Podcast appearances and mentions of david argyle

Rob shares some stories about travelling with David then goes through his early days announcing with the team.

@WLF_podcast talks to Toronto Wolfpack owner David Argyle about the restart of Super League and the issues surrounding it.

Mike Wilson "The Ultimate Leafs Fan" and Dan Patskou, head bartender at Soctiabank Arena, sub in for Naz and Wally to chat about the Leafs with Postmedia's Lance Hornby and David Argyle,owner of the the Toronto Wolfpack. Listen live every Sunday at 9am on Zoomer Radio

All Blacks second five-eighth Sonny Bill Williams has reportedly been offered a staggering $9.7m deal to return to rugby league after the Rugby World Cup.The Sydney Morning Herald is reporting that the 34-year-old, who came off the bench in Saturday's World Cup semifinal defeat to England, has been offered the two-year deal to play for the Toronto Wolfpack in Europe's Super League.The Canadian franchise is funded by Australian mining billionaire David Argyle and will make its debut in the Super League next year after winning promotion by beating Featherstone Rovers in the second division final.According to the Sydney Morning Herald, Williams has also received multi-year, multi-million dollar offers from overseas rugby clubs.His contract with New Zealand Rugby comes to an end at the conclusion of the Rugby World Cup. The All Blacks play Wales in the bronze final on Friday night which is expected to be Williams' final test for New Zealand.The two-time World Cup winner fronted an All Blacks press conference yesterday in Japan and when asked to reveal his sporting future Williams said: "Soon bro, soon, we're just trying to finalise that."Williams also appeared to brush off recent reports that suggested he would be joining the Sydney Roosters in a coaching capacity next year.Sonny Bill Williams talking at an All Blacks press conference yesterday. Photo / Mark MitchellWolfpack head coach Brian McDermott previously said Toronto wanted to bring in a "David Beckham-type player" and that Williams fit the bill."Our club would want to have a name that's absolutely international that everybody would recognise and help the profile of our game, very much like David Beckham did for Major League Soccer," McDermott added."But he would have to be a very good player as well, he's got to be able to do the job that I want him to do. There would be no token player or just a headline-grabbing player."While he wasn't prepared to talk about his future in yesterday's press conference, Williams offered some insight into the next All Blacks coach with Steve Hansen stepping down after the World Cup.Williams was asked about Ian Foster's credentials and rather than endorse the All Blacks attack coach he instead opted to make a strong push for the inclusion of a Māori or Pacific Island coach within the All Blacks set-up.Blues assistant Tana Umaga and successful Japan coach Jamie Joseph are two such figures, while Blues head coach Leon MacDonald has played for the New Zealand Māori, and Highlanders coach Aaron Mauger has Tahitian and Samoan heritage.Dave Rennie, a man who Williams shares close ties with after they won two Super Rugby titles at the Chiefs, has Cook Islands heritage but he is thought to be close to signing on to replace Michael Cheika at the Wallabies."When it comes to that there are going to be a few guys putting their heads up isn't there? By a few reports I may have to put my hand up too because I'm stepping into coaching," Williams said with a smile."Good luck to everyone who puts their hand up and tries to step into that role. There are a lot of coaches who will be leaving at the end of this year."One thing I would probably put to NZR is it would be good to see a Pacific Islander or Māori in the coaching system that would have a bit of influence because the way the game is going and is today, there's a lot of Māori and Island boys that play for the All Blacks."I'm just thinking how can we get a lot more out of those boys. I know there's a bit of space there for that growth."

Toronto Wolfpack majority owner David Argyle ‘fires’ himself as CEO after acknowledging his racist comment. The ‘Golden Point’ saves London but did it really rob St.Helens? Is this a step backwards, after all the games supposed to be played over 80 minutes? The man hired to solve all the problems at Hull KR is the same man who walked out on the game in 2017. So this should be interesting Mr.Smith. And all the facts on the Giant who’s decided he wants to be a Rhino. Host Matt Shaw in debate with Yorkshire Post journalist Peter Smith, Giant’s player Alex Mellor and former Widnes Head Coach Francis Cummins.

Michael interviews the man behind Rugby League Peru, Jamie Perez. We learn about the history, the new “Incas” brand, upcoming internationals, the plan for domestic competition, and the ambitious long term goals for our sport's newest nation. Get in touch with Jamie on Facebook and Instagram ___ In this week’s golden points; Michael discusses David Argyle stepping down as Toronto Wolfpack Chairman and CEO, he breaks down all of the great news from the RLIF conference in Singapore which includes the international Rugby League 10 year plan. Plus all the latest news and results from Serbia, Norway, The Netherlands, USA, Canada, Greece, Turkey, Italy, Fiji, Tonga, Poland and much, much more. ___ Episode 26 is brought to you by Everything Rugby League and Mascord Brownz. Listen in for your mascordbrownz.com and mascordbrownz.com.au 10% discount code. Your feedback is welcome on our social pages; Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. Enjoy the show!

This weeks guest is a friend of 10 years, David Argyle.David and I met through our local soccer club when Whitehorse and Mitcham merged to create what is now known as Whitehorse United.David was the youngest ever President at the club when he was just 22, and from this role it opened up opportunities that have helped shaped his life to what it is today.Please enjoy this thoroughly enjoyable chat with David Argyle - and Just Start! ;)Davids company - Just PlayJust Play on InstagramSocial SportSocial Sport on InstagramWhitehorse UnitedWhitehorse United on InstagramThe Hope Initiative The Hope Initiative on Instagram//Please feel free to email me any questions or feedback you might have for the podcast, I am grateful for all of it! rien.macdonald@gmail.com//If you enjoyed this episode and got something out of it, I would absolutely love if you could share it with a friend or family member, as it is the only way it grows! Additionally, if you could take a minute to give me a rating on apple podcasts (5 stars would be boss! :D) I would love you to the moon and back, as they say!

Mike is back in the studio after passing the radio fitness test with Fax1's Jamie Gray and Rugby League World Editor Matthew Shaw who came straight from the Championship Launch in York. We also had a fantastic Special Guest in Toronto Wolfpack owner David Argyle. Find out how much he loves the Fax!

The final in a series of public lectures which show that keen detective work is still essential for 21st Century doctors. Recorded on 19 November 2009 in the Anatomy Lecture Theatre at the University of Edinburgh. Inspired by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, the lectures highlight the University's acclaimed medical research. The speaker, David Argyle, is William Dick Professor of Veterinary Clinical Studies at the University.

The final in a series of public lectures which show that keen detective work is still essential for 21st Century doctors.Recorded on 19 November 2009 in the Anatomy Lecture Theatre at the University of Edinburgh.Inspired by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, the lectures highlight the University's acclaimed medical research.The speaker, David Argyle, is William Dick Professor of Veterinary Clinical Studies at the University.

Professor David Argyle is William Dick Professor of Veterinary Clinical Studies at the University of Edinburgh. This lecture is part of the Medical Detectives, a series of public lectures that show how keen detective work is still essential for 21st century doctors: http://www.ed.ac.uk/news/events/medical-detectives/ Recorded on 19 November 2009 in the Anatomy Lecture Theatre at the University of Edinburgh.