Podcasts about Danish Superliga

Hey, soccer fans! The Chicago Fire house cleaning continues under new Director of Sport and Head Coach Gregg Berhalter. This time, defense Tobias Salquist is on the outs, being transferred to FC Nordsjaelland of the Danish Superliga. Salquist will likely not be missed - he only appeared in 14 matches due to injuries - and when he played, looked like he could not keep up with the pace and physicality of MLS. In this episode, Nick also discusses the Philadelphia Union hiring new head coach Bradley Carnell. The former St. Louis City manager will likely play a high pressing style on the pitch, and off the pitch will likely agree with everything General Manager Ernst Tanner does. This hiring puts all the pressure on Tanner to get things right, or he'll likely be the next employee shown the door for the Union's failure. Tune in and join the conversation! Make sure you like & subscribe, rate & review, and keep growing the show. Follow the Fire on SportSpyder. Connect on social media: Twitter - Facebook - Instagram - YouTube

You may have a great performance structure for your men's team, but simply cutting and pasting that to your women's team does them a disservice.That is the view of Arianna Criscione, the Head of Football Operations at Mercury/13 and Como Women. “It's not enough,” she tells this Kitman Labs podcast. She explains that there are a range of services, from nutrition to psychology, that need to be tailored to women players.Criscione continues: “You also have to have access to medical [support], but a lot of clubs don't have access to a gynaecologist, which is a major part of the female body and really needs to be addressed a lot more.”Dentistry is another area of oft-neglected consideration. “If you have an off-bite, that can actually affect your structure and how you're running, which could cause injury.”It is, as Sarah Smith says, about “making sure that we have a good foundation of support around our athletes.” Smith, who is the Director of Medical and Performance at Angel City FC in the NWSL, joins the conversation alongside Stephen Smith, the Founder of Kitman Labs.In addition to discussing holistic female player development [10:45], the trio delve into bridging the gap in data and understanding in women's football [15:45]; how talent identification is evolving [20:15]; as well as the existing disparities in data collection [28:10] from club to club and league to league.This is episode two of a three-part series. Please go back and check out episode one, where the Leaders Performance Institute and Stephen Smith spoke to Paul Prescott of the International Football Group and Morten Larsen of Danish Superliga side Aarhus discussing talent pathways in the Premier League and beyond.Listen above and subscribe today on iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher and Overcast, or your chosen podcast platform.

More than 77 per cent of professional contracts in the Premier League and EFL are held by homegrown players.It wasn't always thus. “English clubs were basically funding talent development models in Spain or in Brazil because English talent wasn't seen to be at the same level as players from those countries,” Paul Prescott, the Managing Director of the International Football Group, told this Kitman Labs podcast.That situation persisted until recently and is starting to change in part due to the introduction of the Elite Player Performance Plan [EPPP] in 2012.“We are seeing that some of the decisions that were made maybe 10-12 years ago are beginning to bear fruit,” added Prescott, who was joined by Morten Larsen, the Head of Methodology & Development at Danish Superliga club Arhus, and Stephen Smith, the Founder of Kitman Labs.Aarhus share the Premier League's emphasis on talent development, albeit in different circumstances as Larsen explains [5:30].“Denmark is a small country and the league is a small league,” he says. “So there's only one thing we can do to compete with the other clubs in Europe.”Elsewhere, Smith sets out the differences in approach between leagues and clubs [16:25]; Larsen explains the impact of data on decision-making processes in the Aarhus academy [24:10]; and Prescott ponders whether EPPP was an outcome or a catalyst [36:30].

Connor Southwell spoke to Flemming Pedersen, who works as technical director of Danish Superliga club Nordsjælland and their Right to Dream Academy. Flemming talked at length about Norwich City's new head coach Johannes Hoff Thorup. ** Picture: Noah Thilemann/FC Nordsjælland *** You can also hear the Pink Un Podcast on Norwich's Community radio station, Future Radio 107.8FM. *** To get in touch with the podcast now and in future, send any comments and questions into the crew with an email to norfolksport@archant.co.uk or get in touch with us @pinkun on Twitter, where our direct messages are open. And if you're interested in sponsoring the pod, or placing an advert in one of our shows, email connor.southwell@newsquest.co.uk ALSO FIND US AT THE FOLLOWING: Subscribe: pinkun.com/podcast Twitter: twitter.com/pinkun Facebook: fb.me/thepinkun Instagram: instagram.com/the_pinkun Find more details on how you can sign up to Pink Un + here: https://www.pinkun.com/pinkunplus/

The Danish Superliga and Russian Premier Leagues return, as we start to see more European leagues from Challenger and Contender begin their 2024-25 seasons. Intro and outro music: Flying by Track Tribe

On today's episode we are joined by a player who burst onto the scene for Arsenal as a teenager, showing a tenacity and technical ability that few English players have ever possessed. After a breakout performance against Messi and Guardiola's Barcelona, the sky seemed to be the limit for Jack Wilshere but an ongoing ankle issue would lead to him retiring from the game at age 30 after spells at Bournemouth, West Ham and AGF in the Danish Superliga.Now a coach in the Arsenal system under Mikel Arteta, Jack joins the show to discuss a career that excited and frustrated in equal measure whilst also giving the inside scoop on Arteta's Arsenal revolution.Subscribe now for the full episode and head to www.youtube.com/@UpFrontWithSimonJordan.Warning: This episode may contain strong language. 18+ gamble responsibly.

