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Jurgen Klopp has made a surprise return to football but what impact can he make with the Red Bull football group? And what will the move do to his reputation in Germany? Bild's Christian Falk joins the pod to help explain it all. John Bennett, Julien Laurens and James Horncastle also discuss why Kylian Mbappe's latest appearance for Real Madrid has not gone down well in France, the next generation of Maldini to make the Italy squad and the potential impact that Angel Gomes can have for England. Gibraltar's veteran international Lee Casciaro also joins the pod ahead of tomorrow's match against San Marino.Timecodes: 0 min: Intro and a discussion about the flamboyant fashion in the France squad 3 mins: - Jurgen Klopp's return to Red Bull – why he has done it and how it will go down with German football fans 14 mins: - How Kylian Mbappe has created more headaches for France and boss Didier Deschamps 19 mins: - Daniel Maldini – the third generation of Maldini's to make the Italy squad 23 mins: - Angel Gomes – why he is so good at Lille and what he can offer England 30 mins: - Gibraltar's Lee Casciaro joins the pod to discuss Thursday's match with San MarinoLive football coming up on BBC Sounds…. Thursday 10th October – England v Greece 7.45pm ko – John Murray, Ian Dennis and Paul Robinson. Nations League League on 5 Live Saturday 12th October – Arsenal women v Chelsea women 1.30pm ko – Alistair Bruce-Ball and Faye White. WSL on 5 Live Sunday 13th October – Manchester United women v Tottenham Hotspur women 12.30pm ko – Vicki Sparks and Rachel Brown-Finnis. WSL on 5 Live Sunday 13th October – Finland v England 5pm ko – John Murray and Matt Upson. Nations League on 5 Sports Extra

Juliette Ferrington, former England goalkeeper Karen Bardsley, ex-England captain Faye White and Vicki Sparks react to England's World Cup final defeat. Hear from penalty-saver Mary Earps, as well as captain Millie Bright & manager Sarina Wiegman. Plus, ex-England goalkeeper Rachel Brown-Finnis and Women's Football Reporter for The Telegraph Tom Garry.

England are through to the World Cup final! Faye Carruthers is here to bring you the best of the audio as the nation reacts to their historic achievement! You'll hear from the Director of the FA Mark Bullingham and the FA Women's Technical Director Kay Cossington as they reflect on how the Lionesses are changing the face of football in England. Former Lionesses Rachel Brown-Finnis and Faye White also give their take on why they're feeling confident about the final. Plus, talkSPORT's Lianne Sanderson weighs in on whether Lauren James should start for England! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Iain speaks with Faye White , the legendary former England footballer and captain, who made 90 appearances for the Lionesses, to ask: why has this competition seemingly struggled to capture the national attention like the men's game? Is it a lack of funding? Is it that the men's game has been around longer? Is it a deeper issue of sexism in wider society?Later in the show, Iain asks: Do you have strict rules in your marriage? Where is the line between loving and controlling?

Kelly Cates previews England's FIFA Women's World Cup semi-final with Australia. She's joined by former England internationals Faye White and Anita Asante. Also hear from captain Millie Bright, manager Sarina Wiegman and Spain's Ona Batlle after they beat Sweden to reach their first Women's World Cup final. Spain-based journalist Phil Minshull also lends his perspective. 01:15 England captain Millie Bright relishes the big atmosphere 05:35 Who are the favourites? Host nation or Euro champs? 07:40 Captain-to-captain… Faye White on Millie Bright 11:00 How do you defend against Sam Kerr? 14:45 Is it a rivalry? England manager Sarina Wiegman gives her take 20:40 England's chance for revenge 24:00 Mentorship… Georgia Stanway reveals she's had off-pitch support 29:50 Late drama as Spain through to first Women's World Cup final

