Podcasts about Cyrille Regis

Welcome to It Was What It Was for part two of our interview with Brendan Batson, a trailblazer in English football.Brendon tells Jonathan and Rob about his impactful time at West Bromwich Albion as part of the iconic 'Three Degrees' with Cyrille Regis and Laurie Cunningham. We discuss his teammates, the tragic losses and his work to combat racism. Brendon also gives us an insight into the personal impact of his former manager Ron Atkinson's notorious comments on live television.00:00 Introduction and Overview01:07 Brendan Batson's Early Career and Challenges03:00 The China Tour Experience06:20 The Three Degrees Phenomenon12:32 Impact and Legacy of Black Players18:37 Knee Injury and Career Transition20:10 Coaching Courses and Philosophies24:24 The Evolution of a Coaching Philosophy24:42 The One-Size-Fits-All Approach25:50 Player Welfare and Career Transitions27:59 Tragic Losses and Their Impact28:38 The Legacy of Laurie Cunningham32:33 Racism in Football: A Personal Betrayal38:20 The Complexity of Racism in Football41:21 The Fight Against Racism: Past and Present46:17 Concluding Thoughts and Reflections Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Programme 11 features an exclusive interview with former Baggies man Zoltan Gera and our studio guest is former Sports Argus man Rob Bishop. Also hear from Laurie Rampling on his Cyrille Regis book, and Harry Taylor on Steve Bloomer. Albion fans Rex Edwards and Ken Lord share their Albion memories.

Laurie Rampling discusses his new book about Cyrille Regis. A longer interview will be in the February 2024 edition of The Throstle Club.

SUBSCRIBE TO BRAZILIAN SHIRT NAME EXTRA: https://brazilian-shirt-name.hubwave.net/Anne-Marie Batson joins Dotun and Tim to talk about the day West Brom beat Man Utd 5-3. They discuss the wider impact that Cyrille Regis, Laurie Cunningham, and Brendon Batson had on football and on the Black British community.Brendon's book 'The Third Degree' is out on the 22nd September and is avaliable here: https://www.curtis-sport.com/online-store/The-Third-Degree-Brendon-Batson-Autobiography-p581364376To find out more about the book follow the twitter page here: https://twitter.com/BatsonBook

Cyrille Regis est un symbole des joueurs noire qui lutte contre le racisme dans les stade de football a une époque ou justement le foot anglais étais infesté par sa le racisme mais il a pas crevé l'écran juste avec sa il est un joueurs de couleurs qui a été le grand fer de lance de deux club principalement le club de WBA et de Coventry City donc avec ce dernier club il a gagné une FA cup magnifique il mérite du respect pour l'homme qu'il est les valeurs qu'il représente dans un monde encore Aujourd'hui ou le racisme est très présent.

In the latest Baggies Broadcast summer guest episode Jonny Drury sat down with former midfielder Rob Davies. In episode four of the summer series, Davies discussed his football journey from a Mid Wales seaside town to Albion, with the Baggies forking out £50k for the Wrexham youngster. He also talked car rides with Jeremy Peace, friendships with senior players, Cyrille Regis as an agent, a failed move to Spain, advice for young professionals and life after football. This episode is sponsored by the Kettle & Toaster Man. Title Track: 'King Cyrille' by The King Dukes. (M.Griffiths) This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.

Jonny Drury sat down with ex-Albion midfielder and current Birmingham City Women boss Darren Carter for the latest guest episode of the Baggies Broadcast - sponsored by the Kettle & Toaster Man. Darren discusses his two years at Albion as a player - and his time as a client of Albion cult hero Cyrille Regis, who became an agent following his playing days. He also talks about his upbringing at Birmingham - the disappointment of relegation and play off defeat, his regrets of leaving Albion and how the club helped boost his coaching career. Want to have your say? Follow us on Twitter at @AlbionPoddy and do us a solid by submitting a review on your listening platform! Title Track: 'King Cyrille' by The King Dukes. (M.Griffiths) This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License

Al and Val are back after a break to discuss Norwich City's history with fellow yo-yo'ers WBA.We dissect the recent draw reflecting on the general Carrow Road discontent despite the Canaries sitting high in the League.We look back at the last meetings in Farke's first title-winning season when the vibe was much more positive.There's an early FA Cup meeting, a Cyrille Regis goal of the season and Al freezing at the Hawthorns.Final thoughts - There is a relegation 6-pointer and Val remembers the day the deckchairs came out!

