Podcasts about england u20

Saracens and England U20 teammates Jack Bracken and Noah Caluori join Angus Savage ahead of their World Rugby U20 Championship warm up game against Wales!Jack reflects on last year's World U20 title, his World Cup winning father, and scoring a hat-trick on debut, while Noah looks forward to his debut (as a current schoolboy!), and looking to beat Jack's debut feat!Fancy a Bobble Hat, Cap, or other merchandisde? Visit the NextGenXV Shop!https://nextgenmerchandise.shopConnect with NextGenXV: https://www.nextgenxv.com https://www.facebook.com/NextGenXV/ https://www.twitter.com/NextGenXVhttps://www.instagram.com/nextgenxvhttps://www.youtube.com/c/Nextgenxv Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We look forward to Wales U20 v England U20 at Cardiff Arms Park, in this edition of the Welsh Rugby Union Podcast. We hear from coach Richard Whiffin, captain Harry Beddall and vice-captain Steffan Emanuel.

After a week's break, Angus and Will are back to talk age-grade rugby - including a chat with England U20 and Saracens star Angus Hall, as the penultimate round of the U20 Six Nations looms large.The guys also get stuck into some of the big issues in the school game at the moment, including a passionate defence of the role of independent schools is the wider rugby landscape.Do get in touch with your thoughts!Fancy a Bobble Hat, Cap, or other merchandisde? Visit the NextGenXV Shop!https://nextgenmerchandise.shop Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

With Angus away, Sam Roberts comes in to join Will and talk through a brilliant Premiership Rugby U18 Academy League Finals Day - AND - England U20 captain Tom Burrow and fellow forward Aiden Ainsworth-Cave join the pod ahead of their game against Scotland!Fancy a Bobble Hat, Cap, or other merchandisde? Visit the NextGenXV Shop!https://nextgenmerchandise.shopConnect with NextGenXV: https://www.nextgenxv.com https://www.facebook.com/NextGenXV/ https://www.twitter.com/NextGenXVhttps://www.instagram.com/nextgenxvhttps://www.youtube.com/c/Nextgenxv Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Angus and Will are joined by England U20 Head Coach Mark Mapletoft, and England U20 and Bath wing Charlie Griffin for an U20 Six Nations Preview special!PLUS - The 2025 NextGenXV Global Schools Challenge Launches, U18 Academy League Round 4 Preview, and Hurst 7s details!Fancy a Bobble Hat, Cap, or other merchandisde? Visit the NextGenXV Shop!https://nextgenmerchandise.shop Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

With Maro Itoje being named England captain a decade on from guiding England to World U20s glory, Angus and Will debate who could follow suit in ten years time.Plus - U18 Academy League predictions and reflections, and a look over the England U20 XV to face Bath.Let us know what you want to hear about on the next pod!Fancy a Bobble Hat, Cap, or other merchandisde? Visit the NextGenXV Shop!https://nextgenmerchandise.shop Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

After a brilliant opening round in the Premiership Rugby U18 Academy League, Angus and Will are back to reflect on Round 1 and look ahead to Round 2 - plus a big look at the England U20s and who might star! Plus Angus' thoughts on what everyone's getting wrong at lineout time!What do you want to hear on next week's pod? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Wherein I sit down to chat with Will Hooley, a lead voice in the @usmlr, former Premiership and England U20's player, and most recently of the San Diego Legion! We chat a great MLR Season and... a Three-Peat for the New England Free Jacks?... If you're enjoying listening, you can always buy me a beverage through the link below, or you can sign up through Anchor to become a monthly supporter! If you still haven't left a review, I'd really appreciate it if you could take that bit of time, it's really more helpful than I can say. In the meantime, thanks as always for your support! https://www.buymeacoffee.com/ScrumOfTheEarth https://anchor.fm/thescrumoftheearth Thanks, cheers and be well! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Hask is joined in studio by his former Stade Francais teammate Ollie Phillips to help interview Alex Gray aka Apollo from Gladiators.  Alex has had a varied and wonderful career that's taken him from England U20 captaincy, to the NFL with the Atlanta Falcons. Now he has a starring role in the smash hit remake of Gladiators.  In the week that Louis Rees-Zammit signed for the Kansas City Chiefs, Alex speaks about his time in the NFL and the challenge of making the active roster. Season 4 is sponsored by Continental Tyres.

