Podcast appearances and mentions of david gallop

As player safety continues to be the number one issue in Rugby League today our heroes are buoyed with confidence knowing the NRL will not.... ever.... compromise...... if there's a fire.Our heroes provide the CSA that there has been no crackdown, none...Crackdown here, no... The 18 sin bins last week was the eventuality of an anomaly, which despite our sincerest efforts we have been unable to eliminate from what is otherwise a harmony of mathematical precision. Matrix Revolutions quotes aside, the Grapplers tackle the assertions of the NRL's top dog and turn from admiration to criticism the deeper they delve and separate themselves from comparisons with David Gallop.The player safety focus is challenged by the numbers in the NRL casualty ward and the Rabbitohs being with a 3rd of their top squad riding the pine. Far too much Broncos analysis for one, is never enough for another, as these men offer solutions for Madge's glaring absence of hookers in his squad.Rugby Australia's deal with their new coach is sealed with a Kiss, Joe Schmidt gives the resurgent men in Gold the Long Kiss Goodnight, and the Reds are Kissed on the proverbial to hold on to their coach for another year.Tom Lynagh has not been given the Kiss of Death despite what some outlets are reporting, he's just being rested, and Harry McLaughlin-Phillips is next on Kiss List.With every Kiss pun exhausted our hero's gaze turns to the Subcontinent and the actions of a young man aged between 14 and 34 who became the youngest kid in the IPL to knock a ton and in 35 balls thank you very much.Amazing considering how small the Indian junior base is. NBA, a quick lesson on vice work and a couple of charming dudes who simply want to Grapple.Like it, subscribe to it, share it, dig it. 

James Graham is joined by former NRL & FFA CEO David Gallop. Gallop was NRL CEO for 10 years from 2002-2012 and takes us inside some of the scandals that rocked the game during his tenure. Gallop takes us inside the boardroom like never before.  Ladbrokes: https://ladbrokes.com/  Tooheys: https://www.tooheys.com.au/ Athletic Greens Promo Link: https://drinkAG1.com/BYEROUND. Please leave us a review and help support the podcast by grabbing some merch from - https://thebyeround.com/   Chapters: 0:00 Welcome David Gallop1:00 The NRL Lawyer3:55 The NRL CEO9:27 2002 Bulldogs Salary Cap Scandal27:23 NRL Expansion: Titans, Dolphins & 18th Team37:32 Dealing With TV Broadcasters43:49 Reacting To Off-Field Incidents1:02:00 2010 Storm Salary Cap Scandal1:17:44 What Would DG Change From His Time?1:21:12 The FFA CEO1:25:23 Dealing With FIFA1:29:25 The Matildas1:33:16 The A-League1:39:19 Concussion1:44:03 Tooheys New QuestionsSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ex-FA boss David Gallop can remember the time an A-League owner told him he didn't care about the Socceroos. It's that kind of ugly encounter that underlines the next challenge for the beautiful game in Australia. As football seeks to seize its moment, we wonder how the game can transform itself off the back of the Socceroos World Cup success and ask if Graham Arnold is the man to lead the national side to the next tournament. Featured: David Gallop, former Football Australia CEO.  Subscribe to the ABC Sport Newsletter

Ex-FA boss David Gallop can remember the time an A-League owner told him he didn't care about the Socceroos. It's that kind of ugly encounter that underlines the next challenge for the beautiful game in Australia. As football seeks to seize its moment, we wonder how the game can transform itself off the back of the Socceroos World Cup success and ask if Graham Arnold is the man to lead the national side to the next tournament. Featured: David Gallop, former Football Australia CEO.  Subscribe to the ABC Sport Newsletter