This Athletic Women's Football Podcast is a little bit special as we come to you from Emirates stadium following a record breaking match as Arsenal exited the Champions League following a last minute winner for Wolfsburg to set up a final against Barcelona. So join us at Arsenal for the biggest and best analysis in the women's game. Hear exclusive interviews with Faye White and Kenza Dali, get the best analysis with Michael Cox, Chloe Morgan, and Charlotte Harpur. All that plus interviews with Jen Beattie and Jill Roord. It's Lynsey Hooper and Abi Paterson hosting and it's all courtesy of Arsenal Football Club. Produced by Abi Paterson Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Lynsey Hooper is with ex-England captain Faye White and The Athletic duo of Charlotte Harpur and Michael Cox to talk Lionesses, Ona Batlle, Super League and much more.  Leah Williamson tells us what she thinks of switching into midfield.  Plus, Italian journalist Lucia Pirola gives us the low down on Italy.  We get an African update from the World Cup qualifiers courtesy of journalist Alasdair Howorth.  And ahead of the FA Cup 5th round, we talk prize money with Michele Adams MBE, the Chair of Cardiff City Ladies, the lowest ranked side left in the competition.  Producer: Sophie Penney WHAT'S WHEN?  Part 1 - Ona Battle transfer exclusive (1.00) Part 2 - England 2 - 1 Italy ft. Leah Williamson (4.00) Part 3 - Italy with Lucia Pirola (19.30) Part 4 - African nations at the World Cup qualifiers with Alasdair Howorth (26.00) Part 5 - Should we have a closed WSL? How about a Super League? (32.30) Part 6 - FA Cup with Cardiff City Ladies Chair Michele Adams MBE (42.00) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Lynsey Hooper is back as the WSL kicks off for 2023. She's joined by former Arsenal and England captain Faye White and The Athletic's Michael Cox.  Join us to hear from Leah Williamson, Fran Kirby and Ella Toone, as we discuss the London derby, United moving up to second, maternity, awards and much more.  WHAT'S WHEN?  Part 1 - Arsenal 1 - 1 Chelsea (04.15) Part 2a - Manchester United 6 - 0 Liverpool (19.30) Part 2b - Gilly Flaherty retirement (24.00) Part 3a - WSL round-up West Ham 0 - 1 Manchester City; Aston Villa 2 - 1 Tottenham; Everton 2 - 3 Reading (27.00) Part 3b - Maternity provisions (33.00)  Part 4 - FIFA Best and other awards (36.00) Part 5 - Coming up (41.00) Producer: Sophie Penney  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Lynsey Hooper is with former England and Arsenal captain Faye White and The Athletic's Charlotte Harpur to take you through a big WSL weekend and more. An exclusive interview with Chelsea's 5 times Champions League winner Kadeisha Buchanan. And we chat about away ends and big stadiums with Football Supporters Association Women's Game Network Manager Debs Dilworth. Plus, what more could Arsenal have done against United? Is Zelem underrated? And how do you hit a strike like Cuthbert's? Producer: Sophie Penney  WHAT'S WHEN?  Part 1 - Lionesses and legacy numbers (1.00) Part 2 - Arsenal 2 - 3 Manchester United (6.00) Part 3a - Chelsea 3 - 0 Tottenham (13.30) Part 3b - Kadeisha Buchanan exclusive interview (20.30) Part 4 - Away ends and big stadiums with the FSA's Debs Dilworth (30.00) Part 5 - Other results (43.00) Part 6 - Qatar World Cup (43.30) Part 7 - Coming up (49.30) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Lynsey Hooper is joined by ex-England and Arsenal captain Faye White and The Athletic Women's Football Reporter Charlotte Harpur for this one.  Join us for an exclusive interview with Arsenal and Scotland's Jen Beattie. Plus, should the big WSL opening weekend have been postponed? Behind the scenes of Keira Walsh's big transfer with The Athletic's Pol Ballus. Journalist Bea Redondo explains why Spanish teams turned up for games this weekend but they were all called off. And Charlotte tells us how she helped change the law on pitch invasions.  All topped off with some cheeky extra season predictions from Charlotte and Faye. WHAT'S WHEN? PART 1 - Match cancellations (0.45) PART 2 - Late transfers & Keira Walsh's huge Barcelona deal ft. The Athletic's Pol Ballus (10.45) PART 3 - Walsh fitting in at Barcelona, referee strikes and new TV deal - a Spanish update with journalist Bea Redondo (22.30) PART 4 - Pitch invasion law (32.30) PART 5a - WSL's new opening weekend with Arsenal's Jen Beattie (39.15) PART 5b - Charlotte and Faye's season predictions (46.45) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Following England's Euro 2022 win we're asking how that victory can provide real change for the women's game? Sarah Mulkerrins is joined by BBC commentator Vicki Sparks, former England captain Faye White and Fern Whelan, who is the PFA's first executive for Equality, Diversity and Inclusion in women's football. We also hear from FA Chair Debbie Hewitt, Premier League chief executive Richard Masters, Eve Ralph from her game too and Manchester City women managing director Gavin Makel. The panel and guests chat about opportunities for girls to play at school, changing attitudes to the game, increasing representation and how to grow the WSL.