Ahead of the huge U20 Six Nations decider on Friday night, Ben Redshaw, Oliver Spencer, and Kane James talk to Angus Savage about the campaign, life in the U20s, and their experiences as a trip of former Sedbergh School teammates now lining up alongside each other in national colours.From Howden Rosslyn Park National Schools 7s and Sedbergh Super 10s school competitions, to teenage debuts for Newcastle Falcons, and a switch from Wales to England, plus plenty more, the trip give plenty of insight! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

England managed to produce one of their best performances in recent memory this weekend at Twickenham, stealing the game away from Ireland in the dying moments - the lads, joined by former Ireland International and expert analyst Bernard Jackman, dissect the game with an open cloth. Big Jim vents his frustrations with Scotland following their loss to Italy and we also look ahead to the final round of the Six Nations 2024. PLUS we're joined by England U20's captain & Leicester Tigers Young Gun, Finn Carnduff revealing the freak athletes next to hit the big time. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Welcome Back! England U20's, London Irish and now Gloucester. At the age of 21 Monty Bradbury has already ticked so many boxes. We get to chat to Monty about the end of London Irish and the state of the English game on a whole, we chat England U20's and also the ongoing six nations. Currently recovering from a long-term knee injury, we also discuss the mental and physical sides of rehab and especially as a young sportsman the uncertainty of a career on the big stage after a big injury. Its such a fun episode with an old friend of mine and hope you all enjoy it as much as I did! See you next week. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

A visit to Manchester to see England Under 23's as Producer Luke and Pollie Starkie enjoy the action from the Joie stadium, they are joined by Beth from Her Football Hub and post match they hear from Head coach Emma Coates and striker Abby Beaver-JonesSubscribe via all good podcasting platforms Produced by Leo Audio Productions Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Stamford Chidge & Jonathan Kydd are joined by Mark Meehan to look back at surprisingly unsurprising defeat away to Man City and ahead to Man Utd this week.In part one Franks team changes beg more questions: is Frank under orders, down to the bare bones or just clueless? More Keystone Kops defending cost us again. In fairness, we didn't play too badly as in we didn't get hammered!! But its not really good enough, is it? And why having been held back from the England U20 squad did Chukwuemeke only come on with 9 minutes to go? The season really needs to end doesn't it?In part two we look ahead to Thursday night's match against Man Utd kicking off with Chidge's team selection. Will Frank heed his advice? Very probably not!! Utd will still have one eye on Liverpool who have a better goal difference, if Utd lose against us and Fulham at home (Liverpool away v Southampton). Utd only lost once at home in the league this season – v Brighton 1st match. Given this dare we hope for a win for Chelsea?In part three we wrap up the show with a couple of listener emails. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Stamford Chidge & Jonathan Kydd are joined by Clayton Beerman to discuss the latest Chelsea news and look ahead to Saturday's match against Nottingham Forest.In part one we round up the latest Chelsea news including Frank's presser with updates on the injuries to Chilwell; Mount; Cucurella; KK and Fofana. With Lewis Hall kept back from the England U20 squad, will Frank pick him on Saturday? Kante looks set to stay while Silva may be off - what do we think? And we welcome the price freeze on general admission season tickets announced by Chelsea's board this week.In part two we preview Saturday's match against Nottinghma Forest starting with Chidge's team selection. After beating Bournemouth last weekend, has Chelsea's confidence returned? Forest are fighting for survival but will Chelsea be on the beach? Chelsea need to finish the season well and with tough fixtures coming up it could be Chelsea's last win this season. With that in mind we give our predictions. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

