Podcasts about england youth

Earlier this month our Embers podcast hosts, Levi and Lyla, led a workshop at the New England Youth Identity Summit showing other teens the power of podcasting. The usual hosts took a backseat in this month's edition and allowed the workshop's participants to engage in a meaningful conversation which was recorded and compiled into the most recent episode. Give it a listen to get a glimpse into the power of youth podcasting and teens' capacity to guide and be a part of meaningful conversations.

Welcome back to The Yours, Mine, Away! Podcast.This week we are joined by the one and only Adrian Tucker, England National Youth Team goalkeeping coach!Big shout out to our sponsors!Mito Red Light: https://mitoredlight.com/?afmc=YourMito5Forged Irish Stout: https://www.instagram.com/forgedirishstout/?hl=enPlease make sure to like and subscribe if you enjoyed this podcast! Leave a comment, we read them all! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ep 268: 39 years of hurt are over, England's U21's have once again won the European Championships thanks to a 1-0 victory over Spain in Georgia. Join me as I chat with Gary Lambert from Channel England on YouTube about it all and what it means going forward. Running Time: 37:42 Join the debate in our Facebook group at http://bit.ly/2hnHBzi http://www.threelionspodcast.com http://www.Twitter.com/3LionsPodcast http://www.Twitter.com/Russell_Osborne

Join just Olly for an emergency bonus episode of the NUFC BLOGCAST 'Toon Transfer Talk'. We separate the wheat from the chaff when it comes to the transfer gossip involving Newcastle United. Three players 'set to sign'!? Sign up for our free NUFC newsletter! Follow our hosts on Twitter - @_fantasyed & @nufcblogcouk Please consider giving us a good review & share our pod with others If you have any ideas for us please DM US on Twitter @NUFCblogcast Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this month's episode, the Valo teens share a bit about their experiences at the New England Youth Identity Summit, including what inspired them following their enlightening day. Come along!

Welcome to 026 of The Yours, Mine, Away! Podcast.This week, we are thrilled to have a very special guest with us - none other than, Preston North End F.C. goalkeeper, Freddie Woodman. In this exciting episode, Freddie shares his inspiring story of how he fell in love with football at a young age, and the challenges he faced along his journey as a goalkeeper. From skipping school to watch his dad train to earning a spot on the youth team at Crystal Palace, you won't want to miss Freddie's incredible journey. We'll also dive into his impressive career playing for England's youth teams, a spell of being out on loan, to then playing for Preston where on his debut he had an outstanding number of clean sheets! Tune in now for some fun stories and fascinating insights into the life of a professional footballer. Don't forget to hit that like button and subscribe to our channel for more awesome content!Follow us on socials:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/yoursmineawayTwitter: https://twitter.com/YoursmineawayYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@yoursmineawaypodcastTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@theyoursmineawaypodcastPlease make sure to like and subscribe if you enjoyed this podcast!Leave a comment below who you would like to see next on The Yours, Mine, Away Podcast! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Growing up near the banks of the Thames in Oxford, James Robbins started fishing at the age of 6 when his grandmother bought him a rod. Although James is best known as a prolific match angler, he is still passionate about fly fishing. He set up Cadence, a high end tackle company and more recently has added Edgetackle.co.uk with Richard Norris, selling fishing accessories. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week Dave and Ste talk with England Youth coach Steve McCormack and take you through this week's community game.

Eamonn Barclay hosted the NOLUT Team of Bethany Warren, Stan Godwin and George Lampey in our Eighth Lockdown 3.0, Covid-19 podcast. The show featured:Volunteers urgently needed by the Millwall Community Trust;Support needed for the Lions Food Hub;Fan, Former Lion, and England Youth player Brian Horne;Singer, Writer and fundraiser Barrie Stradling Fan in the Dugout. Sponsor Barrie: https://stepforward.crisis.org.uk/fundraising/Barrie-Stradling ;Paul Loding, Millwall Romans player/manager talks of returning to soccer Luton v Millwall and Millwall v Wycombe Wanderers reviewed;Henry ‘Statto' Morgan gets a view from the opposition with Ade Wilson Barnsley season ticket holder;The panel previewed Barnsley v Millwall and predictions were made by the panel and guests, and Millwall v Preston NE was previewed by the Panel too;Bethany Warren outlining ways to donate beyond the Lions Loyalty Card through sponsorship;Stan Godwin speaking about the Proper Blokes Club, how to help Sean Ash LAS NHS Trust; Don't forget our Millwall Community Trust need more help and donations now we are in Lockdown, and will offer support to you or people that you know;George Lampey talking about how you can sponsor a Lioness, go check out their website