This episode of The Sweeper begins by looking at the Virgin Derby between the British Virgin Islands and U.S. Virgin Islands in 2026 World Cup qualification. Meanwhile, a non-FIFA team, the Basque Country face Uruguay and may harbour UEFA aspirations. The Danish Superligaen strikes a huge blow to the European Super League, which might now be forced to rebrand, a Romanian coach returns to the same club for a 10th spell int the dugout and we play a Sweeper version of Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? RUNNING ORDER 00:00 - Intro 01:15 - The Virgin Derby 10:36 - Basque Country v Uruguay 17:17 - Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? 28:30 - Danish Superliga strikes a blow 33:57 - Coach in Romania returns for 10th time 40:04 - Preview of upcoming Sweeper trips

Episode 138: In this Research Unpacked Episode from Inform Performance, Dr Dylan Carmody chats to Matthew DeLang a PhD student under the supervision of Professor Kristian Thorborg (Copenhagen University) examining youth football hip & groin performance and pathology. Matt's currently works at Right to Dream Academy (Old Akrade, Ghana) and partner club FC Nordsælland in the Danish Superliga. Matt has also previously worked at FC Dallas (MLS), Carolina Hurricanes (NHL) and The Toronto Blue Jays (MLB). In this episode Dylan and Matt discuss the critical role of adductor strength monitoring in football. - Topics Discussed    Early Detection Interpreting Adductor Monitoring Individualising Adductor Interventions Challenges in Research - Where you can find Matthew: LinkedIn X (Twitter) Research Gate - Sponsors VALD Performance, makers of the Nordbord, Forceframe, ForeDecks and HumanTrak. VALD Performance systems are built with the high-performance practitioner in mind, translating traditionally lab-based technologies into engaging, quick, easy-to-use tools for daily testing, monitoring and training. -  Where to Find Us Keep up to date with everything that is going on with the podcast by following Inform Performance on:   Instagram Twitter Our Website - Our Team Andy McDonald Ben Ashworth Alistair McKenzie Dylan Carmody

We had the pleasure of speaking to Arouca's Jerome Opoku for our first ever interview with a Primeira Liga footballer! In a fascinating interview, Jerome discusses his footballing journey to date, in a career that has taken him from a Premier League youth academy, to the Europa Conference league with Arouca, via the English League 1 and Danish Superliga. We discuss Arouca's incredible 22/23 season, playing abroad as a young english player, and much more.Become a Long Ball Futebol Sócio - https://patreon.com/LongBallFutebol

Aleigh Gambone gives some advice to college players who are thinking about going pro. Especially through international avenues. Check it out and find the full episode (Episode 1:24) a few scrolls down! Aleigh Gambone and Libby Moore are recent graduates of the famous UNC Tar Heels. Awards, conference championships, a national championship heartbreaker and years of high level footy left them wanting more. And so, together they embarked on the start of their pro careers, joining 6 other Americans at Fortuna Hjørring. An historic Danish Superliga club with countless titles and appearances in the champions league. Where the journey will take them next is unknown, but one thing is for certain; there is no road map for them to follow. We talk the big jump to professional soccer, self-reliance, learning on the go and everything they've learned on and off the field during this transition. This is The Jump To Pro with Aleigh Gambone and Libby Moore. Follow them on Instagram: www.instagram.com/aleigh_gambone/ www.instagram.com/libbymoore__/ _______________________________________________________________ WHAT IS FOOTWORK? Sponsored by footwork.club/ Sean and Dylan are two Division 3 graduates, who dropped everything to pursue their dream of being professional soccer players. Both playing in Germany now, the boys tell their stories as well as those of amazing guests to help you pursue your own dreams and ultimately MAKE YOUR OWN PATH. • All Links: linktr.ee/Footworkpod • Subscribe to our show on Youtube ➜ www.youtube.com/channel/UCCnInbiimv9o... • Email us at: footworkpodcast@gmail.com • Subscribe to Footwork➜ eepurl.com/hKT0zD • Follow us on socials ↓↓ Instagram: www.instagram.com/footwork_podcast/ Twitter: twitter.com/Footworkpodcast TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@footworkpodcast?lang=en All things Footwork: footwork.club/

On this episode of the TFA Scouted podcast, Adam Scully is joined by Bryant Marques to discuss Brentford's young midfielder Mads Bidstrup who has spent the last 18 months out on loan with Danish Superliga side FC Nordsjælland. In this verbal scout report, the duo look at Bidstrup's role at Nordsjælland and compare it to his time with the Bees, while also dissecting his abilities in possession and why he is a pressing and counterpressing machine out of possession. There is also a section dedicated to looking ahead at Brentford's squad for next season and whether Bidstrup could fit a potential tactical shift under Thomas Frank in the 2023/24 campaign. Please leave a five-star rating on the podcast if you enjoyed!

Aleigh Gambone and Libby Moore are recent graduates of the famous UNC Tar Heels. Awards, conference championships, a national championship heartbreaker and years of high level footy left them wanting more. And so, together they embarked on the start of their pro careers, joining 6 other Americans at Fortuna Hjørring. An historic Danish Superliga club with countless titles and appearances in the champions league. Where the journey will take them next is unknown, but one thing is for certain; there is no road map for them to follow. We talk the big jump to professional soccer, self-reliance, learning on the go and everything they've learned on and off the field during this transition. This is The Jump To Pro with Aleigh Gambone and Libby Moore. Follow them on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/aleigh_gambone/ https://www.instagram.com/libbymoore__/ _______________________________________________________________ WHAT IS FOOTWORK? Sponsored by footwork.club/ Sean and Dylan are two Division 3 graduates, who dropped everything to pursue their dream of being professional soccer players. Both playing in Germany now, the boys tell their stories as well as those of amazing guests to help you pursue your own dreams and ultimately MAKE YOUR OWN PATH. • All Links: linktr.ee/Footworkpod • Subscribe to our show on Youtube ➜ www.youtube.com/channel/UCCnInbiimv9o... • Email us at: footworkpodcast@gmail.com • Subscribe to Footwork➜ eepurl.com/hKT0zD • Follow us on socials ↓↓ Instagram: www.instagram.com/footwork_podcast/ Twitter: twitter.com/Footworkpodcast TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@footworkpodcast?lang=en All things Footwork: footwork.club/