As Si & Mags hit a full year of live shows (and close in on 100 Chain Wrestling episodes in total) here is a chance to hear where The Chain all began!FOLLOW US!@SJPWORLDMEDIA@CHAIN_WRESTLING@SJPWORDS@PodfatherMags

The pioneer.Most famously one of West Bromwich Albion's so-called Three Degrees Brendon was part of the Windrush generation who came to the United Kingdom to work and to live but found a country that was often inhospitable and unaccepting. He had never played football when he arrived here but he quickly developed as a talent which resulted in a scholarship at Arsenal and ultimately resulted in him becoming Arsenal's first black player.It's his time at West Brom, and the battles that he, and the much missed Cyrille Regis and Laurie Cunningham, fought that stand him out as a pioneer and a hero to us at B5 Consultancy. He speaks beautifully and modestly about his incredible life experiences and we are honoured to have had him as a guest on the pod.This episode has been produced in partnership with our good friends and sponsors at Sports Fusion. Sports Fusion are a tech company who have been supporting the sports industry for many years and we are proud to be associated with them. You can find out more about the company here: https://www.sportsfusion.co.uk/Please do support us on Patreon - patreon.com/footballjourneys. For just £2 a month you can help fund the production of these episodes. You will also get early access to episodes, ad free content and benefits and content that non-Patreons don't get.

Episode 23 of The West Bromwich Albion focused podcast is here! This week we chat about Daryl Dikes debut against QPR, a game we unfortunately lost. We discuss whether Val's decisions are costing us & Jon's great idea of renaming The East Stand The Cyrille Regis Stand. We also respond to The Daily Mails article about reducing the premier league down to 18 clubs and Talk Sports feature of "What's the point in West Brom" Thanks for listening Boing Boing! Music Credit: Kovan & Electro-Light - Skyline [NCS Release]

Anne-Marie Batson joins Dotun and Tim to talk about the day West Brom beat Man Utd 5-3. They discuss the wider impact that Cyrille Regis, Laurie Cunningham, and Brendon Batson had on football and on the Black British community.

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It was great to be joined by Birmingham Mail's own James Rushton for this intriguing edition of The Late Night Ramble. James discussed his career so far and the path that has led him to his current role. James discussed the wider Aston Villa podcast and media community as well as giving his insight to what it takes to forge a career in the football media industry. We spent time talking about some of the notable news stories of the week including the recent Government announcement regarding fans being allowed back into stadiums, Aston Villa topping the hate crime statistics and Tyrone Mings nomination for the Cyrille Regis award. We also previewed the upcoming fixture against West Ham United and last but not least James attempted to take on Aston Villa's version of Room 101 - Didier Six.  An episode not to be missed. Host: Omar Guest: James Rushton Please subscribe and follow. Twitter: @villapodcast Instagram: @thevillatalks Facebook: @villapodcast UTV!

Episode 14. In this special episode of The Magpie Circle we celebrate #BlackHistoryMonth as we are joined by former Notts forward, Dave Regis.The Regis family over the years has offered so much to not only football but all sport including Dave, John & of course Cyrille Regis. We chat with Dave about his family legacy & the challenges he & his family faced being black athlete's growing up.We also chat with Dave about his time at Meadow Lane including the 91 play-off final at Wembley & how much it meant to him to score the winner for Notts on the biggest stage!

In this archive edition we are lucky to hear from the first black superstar of British football! Cyrille Regis joins Danny Kelly as they reflect on a successful career which included over 100 goals for West Brom, an FA Cup winners medal with Coventry, a number of England caps and the PFA's young player of the year in 1979. Join as we pay tribute to this true legend! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Brendon Batson OBE was born in St George's, Grenada. He moved to Tilbury in England in 1962. A former footballer for Arsenal, Cambridge United and West Bromwich Albion, he was part of the pioneering trio nicknamed Three Degrees alongside Cyrille Regis and Laurie Cunningham. Brendon Batson is a trustee of the Professional Footballers Association, which is first joined in 1984. https://www.thepfa.com/news/2018/9/11/life-of-brendon-batson

Former Cobblers forward and reserve team manager Garry Thompson joins us to talk about his long career and being part of the "Birmingham mafia" that turned the club around under Ian Atkins in the late 90's.Dig beneath the surface on Thompson's career and he has some brilliant stories from playing at Jimmy Hill's Coventry, the England U -21's to playing with the great Cyrille Regis at West Brom and Ian Wright at Crystal Palace. Thompson scored a brace for Aston Villa in the Derby at Birmingham, a great moment for the childhood Villa fan.Tommo offers some interesting insight into the Northampton dressing room under Ian Atkins with the likes of John Frain, Ian Clarkson, David Rennie and John Gayle, all players with a connection to the Birmingham football scene. The story about the dust up between big John Gayle and Carl Heggs is one to sit back and laugh along with. Tommo talks about his friend "Akkers" management style and the many ups and couple of downs of the Atkins years."Stand on" is a Birmingham expression for standing up for yourself and that is what Thompson and his team mates brought to the Cobblers, building a team that went to Wembley twice in the playoffs. One of our favourite podcasts so far from an important player who didn't court attention but played with real pride. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Sports journalist and broadcaster Anne-Marie Batson - @AnnemarieBatson on twitter - joins Theo Delaney to relive the eight goals of her life and talks about growing up with a famous footballer-uncle, a yearning for the belligerent football rivalries of days gone by, Cyrille Regis, Eric Cantona, Thierry Henry and a lifelong love of Arsenal. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Mat Kendrick is joined by former Coventry City striker Garry Thomas. 'Thommo' talks about how he broke in to professional football with Coventry, how good he had it at Highfield Road and his move to West Bromwich Albion. You can also hear his memories of playing alongside Cyrille Regis at The Hawthorns before his move to Coventry and how the duo would combat racism from the terraces. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Chaos reigns this week, as Josh is absent due to a potentially mortal illness. In his absence, Alex and Nathan depress about a damaging loss to Southampton, reflect on some emotional tributes to Cyrille Regis and look ahead to a daunting trip to Chelsea.