A rather longer podcast than normal this week as we discuss the new Season Ticket prices and deal offered to supporters, plus the news from Premier Rugby and the RFU that once again there is unlikely to be any Promotion to the Premiership this season. The lads also chat about the u20 International between England and Italy at Kingsholm, plus the Six Nations action including the incredible Ireland v France match and England's win over Italy at Twickenham. Finally Ed chats to Worcester News' Sports Editor, Marcello Cossali-Francis, about the latest at Worcester and whether there really is any light at the end of the tunnel. Ed Price Jim Harley Marcello Cossali-Francis

In this episode Stuart Lancaster joins Gordon MacLelland to discuss sports parenting, working with and engaging parents early in the process and creating great sporting environments for young people.During the conversation they discuss amongst other things:His new role at Racing 92 announced just hours before the podcast was recordedA coaching career that encompassed so many different roles across different age groups and different levelsClub rugby on a Sunday morning and helping develop coaches whilst supporting parents to support effectivelyRecognising that a lot of parents are hungry to learn and love being supportedThe importance of early parental engagement in helping to create healthy sporting environmentsStriking the sweet spot between development and winningThe importance of multi-sport participation at a young ageThe black hole of sports participation post 18The importance of connection, purpose and belonging in keeping young people involved in sportThe importance of developing effective sustainable sports systemsMotivating young people by understanding their needs and motivationsStuart Lancaster is the current senior coach at Leinster Rugby and will be joining Racing 92 as Director of Rugby at the end of this season.He was formerly the England Head Coach from 2011-2015. Prior to that he held numerous positions which included coaching the England Saxons and leading the England U20 side to a Grand Slam and 3 finals in the IRB World Junior Championships. 

This week's guest is Steve HALSEY. Steve is currently completely his Level 4 coaching accreditation Steve transitioned into coaching after injury stopped him playing, Steve went into age group rugby working in the Northampton Saints academy. He became involved with the Women's game in 2010 coaching the England U20's at various points across the 10 years. More recently Steve was involved with coaching Loughborough Lightning in the Allianz Premier 15's competition, just prior to recording this episode Steve has taken up a full-time role as forwards coach with Worcester Warriors in the Allianz Premier 15's competition. During our chat we spoke about how to bridge the experience gaps in our players, keeping training enjoyable, giving feedback and watching other people coach as part of your coach education. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/bullys-rugby-coaching/message

Joe Masi and Jonny Drury bring you the latest Baggies Broadcast - and look ahead to Albion's 'last chance saloon' clash at Birmingham. The pair catch up on the latest Baggies news from the international break, including Jayson Molumby's transfer, Taylor Gardner-Hickman's England U20 call up and Valerien Ismael's return to management, along with that it means for the Baggies finances. Joe has a rant about surfacing rumours over Daryl Dike - the pair answer your questions and ask whether Blues and Albion is, in fact, a 'derby' 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) ADVERTISING This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.

Alan Keane is an assistant coach at Glasgow Rocks basketball team. Also a coach for GB and England U20, Alan has a wide range of experience in both a developmental and performance based coaching. He utilises his vast array of experiences in a coach development capacity with MVMT sports of which he is a ci-founder. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Today we are very fortunate to be joined by up and coming Worcester Warriors fly half and the England U20 talisman Fin Smith.After having his breakthrough season in the premiership, Fin, fresh out of school from Warwick, set the record of being the youngest starter ever for the club. We talk about his tough start against a strong Bath side and how he has found the transition into the life of a professional rugby player.More recently Fin has taken centre stage in the U20 6 Nations and played a vital role in the victorious England team. We talk about life as a teenager in camp and how the RFU looked after and protected these young stars. Finn highlighted the excellent work which his being done at the warriors and by the RFU to look after these young players mental health.Finally Fin gives us his thoughts on the big game between the British and Irish Lions and South Africa. His beliefs on Gatland's selection and whether he thinks the series will be decided in the 2nd test.On the whole a thoroughly enjoyable talk getting the ins and outs of his career and picking his brains on different aspects of the game.Don't forget to check out our instagram page @thetapandgo for exclusives and competitions.