Australian rugby is in quite a state and today we have Brendan Cannon on the show to speak about the need for us to remedy this by reigniting a lost sense of community around our beloved game. For those who don't know, Brendan was an Australian Wallaby from 2001 to 2006 and has a large number of games under his belt for the Queensland Reds, the Waratahs, and the Western Force too. In today's show, we chat with Brendan about his personal journey, the obstacles he overcame to achieve what he has, and his views on the current and future state of Australian rugby. Brendan takes us through his formative years and his time with the Souths before getting into a topic that penetrates most of today's conversation, the growing disconnect between professional and club rugby, causes for this, and the tremendous losses the game has experienced as a result. Our guest weighs in on changes in gameplay, the commercialisation of professional rugby, the effects of COVID on the industry, and what could be done to bring back our glory days. We also hear about some of Brendan's personal experiences as a professional player such as his swift return to the game after a severe car accident, his transition from number eight to hooker, and his scrum injury that marked his final exit as a professional player. Don't miss this amazing conversation with a man who brings a lifetime of perspectives from inside and out! Key Points From This Episode: • Brendan's rugby family legacy, love of the game, and childhood memories playing at Souths.• The way famous players used to still play for their clubs, inspiring young players.• Commercialization of pro rugby and reasons for its growing disconnect with amateur rugby.• Why pro players should invest in their clubs and not forget about paying tribute to these roots.• Prohibitive costs, sanitized product, less free gameplay, and other reasons rugby isn't what it used to be.• Brendan's near-fatal car accident and what allowed him to return to rugby soon after.• Why Brendan decided to transition from number eight to hooker and his experiences after.• Brendan's career-ending scrum injury and his perspectives on scrum adjudication.• Contributors to Australian rugby's bad state: dismissals, COVID, commercialization.• The potential that bringing back a sense of community has to reignite Australian rugby's spirit.• Examples of brand ambassadorship shown by Andrew Demetriou and David Gallop.• Cues to be taken from other sports about broadcasters being more critical of administrators.Links from this weeks show: Queensland Reds - Queensland RedsNSW Waratahs - WaratahsWestern Force - Western ForceSt Laurence's College - St. Laurence's CollegeSouths Rugby - Souths Rugby Union ClubWhite Ribbon Day - White Ribbon Day

David Gallop, Rick Burton, Emma Murray and Adrian Brown join Gerard this Monday afternoon

David Gallop, Sam Edmund, Rick Burton, Emma Murray and Adrian Brown join Gerard this Monday afternoon

David Gallop and Rick Burton join Gerard this Monday morning

Leading Australian administrator, David Gallop joins us to discuss the landscape of the NRL, A-League and BBL

The College football rankings are finally out and the committee deemed that the best team in the nation is the Buckeye's. Did they get it right? How might the rankings look in the next few weeks? 4 teams have a chance at the end of the year to win a National Championship. Are you happy with the playoff format? We'll discuss it. Is London really getting an NFL team? Dean Spanos has clearly voiced his opinion. Now hear ours. David Gallop & The FFA (Football Federation Australia) now will pay women's football (soccer) equally. They will receive the same cut of commercial revenue. They (Matildas) are entitled to the same travel and training as the men's club (Socceroos). They Join New Zealand and Norway as the only countries that pay both men and women on the same pay scale. We discuss this, and how come the US Women's soccer team's continual battle in the court for equal pay hasn't happened yet. Lots to talk about on this edition of NYSEA

This week on Across The Park, we discuss Mick's new haircut, we go back into the vaults and find Joel's old sport's intro, the NSW Blues State Of Origin victory and Mick's report from the game, Cam Smith playing his 400th game and Benji Marshall playing his 300th game this weekend, Ash Barty leaves Wimbledon but is still Number 1, Ellyse Perry's crazy bowling in the Ashes, USA winning the Soccer World Cup, David Gallop's resignation and Joel's unbelievable sporting predictions, Netball World Cup, and a game!

The BIGGEST of the big cheeses! In October, we welcomed FFA CEO David Gallop onto the Daily Football Show for the first time. It was then that we got a first inkling that a second division and promotion and relegation was firmly on head office's radar. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

We could have spent an hour asking the big kahuna questions! Gallop lifted the lid on A-League expansion, NCIP, government funding and plenty more. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Thursday's show is one of our BIGGEST ever! Matildas legend, PFA deputy chief executive and Fox Sports analyst Kate Gill previews the new W-League season, Asian football expert Paul Williams dissects the second leg of the Asian Champions League semi-finals, FFA CEO David Gallop jumps on the line, plus there's the Eurosnob and more! For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

The Gallop wants a job? NOT The Footy Show asks the question: What could David Gallop do next? Get NOT The Footy Show Episode 110 and 'enjoy' Warrick Nicolson, Matthew Duncan, DC Chapman and YES Nic McInerney (we found him!) talking Gallop's legacy and future, Preview Origin 2 and tip Round 14 of the NRL. Also in Episode 110 we hear an exclusive, breaking, developing, we're hearing, Enjoy the show? Let us know.

Renee Gartner joins us to talk Finals, The League Lounge, Titans' Digital and Balmain Tiger mascot-phobia as we preview the Elimination Semi Finals. Plus the Illawarra Steelers are back! David Gallop's 'terrorist' comment - storm in a tea cup or one very ordinary analogy? Matthew Duncan looks at the Tigers-Warriors and Broncos-Dragons games in depth, Maria Tsialis talks NRL Media Touch Footy Enjoy the show? Let us know.

After some miscommunication issues to begin, the Whinge of the Week covers David Gallop's unfortunate comments for the Storm supporters. GWS's different approach with veterans, the beginning of the A-League season preview and first thoughts on the NFL make up the show.