This week I’m joined by a wide variety of guests from around the world to help cover a range of topics related to the sport of football and the Southampton Football Club.   First up I spoke with Andrew Coulton, a Baggies fan originally from Burton-on-Trent but now living in New Hampshire in the USA, about our most recent match against West Brom, his history with the club, coaching a former Saint, writing, the legacy left by Cyrille Regis, and more. We easily could have spent more than a full episode talking about all of it, but we kept it to a reasonable time given we still had more to cover. Andy is a passionate, caring, and knowledgeable man who understands the connection fans share and what makes the relationship between us and the football so special. I am truly grateful for the time I was able to spend with him. The link to one of his recent articles on Cyrille Regis is below. If you haven’t read it yet, I highly recommend it!   As we have done previously, after the transfer window closes, it’s nice to get a range opinions on what’s gone on at the club. So, I took some calls from fans around the world and asked for their opinions on the window, the current state of the club, and what needs to change moving forward. I was overwhelmed with the number of people willing to call in to talk, but I was only able to fit 5 interviews on the show. I appreciate everyone's willingness to chat and share their time with me. The links to the Twitter handles of each caller, along with Andy and his article, are directly below. I hope you enjoy the episode and thank you for listening!   Andy Caulton- @AndyfromNewHamp - Article- “Cyrille Regis- Gone but will never be forgotten.” https://www.otbfootball.net/cyrille-regis-gone-but-will-never-be-forgotten/ Jasper Shiner- @repsajshiner Khaled- @ko_kh88 Martin St. Hill- @MartinStHill Jem- @SFC_Jem Harry Tizard- @H_Tizard   This podcast is partnered with The Saints Report. For your all your Southampton FC news and needs, visit The Saints Report on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook. If you have questions or comments about the show, I'd love to hear them, please contact me via Twitter or email. If you have a guest you'd like me to try and get ahold of please let me know and I'll do my best. The artwork for the show is done by Matt Beling of the wearesouthampton page on Instagram. Be sure to check out the great edits, competitions, and polls he has going on over there. The show is on Twitter (@SFCDell_ivery) , Instagram (@sfcdell_ivery), and Facebook (facebook.com/sfcdellivery), so give us a follow, like the stuff, and stay up on what’s going down. Be sure to subscribe so you don’t miss out on future episodes and give the show a rating on iTunes! You can click the links below or search “Dellivery” in your app. iTunes, Acast, Stitcher, Google Play, Tunein, Soundcloud, YouTube, Radio Public   All feedback can be sent to @SFCDell_ivery on Twitter or facebook.com/SFCDellivery and questions can be submitted using the hashtag #sfcdell. You can also email the show at southamptondellivery@gmail.com.   Music Credits: All music in this episode comes courtesy of the Free Music Archive at freemusicarchive.org. Intro Song- “Epic Song” by BoxCat Games- http://freemusicarchive.org/music/BoxCat_Games/ End of Show/Credits- “Aim is True” by Podington Bear- http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Podington_Bear/ Until next time, cheers. Matt iTunes, Acast, Stitcher, Google Play, Tunein, Soundcloud, YouTube, Radio Public

Listen in to the latest episode of the Baggies Broadcast - brought to you by Expressandstar.com. Luke Hatfield hosts the show alongside West Brom correspondent Matt Wilson as they take a look back at Albion's emotional tributes to Cyrille Regis but ultimately disappointing defeat to Southampton. The boys discuss Daniel Sturridge and whether he can play alongside Jay Rodriguez, whilst they also predict the points from West Brom's run-in. On top of that they answer your questions and look ahead to the Monday night clash with Chelsea at Stamford Bridge. Music: http://www.purple-planet.com

My Big Interview with Les Ferdinand is available now, exclusively for our Socios. Go to Patreon now to unlock my chat with Les in full, as well as a host of other exclusive Big Interviews and special episodes.In the meantime, here is an extract which I think is important for us all to listen to. You'll hear Les talk about how he was inspired by black footballers like Cyrille Regis, who stood up to vile racism, while Les also outlines the measures he would take to rid our game of this evil once and for all.He has some stern words for the FA too, and explains why he thinks they are unable to tackle racism effectively.Graham See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On this week's show we catch up on the latest at the African Nations Championship in Morocco, where the hosts and Nigeria are both looking good, along with Zambia. We have a great interview with Nigeria forward Peter Odemwingie, who's played in Nigeria, France, England and, somewhat surprisingly spent most of last year playing in Indonesia. Also Stuart has a tribute to Cyrille Regis, a great pioneer for black players in England and across the world who died earlier this month.