Our Great Coach on this episode is Thomas Frank Thomas is the Head Coach of Brentford FC in the English Football League Championship. He started his career coaching youth teams in Denmark. His success with the National Under 17 team led to his first senior appointment with Brondby in the Danish Superliga in 2013. He turned their performance around delivering top four performances in successive years. In 2016 he joined Brentford as an Assistant Coach before becoming their manager in 2018. At the end of 2019 season he was awarded Manager of the Year and in May 2021, Brentford beat Swansea for promotion into to the English Premier League for the first time in 74 years. Thomas is an emotionally intelligent coach with an innate understanding of the dynamics that shape the culture of teams. His beliefs about the importance of humility, and the value of hard work and standards are timeless. He understands that to experience the joy of success, you must endure long periods of struggle, and yet through care and what he calls, appreciative enquiry, you can sustain the energy needed to continue on. This was a wonderful conversation with a coach on the rise, and I hope you enjoy it as much as we did. If you would like to send us any feedback or if you know a great coach, who has a unique story to share, then we would love to hear from you, please contact us at thegreatcoachespodcast@gmail.com or contact us through our website thegreatcoachespodcast.com

In this latest edition of the World Soccer Talk Podcast, episode 1443, Kyle Fansler talks to one of the youngest American owners of a European soccer club.Jordan Gardner is the co-owner and co-chairman of FC Helsingør. Helsingør is in the Danish 1st Division, which is the second tier on the Danish soccer pyramid. At under 40 years of age, Gardner took part control over the club back in 2019. Since then, under his leadership, the club earned promotion to the Danish 1st Division. Then, last season, it narrowly missed out on promotion to the Danish Superliga.Gardner brings a modern take on club ownership, which clearly yields success for a club punching above its weight. The use of data and analytics allows Helsingør to fulfill Gardner's aim of the club being a great spot for transfers and development. Gardner also discusses his biggest lessons and favorite moments during his time involved with the European game. Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

Join Steve Wyss & Henry Nicholls for a comprehensive Danish Superliga Season Preview. Every team discussed in-depth & 10 players to watch

Joe is joined by FootballInDenmark.com's Henry Nicholls to discuss ones to watch in 2022/23, Midtjylland's innovative scouting, Nordsjælland and the unique Right to Dream Academy, FK København's 2022 title win, 16-year-old Roony Bardghji and much, much more. Listen now. 00:00-04:59 – Getting into Danish football 05:00-10:16 – Brief overview of the Danish Superliga 10:17-16:15 – Right to Dream and FC Nordsjælland 16:16-22:15 – FC Midtjylland's innovative scouting 22:16-25:14 – Silkeborg IF, the surprise package 25:15-35:44 – FC København and Roony Bardghji 35:45-END – Ones to watch for the 2022/23 season

Steve is joined by Henry, @footballinDK to review the Danish Superliga campaign. We look back on the title race, which eventually was closer than expected. Who over and under achieved this season and which teams ended up going down? Find out Henry's 'flop' of the year and also who makes his XI of the season?  Thanks to Henry for his great appearances on NFP this season. Check out his new blog/website for more content. https://footballindenmark.com/blog/road-trip-2021   Itinerary:- 00:00 Intros & general thoughts 05:15 Championship group & title fight 16:02 Relegation group and battle 21:05 Overachieving side - Silkeborg 27:22 Underachievers 32:40 Henry's XI of the season 1:01:44 Top 3 managers of the season 1:09:00 'Flop' of the season 1:13:25 Looking ahead and Henry's new blog/website

In this episode we are joined by Jordan Gardner who is the chairman and co-owner of Danish club FC Helsingør. He talks to Henry - @footballinDK about his time in football so far, the ambitions for the club and the challenges that come with his role. Steve & Jonathan both talk to Henry about some of the key transfers this year in the Superliga, which has just resumed following its winter break. We also discuss the excellent result for Bodø/Glimt at Celtic Park in the Europa Conference League and catch up with some of the Swedish Cup results   ▶ Itinerary for this episode 00:00-01:34 - Intro 01:35-10:45 - Celtic vs Bodø/Glimt Review 10:46-16:35 - Swedish Cup group stage starts 16:36-43:23 - Jordan Gardner Interview 44:24-1:11:20 Danish Superliga discussion & key transfers 1:11:21 - Outro