David and Keith Mayer combined their knowledge and desire to provide better experiences for athletes, which led to them writing their #1 best selling book, “Gold Dust: How to Become A More Effective Coach, Quickly.” And now #1 again with “The Lone Wolf” A story about assumptions, authenticity and actions.https://www.thegolddustcoach.com/courses-and-mentoringJoin Richie and the Gold Dust crew again for part 2, sprinkling particles of knowledge.SOCIAL MEDIA LINK…TWITTER… @keithmayer5@djmayer3@GoldDustPodcastWEBSITE… www.thegolddustcoach.com As two ex-soccer players who represented professional clubs, David and Keith both followed similar paths in their playing careers. They both played in England, and David played in Spain. Both David and Keith had relatively successful college careers in America. David was a two-year captain at a #1 ranked Division 1 school, while Keith captained a winning National Championship team and was named MVP in 1982. They both suffered very similar injuries throughout their careers, both retiring at young ages. After retiring from playing, both David and Keith started coaching. Keith became one of the youngest UEFA A License coaches in England at the time, passing in 1985. Keith was mentored by and was a close friend of one of the greatest coach educators of all time, Dick Bate, who sadly passed away in 2017. Keith worked alongside Dick, presenting on Pro License courses, among other things. Keith has coached ex England Internationals while working at three highly successful Academies in England and is currently coaching at Liverpool FC's prestigious Academy. Keith is also currently an FA Affiliate Tutor and presented on the FA Level 4 Psychology course for over a decade. He has been a National Team Head Coach on an interim basis for one of England's National Teams and was the Head Coach for England U20's Cerebral Palsy Team on their winning trip to Brazil in 2013. Keith has personally mentored Premier League Footballers, England National Team Coaches, a Pride of Britain Winner, a World Champion athlete, a PGA Golfer, an Assistant Manager of a Football League Club in England, personnel within soccer in America, personnel within the South Korean Football Association and many more. Keith is highly respected across the world for his work, delivering on six continents. Keith's credentials and experiences were valuable for David on his journey as a coach. For David, being able to get guidance, and observe some of the finest coach educators in the world not only helped him understand the time, organisation and fine details that go into being elite, but also enabled him to gain invaluable experiences to continue to help his progression as a person. David's upbringing was distinctive and provided a platform that most others would not receive. David just completed his UEFA A License and was an Assistant Coach at the National Champion Pfeiffer University Soccer Team and Manchester City Football Schools. He has also coached and delivered on four continents and has recently accepted a position to become the Global Head of Foundation Phase for a club based out of Utah called 7Elite Academy. Both David and Keith are NLP Master Practitioners, which helped shape their values and beliefs, and in turn greatly helped the athletes they have worked with.The Lone Wolf: “A story about assumptions, authenticity and action'The Lon

From the Premier League to the National League- Ex Birmingham, Sunderland (loan), West Brom, Preston, Millwall (loan), Cheltenham, Northampton, Forest Green, & England U20 midfielder Darren Carter now with Solihull Moors talks about his career, scoring that penalty as an 18 year old that shot Birmingham into the Premier League, but it may never have happened had he signed for Wolves as a youth instead of Birmingham and did being mister nice guy and a  managers dream help or hinder his career. 

This week, Goat and Eggy chat to Hannah Walker-Smart, who played for Paviors RFC and England U20 before selfishly moving over to New Zealand. While in NZ, Hannah picked up a new sport... listen to find out more! Remember to follow us on Instagram and Facebook (@Pavspod) and to subscribe to us on your favourite podcast streaming platform.