Eamonn Barclay hosted the NOLUT Team of Bethany Warren, Stan Godwin and George Lampey in our Eighth Lockdown 3.0, Covid-19 podcast. The show featured:Volunteers urgently needed by the Millwall Community Trust;Support needed for the Lions Food Hub;Fan, Former Lion, and England Youth player Brian Horne;Singer, Writer and fundraiser Barry Stradling Fan in the Dugout. Sponsor Barrie: https://stepforward.crisis.org.uk/fundraising/Barrie-Stradling ;Paul Loding, Millwall Romans player/manager talks of returning to soccer Luton v Millwall and Millwall v Wycombe Wanderers reviewed;Henry ‘Statto’ Morgan gets a view from the opposition with Ade Wilson Barnsley season ticket holder;The panel previewed Barnsley v Millwall and predictions were made by the panel and guests, and Millwall v Preston NE was previewed by the Panel too;Bethany Warren outlining ways to donate beyond the Lions Loyalty Card through sponsorship;Stan Godwin speaking about the Proper Blokes Club, how to help Sean Ash LAS NHS Trust; Don’t forget our Millwall Community Trust need more help and donations now we are in Lockdown, and will offer support to you or people that you know;George Lampey talking about how you can sponsor a Lioness, go check out their website

Our Great Coach on this episode is Peter Moores. Peter had a long first class career as a wicket keeper with Worcestershire and Sussex, and retired in 1998 with over 800 dismissals to his name. He became coach of Sussex in 1999, and led them to their first ever Division 1 Championship in their 164 year history in 2003. He went on to coach England Youth and development squads, before being appointed coach of England Men's team in 2007. Peter was appointed coach of Lancashire, and delivered their first championship in 77 years, making him the only coach to have won the championship with two different counties. This lead to him being appointed as England Men's cricket coach again in 2014. 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 weeks show was dedicated to men....ladies you can listen again too! Sarah chats to Jim of The Morning After Show (Sundays on Solihull Radio) who will be running Movember charity on Sunday 21st at 7am...Coach Nigel Lakin Pebbles about boxing ...training lads for England Youth and my special guests are Adam Claxton ...expert coach in mens health and my lovely friend and amazing medium Barrie John who will talk about LBGT and much more ....this is where we go spiritual.

Nathan Freer (born 21 May 1989) is a former professional rugby league player with a passion for sport, having been involved with it for most of his life. He is now Head of Youth Strength and Conditioning at Hull FC, and has two daughters with his wife, Amie. Aside from his sporting life, Nathan enjoys listening to '80s music, especially when he’s cooking: “We have a bit of special time on a Friday night and the '80s go on and I’m loving it!” Before his professional rugby career began, Nathan attended the University of Hull and Bishop Burton College, where he would later go on to be a lecturer specialising in Sports Performance. Nathan played professional rugby for Hull FC, York and Featherstone. He is now involved with England Academy where he oversees the strength and conditioning, having previously worked for England Youth. He also looks after all the programmes for the young players at Hull FC with a specific focus on strength and conditioning. Nathan is invested in improving conditioning and strength in young athletes. One of the first books he read was Michael Boyle Functional Strength Coach, which he believes may have started him out on certain career paths. Nathan says: “That’s fantastic. And that’s probably one of the first books I read. And in terms of SMC, it started me on that path.” Having learnt from his career, when faced with a failure, Nathan always tries to find the positives. “I’m pretty positive I think for anything. I can’t remember his name but I was listening to a podcast with a guy the other day. And he was just taking failure as feedback. Thinking, 'what is this trying to teach me', is a game-changer in terms of your mindset." Knowing the optimum training techniques can be difficult as a young athlete. Speaking with Nathan on this, we asked: “So knowing what you know now, what advice would you give to yourself at 18? And what advice should you have ignored?” Nathan says: “Looking back, it’d be to eat more protein. And probably don’t spend as much on supplements. And don’t put people on a pedestal. Don’t sit back, and just do it. You’re good enough.” This is a must-listen, so tune in to the successful and inspiring Nathan on this week’s podcast! Sponsored by: Moodbeam, Hopen, Talk suicide Powered By: Think Cloud

Firstly We would like to introduce our guest co-presenter Jo Kent to the PWP team. On this week's show, we have Rob. He is currently Hull FC Academy Manager, Married to Alexandra and has a Son called Finley & Daughter Pippa. He Played Rugby for Cottingham Tigers but was also a good footballer. Rob has a long list of achievements. Hull City Tigers Trust Primary Sports Coordinator, Youth Development Coach for Hull City AFC Development Officer HKR, to name just a few. We learn what books Rob likes to read in his spare time, from Tim Ferriss' Tribe of Mentors to his daily read of Daily Stoik, reading a page a day to help reflect on life. He motivates his youth team, by helping through any struggles they may be facing, to setting them weekly goals to help drive the young lads. Rob is also involved with England Youth, he works closely with Steve McCormack with the community Lions. He was also featured in Men's Health magazine. Take a listen to this week's Podcast. Please, can you like and drop a review within whichever platform you are listening to us. Sponsored by: Moodbeam, Hopen, Talk suicide Powered By: Think Cloud