On this week's show we catch up on the latest at the African Nations Championship in Morocco, where the hosts and Nigeria are both looking good, along with Zambia. We have a great interview with Nigeria forward Peter Odemwingie, who's played in Nigeria, France, England and, somewhat surprisingly spent most of last year playing in Indonesia. Also Stuart has a tribute to Cyrille Regis, a great pioneer for black players in England and across the world who died earlier this month.

After beating Nottingham Forest and Barnsley, Aston Villa have won four games on the trot and are currently just three points off the automatic promotion spots.My Old Man Said hosts David Michael and Dan Rodgers discuss the recent factors of Villa's 100% 2018, including the emergence of Jack Grealish, the rise of Scott Hogan and the revelation of Birkir Bjarnason. Also, we question Aston Villa's approach to cup competitions after their recent limp exit from the FA Cup at the hands of Peterborough.There's talk of Paul Lambert, Cyrille Regis, Black Mirror and various listener questions are answered (from Villa's ideal XI tolady's football) and lots more.Plus, there's also the return of everyone's favourite Yorkshire chairman in Twitter With Tony.Enjoy!UTVDavid & DanPlease do support the show by becoming a MOMS Patron. You will get bonus patron-only episodes, advanced sneaks and also get entered into regular reward draws. More details and to become a Patron, click here: Join MOMS PatronsPodcast Episode 38 features:David Michael - @oldmansaid Dan Rodgers - @avfc_vilrMy Old Man Said - http://www.myoldmansaid.comVilla Underground - http://www.villaunderground.comNorthern commentary - Tykes TV - https://twitter.com/TvTykesProducer - David MichaelVoice 'talent' & sound effects - Dan Rodgers See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

I veckans avsnitt rapporterar Claes Aronsson från London om hyllningarna till Cyrille Regis, vars bortgång påmint en hel fotbollsvärld om han och andra spelares hårda kamp mot den öppna rasismen. Mer från veckans avsnitt: I Saudiarabien är Johan Mathias Sommarström på plats och kan berätta om hur fotbollsläktarna nu fylls av kvinnor som för första gången tillåts gå och se matcher i den inhemska ligan. Och i MinFyra har turen den här veckan kommit till Napoli. Redaktörer: Richard Henriksson och Jens Prytz

Robbie Earle and Robbie Mustoe react to the Alexis Sanchez-Henrikh Mkhitaryan swap deal between Arsenal and Manchester United finally becoming reality (0:20), Swansea's stunning 1-0 victory over Liverpool (9:20), Southampton's much-needed draw with Spurs (22:30) and Watford's decision to part ways with Marco Silva (36:20). The gents end the show sharing their memories of the late English striker, Cyrille Regis (39:45).

We focus on the debate around what is consent and where is the line leading into sexual harassment. With campaigns such as TimesUp and MeToo, do men have to examine their sexual history? We dissect the recent accusations against Aziz Ansari, drawing on our own dating experiences. Highlights of the week include the reigniting of the Ja Rule and 50 cent beef, taking us back to the 2000’s (boot-cuts and low rise jeans). While also paying tribute to Cyrille Regis, Premier League and International, black football player. Mo is again joined by guest co-host Nathan (@DJImpulseV1). Social media: “#ColourOutTheBox” Twitter: @colouroutthebox Instagram: @colourouttheboxEmail us your thoughts, feedback and questions: ColourOutTheBox@gmail.comVisit our website for all things, colourful ColourOutTheBox.comGuest host Nathan can be found at: @DJImpulseV1 https://m.facebook.com/UniqBeatDJs/ https://m.mixcloud.com/nathanielyakins/ Music by: Nangdo “1st 2 Know “

Joe Devine is joined by Seb Stafford-Bloor, content editor of Tifo's editorial site, to discuss four recent Tifo articles. Topics include Alexis Sanchez and why Chelsea was never a destination on the cards, Eden Hazard and his future at or away from Chelsea, Jordon Ibe & Eddie Howe at the Bournemouth project, and Richard Jolly's take on the rise of Trumpism in football. Article links: 'Conspiracy & Fundamentalism: The Rise of Footballing Trumpism' by Richard Jolly: https://www.tifofootball.com/features/conspiracy-fundamentalism-rise-footballing-trumpism/ 'Playing style could hold an influence over Eden Hazard's future' by Seb Stafford-Bloor: https://www.tifofootball.com/features/playing-style-hold-influence-eden-hazards-future/ 'Alexis Sanchez and new realties at Chelsea' by Kweku Amonoo-Quyst: https://www.tifofootball.com/features/alexis-sanchez-new-realities-chelsea/ 'Jordon Ibe provides the latest example of Bournemouth's culture of improvement' by Seb Stafford-Bloor: https://www.tifofootball.com/features/jordon-ibe-provides-latest-example-bournemouth-culture-improvement/ This Football Life - For recent episodes with Cyrille Regis & Ron Atkinson: https://soundcloud.com/thisfootballlife

Neil Ashton is joined by Oliver Holt of the Mail on Sunday, Neil Custis of The Sun and Matt Dunn of the Daily Express for a discussion on the week's major football stories.

Following the sad news this week that Cyrille Regis passed away at the age of 59, Caroline Barker speaks to his nephew Jason Roberts about the inspiring role Cyrille had on many lives but also how he shaped his own footballing career. Jason pays tribute to his hero and how he will remember Cyrille. On 14th February 2013, Reeva Steenkamp was killed by her boyfriend, the once idolised Paralympic athlete Oscar Pistorious. At the time, he was sentenced to six years. A term prosecutors argued was shockingly light. Just under three weeks ago, the South African court increased Pistorius's jail sentence to 13 years and 5 months - a move Reeva's family welcomed. On the day she died, Reeva was due to give a talk at a school on violence against women and children - this was an area she was passionate about. So much so, in 2015 her mother June Steenkamp launched the Reeva Rebecca Steenkamp foundation to raise awareness of abuse against women and children not only in South Africa, but around the world. We hear from June Steenkamp on how life has never been quite the same since that tragic day. Bilal Fawaz is 29 years old, he has represented England six times and has the London middleweight title to his name but now he faces deportation back to Nigeria by the home office. Bilal explained to the BBC’s Azi Farni who went to meet him that he feels lost, like he’s trapped in prison on a dog leash. He believes without boxing, he would not be alive and how he has had to cope from a young age without parental guidance as his mother died when he was eight and he has never known his father. Levi Siver has reached incredible heights in more ways than one which no other person has ever achieved. The 37 year old professional windsurfer became the first person to ever windsurf down a snowy mountain in Japan, braving temperatures as low as -13 degrees. Caroline Barker speaks to the so called, King of Style to see where this latest inspiration came from. Lisa Blair completed the epic Sydney to Hobart journey within three days. It was her third time she had managed to complete such a feat but it was the first time in 16 years an all-female crew contested Australia's longest ocean race. It capped off a momentous year for the Australian sailor, who became the first woman to circumnavigate the Antarctic in July which took a gruelling 184 days. She tells Caroline Barker how she managed to achieve all of this and how her next goal is to encourage more women to follow her footsteps and take up sailing.

Matthew Bannister on Surgeon Captain Rick Jolly, the navy doctor who set up a makeshift field hospital during the Falklands War to treat both British and Argentine casualties. Dolores O'Riordan, lead singer of the Irish band the Cranberries who sold forty million albums. Cyrille Regis, the West Brom and England striker who experienced racism from fans in the 1980s. Jenny Joseph who wrote Britain's best loved post war poem "Warning" Peter Wyngarde the actor who played the TV detective Jason King and partly inspired the Austin Powers films.

As usual, Sherryl and Jan commentate on all the latest news articles and then some… This episode, they say farewell to football icon; Cyrille Regis, question the parenting skills of those raising the young Black boy that recently become the subject of the H&M fiasco and talk about whether increasing stop and search powers in light of more stabbings in London, is the way forward. Seal fires shots at Oprah then feels some heat himself after crazy allegations are made by an old neighbour of his. Apparently Coco Austin paved the way for ‘thick girls’ – they talk about that and Ginuwine was reminded of his ‘blackness’ when flirting in the CBB house, took a very awkward turn for the worse. All this and loads of other bits including why research is going in to understanding the importance of stimulating the prostate gland and intense orgasms in men… Yes…you read right! Hit that play button, like, subscribe and share! Use the hashtag: #tandbpodcast to connect on social media.

The unexpected death of Cyrille Regis at the age of 59 unleashed tributes from the world of British football and campaigners for equality. He plied his trade at a time when black professional footballers were rare and racial abuse from the terraces was prevalent. In his pomp, he scored goals of savage beauty. Off the field his grace was legendary.

Vi avrundar hyllningsveckan för Cyrille Regis. Veckans podd berör hans ungdom och tiden i West Bromwich Albion, då han och hans lagkamrater för evigt sköt sig in i Tipsextra-tittarnas hjärtan.

Vi avrundar hyllningsveckan för Cyrille Regis. Veckans podd berör hans ungdom och tiden i West Bromwich Albion, då han och hans lagkamrater för evigt sköt sig in i Tipsextra-tittarnas hjärtan.

On this weeks episode : Marc and Liam fights the crazy traffic to get to the studio on time. The curse of the Kebab and the naughty Gay Turk ! We pay our respects to ex footballer Cyrille Regis and voice of The Cranberries Dolores O'Riordan. We celebrate Shane Macgowans 60th Birthday. Why has the world gone crazy on watching the removal of Cysts, Boils and Tumors? Marc Reviews the 2017 film Sully before booking his Kendal Calling ticket and buying his Girlfriends A-HA tickets. - Marc discovers a problem with his Samsung fingerprint recognition. - Liam Gives us his topic of the week. - As well as all this we have a very special 1979 demo From Duran Duran - We also have a fantastic instrumental from Nova Flares. please check out links to both artists below: Duran Duran and Andy Wickett- www.facebool.com/andy.wickett.3 www.facebook.com/duranduran Nova Flares : www.facebook.com/NovaFlaresMusic/ If you fancy getting in contact with me: jaff10@hotmail.com www.twitter.com/mrjaff10 www.jaff10.simplesite.com www.facebook.com/themarcjeffreypodcastshow Please download and subscribe to my itunes page and feel free to leave a review. https://itunes.apple/ca/podcast/the-marc-jeffrey-podcast-show/id1206615943?mt=2 Thanks once again Marc x

This week the panel pay tribute to the late, great Cyrille Regis. A top-class centre forward on the pitch, and a pioneer off it, we reflect back on what Cyrille meant to us as younger members of the Albion community. Also this week, Josh, Alex and Nathan finally have a Premier League victory to discuss, plus we examine a potentially tough trip to Everton on Saturday. Welcome along!

A female football fan tells us what it was like when her dream of watching her favourite team in the flesh came true. Fathers teaching their young daughters about football tactics, women attending stadia without guardians and, later in 2018, being allowed to drive. Is football heralding a new era in the Kingdom? In the week that Spartak Moscow describe three of their black players as “chocolates” in a joke, the Nigeria striker, Peter Odemwingie, tells us there’s no racism in Russia. Odemwingie is half-Russian, and played there for three years, but he says the amount of black players in the Russian Premier League proves that Russia is a welcoming country. We pay tribute to Cyrille Regis, who overcame fierce racism to be regarded as a hero by fans of all English clubs. We hear about how John Aldridge etched his name into the history of Real Sociedad, and the former Arsenal midfielder Francis Coquelin calls on Arsenal fans to keep faith with Arsene Wenger. (Photo: The first women allowed into football stadia in Saudi Arabia. Credit: Getty Images)

In a week where football lost one of its most important pioneers, Dave Bennett speaks to the While We Sing Together podcast to remember the late, great Cyrille Regis. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

This week the world of football lost one of it's true pioneers and West Bromwich Albion lost one of their biggest heroes. To celebrate the life of the late, great Cyrille Regis Graeme Brown speaks to those that knew him best. His old manager Ron Atkinson, ex-teammates John Wile and Brendon Batson and charity partner Karl George MBE. We all knew that he was a fantastic footballer but what becomes increasingly clear is that he was an even better man. R.I.P Cyrille. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Kelly Cates is joined by Danny Higginbotham and Ian Wright as they reflect on Cyrille Regis' legacy after he sadly passed away on Monday, they also discuss the chase for Alexis Sanchez's signature as well as Paul Lambert's appointment at Stoke.

Stel, Yiannakis and Rhodri Giggs are joined by Phil Melville and Conor Dunford from Post2Post Footy podcast. The lads discuss Liverpool's enthralling 4-3 victory against Manchester City and list their favourite matches that contained 7 goals or more. There's a tribute to the great Cyrille Regis, the Alexis Sanchez transfer saga, Arsenal in disarray, a sorry Stoke and shaky Southampton. European football news is also on the agenda in a packed show!

We chat the Redknapp and Di Canio West Ham years with Jacob Steinberg, remember the late, great Cyrille Regis and have a long chat about one of our favourite 90s legends, Roberto Baggio See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Talking Tactics are joined by Greg Johnson (of Football.London) to discuss Liverpool giving Man City their first EPL loss. How good is Roberto Firmino (15:50)? Are people overreacting to City’s loss (20:23)? How would Man United buying Alexis Sanchez affect their attack (23:55)? Real Madrid are 19 points behind Barcelona (32:14)! Zidane or Iniesta (39:22)? The FA implement the “Rooney Rule” (40:10). The late Cyrille Regis’ legacy as a trailblazer for black footballers (48:48). Why hire Ryan Giggs as a manager (56:17)? The rest of the EPL weekend (1:00:00). Brick Academy update (01:04:10), recommended reads (1:04:38), heroes and villains (1:07:20). Follow Greg on Twitter https://twitter.com/gregianjohnson https://twitter.com/football_ldn Visit https://www.football.london Rate us five stars on Apple Podcasts! http://getpodcast.reviews/id/1127264410 Follow Talking Tactics https://twitter.com/TaIkingTactics Follow us https://twitter.com/HaveHopeHut https://twitter.com/AnkaMan616 https://twitter.com/DanielTiluk Recommended Read(s) Paul Rees on Cyrille Regis: http://bit.ly/2FGiq2J Bobby Gardiner on xG: http://bit.ly/2DjKY3H Honigstein on Pulisic: http://es.pn/2EKJSeA Music from Tosin K. Subscribe | Apple: apple.co/2ad5MwS Follow | SoundCloud: bit.ly/29Qt9XO