Daily Coaching brings you the seventh episode of the 'A Manager's Journey' series with the current Bristol City FC assistant manager Paul Simpson. Paul has previously managed Rochdale AFC, Carlisle United FC, Preston North End FC, the England U20 World Cup winning side and many more. The discussion centres around his transition from playing in to the world of coaching, the importance of education and learning along the journey, the differences between coaching at club and international level and how he ended England's 51 year wait for World Cup success with the England U20's side. To reach out to Daily Coaching or if you have any follow up questions, please contact via the below social media outlets and details. YouTube - Daily Coaching Instagram - @daily_coaching Twitter - @daily_coaching1

Episode #97 of The Coaches Network Podcast. The guest for this episode of Aaron Danks. Aaron is currently U21 Assistant Coach with England. Aaron joins CoachYas to discuss his journey as a coach in domestic and national football including being an In-Possession specialist and winning a World Cup with England U20's. Aaron shares some lessons learned and fascinating insights from his journey. Enjoy! Why not become an official member or supporter of The Coaches Network? The Coaches Network is proud to formally reveal our very first Patreon ( https://www.patreon.com/TheCoachesNetwork ) membership. This membership consists of monthly donations with a price worth as much as a cup of coffee! Only £3.50 per month! What benefits will there be you say? Click here ( https://www.patreon.com/TheCoachesNetwork ) to find out more. Click here ( https://www.thecoachesnetwork.co.uk/coach-education ) for more information on our upcoming Coach Education Webinars and Mentor Programmes. Enjoy and be sure to subscribe & connect with your host on social media to make your up to date with everything we're doing. Coach Yas ( https://www.thecoachesnetwork.co.uk/coach-yas ) - Instagram ( https://www.instagram.com/thecoachesnetwork/ ) - Twitter ( https://twitter.com/thecoachesnet ) - LinkedIn ( https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-coaches-network/ ) - Facebook ( https://www.facebook.com/TheCoachesNetwork ) - Patreon ( https://www.patreon.com/TheCoachesNetwork ) - Podcast ( https://instabio.cc/TheCoachesNetwork ) ` Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-coaches-network-podcast/exclusive-content Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Daily Coaching brings you the first episode of series two, talking with professional football player Jordan Cousins who is currently playing at Stoke City FC and has previously played for Queens Park Rangers FC, Charlton Athletic FC and England U20's. The discussion centres around his journey from starting out at a grassroots level all the way through to a professional first team, his first experiences of being coached, the major differences between grassroots, academy and the professional level, what type of coaching approach or style brings out the best player in him, some memorable experiences and advice for both players and coaches to be aware of. To reach out to Daily Coaching, to follow Jordan Cousins journey or if you have any follow up questions both can be contacted on the below social media outlets and details. YouTube - Daily Coaching Instagram - @daily_coaching & @jpcousins Twitter - @daily_coaching1 & @jordancousins94

Back again with another corker of an episode. This week we're very lucky to be joined by young Charlie Atkinson of Wasps. This season has been his breakthrough seeing Charlie make his first starts for the club and completing his first 80 minutes of professional rugby and scoring his first European and Premiership points.Charlie enlightens us about what its been like in his progression from academy and school level rugby. He talks to us about that dual with Owen Farrell in the summer which ended with Charlie knocked out on the floor, and Owen red carded!As well as this, we talk about what its been like as a 18 year old living away from home and living his dream despite these weird COVID-19 times. Charlie provides fascinating, insightful and funny stories of his albeit brief but successful career and what is next for him.Massive congratulations to Charlie on his recent call up to England U20's and we wish him the best of luck for the rest of the season and thank him massively for giving up his time. P.s. if you do get an opportunity do give the video a watch to see the results of his squad fine! Trust us its worth it!