Kait Borsay, Faye White and Carrie Dunn try to keep giddiness at bay as England sweep aside Sweden to reach the Euro 22 final.The Lionesses hammer Sweden 4-0 at Bramall Lane on a night where dreams come true, a night full of unforgettable moments. The Russo goal, the Williamson performance and winger Beth Mead showing she's up there with the best strikers in the world.Are Sarina's side destined to face Germany in the final? Tamara Keller gives us the lowdown on Magul, Popp and co ahead of their semi-final with France.And we revisit England's two previous Euro final appearances. The quagmire of 1984 and Faye's class of 2009. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Kait Borsay, Faye White and Carrie Dunn try to keep giddiness at bay as England sweep aside Sweden to reach the Euro 22 final. The Lionesses hammer Sweden 4-0 at Bramall Lane on a night where dreams come true, a night full of unforgettable moments. The Russo goal, the Williamson performance and winger Beth Mead showing she's up there with the best strikers in the world. Are Sarina's side destined to face Germany in the final? Tamara Keller gives us the lowdown on Magul, Popp and co ahead of their semi-final with France. And we revisit England's two previous Euro final appearances. The quagmire of 1984 and Faye's class of 2009. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Kait Borsay, Faye White and Carrie Dunn try to keep giddiness at bay as England sweep aside Sweden to reach the Euro 22 final. The Lionesses hammer Sweden 4-0 at Bramall Lane on a night where dreams come true, a night full of unforgetaable moments. The Russo goal, the Williamson performance and winger Beth Mead showing she's up there with the best strikers in the world. Are Sarina's side destined to face Germany in the final? Tamara Keller gives us the lowdown on Magul, Popp and co ahead of their semi-final with France. And we revisit England's two previous Euro final appearances. The quagmire of 1984 and Faye's class of 2009.  RUNNING ORDER PART 1a – What just happened? England through to the final (1.00) PART 1b – Lynsey Hooper joins us from Bramall Lane (15.00) PART 1c – Where next for Sweden? (21.00) PART 2 - Germany v France preview with German journalist Tamara Keller (25.00) PART 3 – England look to outdo legendary Lionesses (35.30) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Four years on from the 8th amendment referendum, Faye White, from the National Women's Council, joins Gillian Devlin to discuss abortion care in Limerick and Ireland. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Diets are not for everyone and that's okay. In this segment, Dr. Ashley White shares what she means by it's not you it's diets. She shares why her ethos is: Your Appetite is Your Superpower. Listen to the powerful tips that are shared. See video here - https://youtu.be/0bGML_FNaFk WHO IS DR. ASHLEY? Dr. Ashley White is an industry leader in challenging the weight-as-health dogma. Her groundbreaking work with Responsive Eating ™ has encouraged a critical shift in the medical field in the way people with larger bodies are perceived and treated. As a trusted clinician, educator, and parent, Dr. Ashley White's mission is to use her signature methodology of Responsive Eating™ to facilitate appetite literacy so that people in larger bodies can unlearn, push back against, and liberate themselves from diet culture. She is a family and emergency medicine doctor by training and is a Diplomate of the American Board of Obesity Medicine, though she doesn't use the term "obesity" in regular practice. DR. ASHLEY'S CALL TO ACTION Get Culture-Shifting Concepts in Your Inbox: https://keap.app/contact-us/252334295810035 Learn Responsive Eating: https://www.drashleywhite.com/programs/ Link Directory: (https://www.olio.am/drashleywhite) Learn Responsive Eating: (https://www.drashleywhite.com/programs/) Follow @drashleywhite on Instagram: (https://www.instagram.com/drashleywhite/) Follow Dr. White on LinkedIn: (https://www.linkedin.com/company/drashleywhite/) Join Newsletter: (https://keap.app/contact-us/252334295810035) GENESIS'S INFO https://thehello.llc/GENESISAMARISKEMP CALL TO ACTION Subscribe to GEMS with Genesis Amaris Kemp Channel, Hit the notifications bell so you don't miss any content, and share with family/friends. **REMEMBER - You do not have to let limitations or barriers keep you from achieving your success. Mind over Matter...It's time to shift and unleash your greatest potential. If you would like to be a SPONSOR or have any of your merchandise mentioned, please reach out via email at GEMSwithGenesisAmarisKemp@gmail.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/genesis-amaris-kemp/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/genesis-amaris-kemp/support

