more mainstream World Cup note, Dec is joined on the phone from Russia by Macdara Ferris, who has so far taken in games between Iran and Morocco, and Egypt and the hosts. Macdara also talks to Guardian journalist Amy Lawrence about her perception of Russia since touching down - with the backddrop of Senegal's surprise win over Poland.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/extratimecom)

In Episode 2, Livi walks you through the CONIFA World Cup, Tamara weighs up football kit as fashion kit, and and we play the game that's sweeping the nation: England squad member, or incumbent MP? 'The World Cup for Forgotten Nations' / Alan Burdick www.newyorker.com/news/sporting-sc…orgotten-nations 'Leave My Football Scarf Alone!' / Ellie Pithers www.ft.com/content/07e2252c-22…8-8138-569c3d7ab0a7 Music: Гоша Рубчинский / FACE (Prod. Tommy Kruise) World Cup Willie (Where in this World are We Going)/ Lonnie Donegan Mundial '82 / Placido Domingo Hot, Hot, Hot / Arrow World in Motion / New Order Three Lions / Baddiel & Skinner & The Lightning Seeds Waka Waka (This Time for Africa) I Like It / Cardi B, Bad Bunny & J Balvin Theme: Ice Cream / Leo Rosso

Millions of fans from the around the globe will be glued to the opening match of the World Cup in Russia. But on Saturday, in front of a much more modest crowd, the final of an alternative international tournament will take place. The CONIFA World Cup is a competition made up of nations, regions and communities who aren't recognised by football's world governing body FIFA. Caroline Barker has been finding out more. You Can Bet On It! So you think you know who's going to win the World Cup don't you ? Brazil are 4-1 favourites....how about a flutter on European champions Portugal? They are 25-1... What about backing a first African winner? Nigeria are the shortest priced team to do so at 150-1. Well whoever you gamble on, the only certainty is that 'sports betting' is a BIG business. It's worth an estimated $700 billion a year. But where there is gambling on sport, there are criminals attempting to influence the result, or pervert the progress of the competition for financial gain. It's called Match Fixing or Spot fixing and its endemic. Former Australian handball player, Catherine Ordway is now an academic and lawyer with Snedden Hall & Gallop. She's a specialist interest in the problems of match fixing... she's concerned about it's impact on the integrity sport itself Safe in South Africa Over the past few decades, Cape Town in South Africa has developed an unfortunate reputation as one of the most crime ridden cities in the world. Many of the young people living in the city’s townships have little opportunities to make something of themselves, and find security in gangs. Sportshour's Mo Allie has been looking at how the "Play Sport 4 Life" organisation is aiming to provide sporting opportunities for young people. Photo: Northern Cyprus players and staff celebrate reaching the 2018 CONIFA Football World Cup Final (Getty Images)

Chris is joined by Justin Walley for a very special Extra Time episode talking the ConIFA World Cup See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Biathlon Boycott Find out why the US biathlon team are boycotting a World Cup event in Russia this month, despite the IOC lifting their ban. A member of the US team, Clare Egan, tells us they’re making a stand against doping in sport and believe the IOC lifted the sanctions too soon. Zimbabwe to Zambia in a chicken wagon We find out how the footballers of Matabeleland qualified for the ConIFA World Cup in England in May - a tournament for nations and regions not recognised by FIFA. Their English coach, Justin Whalley, tells us the story of their qualification and the fund-raising taking place so they can take part in the finals. Peace in our time Peace Proscovia was never meant to leave her village in Uganda and never meant to get a University degree either. But now she captains her country in Netball - and will do so at the Commonwealth Games in April - and is studying for a Masters in Marketing. Get in the hole ball World No 3 Justin Thomas has a fan ejected for shouting while playing a shot at the Honda Classic. So should golf fans be allowed to openly root against players as in other sports? Or have the players put up with shouting from the galleries for too long? The former tour professional Andrew Murray and golf writer James Corrigan offer their opposing views. Going downhill fast Millie Knight is a visually-impaired ski racer who represented Great Britain at the Winter Paralympics in Sochi aged just 15, coming fifth in both the slalom and giant slalom. Since then she 's won the World Championships in Italy and is a big favourite for a medal at the 2018 games in Pyeongchang. As they hurtle down the slope, Millie and her guide Brett Wild talk via a Bluetooth headset.