Episode 51: A Story Of MLS Moments And Doctoral Dreams w Seyi Adekoya Welcome to the 51st episode of the In The 11 Podcast! Today, Brendan Griffiths is joined by Seyi Adekyoa where they chat about how sports psychology just might be the next step for Seyi In this episode Seyi shares what you would probably experience if you're going to pursue a degree while putting in effort for your love of the sport. Seyi talks about the decisions he had to make to be able to balance, if not to focus on just one path that's been presented to him. If you're stuck on the same fork in the road as Seyi's been then this episode will definitely give you ideas and inspiration on how to better handle your situation so stay tuned!  Balancing classes and training: Right around the time that Seyi was getting pumped to go pro, his classes were starting to conflict with his training schedule. During that time, Seyi knew that he had to make a decision and focus on one road only. In the end, he's decided to pursue football always with the intention of returning to finish his degree. He shares more about his future plans for his education and his soccer career, more on this episode! Psychology and Soccer:  Seyi shared that he was working with a life coach during a good part of his soccer career, and having his own background with psychobiology, he understands the importance of the psychological state of the players, coaches, and a  team. Seyi shares that a psychologist he worked with also worked with Oklahoma City Thunder and that there are insights from the therapist that has affected Seyi's perspective on the game, on himself, and on his career. He shares that working with the therapist has been helpful to better understand things like how an athletic person is not always a good fit for the team.  About Seyi Adekyoa: Seyi signed a homegrown player contract with Seattle Sounders FC, making him the ninth homegrown signing in club history. On March 26, 2017, he made his professional debut for USL affiliate club Seattle Sounders FC 2 in a 2–1 loss to the Sacramento Republic. Adekyoa scored his first professional goal on April 2, 2017, playing for Sounders FC 2 in a 2–1 win over Timbers 2. Adekyoa made his first start for Seattle Sounders FC on May 31, 2017, in a 3–0 defeat to the Columbus Crew. His release from the team was announced on April 3, 2018. In June 2018, Seyi moved to Danish Superliga side Vendsyssel FF. In January 2020, he moved to Maltese Premier League side Balzan. He returned to Denmark in October 2020, signing a contract until December 2020 for the third-tier Danish 2nd Division club Thisted FC. On April 1, 2021, Seyi joined the USL Championship club Phoenix Rising FC. On August 6, 2021, he moved on loan to the USL Championship side OKC Energy for the remainder of the season. ~ Outline of the Episode:  [00:01:44] The small world of soccer [00:04:41] Seyi's experience with playing in an MLS Academy [07:32] How did Seyi come to decide which path to take [00:13:21] The difference between playing for the academy and UCLA [00:19:22] The tough conversation and resolution [00:23:50] Seyi's thoughts upon being signed as a homegrown player [00:28:20] Seyi's experience with an MLS club and after so [00:36:20] The changes in Seyi's mindset as he tried to advance his career [00:40:07] Adjusting to the local and football culture in Denmark [00:47:12] The move to Malta [00:49:21] The difference between a coach and a sports director [00:54:09] What to look forward to with an opportunity in Malta [00:58:38] How the pandemic affected Seyi's career [01:00:47] Going back to the US and signing to Phoenix [01:07:38] How Seyi handled having an injury [01:11:00] What's a typical off-season is like [01:12:45] Importance of mental health care for players And many more!  ~ Connect with In the 11 Podcast! Become a Patron: https://www.patreon.com/inthe11pod...

Guest SummaryStåle Solbakken is currently the Norwegian Men's National team manager. He is also a former professional footballer, totaling 298 appearances and 87 goals. Other achievements include being named 1995 Norwegian midfielder of the year, and 2 Danish Superliga championships with Aalborg and Copenhagen in 1999 and 2000, respectively. He represented Norway 58 times, including appearances in the 1998 World Cup and the 2000 European Championship, and scored nine goals. He ended his playing career in 2001 following a heart attack. As a manager, Ståle was named 2004 Norwegian Manager of the Year, and he has won a remarkable 8 Danish Superliga championships with Copenhagen. In addition, he took charge of FC Köln during the 2011/12 season and had a 6-month spell as manager of English side Wolves in the 2012/13 season. Episode SummaryStåle Solbakken talks to Markus Fjørtoft (@markusfjortoft) and Ciaran McKenna (@ciaranmckenna8) about his incredible experiences in football from playing to managing; both domestically and internationally. We cover his unique relationship with the Norwegian club Ham-Kam, the dying art of a goal-scoring midfielder and what contributed to him being one, his success as a player at Lillestrøm and the best 18-months of his career at Aalborg in Denmark, life before and after his cardiac arrest, as well as depicting his 20-year management career covering: his coaching philosophy, the qualities which world-class managers inhabit, building a winning culture at FC Copenhagen, fighting with Pep Guardiola to drinking with him, and transitioning into international football as Norwegian National Team manager - the collective mentality within Norwegian culture and balancing that with encouraging individual talent, as well as the challenge of getting Norwegian talent development ‘right'.Follow BroPod on Twitter @BroPod1 and Facebook. Feel free to subscribe and review our podcast on iTunes, Spotify, and other outlets. #beother

In this podcast one of Africa's super agents Mike Makaab has an opportunity to defend himself against the allegations made by Benedict Vilakazi, who said last week his former representative didn't make him aware of a lucrative offer to stay in Denmark when the South African star played in the Danish Superliga in 2007/2008.Mike vehemently denied Benedict's claims during an interview with us, and says the truth of the matter is the former Buccaneers captain “hadn't impressed” during his time at Aalborg BK.Mike, though, struck a conciliatory tone as he said he still had “love” for Benedict and would welcome an opportunity to “clear the air.”#OrlandoPirates #OnceAlways #bafanabafana #DStvPrem #AaB #SuperAaB #HeleNordjyllandsHold #sldkHost: Zayn NabbiGuest: Mike Makaab (CEO of Prosport International) Talk to us on WhatsApp: +447908 790 474 Show Notes 00:00 – Intro06:00 – “Benedict never settled in Denmark…and was homesick.”12:00 – “No truth” that Aalborg BK wanted him, as he “hadn't impressed”18:00 – Why was Benedict so badly paid at Pirates? 25:00 – “First and foremost my love for him is still the same”26:00 – “I'm really disappointed...but let's sit down and clear the air”Duration: 27:10 See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Brentford signed Frank 'The Tank' Onyeka from Danish club FC Midtjylland for a club record fee (at the time. Until they signed Kristoffer Ajer a few days later) of around €10m. This impending transfer was revealed at the Beesotted Podcast in the pub with Brentford's Directors of Football Phil Giles and Rasmus Ankersen - much to Rasmus' surprise that Beesotted had got an early sniff FCM fan Simon Hansen gives a great rundown as to what Brentford fans can expect of Onyeka. Fast. Strong. Good with the ball. Duracell bunny. Rated as one of the best, if not the best player playing in the Danish Superliga last season. 