Ex-England and Arsenal captain, Faye White, and sports broadcaster, Anne-Marie Batson, join Lynsey Hooper for their take on the latest WSL action. Plus, exclusive interviews with Liverpool's Rachael Laws, fresh from WSL promotion, as well as England and Chelsea's Jess Carter ahead of the Lionesses' World Cup qualifiers. RUNNING ORDER PART 1 - Moments of the WSL with NOW! (2.15) PART 2a - Chelsea 5 - 0 Reading (5.00) PART 2b - Leicester City 0 - 5 Arsenal (12.00) PART 2c - Tottenham 0 - 1 Aston Villa (20.15) PART 2d - West Ham 0 - 2 Manchester City (23.30) PART 2e - Manchester United 1 - 0 Brighton (26.30) PART 2f - Birmingham City 0 - 0 Everton (30.15) PART 3a - Liverpool promoted to WSL ft. Rachael Laws interview (35.30) PART 3b - Barcelona history makers (46.00) PART 4 - England ft. Jess Carter (46.45)

David is joined by former Arsenal captain Faye White to discuss for trophy filled career with the Gunners and her time playing for England Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

David reflects on a shock defeat for Man City, looks ahead to this weekend's Carabao Cup Final and chats with Faye White Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Lin-Manuel Miranda is a theatre composer, writer and actor, who has made his directorial debut with Tick Tick...Boom!, the story of Broadway composer Jonathan Larson and his struggles as an artist before he wrote the world-renowned musical, Rent. Lin-Manuel is best known for his Pulitzer Prize, Tony and Emmy award-winning musical, Hamilton, which remains one of the most popular musicals on Broadway and the West End today. He speaks to Krishnan about Jonathan Larson's influence on him as a writer, the Hamilton years and how he sees America now. Tick, Tick...Boom! is available on Netflix now This episode was recorded in December 2021.  Produced by: Faye White and Max Velody Sources: Netflix, New York City Center/Encores! Off-Center, Warner Bros. Pictures, Disney+, Atlantic Records/WEA International Inc.