Former England footballer and Christian, Cyrille Regis has died aged 59 after suffering a suspected heart-attack: this is our tribute to him. NEW VIDEO DAILY MON-FRI Pete and Maggie bring you a look at the life of this successful iconic footballer, a trailblazer for black footballers and a committed Christian footballer. The video includes our regular Bible study so watch to the end. Christians in Sport podcast interview with Cyrille Regis http://www.christiansinsport.org.uk/resources.asp?itemid=6321&itemTitle=Podcast%3A+Danno+meets%2E%2E%2E+Cyrille+Regis§ion=27§ionTitle=Resources

Listen in to the latest episode of the Baggies Broadcast - brought to you by Expressandstar.com. Luke Hatfield hosts the show alongside West Brom correspondent Matt Wilson as they try to come to terms with the sad news regarding the passing of Albion legend Cyrille Regis, and take into account the tributes from around the world of football for him. The duo look back at the win over Brighton, discuss the 'clapper effect' at The Hawthorns and detail the situation regarding Jay Rodriguez. As always, they look ahead of the upcoming games facing Alan Pardew's side, a Premier League clash with Everton taking charge this weekend. Music: www.purple-planet.com

City crumble in the Anfield pressure cooker, Bournemouth have got the Ibe, Big Sam got done by Kane & Son and The Arnautovic/Lanzini partnership terrorize the Terriers in their own yard, all that and more in this episode of the Pub Football Podcast. Part 1 Headlines: Stoke hire Paul Lambert as Manager on a 2 year deal Klopp asks "What the Fuck was that?" Live on American TV Alexis Sanchez, to City or United?...or even Chelsea? Mourinho hoping Henrikh Mkhitaryan to be used in a swap deal for Sanchez? Bellerin Drops Big Aubameyang Hint, is Aubameyang on his way to Arsenal? Chelsea and Arsenal looking at Richarlison Wales appoint Ryan Giggs as successor to Chris Coleman Tributes pour in for former West Brom centre forward, Cyrille Regis who sadly past away yesterday Part 2 Liverpool 4 - 3 Man City Part 3 Bournemouth 2-1 Arsenal Man United 3-0 Stoke City Part 4 Huddersfield 1-4 West Ham Tottenham 4-0 Everton Part 5 - Breeze Games Watford 2-Southampton 2 West Brom 2-0 Brighton Crystal Palace 1-0 Burnley Newcastle United 1-1 Swansea City Chelsea 0-0 Leicester City Rate and Review If you enjoyed this episode please take the time to rate and review us on your podcast player of choice. Alternatively you can visit our Facebook page here and leave us a review there. Get in contact We would love to here from you! Ask us questions, make suggestions or just say hi at any of the below: Facebook Twitter @pubfootballpod Instagram @pubfootballpodcast or pubfootballpodcast@gmail.com Email

Former England footballer and Christian, Cyrille Regis has died aged 59 after suffering a suspected heart-attack: this is our tribute to him.NEW VIDEO DAILY MON-FRIPete and Maggie bring you a look at the life of this successful iconic footballer, a trailblazer for black footballers and a committed Christian footballer. The video includes our regular Bible study so watch to the end.Christians in Sport podcast interview with Cyrille Regis http://www.christiansinsport.org.uk/resources.asp?itemid=6321&itemTitle=Podcast%3A+Danno+meets%2E%2E%2E+Cyrille+Regis§ion=27§ionTitle=Resources

We spend most of the podcast paying tribute to the Coventry City legend who sadly passed this week before moving on to the reviewing the Exeter game, previewing the Swindon game and attempting to break the record for the amount of times a person has said 'Beavon' in a row