The rise of Jesper Lindstrom Jesper Grænge Lindstrøm, commonly known as Jobbe, is a Danish professional footballer who plays as a midfielder for Danish Superliga club Brøndby IF and the Denmark national team. Lindstrøm made his full international debut for Denmark on 11 November 2020 against Sweden. Brøndbyernes Idrætsforening, is a professional association football club based in Brøndbyvester, Capital Region of Denmark. The club was founded in 1964 as a merger between two local clubs and was promoted to the Danish top-flight football league in 1981. Brøndby IF has won 11 Danish championships and 7 Danish Cups.

Episode 38: Ivy League, a First Pro Contract in Ukraine, The Danish Superliga, and Cancer; the Aramis Kouzine story This week Aramis Kouzine steps into the 11 and he has a story that you won't want to miss. From struggling in the 2nd division of Ukraine facing the harsh reality of pro football life, difficult teammates and being away from home at a young age. To then having his dream realized in Denmark to being diagnosed with Ewing Sarcoma, his story in the game is one filled with trials and tribulations but is overflowing with resiliency. Tell Us About Your Dream: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdZnBLLkdlrbnCDLt11ZoWhHCyXAJckUFhyilZMwGhhBJLIGw/viewform?usp=sf_link Follow the Show: https://linktr.ee/inthe11 Subscribe to the Show on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTIKaXh28XlDY-NaJEuCPJw Email the show: inthe11pod@gmail.com Check out Ship It Studios!: https://www.shipitstudios.com/

Our Great Coach on this episode is Thomas Frank Thomas is the Head Coach of Brentford FC in the English Football League Championship. He started his career coaching youth teams in Denmark. His success with the National Under 17 team led to his first senior appointment with Brondby in the Danish Superliga in 2013. He turned their performance around delivering top four performances in successive years. In 2016 he joined Brentford as an Assistant Coach before becoming their manager in 2018. At the end of 2019 season he was awarded Manager of the Year and in May 2021, Brentford beat Swansea for promotion into to the English Premier League for the first time in 74 years.they are in the play-off to win elevation to the Premier League. Thomas is an emotionally intelligent coach with an innate understanding of the dynamics that shape the culture of teams. His beliefs about the importance of humility, and the value of hard work and standards are timeless. He understands that to experience the joy of success, you must endure long periods of struggle, and yet through care and what he calls, appreciative enquiry, you can sustain the energy needed to continue on. In this interview you will hear him talk about; How he shapes the team around the core values of Hardwork, Performance, Attitude and Togetherness How he works with a mentor every week who uses constructive cynicism to help him stay focused on his vales and energy levels. How he believes football is art and when create a specific picture on the pitch it gives him so much joy. If you would like to send us any feedback or if you know a great coach, who has a unique story to share, then we would love to hear from you, please contact us at thegreatcoachespodcast@gmail.com You can also follow us here Twitter @CoachesGreat Instagram @the_great_coaches_podcast YouTube The Great Coaches Podcast channel page LinkedIn The Great Coaches Podcast showpage

This week we have on Heath Pearce who is a former USMNT player and had a long career playing in the Bundesliga, MLS, and the Danish Superliga. He currently is the host of a podcast with Mark McKenzie called Orange Slices and is also the Chief Creative Officer of For Soccer Ventures. We had a great time chatting about his career, the growth that soccer has seen in the US, and the growth that will continue to happen. One of our best episodes, enjoy! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/keepingitsimple-pod/support

This week In the 11 we have Brendan's coach here in Aabyhoj, Denmark Emil Eriksen. The two discuss all things related to how Brendan made his way over here and came about this opportunity. They also chat about what the future may hold for the team, the club and Brendan's career. Additionally Emil gives us insight from his time as a scout and academy coach with AGF a Danish Superliga team. Tell Us About Your Dream: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdZnBLLkdlrbnCDLt11ZoWhHCyXAJckUFhyilZMwGhhBJLIGw/viewform?usp=sf_link Subscribe to the show on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTIKaXh28XlDY-NaJEuCPJw Follow our show on all platforms and socials: https://linktr.ee/inthe11 Email the show: inthe11pod@gmail.com

On today’s episode of Ramble Meets... Andy sits down with FC Nordsjælland chairman and Right To Dream founder, Tom Vernon!Tom founded Right To Dream, the Ghanaian football academy, in 1999 - he joins Andy to discuss its immense educational and footballing imprint in the region, with over twenty graduates since playing professionally in Europe. He also expands on the academy’s purchase of Danish Superliga side FC Nordsjælland, as they look to change the perception and expectations of football club ownership. From the recent signings of Michael Essien and Johan Djourou to their emphasis on individual and collective development, the club is an intriguing and unique case of how a football club can operate in a wholly different way!Search ‘Football Ramble’ on social media to find us, and email us here: show@footballramble.com.***Please take the time to rate and review us on Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your pods. It means a great deal to the show and will make it easier for other potential listeners to find us. Thanks!*** See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

When an injury ended Christian's career as professional soccer player in the Danish Superliga he turned to cycling. This took a dramatic turn on August 24th, 2019 when a crash paralyzed him from the waist and down. Listen to Christian tell about his horrific crash and how he was fighting for his life for two hours before help arrived. During those two hours he was already looking ahead to a new life in a wheelchair and began a mental healing process. Opportunities show up when you least expect them, and today he is working hard on his preparations to qualify for the Para-Olympics 2024!Follow Christian's life and journey on Instagram (@gyldenohr), and head over the his Strava profile and follow his rides: https://www.strava.com/athletes/30454579Christian's sponsor  is Twelve.Sixteen: https://twelvesixteen.cc/Get in touch with your host, Hans Flensted-Jensen, on Instagram (@hans.flensted), Twitter (@hansflensted) or via e-mail: hello@hansflensted.cc.This podcast is proudly part of the Oslo Dawn Patrol community: @OsloDawnPatrol

SportsPro editor at large Eoin Connolly speaks to Jordan Gardner, chairman and co-owner of Danish Superliga soccer club FC Helsingor, about the dynamics of investment into the European game.    Gardner explains where he sees the opportunities in the sport, what he has learned in Denmark and through smaller investments in Championship team Swansea City and League of Ireland team Dundalk, his ownership group’s ambitions to scale their model elsewhere, and his thoughts on debates around  reforms to the competitive pyramid. Music: Surf Inspector by Kevin MacLeod Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/4447-surf-inspector License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ 

On our show today, we have on Emmanuel Sabbi. We talk USMNT/USYNT, the Danish Superliga, and Emmanuel's goals for the upcoming year. Enjoy! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/keepingitsimple-pod/support

The delight of Jonas Wind gameplay Jonas Older Wind is a Danish professional footballer who plays for Danish Superliga side Copenhagen. He is the son of former goalkeeper Per Wind, though the younger Wind plays as a forward.

Ståle Solbakken is a coach that enjoyed great success during his two managerial spells with FC Copenhagen in Denmark, which led him on a path to both the German Bundesliga and English Championship - two highly different and challenging experiences.In this episode between the two former Norway teammates, Ståle openly reflects about his surprise departure from FC Copenhagen, his triumphs, his failures, the lessons learned, and the future ahead.

What a day to be a North End fan. A superb second half performance with 4 goals in 18 minutes sees us come back from two down against Brentford to win 4-2. Oli and Jimmy join Jake for episode 7 as we discuss the fourmidable performance from North End, we discuss the transfer window and what we might yet see before the closure of the domestic window in two weeks time and we're also joined by Rasmus Bertelsen, assistant coach at Danish Superliga side, Randers FC. Rasmus is the man who worked closely with North End's new signing, Emil Riis Jakobsen as he came through the youth ranks at Randers FC. If you have any questions feel free to get in touch with us on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram, we're just @fromthefinney on all of those platforms, or you can email us on - fromthefinney@gmail.com. You can support this show by visiting - https://supporter.acast.com/fromthefinney. As always, enjoy, share and all that good stuff.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/fromthefinney. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We celebrate the return of AFL with a light hearted look at this week in sport.We discuss the Sinners & Winners of the week featuring the superstars of the Soccer, Basketball, Cycling, Wrestling, Rugby & Aussie Rules Footy worlds. Liam inducts the first Legend in the sinners and winners hall of fame. The boys look at the Lance Armstrong's 30 for 30 documentary, J.R Smith day, someone gets stuffed in to the car boot, This week in NRL, what sports are using to create a crowd atmosphere with no crowd, what boxing legend made his return to the ring last week and much more.AFL Watercooler topics include the Etihad stadium advantage, the Chad Wingard media ban and Damo has some hard hitting questions for Bomberland.

Adrian Eames and James O'Toole are joined by Paul Corry and Alan Cawley, with the lads giving their thoughts on whether or not the League of Ireland will resume in 2020. Rob Harnett asks if it is viable for clubs to stream matches, while Danish journalist Troel Bager Thorgerens discusses the Danish Superliga returning.

Cobblers haven't had many players from Scandinavia but Poul Hubertz made a big impact in a short time at the club in the late 2000's.6ft 5" forward Hubertz was a key member of Stuart Gray's side which finished a decent 9th in League 1, playing alongside such talent as Adebayo Akinfenwa, Mark Bunn, Andy Holt, Jason Crowe, Gabor Gyepes and Bradley Johnson.The Dane discusses his formative years in Denmark, playing in the Danish Superliga before moving to Millwall and becoming a popular player at the Den with whole hearted displays. Hubertz talks frankly about the pain of being released by the Lions and the joy of being a part of one of Northampton's most talented ever teams under Gray where Cobblers thrashed Swansea 4-2 and went to to toe with big clubs like Nottingham Forest.Hubertz talks us through his best goal from the club- an overhead kick V Forest at Sixfields which is still remembered by Town fans now.We'll hear that Hubertz never wanted to leave the Cobblers, the reason why he did and talk about the characteristics which make him a cult player at Northampton Town. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week Neil found an Danish Superliga leaders FC Midtjylland are planning to finish their season (https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/52347927) whilst still letting their fans watch the action by turning their car park into a drive-in football cinema. This got us thinking about different ways of letting football fans watch the action when the season restarts. Even if it is behind closed doors. Admittedly, Neil didn't quite get his own memo and has decided to change the rules of football for his own selfish gains. But you expected nothing less, right?! We're also delving into the postbag to hear your most and least liked football stadiums. There are a lot of disagreements! ____________________________________________ Hear outtakes and bonus content by becoming a Patreon (https://www.patreon.com/cobblerstome) supporter. Sign up for as little as $2 a month! Subscribe (for free!) on  Apple Podcasts (https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/its-all-cobblers-to-me/id1436309214?ls=1)  and leave us a 5 star review while you’re there. There is more Cobblers related content as well as all of our previous episodes on our website  https://cobblerstome.com (https://cobblerstome.com/) You can get involved with the podcast by doing the following things: Email us itsallcobblers@gmail.com. Tweet us  https://twitter.com/CobblersToMe (https://twitter.com/CobblersToMe) Facebook  https://www.facebook.com/itsallcobblers (https://www.facebook.com/itsallcobblers) If you know of a local business who could do with some exposure please let us know as we have plenty of sponsorship options available. It’s All Cobblers To Me is a  Northampton Town Football Club (http://ntfc.co.uk/) . Support this podcast