Faye White, former captain of the Lionesses and Arsenal joins Lynsey Hooper and Kait Borsay to chat about who should be England captain, whether the Ballon D'Or got it right and who's going to win the upcoming FA Cup final. Plus, did you know women's football was banned in England from 1921-71? With the 100 year anniversary of that ban coming up we caught up with Gail Newsham, who played during that time and is an expert on the Dick Kerr Ladies who drew crowds of 50,000 before the 1921, along with Patricia Gregory, who was instrumental in ending the ban. RUNNING ORDER PART 1 - England 1 - 0 Austria (2.30) PART 2 - Ballon D'Or (13.45) PART 3 - Other news... Leicester City's manager, Kit Graham and Formiga (17.45) PART 4 - The ban on women's football with Gail Newsham and Patricia Gregory (23.30) PART 5 - 50 years of the FA Cup and the FA Cup final coming up (47.45)

KAMILLE is an award-winning songwriter who has written hits for artists including Little Mix, Stormzy and The Saturdays.  She has now become an artist in her own right, with her single Sad Party, and is one of the stars of Channel 4's new docu-series, Highlife.  KAMILLE speaks to Krishnan about leaving her finance career to write top 20s for some of the world's most famous artists and the reality of being a Black woman in the music industry today.  Producers: Rachel Evans and Faye White

Baroness Julia Cumberlege, who led a critical review into how the health service has treated female patients, says she is angry and frustrated that not enough progress has been made. A year ago her report looked into two drugs and a medical device which caused women or their babies harm. It made a list of recommendations to support victims and prevent future, avoidable damage. The four UK governments are still considering the recommendations. Baroness Cumberlege joins Emma. It's been four weeks of competition that concluded last night when England lost to Italy in the final. Despite the ultimate outcome, the Euro 2020 men's football competition really seemed to capture the imagination of many, and was a much needed tonic after a year and a half of the Covid pandemic ruling our lives. Emma speaks to a panel of female football experts about what all this momentum could mean for the future of the women's game. Dr Martha Newson is a cognitive anthropologist at the Universities of Kent and Oxford, and has researched the behaviour of football fans around the world; Faye White was Captain of the England's women's team who got to the finals of the 2009 Euros; Kelly Simmons is director of the Women's Professional game at the FA and Seema Jaswal has been one of ITV's main hosts of the Euros. The Engender Festival begins today and celebrates the work of women and gender minorities while seeking equality across all sectors of opera, both on and backstage. Creative Producer for The Royal Opera and founder of the Engender Festival Kate Wyatt talks about changing the gender imbalance in opera and music theatre. Emma is also joined by Artistic Director of Pegasus Opera Alison Buchanan who conceived Mami Wata, a concert which brings together a range of diverse composers. Last Friday the police officer Wayne Couzens pleaded guilty at the Old Bailey to murdering Sarah Everard, the 33 year old marketing executive who went missing on her walk home in March of this year. He has yet to be sentenced. It seems there were clues that Wayne Couzens was a risk. There have been flashing allegations: one alleged to have happened just a few days before he abducted Sarah. The Daily Mail wrote that he was once reported for driving naked from the waist down, and colleagues nicknamed him "the rapist". Emma speaks to Emily Spurrell, Police and Crime Commissioner for Merseyside, who believes officers should be trained to spot signs of misogyny within their own ranks.

Faye Carruthers is joined in studio by the Times journalist Rebecca Myers and former England captain Faye White to dissect the recent round of FA Cup action and preview the upcoming semi finals See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Mike Calvin is joined on the women’s football podcast by journalist Anne Marie Batson, Sophie Downey, of Girls On the Ball and former England and Arsenal captain Faye White.After England’s defeat to Germany on Saturday, is Phil Neville’s tenure under threat? As Spurs play host to Arsenal at White Hart Lane, what can we expect from the big showpiece this weekend? Who can win the Champions League? Also 750 pubs across UK will be showcasing a feast of women’s football on BT Sport this weekend as this podcast was brought to you from London’s Red Lioness in Liverpool Street. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

To mark the 2019 Women's World Cup, England's longest-serving captain Faye White sits down with Alice Piper to reflect on her incredible journey through the game; from playing in boys' teams, to winning her first cap, injury heartache and being awarded an MBE.