On this week's episode, cross-code back Guy Armitage joins the panel to discuss his career and his next steps in rugby league.The 28-year-old former England U20 rugby union international made the switch to the 13-man code last year with London Broncos and in 2021 will join the new Canadian team entering League One, Ottawa Aces.Armitage tells Marc Bazeley and Sky Sports rugby league expert Phil Clarke which he decided to make the switch and what the biggest changes he has had to adjust to are.There is a look back on growing up with fellow professionals Steffon and Delon, what it meant playing alongside his two brothers for London Irish and his experiences of being part of a Toulon team full of global rugby union superstars.Plus, Armitage speaks out on the mental health issues which affect players in both codes and why he is training to become a counsellor when his playing days are over.

Darren & Pete chat to Ollie Stedman, ex Leeds/Yorkshire Carnegie, Newcastle Falcons, London Welsh, Doncaster Knights & Ealing Trailfinders Number 8 about his life in rugby so far. Ollie takes us through his time as a young man coming through the Carnegie academy, and being part of an England U20 setup which included British & Irish Lions superstars like the Vunipola's, Owen Farrell, George Ford & Elliot Daly. He then had to find his feet at Tynedale rugby club before Dean Richards offered him a chance at Newcastle Falcons, who he helped to the Championship title in the 2012/13 season. The following year he was promoted again, this time with London Welsh where he tells us how the underdogs were able to topple the much more fancied Bristol to get to the Premiership. As a veteran of Championship rugby Ollie gives some fantastic insight into how the league has developed during his time there, why he thinks it has gotten worse since the removal of the playoffs, and how he thinks it can still thrive even if ring-fencing is brought in.

Really enjoyed catching up with former Manchester United, Leeds, Sheffield United and Watford former professional footballer Danny Webber. Danny is still involved in football as he does a lot of media work for MUTV. It's safe to say that he is very busy as he is also a football agent, a football coach and dabbles in property too. Being a football agent takes Danny across the world; it was refreshing to hear that he has a well-rounded approach to taking care of his clients - he assists with not only their on the field performance but also their wellbeing. He draws on his own experiences during his career and in his life to assist his clients. During this episode we discussed the former England U20's career as a footballer and how he transitioned away from football into other career paths. Enjoy!

In this very special episode, Rob talks to father-son coaches, Keith and David Meyer, the co-authors of ‘Gold Dust’, one of the hottest titles on the market right now due to its practical wisdom and inspiring message of empowerment for all aspiring coaches. Keith and David discuss their thought process behind the book, the ongoing power of their relationship, and the respective journeys that have led them to this point in their careers. KEY TAKEAWAYS As a player, you can impact the game, which can impact the souls of others. But as a coach, we can make lasting change to people’s lives. Writing a book, or committing to any kind of creative project, takes the same will and determination we use in coaching. It is a practice of discipline. Mentors are the key to the unlocking of the cumulative knowledge of generations of creativity. Mentorship and coaching is the only true way of ensuring our ideals stay live.  When coaching, we need to look for opportunities to enhance those in our care, and not fix something that isn’t broken. Fathers can learn from sons as effectively as sons from their fathers. Education can come from those younger than us. We need to be receptive to the lessons provided by youth. BEST MOMENTS ’Crisis also means opportunity’ ‘Coaching is the next best thing to playing; but it is the next best thing’ ‘We need to go in with respect, and the intention to help’ ‘You can do anything you set your mind to'    VALUABLE RESOURCES   Leader Manager Coach Podcast   Gold Dust by David & Keith Mayer   ABOUT THE GUESTS   Keith Coached ex England Internationals while working at three highly successful Academies in England and is currently coaching at Liverpool FC’s prestigious Academy. Keith is also currently an FA Affiliate Tutor and delivered on the FA Level 4 Psychology course. He has been a National Team Head Coach on an interim basis for one of England’s National Teams and was the Head Coach for England U20’s Cerebral Palsy Team on their winning trip to Brazil in 2013. Keith has personally mentored Premier League Footballers, England National Team Coaches, a Pride of Britain Winner, a World Champion athlete, a PGA Golfer, an Assistant Manager of a Football League Club in England, personnel within soccer in America, personnel within the South Korean Football Association and many more. Keith is highly respected across the world for his work, delivering on six continents. David Currently completing his UEFA A License and was an Assistant Coach at the National Champion Pfeiffer University Soccer Team and Manchester City Football Schools. He has also coached and delivered on four continents and is the Global Head of Foundation Phase for a club based in America, England and Africa. Both David and Keith are NLP Master Practitioners, which helped shape their values and beliefs, and in turn greatly helped the athletes they have worked with. Contact: www.golddustmentoring.com Twitter David              @DJMayer3 Keith               @KeithMayer5 Podcast         @GoldDustPodcast ABOUT THE HOST   Rob Ryles is a UEFA A licensed coach with a League Managers Association qualification and a science and medicine background. He has worked in the football industry in Europe, USA and Africa; at International, Premiership, League, Non-League and grassroots levels with both World Cup and European Championship experience.   Rob Ryles prides himself on having a forward thinking and progressive approach to the game built through his own experience as well as lessons learned from a number of highly successful managers and coaches. The Leader Manager Coach Podcast is where we take a deep dive examining knowledge, philosophies, wisdom and insight to help you lead, manage and coach in football, sport and life.    CONTACT METHOD https://www.robryles.co.uk/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MMPYDVzZVnA https://www.linkedin.com/in/robertryles/?originalSubdomain=uk Support the show.