This week we discuss ‘what next for the Danish Superliga?' with Esbjerg journalist Jan Maass Lindhardt and former chair of The Blue Knights fanclub Anders Bjerring

Sam and EG sit down with Michael Parkhurst to discuss the glory days with the New England Revolution winning everything except MLS Cup; memories of Clint Dempsey; excelling in the Danish Superliga and facing Chelsea/Juventus/Shakhtar in Champions League; first-hand look at Argentina (f/t Messi) partying at 2008 Summer Olympics; his experience back in MLS with Columbus and finally getting the monkey off his back with Atlanta (while denying culpability for Boom Boom Room trophy celebration).

The Tyrrell brothers do Esbjerg part 3!Matthew & Luke use the Premier League winter break to discuss recent events at Crystal Palace, pre & post-match views on Esbjerg fB's 1-0 home win against FC København 

Saturdays Football Presents: Far From Home   Please have a moment of silence before your next kickoff for Sam’s Twitter account. We’ve got our good friend Ben Green on to talk everything from his love of Tyler Adams to the importance of the Danish Superliga and leagues like it for US Soccer—plus plenty more.  And since it’s January, we name a few guys we think could use a move elsewhere. And our cherry on top is having Josh Barajas from Foosball on to tell us why we should give up hope on claiming a certain young Mexican American Chivas striker.     Ben’s Socials: https://twitter.com/beno_greeno https://www.instagram.com/ben_green_/ and evidence of his Tyler Adams love:  https://twitter.com/beno_greeno/status/1061790773816053765 https://twitter.com/beno_greeno/status/1108894655985287169   Josh’s Socials: https://twitter.com/dank0cean   Follow Saturdays Football on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/saturdaysfootball/   Follow the boys on Twitter:   Duncan: https://twitter.com/theduncanbo   Sam: TBD     Links: US Olympic Qualifying Schedule: shorturl.at/twCE9   Timmy Chandler Article: shorturl.at/eBIT9   Pynadath Hype tape: shorturl.at/tzDV3   Sargent: https://twitter.com/usmntonly/status/1216359659059253255   Soto: https://twitter.com/BrianSciaretta/status/1216463421627150338?s=20   Reyna: https://twitter.com/FutureUsmnt/status/1215969401968758784?s=20   Richards: https://twitter.com/usmntonly/status/1215725622825299969?s=20   Saucedo: https://twitter.com/soriajoelfutbol/status/1216428682350194688   Holmes: https://twitter.com/SkyBet/status/1217095829917458432     Music: Ethan Bochicchio   “Sam Tinnesz - Far From Home (The Raven)”   Swanky Tunes & Going Deeper - Far From Home (Radio Edit)

Brentford played host to Cardiff midweek under the lights at Griffin Park. And the Beesotted crew met up at The Globe, Brentford pre and post-match to shoot the breeze. And discuss ... the Cardiff Match ... more international Bees .... the January conundrum ... which of the Brentford players out on loan - Marcus Forss. Halil Dervisoglu. Emiliano Marcondes - do we recall (if any) in January? Plus Farrell Monk from Fulhamish Podcast gives us a Fulham preview as we look forward to the big West London derby at the weekend. In the pub:Billy TheBee GrantDave Laney LaneMartin The Dutchman HollandSavvy Bee KyriacouMatt The Allard Allardplus various others popping in and out0 min - INTRO3 min 33 sec - International Bees18 min 47 sec - January transfer window. Who do we recall out of Halil Dervisoglu (Sparta Rotterdam - 11th in the Dutch Eredivise). Emiliano Marcondes (FC Midtjylland - 1st in the Danish Superliga). Marcus Forss (AFC Wimbledon - 19th in Division 1)39 min 43 sec - Fans post match Brentford v Cardiff43 min 40 secs - Beesotted crew discuss Cardiff match48 min 29 sec - Fulham match. Competition entrants describe their best Brentford v Fulham match1 hr 0 min 0 sec - Fulham preview with Farrell Monk from Fulhamish podcast 1 hr 07 min - sec - Beesotted crew discuss Brentford v Fulham at the weekend1 hr 19 mins - END

Luke is joined by local journalist Jan Maass Lindhardt to discuss the action, and reaction, from the Esbjerg v FC Nordsjælland game and fight for 3rd place

Easter sunshine and a couple of beers, what could make the weekend any better? Luke and Rich discuss Crystal Palace's first win at Arsenal since 1994, Liverpool back to the top, Parakeets, The Danish Superliga & Raheem Sterling. 

Matthew steps in for Richard again to talk Crystal Palace v Man City, the title race, relegation battles, Scottish Cup and the Danish Superliga

Rasmus Ankersen is the football director of Brentford FC in the English Championship, and chairman of FC Midtjylland in the Danish Superliga. Both teams are owned by the founder of statistical analysis company SmartOdds, and are innovative in their use of data to create competitive advantage. Rasmus has published several books, including The Gold Mine Effect, and Hunger in Paradise, and he is a highly sought after keynote speaker. You can find out more about Rasmus at: www.rasmusankersen.com Where Others Won't is recorded at Apollo Studios in downtown Toronto. It is produced and edited by Adam Esker. You can book Cody to speak, buy the Where Others Won't book, or learn more about Cody's background by visiting www.codyroyle.com

The pod goes to Denmark (again) to cover Esbjerg's 2-1 victory over Vejle which saw them qualify for the champion's round of the Danish Superliga. Luke chats to local journalist Jan Maas Lindhardt for action, and reaction 

The co-founders are back to discuss Crystal Palace, Liverpool, the upcoming Champions League games, fans on the pitch and the Danish Superliga playoff system

Luke & Matthew Tyrrell take the pod on tour for a Danish Superliga Special, to bring you action, and reaction from Esbjerg v Brøndby and FC Midtylland v Aalborg, as well as discussions on Crystal Palace and the FA Cup

Timeline: 7:50 Landing a scouting role with Manchester United 17:45 Why European Academies fail in Africa 23:00 Ghana's culture and identity 31:25 How to develop character in a young player 43:35 European vs American approach to character development 47:00 Replicating Right-to-Dream in other countries 57:28 Finding purpose Today we are joined by Tom Vernon. Vernon is the founder of the Right to Dream Academy in Ghana and Chairman of FC Nordsjælland in the Danish Superliga. According to it's website, Right to Dream's mission is, "to provide transformational life changing opportunities for the next generation of leaders, inspiring change as part of a global movement that shares remarkable stories of human endeavour." This is what makes Right to Dream unique. It has a massive commitment to character development and giving back. This is why I wanted to speak with Tom. In this episode we'll discuss how the global system is broken, how it can be fixed, the keys to developing character and so much more. The academy was started 1999 and since then 34 of their graduates have gone on to become professional footballers and 51 have studied at colleges and universities in the US and UK. In January of 2016, Right to Dream bought FC Nordsjælland to give more opportunities to their graduates. They have 5 graduates in their squad now, including Godsway Donyoh who is our guest next week. This is first interview out of 3 with people connected to Right to Dream or FC Nordsjælland. If you want to learn more about Right to Dream visit www.righttodream.com or check out their Instagram and Twitter, @right2dream For more info about this podcast visit www.ThisFootballLife.com or reach out to me on Twitter @ThisFootballLif or @SchneiderWeiler You can see video clips of the podcast on Youtube, the channel is 'This Football Life.'

Brit, Sam, and Peaches talk about the 1-0 win (3-1 aggregate loss) to Atlanta and talk about roster decisions, more Danish Superliga, and end-of-season awards

Bilal (Bill) Hamid is a professional soccer player born and raised in the Washington Metropolitan Area. He is a star goalkeeper for the United States Men's National Team and a recent addition to Danish Superliga side FC Midtjylland. Signing his first professional contract at the age of 18, Bill worked his way up from DC United's youth academy to cement a place in MLS history as an all-time legend, winning the MLS Goalkeeper of the Year Award in 2014. While soccer has been a constant in Bill's life since he was 5 years old, he manages to stay balanced by focusing on two other factors that define him - faith and family. Bill is a proud Muslim who prays before every match and does his best to fast during the Islamic holy month of Ramadan. He's also very proud of his Sierra-Leonean roots. He shares stories of his experience as a first-generation American growing up in a strict immigrant household, where staying connected to his roots was of the utmost importance. At 27 years old, it seems like Bill has everything figured out. He has an unrelenting commitment to leave a legacy of greatness in this world, and it can be felt with every word he speaks. Tune into this episode of Culture Study to hear Bill share his life journey, one that expands way beyond the soccer pitch.

In this episode, Brit, Sam, and Peaches talk about the 2-1 victory in the DC United RFK finale, their love for the Danish Superliga, and look ahead at the upcoming playoff game against Chicago.

Are plans afoot for clubs to breakaway from UEFA and create a new Champions League? We hear from the head of the Danish Superliga, Claus Thomsen and the former head of the Scottish FA, Gordon Smith. Also on the show, Bayern Munich's Xabi Alonso, Tottenham's Son Hueng-min and the Nigeria national team coach Gernot Rohr. Picture: FC Copenhagen fans let off flares ahead of the UEFA Champions League match between Leicester City and FC Copenhagen at the Leicester City Stadium. (Plumb Images/Leicester City FC via Getty Images)

Heath Pearce is a recently retired player with a professional career spanning over 10 years Today he is a media profile, working as a presenter, creator and host on KICK, one of the largest independent football channels on YouTube with over 1.4 million subscribers and over 200 million views. Heath takes us through his incredible life and career journey, starting from humble beginnings in Modesto, CA, to the US National Team Residency Program at IMG in Florida and then to the pivotal moment when he became a professional player at Nordsjalland, in the Danish Superliga, followed by Hansa Rostock in the German Bundesliga. He returned back to the US to play for FC Dallas, Chivas USA, New York Red Bulls, and the Montreal Impact in the MLS and then ventured back to Scandinavia to finish his playing days with IFK Gothenburg in Sweden. Directly after his career as a footballer, Heath transitioned into media and journalism. He gives us some insights into why he decided to end his career at the ripe old age of 31 to follow a different passion and how invigorated and excited he feels in his current role at KICK. We also discuss being cut from Youth National Teams, the Olympics, and the 2010 World Cup, working as a mascot and cleaning windows to save money for a flight to try his luck in Europe, trust issues with coaches and people in positions of authority, transfer sagas, working in front of the camera, the football media landscape, and much more! Contact: Tweet @HeathGPearce | Instagram heathpearce | YouTube www.youtube.com/user/kick See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.