Could England beat Norway to reach the World Cup semi-finals? Legendary defender Faye White assesses the Lionesses' chances, James outlines why Millie Bright's illness might be a good thing and both Tottenham and Manchester United get ready to spend money on Tanguy Ndombele and Aaron Wan-Bissaka.

The biggest World Cup in the history of women’s football is well underway, with the action in France already having a significant impact back in the UK. Natalie Sawyer is joined by two people who have been integral to the development of the women’s game in this country. Former England captain with 90 caps for her country, Faye White. And the FA director for the women’s professional game Kelly Simmons. We discuss the potential influence France 2019 can have, how the sport has progressed to a more professional model and the training schemes and initiatives that are encouraging young girls to pursue football as a profession. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In 2006-07, Arsenal Ladies achieved a unique quadruple- winning the Premier League, FA Cup, Premier League Cup and the European Cup. They remain the only British side in the women’s game to have won Europe’s top prize. In this episode we speak with then Gunners captain Faye White, who missed most of the season with a cruciate ligament injury. We talk to Faye about her mixed emotions watching an incredible season unfold from the treatment table. We also speak to Gunners legend and striker Kelly Smith, who returned to the club from the US after battling depression and alcoholism. Kelly enjoyed an excellent, injury free season- but missed both legs of the European Cup Final in controversial circumstances. Kelly talks candidly about her frustration with rough treatment from opponents and how that frustration built to cost her participation in the game of her life. Relive this historic season through the eyes of Arsenal Ladies’ most successful ever captain and all-time greatest player. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

It's farewell Marco Silva on this week's Total Football, and who better to join host Thom Gibbs than die-hard Watford supporter and the director of Football Manager, Miles Jacobson?   He gives his verdict on the Silva sacking, what led to his downfall at Vicarage Road, and fills us in on Javi Gracia, the new man in charge.   Elsewhere it was a weekend of business as usual at the top of the Premier League, with first league wins of 2018 for Arsenal and Chelsea as well as victories for both Manchester clubs. James Ducker joins to run the rules over the Alexis Sanchez deal,  plus a chat with former England women's captain Faye White on whether Phil Neville is the right person to lead the Lionesses.  See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Starting a podcast can be a daunting prospect, but if 'Data Day' can teach you anything, it's that the barrier for entry is incredibly low. On this final episode of 'Data Day', Bridie Pearson-Jones joins Luke Barratt as they discuss what makes some of their favourite podcasts great, why podcasting is such a compelling format for modern journalists, and the difference between podcasts and radio programmes. Plus, special guest and longtime fan of the show Faye White joins the team to discuss some funny podcasts, because apparently our podcasting experts are really boring. This is the end of season 1 of Data Day, and Luke's last episode. It remains to be seen whether future Interhacktives take up the mantle.

Alex Iwobi, Alex Scott, Faye White, Arun Kapoor and Adrian Clarke join host Russell Hargreaves on the Arsenal Weekly podcast See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Laurent Koscielny, Fara Williams, Alex Scott, Faye White, Perry Groves and Adrian Clarke join host Russell Hargreaves on the Arsenal Weekly podcast See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this month's edition, we are joined by a whole host of names from the women's game - Chelsea's Helen Ward talks Blues strikers, Gilly Flaherty wants the FA Cup back, Champions League ambassador Faye White is looking forward to the final at Stamford Bridge and last but by no means least, we are joined by a special guest in Lyon.

We celebrate International Women's Day this week with a few anecdotes from Lynsey Hooper, Kait Borsay and Hayley McQueen and an exclusive interview with ex-England captain and Arsenal Ladies star Faye White. There's Women's Super League chat to get us war Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Lynsey Hooper presents Podcast 2 of The Offside Rule (We Get It!) featuring an interview with Arsenal Ladies and England captain Faye White who reflects on the inaugral WSL season and looks ahead to the 2012 Games. Lynsey resumes her roundtable chat with Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices