Podcasts about football act

Send us a textWelcome back to Headfirst: A Concussion Podcast. Today, we're thrilled to be joined by Hamish Brayshaw.Hamish is a former AFL player who now stars in the WAFL with East Perth, where he serves as co-captain. In 2023, he was honoured with the Sandover Medal, recognising him as the league's best player.His impact on the game extends beyond the field—Hamish has lent his expertise as a midfield coach for the West Coast Eagles' AFLW team. Off the field, he's also made his mark as a columnist for The West Australian and as a key voice on the widely loved BackChat podcast. -       How you become involved in footy -       Your Perception and Understanding of Concussion (03:00)-       Family's Experiences of Concussion (04:29)-       Hamish Approach to Playing (07:45)-       Implementation of AIS Stand down Policy and Personal Concussions (09:43)-       The Open Letter to the AFL (14:18)-       Football Act vs Suspension? (16:22)-       Complexities of Rule Adaptations and Changing the Way You Play (19:00)-       Favorited Memories and Moments in Footy? (25:30)    Hamish Open Letter: https://www.backchatpodcast.com.au/hamishs-open-letter Back Chat Social Media Channels Website https://www.backchatpodcast.com.auIG: @backchat_Youtube: @backchatTwitter/X: @backchat_    Subscribe, review and share for new episodes which will drop weekly Social media:Twitter: @first concussionFacebook: Headfirst: A concussion podcastInstagram: Headfirst_ Concussion  Email: headfirstconcussion@gmail.com 

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This episode is with Paul Quiggley of Fans Against Criminalization. We discuss his group's work over the last 8 years in fighting and eventually repealing The Offensive Behaviour at Football Act, which unfairly stripped football fans of their civil liberties while attending games. Paul couldn't have been more knowledgeable on the subject and we're grateful for his time, his knowledge and his candor.

A Celtic State of Mind was recently named as the UK's Best Football Podcast at the prestigious 2018 Football Blogging Awards. The podcast has now announced an exciting partnership with Fansbet, the betting firm developed by fans for fans.In this latest episode, Paul John Dykes and Kevin Graham are joined by Irish musician, Danny Kelly, where they discuss:* Celtic's Irish roots;* Letting the people sing;* Repealing the Offensive Behaviour at the Football Act;* Adding new songs to the Celtic songbook;* A matchday in the life...A Celtic State of Mind has gone from strength-to-strength over the last year, and there are many more guests lined up in the weeks ahead from the world of sport, music, film, art, broadcasting, literature and politics.Connect with A Celtic State of Mind @PaulDykes, @anorthernprose and @ACSOMPOD and subscribe to the podcast via iTunes or through your podcast player.

Scottish Labour MSP James Kelly spoke to the CommonSpace ahead of the final vote at Holyrood to decide as to whether the Football Act should be scrapped.  ON THURSDAY, the Scottish Parliament will hear the final stage of James Kelly’s private member's bill to repeal the Offensive behaviour at football matches.   If the bill passes, it will be the first time that a Scottish Government's legislation will be repeal since the Scottish Parliament has been created in 1999. CommonSpace Reporter David Thomson spoke to Scottish Labour's James Kelly at their party conference in Dundee.  At conference, Kelly had a fringe meeting to discuss his member's bill. The fringe meeting was a panel discussion that was chaired by the former leader of the Scottish Labour party, Johann Lamont.  There was a wide variety of speakers that include Jeanette Findlay from Fans against crimination, Daniel Johnson MSP, the Scottish Labour’s justices spokesperson, and Eireann McAuley. CommonSpace's David Thomson spoke to both Janettee Findlay and Daniel Johnson to discuss why the Act should be scrapped.

This week Paul Larkin sits it out due to a virus he contracted in the strip clubs of Northern California. But fear not, Joe, Jason and Harper carry on like warriors. They discuss the thumping 4-1 win at Tannadice, the signing of defender Erik Sviatchenko, Anthony Stokes going to Hibs on loan and Paul Quigley from FAC calls in to discuss FAC’s quest to have the Offensive Behaviour at Football Act reviewed and eventually quashed. It’s all go at the HomeBhoys! Hail Hail!!

This week Harry is joined by Dr Clifford Stott - one of the world's leading experts on crowd management and specifically policing of football supporters.  For once Harry's chat is limited as he listens to a real expert talk about crowd control and policing at football and what should and shouldn't happen.  In a Celtic context, the guys specifically discuss the recent issues in Amsterdam where Dr Stott identifies that there MUST have been a breakdown in communication and decision making over the course of the run up to and night of trouble in Dam Square.  The guys also then go on to discuss the Offensive Behaviour at Football Act.  Stott discusses it's validity in the context of the Human Rights Act and also whether it has actually set back policing of football in Scotland - Overall a quite fascinating listen. Dr & Professor Clifford Stott  joined the University of Leeds in September 2012 as a Visiting Professor to the Socio-Technical Centre. He then took up a full time post as Principal Research Fellow to the Security and Justice Research Group in September 2013. He previously held positions at the Universities of Liverpool, Abertay Dundee and Bath as well as running his own consultancy company. Scholarly and Research Interests Considered the preeminent expert in his field, his  research focuses on the social psychology of crowd conflict and its relationship to public order policing.  Stott has been published widely on these topics in leading journals and co-authored three books. For the last thirteen years he has worked regularly with police forces, Governments and football authorities globally advising on the implications of my work the management of crowd events, specifically working until recently with police forces here in Scotland.   He can be followed on twitter - @CliffordStott

Today we welcomed Paul Larkin back for part 2 of the Asterisk Years interviews. We delve into David Murray's dictatorial reign over Scottish football and how he got away with it. We also talk about it's effect on current day issues like the Offensive Behavior at Football Act. Paul also shares with us how to pick up a copy of Asterisk Years and we get a glimpse into some of the behind the scenes activity with the Bampot Booklaunches. Hail Hail and Keep the Faith!

Today we welcomed Paul Larkin back for part 2 of the Asterisk Years interviews. We delve into David Murray's dictatorial reign over Scottish football and how he got away with it. We also talk about it's effect on current day issues like the Offensive Behavior at Football Act. Paul also shares with us how to pick up a copy of Asterisk Years and we get a glimpse into some of the behind the scenes activity with the Bampot Booklaunches. Hail Hail and Keep the Faith!

This week we have apacked show that veers all over the place. We go from Tynecastle to Milan in a flash then we jump into Thomas Rannachan who is standing in the Govan by election under the banner Axe The Act in opposition to the Offensive Behaviour at Football Act. You reach Thomas through @AXEACTGovan on Twitter and email at Axe_the_Act@outlook.com. We also talk about the Big Yin and hookers. The usual, as you well know. Enjoy!