Welcome everybody to episode 40 of the Football United vs Soccer City podcast. As always I would like to sincerely thank all the interviewees, listeners and the soccer public of the Illawarra/Australia who download this podcast. Additionally I would like to say thank you to the people who contribute, comment and reminisce on the social media pages.This episode’s interviewee John Bingham was born in 1949 in Ilkeston in the United Kingdom and started playing football with friends in his street at the age of 4. The spark that drove him to play football professionally was supporting and watching Nottingham Forrest as a boy and seeing the best players in the World at the City Ground.John Bingham played football at primary school and high school. In high school he was chosen in the local representative team and during one of these representative games a scout from Charlton Athletic saw John play and asked him to go down to London for a trial. Charlton Athletic then offered him an apprentice professional contract at the age of 15 and this is where his professional career started.In this first few years of his professional football career in England, John’s talent gave him the opportunity to trial for the England Youth team and after several trials, John at 18 years of age was selected for his country and played friendlies against Birmingham City, Sunderland and 2 internationals against France. Additionally at this point in time he moved to Manchester City, one of the biggest clubs in England at the time. And he was signed by one of Manchester City’s greatest managers Joe Mercer. After a surreal experience training amongst internationals and playing in the reserves team for two years John moved on.John then played for Oldham Athletic, Mansfield Town, Chester and Stockport County. In 1973 Jim Kelly, who had played and coached in Australia with South Coast United, asked John if he wanted to sign a 15 month contract with Safeway United in Australia. John then came out to Australia in June 1973.John then played for Safeway United, Balgownie, Wollongong City and Fairy Meadow. He then went on to be a successful player-coach at Berkeley, Shellharbour Workers and Wollongong Macedonia.At the end of 1986 John’s personal life had changed, which meant that John now had different life goals and coaching had dropped off his radar and in 1987 John stayed in the game by playing with Warilla Wanderers. He then went onto play with Fairy Meadow Italia, had a second coaching stint with Wollongong Macedonia and played with Corrimal Rangers.John saw out his footballing days playing church league down in Kiama as a striker. John was tremendous to interview and I respect him for giving up his time and going through his footballing journey. I thoroughly enjoyed interviewing John and I hope you enjoy listening to this episode!

Saul is joined by Richard Allen, former Head of Talent ID for the English Football Association, Academy Manager of QPR and Head of Recruitment at Tottenham Hotspur. Ricahrd was instrumental in the changes at the FA and the construction of the new DNA, which has produced such amazing results for the England Youth teams. Ricahrd shares the insight from this period and how England progressed to double world champions. He also discusses Talent ID and the secrets behind how to do this effectively in football. This episode is not to be missed!

This episode I joined by Joe Lewis the former Peterborough/ Fulham and England Youth Goalkeeper. Joe is now playing for Aberdeen and he joins DGUK to talk about his past and present: We talk about the following: - Pre Season Gk Training - Read with the goalkeeper coach  - Joes England experiences  - Joes targets fro the season ahead   To see all details on DGUK events please visit the website .......   www.developinggoalkeepinguk.com   Martin@DGUK

This week Spence brings up whether Welbeck would struggle in Non-League football. We review the Spurs/Juve game and see if we can really say Spurs bottled it and we also talk about the England Youth setup and what is needed for them to push on at senior level. Plus more!Follow the Instagram: @onthecounterattackFollow the Twitter: @onthecountersayDon't forget to use the hashtag #CounterAttackPodcast when tweeting about the podcast.Also please remember to Like, Share and Subscribe on Youtube, Soudcloud, Acast, iTunes and all other podcast platforms.HOSTS:DapsTwitter: @DapoCeoInstagram: @DapoCeoSpenceInstagram: @Spence2118Twitter: @Mike_Spence2118Instagram: @LaminOjoTwitter: @LaminOjoFor all questions, topics you want to hear discussed or for anything else:Email: onthecounterattack@outlook.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On this weeks #TouchlineFracas the lads discuss; - United v Spurs - Pochettino v Mourinho - Real Madrid - Premier League Round up - England Youth football - Your listener's questions. Get involved in the discussion using #TouchlineFracas Visit our brand new website www.touchlinefracas.co.uk Follow us on Instagram and Twitter @TouchlineFracas This weeks show featured; Lewis - @Lewbob91 Anton - @ThemlotsDad Mark - formerly @M_Sarfo15 Kane - @MonsieurKane