Cyrille Regis Tribute & Fan Messages by West Bromcast

On the latest edition of The Totally Football Show, James Richardson is joined by Julien Laurens, Sasha Goryunov, PL TV’s Ian Irving, and Benji Lanyado from the Stop! Hammer Time podcast. Here’s what they’re chattin’ ‘bout… RUNNING ORDER: • PART 1a: French refereeing madness! (01m 20s) • PART 1b: Liverpool 4 - 3 City (04m 20s) • PART 2a: Arsenal in crisis (again) (17m 30s) • PART 2b: Paul Lambert in at Stoke (27m 00s) • PART 3: West Ham on fire and an apology for David Moyes (and Mark Noble); Dulwich Hamlet news (29m 00s) • PART 4: Crystal Palace love (38m 50s) • PART 5a: PSG (and FC Paris) news; Real Madrid on the rocks; the greatest Asian player ever (42m 30s) • PART 5b: Spurs 4 - 0 Everton; Big Sam’s feast of non-football (54m 30s) • PART 6: Conte’s lower lip; West Brom get their win; Watford’s dodgy draw and more on the VAR tantra (58m 40s) • PART 6b: a tribute to Cyrille Regis (64m 50s) • PART 7: Paddy Power’s Movers and Shaker (67m 00s) • PART 8: Adios (69m 20s) LIVE NEWS: • we’ll be at **Vicar Street in Dublin on Monday 19 March**, which is quite the way to come down from St Patrick’s Day. [Get your tickets here](http://bit.ly/2BolTDV). PARISH NOTICES: • join [**Paddy Power’s Rewards Club**](http://www.paddypower.com/) • start trading at the [**Football Index**. Get started with £1000 with the promo code TOTALLY](https://trade.footballindex.co.uk/) • 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**](https://www.facebook.com/thetotallyfootballshow/), where you’ll find video, photos and loads of other stuff: • send us a [**tweet**: @TheTotallyShow](http://www.twitter.com/thetotallyshow)

Legendary footballer Cyrille Regis passed away last night at the age of 59. Six months ago, in July 2017, I had the opportunity to speak to Cyrille about his life. From moving from French Guiana to London at the age of five, to preserving through poverty, racism in football and the loss of his best friend and ex-teammate Laurie Cunningham. Regis reflects on it all. He's one of a kind, a man who inspired thousands of young black British footballers. He played the game and lived life with a smile on his face. In this episode, celebrate his life. We can all learn from him. Our thoughts and prayers go out to his family and friends. RIP

This week on the podcast I sit down with Cyrille Regis MBE former England footballer to talk success. For the first time ever on the podcast we are joined by a guest, his wife Julia Regis who is focussed on people development within organisations who also shares insights particularly on using mentors to help propel you forward. Cyrille’s career spanned 19 years including 614 league appearances and 158 league goals predominantly representing West Bromwich Albion and Coventry City. Cyrille now works in the game as a a football agent seeing the next generation of talent through. In this episode we discuss: - The power of team work - How to turn negative emotions into fuel and motivation for sucess - How to rediscover confidence when low and maintain performance - The power of mentors and people backing you to success  

Cyrille Regis is a former international footballer and FA Cup winner. In conversation with Graham Daniels, he reflects on a professional career spanning 19 years and shares how his faith has influenced his career and life. Produced with Effie Productions.

To mark Black History Month, Albion Radio digs out a 1998 archive interview with Cyrille Regis where he talks about playing for England and what it was like to be a black footballer in a predominantly white game. Music: "Eight Nineteen" by Matt Stevens, available from www.mattstevensguitar.com

We talk to TV producer Caj Sohal who is working with Adrian Chiles on a programme about the Len Cantello testimonial of 1979 when Albion took on an all black team run by Cyrille Regis and Laurie Cunningham. Caj wants to hear from you if you were at the game - contact him at info@tenmonkeys.co.uk

In the late 1970s, three black West Bromwich Albion players revolutionised English football. Laurie Cunningham, Brendon Batson and Cyrille Regis had to face racist abuse, but won many fans thanks to their attacking flair. The three footballers even earned the affectionate nickname The Three Degrees, after a famous pop group of the time. The programme is a Whistledown Production and was first broadcast in 2012. PHOTO: Cyrille Regis (BBC)

Two months ago a football fan in Kenya killed himself when his team Manchester United lost to Newcastle. How much do you love your team, how do you react when they win or lose and do we take football too seriously? We talk to fans in Mombasa and hear from former England striker, Cyrille Regis.

Two months ago a football fan in Kenya killed himself when his team Manchester United lost to Newcastle. How much do you love your team, how do you react when they win or lose and do we take football too seriously? We talk to fans in Mombasa and hear from former England striker, Cyrille Regis.

Albion's legendary former striker pays tribute to another Baggies legend Willie Johnston on the Scottish wingers 67th birthday

We speak to the Albion legend about his favourite moment playing in the blue & white stripes

Cyrille Regis, the former West Bromwich Albion and Coventry striker inherited Distant Drums by Jim Reeves and passes on How Great Thou Art sung by the Canoldir Male Voice Choir.

Sian Williams and Richard Coles with actor and comedian Lenny Henry, The Inheritance Tracks of former footballer Cyrille Regis, forensic anthropologist Heather Bonney, The Queen of Yorkshire Comedy, Jo Little on Cromer Pier, John McCarthy travels round the Lake District in Mike Hardings camper van and JP Devlin with a crowdscape from Dudley.Producer: Chris Wilson.