Episode 4 features Harlequins rugby player, and former Sussex U18 high jump record holder James Chisholm. Chis discusses his time with England U20, holding a bag for the Saxons and why a good coach frequents the Slug and Lettuce with his team. Meanwhile, the ultras take a trip to Treviso, Italy.

In this Masterclass Discussion, PDP Editor Dave Wright is joined by Head of Specialist Coaching & Lead In Possession Coach at The FA, Aaron Danks. PDP Technical Advsior, Dan Wright also joins the discussion for a fascinating conversation on youth development.Aaron is a holder of the UEFA Pro License, he spent over a decade at West Bromwich Albion Academy and was part of the England U20 coaching staff who led the team to World Cup success in 2017. We dive into Aaron's personal coaching journey, his views on what coaching is, the role of chaos in learning, trends in the modern game and much more. If you want to be a better coach, this is a must listen Masterclass from one of England's top youth developers.Exclusive offer for Podcast listeners: 30 Days Free Active Membership. Visit www.playerdevelopmentproject.com/podcast

On the pod this week Will Greenwood and Rupert Cox discuss the potential of new Nations league, Jim Telfer and Jamie Roberts join for a Six Nations chat, and we look ahead to Super Bowl with Atlanta Falcons Tight end and former England U20 skipper Alex Gray.

On this week's episode:- Alex gets angry- The (de Klerk F) Sharks beat Northampton 18-13- 8(!) Sale players are selected to the England U20 squad- Bath (a) is agreed to be as important as Bristol (h)Twitter: https://twitter.com/SharkTankRugbyTheme: L'Indécis - MokaSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/TheSharkTank)

It's a super-packed pod this week as Sky Sports' Michelle Owen and Bristol City reporter Gregor MacGregor wax lyrical about those two, late, late wins in the past five days.There's reaction to the win at Brentford, dissection of the last gasp victory over Hull and the duo of course pore over academy player Max O'Leary who has had a storming League debut and follow-up match.We look at the upcoming Stoke game on Saturday and analyse whether City's good form will continue over the long term and if the play-offs are a realistic proposition.In addition to hearing from head coach Lee Johnson in the aftermath of Wednesday's game, we also catch up with star Bristol City defender Lloyd Kelly who tells us all about his recent experiences as England U20 captain and training with the senior side including letting slip about one Kyle Walker tale.Finally, we also hear from long-time Bristol football reporter Rich Hoskin of BBC Radio Bristol as we chat to the man behind the microphone, discuss changes across the media, making it into the industry and the legendary Geoff Twentyman. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy