Podcasts about gillingham fc

A homeowner has issued a stark warning after he says his life was “destroyed completely” by having an HMO next door.The resident in Sittingbourne was stunned to wake up and find scaffolding and the roof missing on the adjoining property in the terraced street.Also in today's podcast, a mum has branded Medway council “clueless” after it wrongly refused her 17-year-old daughter a parking permit — and then asked for hers back as well.She'd applied on behalf of the learner driver for an additional pass to park outside the family's terraced home in Gillingham but the authority insisted they aren't living within a controlled parking zone. People living at an retirement complex fear “every day will become a nightmare” if a live music venue opens directly opposite.Those living in Folkestone town centre say the prospect of late-night music and “people drinking on the street” is making them “incredibly anxious”.Plans have resurfaced to convert a pub into a place of worship - just six months after they were refused.Charity Al-Haqq Academy initially wanted to transform the ground floor of the now-closed public house into an academy with community and religious services, including a prayer hall, a food bank, a youth club, and a mosque.And there's been plenty of football action across the long weekend – with Gillingham FC, Maidstone United and Dover Athletic all having reason to celebrate. We've spoken to their managers about unbeaten streaks, league finals and promotion. 

A Sheppey woman who scammed her bosses out of nearly £80,000 has been sent to prison.Carly Miller, 39 from Main Road in Queenborough, siphoned off company money that was meant to be used to pay suppliers.Also in today's podcast, there are calls to ban lorries from a stretch of road in Kent following a number of serious crashes.Campaigners also want the speed limit on the A251 between Faversham and Challock cut from 50 to 40 miles per hour.New import checks at the Kent border that have been delayed five times finally come into force today.Businesses bringing in food and flowers have had to fill in extra paperwork - and some lorries could be sent to Sevington near Ashford for closer inspection.The organisers of this year's Pride in Canterbury have told KentOnline their socials blew up when they revealed the sad Oompa Loompa will be there this year.You'll probably remember she went viral after pictures were posted of the disappointing Willy Wonka Experience in Glasgow.And in sport,  it's set to be a busy summer for Gillingham after they sacked head coach Stephen Clemence.He left Priestfield yesterday after just five months in the role. We've been getting reaction from our Gills reporter and David Garth from the Gillingham FC supporters club.

Ever wanted to know what it was like owning a football club? Making those tough decisions, staring relegation in the place and the joys of a fight for the playoff spots?Well, Matt Olsen and Charlie Beeston decided to find out, and have spoken with Gillingham co-owner Shannon Galinson. Discussing the decision to buy the club, as well as the decision to let Neil Harris go and bring in Stephen Clemence, they cover it all. Thank you so much to Shannon for joining us. EXCLUSIVE NordVPN Deal ➼ https://nordvpn.com/realeflTry it risk-free now with a 30-day money-back guarantee!This Podcast has been created and uploaded by The Real EFL Podcast. The views in this Podcast are not necessarily the views of talkSPORT. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Residents in St Mary's Bay say a luxury sea-front development that's been abandoned half way through has become a "disgusting dumping ground".More than four years after The Sands was supposed to open, it's become at £20-million home to rabbits, pigeons and vandals. Also in today's podcast, you can hear from the Medway parents who set up a podcast after their daughter was stillborn. David and Jo Ward set up A Journey with Abigail's Footsteps to help other bereaved parents. A Maidstone man says he was told by council to drill a hole in the bottom of his waste bin to avoid paying for a new one. He complained to council that it filled with rainwater but they said it didn't qualify for a free replacement.A pensioner from Larkfield says her home and garage is being inundated with brambles after council let it run wild. The 78-year-old says without regular maintenance the bushes become "thick and dangerous".And in sport, Gillingham FC have managed to end the week on a high after the shock sacking of their manager. Keith Millen was at the helm and helped the Gills secure a 2 -1 win over MK Dons.  

The family of a much-loved Whitstable football coach say they're heartbroken after he died suddenly on a flight home.He's being remembered as an "amazing husband and dad" after suffering from a deep vein blood clot while on a long haul flight. Also in today's podcast, hear the reaction of a Kent GP after yesterday's announcement of plans to raise the smoking age.Under Rishi Sunak's plans anyone born after the 1st of January 2009 will never be able to legally buy cigarettes.Residents in Gillingham are angry after "secret" approval was given to three-storey homes. Neighbours of the new development say they only found out by accident. There are appeals to find the owners of a French bulldog after she was found abandoned in Sheerness. She was discovered with a bag full of toys and medication and is unable to be traced through her microchip. And, some shock news from Gillingham FC today as they announce the departure of Neil Harris. It's said to be down to a poor run of form  but it's a decision that's divided fans.    

In aflevering 11 van de PZC Voetbal Podcast bespreekt presentator Juriën Dam met PZC-journalisten Rudy Boogert en Jan Dagevos weer de actualiteiten in het Zeeuwse voetbal. Er wordt direct ingegaan op de opmerkelijke scheidsrechterswissel bij het duel tussen Terneuzen en Steen. Scheidsrechter Wim Broekhoven verving de geblesseerde Harun Coskan en deed dat in spijkerbroek en geel hesje. ,,Wij noemen hem altijd ‘de broek', dus dat is wel heel toepasselijk”, stelt Dagevos. Er komen een aantal anekdotes over de geroutineerde leidsman op tafel waarover Dagevos al jaren geleden zijn afscheidsverhaal als scheidsrechter maakte. Zo maakte Boogert ooit met Broekhoven en andere scheidsrechters een trip naar de club waar Broekhoven al jaren fan van is: Gillingham FC. Over hoe dat zo komt – en welke bijzondere plek ze onderweg bezochten – wijdt Boogert verder uit. Er wordt ook stilgestaan bij het overlijden van Henk Zwartelé (83), die onder meer voorzitter was van Patrijzen en Goes. De heren spreken over zijn stature en kleurrijke bestaan. Ook wordt er gesproken over Jan z'n trip met Hoek naar Urk, waar leuke en droevige gebeurtenissen dicht bij elkaar lagen. Ook pakt hij de cijfers er van vorig jaar nog eens bij, wat Hoek wellicht hoop geeft. En wie stond er dit seizoen nog op de loonlijst bij Hoek, maar gaat nu zijn centen verdienen bij Club Brugge?Support the show: https://krant.nlSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Gillingham vs Northampton Town is the focus for us this week.The Cobblers head to Priestfield Stadium in Kent on Saturday to face a struggling Gillingham side managed by Neil Harris.While Gills did knock Premier League Brentford out of the EFL Cup in midweek, their League Two campaign has not been as pleasing.Just 6 goals scored in the league tells you where the problems lie and our guest this week is in no mood to be optimistic.James from The ME7 podcast tells it as it is and is fully expecting The Cobblers to take the 3 points on offer this weekend._________________________Support the showIf you'd like to support the podcast, we'd really appreciate it.You can sign up to the Fan Club on Patreon from just £5 a month and in return we'll give you loads of extra cool stuff like exclusive podcast episodes, meet-ups and a chat forum.Sign up at patreon.com/cobblerstomeAll donations are used to help improve the podcast and allow us to do cool things like sponsor NTFC Women player, Abbie Brewin.Our websiteYou'll find match previews, opinion pieces and more over on our website. Read them all at COBBLERSTOME.COMFind us on social mediaWe're most active on Twitter so follow us at @CobblersToMeWe're also on Facebook: @cobblerstome--------------------------------Hosted by Charles Commins, Danny Brothers, Chessie Coleman and Neil Egerton-Scott. Produced by Vibrant Sound Media--------------------------------

S10 EP2: Joe Wilkinson on Gillingham FC This episode we chat to the brilliant comedian Joe Wilkinson about his love of Gillingham FC in the 90's and beyond. Not only a love letter to lower league football and all it entails, but this episode also contains perhaps one of our favourite ever (loosely) football related anecdotes... just why was he running? And where to? Or from? Answers on a postcard....In other news, on top of extended 'director of football cuts' of the main series episodes, all QK Fan Club members will now also get the episodes a whole WEEK EARLY - that's right, we now release on a Monday for QK Fan Club members and the following Monday for the non fan club listeners!We've also got the usual Patreon only bonus episodes every month - later this month it's chapter three of the second book in the Steve Bruce / Barnes murder mystery 'Sweeper!' with Ivo Graham. And on top of that a Patreon only QK Film Club deep dive and watch-a-long of the 1997 film 'Fever Pitch' based on Nick Hornby's seminal book of the same name.Thanks,Chris, Josh and Michael.Fan Club: www.patreon.com/quicklykevinTwitter: @quicklykevinInstagram: quicklykevinEmail: hello@quicklykevin.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Belmont Banter Ep89: JOHN AKINDE: From non-league to Pro-League: Whitstable Town Football Club NOVEMBER 28th 2021: Belmont Banter Episode 89 JOHN AKINDE Official podcast of Whitstable Town F.C. John moved from London to the Medway area when he was eleven and started playing football with his mate's but was soon playing for Gravesend Spartans and was picked for Kent Schools which John says was a really a good time. At fifteen he joined Gravesend and Northfleet …now EBSFLEET they offered him a place of the PACE scheme, similar todays Academy set up. He was picked for the first team at seventeen, in his first season he scored ten goals in twenty starts and won the FA Trophy at the old Wembley.  During that sixteen to eighteen period, he was loaned out, the first was at Whitstable Town, (John scored on his debut) In his second loan spell was also at Town, then went onto Margate. John then drew interest from Peterborough United.  As he was driving up he discovered that Bristol were also interested so he ended up there. John has played for a number of club, Bristol City came in for him and he signed for them. John played for Barnett, and others including Dagenham & Redbridge and Lincoln City and then Portsmouth before moving back to Kent where he now plays for Gillingham FC. John puts the record straight behind him crashing his car days after he moved to Bristol and the Sky Sports ‘chair on the Bus' story… After John hangs his boots up which he says is not anytime soon he wants to get into management currently he is taking his UAFA B coaching badges and spent five years studying for his business degree: It's another great listen from Belmont Banter… Podcasts from Belmont Banter, if you have any questions regarding Belmont Banter or want to suggest someone for the weekly PODCAST … Please Contact us: questionswtfc@mail.com Can't Find Belmont Banter? It's the Podcast they are all talking about We are on… YouTube, Twitter, Audible, Apple Podcast and Apple Play, Podbean, Facebook, Amazon Alexa, Google Podcast, Player FM, Siri, Spotify, Twitter and Listen Notes and other media outlets… just search ‘belmont banter podcast' Belmont Banter Podcast where each week we chat to local Kent Football payers, Managers and others from the not so distant past about their time in local football. With nearly 90 episodes so far; if you have played, or supported almost any team in the South East then chances are we will have chatted to a player that you know, check it out. It's a great listen...

We spoke to the Pop Idol and reality TV legend Rik Waller!! Yes RIK WALLER!!!We discussed: His early gaming memories, his favourite game, his favorite console, Gillingham FC, the new GamesMaster, comedy TV shows, #WallersRemasters, an idea for all retro games to be preserved, his defunct Twitch channel and much much more.A link to all our social stuff is below!https://linktr.ee/Retro.Gaming.Revival Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode I'm joined by Concord Rangers and former Gillingham FC goalkeeper Chris Haigh. Chris has gained a lot of recognition amongst goalkeepers in the union for a fantastic season at Concord where he put on a man of the match display at Wembley Stadium in the FA Trophy Final. We explore his footballing journey from being released to Wembley Stadium and he explains how adversity can fuel success. We Discuss: The fundamental differences between motivation and consistency The importance of asking for feedback and advice How coaches can have a significant impact on performance Sticking up for yourself as a young goalkeeper and growing-up The power of marginal gains and the importance of analysis when trying to improve Why bad warm-ups don't mean bad games Mindfulness, taking in the moment and being present Understanding managers and knowing how to guide your expectations Chris has had a successful career in non-league since leaving academy football and exemplifies the power of resilience and mental toughness. If you're a young goalkeeper who's just been released or in non-league, there are powerful messages in this podcast which will help you understand how failure and adversity can be huge stepping stones to future success. To keep up-to-date with Lee, you can follow him on: @chrishaigh1 (Instagram)  @_chrishaigh (Twitter)  If you enjoyed this podcast, please leave me a 5-star review and subscribe to the show.  If you have any questions or think you could add value to the podcast by becoming a guest, please contact me (kev) at:  thegoalkeepersmindset@hotmail.com @theGKmindset (Twitter)  @thegoalkeepersmindset (Instagram)     

In this episode I'm joined by Concord Rangers and former Gillingham FC goalkeeper Chris Haigh. Chris has gained a lot of recognition amongst goalkeepers in the union for a fantastic season at Concord where he put on a man of the match display at Wembley Stadium in the FA Trophy Final. We explore his footballing journey from being released to Wembley Stadium and he explains how adversity can fuel success. We Discuss: The fundamental differences between motivation and consistency The importance of asking for feedback and advice How coaches can have a significant impact on performance Sticking up for yourself as a young goalkeeper and growing-up The power of marginal gains and the importance of analysis when trying to improve Why bad warm-ups don't mean bad games Mindfulness, taking in the moment and being present Understanding managers and knowing how to guide your expectations Chris has had a successful career in non-league since leaving academy football and exemplifies the power of resilience and mental toughness. If you're a young goalkeeper who's just been released or in non-league, there are powerful messages in this podcast which will help you understand how failure and adversity can be huge stepping stones to future success. To keep up-to-date with Lee, you can follow him on: @chrishaigh1 (Instagram)  @_chrishaigh (Twitter)  If you enjoyed this podcast, please leave me a 5-star review and subscribe to the show.  If you have any questions or think you could add value to the podcast by becoming a guest, please contact me (kev) at:  thegoalkeepersmindset@hotmail.com @theGKmindset (Twitter)  @thegoalkeepersmindset (Instagram)     

Charles and Danny are joined by Matt from Gills In The Blood TV as they look ahead to Saturday's League One away day down in Kent. The boys talk Super League collapse, winning on a Tuesday night and managers we all love to hate. But is Steve Evans really that bad? __________________________________ Support the podcast on Patreon. Receive extra content and join our community on Slack https://www.patreon.com/cobblerstome (https://www.patreon.com/cobblerstome) __________________________________ CONTACT IACTM Visit our websitehttps://cobblerstome.com/ ( https://cobblerstome.com) Tweet ushttps://twitter.com/CobblersToMe ( https://twitter.com/CobblersToMe) use the #IACTM Facebookhttps://www.facebook.com/itsallcobblers ( https://www.facebook.com/itsallcobblers) Email us itsallcobblers@gmail.com __________________________________ It’s All Cobblers To Me is ahttp://vibrantsoundmedia.com/ ( Vibrant Sound Media) production for the fans ofhttp://ntfc.co.uk/ ( Northampton Town Football Club). Support this podcast

Daily Coaching brings you the fourth episode of series two, talking with professional football player Simeon Jackson who has previously played for Gillingham FC, Norwich City FC, Millwall FC, Walsall FC, Stevenage FC and has represented for the Canada National Soccer Team. 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, professional and national 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 Simeon Jackson's 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 & @s1m_e0n Twitter - @daily_coaching1 & @jacksonsimeon

Ipswich Town FC-POST Gillingham and Crewe REACTION Talking Town- The Live #itfc fans showAll clips shown are courtesy of ITFC and Dan Palfrey and I do not claim ownership etc all rights to the club It's been a busy week for Ipswich this week with two games. First, the super blues took on Gillingham at Portman Road with a Teddy Bishop goal securing all three points for Paul Lambert's men. Lambert actually missed mid-week due to a touchline ban following a red card at lincoln the weekend before.Town took on Crewe yesterday with ITFC running out 1-0 winners this time thanks to an Ollie Hawkins goalJoin the lads as they unpack the week and look ahead to Ipswich Town's next league game against Sunderland This show was recorded live and we welcome your participation. We want you to express your thoughts and feelings on all things Ipswich Town F.C This is your 100% unfiltered platform to discuss TownGot something to say?Tweet us - Martin https://twitter.com/HdrMartinGet involved directly on the show.How?Audio- Like the Radio Video- Appear on-screen with our Hosts -Live chat room- Put your opinions in the chat and discuss Ipswich Town F.C with likeminded Ipswich Town fans To appear on the show simply type LINK Audio or LINK video into the chatboxSupport the show (https://ko-fi.com/tottitfc/posts)

This week’s PWU Latics podcast features Si in the hot seat, supported by Adam (C), Adam (p), Barry and Paul, we are also joined by Gillingham FC supporter, Matt, from the ‘Gills In The Blood’. First up we have a look back at the season opener away to Ipswich, very much a performance to be proud of. We quickly get heated with a debate around the current situations at Macclesfield and Southend, along with Paul Wilson’s article in the Guardian where he quotes administrator Paul Stanley with some quite inflammatory statement. We are joined by Matt for the Gillingham preview, with a special mention to Tom Nield in ‘Ref Watch’ for his service to the NHS over the past few months. We finish off with a chat about the ‘Back To Football’ pilot and just how will the Latics decide who the first 1,000 people through the gates of the DW Stadium will be. Thanks for your support, don’t forget to check our blog for articles and updates:https://progresswithunity.blogspot.com/

Alex and Dan are back to discuss the mixed results and performances in the League Cup and EFL Trophy. The pair also look ahead to the clash this weekend with Gillingham FC, and look at the career to date for Tom Eaves.

Quickly Kevin: Ben Partridge - Gillingham FC: A Season in the Life S06 EP8Joining us in the studio this week is actor, writer, producer and creator of the award winning comedy podcast, The Beef and Dairy Network, Mr Benjamin Partridge, to continue the story of the incredible documentary 'Gillingham FC - A Season in the life' which covers the 97/98 season.Thanks,Chris, Josh and Michael.Twitter: @quicklykevinFacebook:quicklykevinInstagram: quicklykevinEmail: hello@quicklykevin.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Luke Rooney from In The Box catches up with ex Gillingham FC midfielder Craig Stone as he selects his 'Dream 11' of players he has played with throughout his career.  Craig currently has the rare role of coaching Gillingham FC's youth team as well as still playing non league football for Hastings United FC.   As well as talking us through his 'Dream 11' he talks us through this unique role, and offers advice to young players making their way in the game.

Quickly Kevin: Ben Partridge - Gillingham FC: A Season in the Life S05 E06Joining us in the studio this week is actor, writer, producer and creator of the award winning comedy podcast, The Beef and Dairy Network, Mr Benjamin Partridge. We discuss the incredible documentary 'Gillingham FC - A Season in the life' which covers the 97/98 season and features arguably the most gripping scene to involve a fax machine since....we...ever. Probably. We also ponder whether its possible to imagine a young Neil Warnock or Tony Pulis. And there's a Gladiators based scandal that could make the Madoff pyramid scheme look like small fry. All this and so much more.We also have a big announcement (Sshhhh....it's another live show in 2020) so sign up the mailing list at www.quicklykevin.com to be in with a chance to get pre-sale tickets. Hurry, they sell out fast!!Thanks,Chris, Josh and Michael.Twitter: @quicklykevinFacebook:quicklykevinInstagram: quicklykevinEmail: hello@quicklykevin.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In our fifth episode we take a rather unique approach as we had the pleasure of being joined by former Crewe Alexandra, Sheffield United, Southend United and Gillingham FC player Terry Nicholl. We discussed his early days from being born in Wilmslow, Manchester, playing professional football in the Football League, the impact his father and brother had on him as far as following their footsteps to ending up on the indoor soccer scene in the United States and finally becoming a coach. Enjoy!

Youtube Link to the podcast - EP10- In today's episode we cover a wide range of talking points from the Lease Trophy 4-0 victory over Gillingham. We also discuss Climate change, Accrington Stanley Preview and OUR best 11 when all fit. Follow me on twitter https://twitter.com/HdrMartinFollow Rob on twitter https://twitter.com/RobDavies6Follow Neil on twitter https://twitter.com/NeilMowles00.00 - 4.00 - Climate Change protesters...Where do we stand?4.00 Gillingham review following a 4-0 victory 6.20- Could Emyr Huws leave if he doesn't get first-team football 7.25- The Case of Andrew Dozzell and if Loan football would help him12.00-Your three word reviews of the Gillingham Lease trophy victory 13.00- Paul Lambert contract negotiations... A good thing or not 16.00- Accrington Stanley Preview 17-40- Best Ipswich Town 11 with everyone fit

Police have confirmed a body found in a Kent river is that of a missing six-year-old boy. Lucas Dobson fell into the River Stour on Saturday, while on a fishing trip with his family. The death's not being treated as suspicious. Also in today's episode: The parents of a Tunbridge Wells man who died from meningitis are urging other young people to get vaccinated, and Gillingham FC boss Steve Evans says he's sure they'll get their first League One win of the season soon. https://www.kentonline.co.uk/

In this episode, Paul interviews Martin Allen, Professional football player, coach and manager. They discuss the importance of hard work and determination in achieving your goals and the many challenges that can stand in your way This interview is a fascinating insight into the life of a professional footballer - both during and after their playing career KEY TAKEAWAYS Were you aware of the expectations growing up? When I was in the youth team at QPR, I found myself with a brilliant but intimidating coach. He quickly made it clear that I didn’t fit into his plans. This was the first time I experienced rejection and happened at the same time others in my family were doing brilliantly in their football careers I came originally from Dagenham and was very aware of those from this area who did very well. My father who was a player, manager, coach and set up a program of boxing, athletics and labouring to increase my strength between football seasons My body and my mentality changed. When I returned to pre-match training, there was a race for all members of the club, and I beat everyone, They could not believe their eyes! That was the day I realised I could move from the youth team to the seniors. It changed my life, I had the self-belief that I could do it What’s your life vision now? When professional footballers finish their careers there is a great void. A chasm about how you are going to fulfill anything else in your life. I was invited to take up the role as assistant coach and then took up several other opportunities leading to the post of manager at Gillingham FC, where we were very successful. I was able to repeat this with Barnet FC and so have achieved the things I wanted to do, professionally. The charity work I am involved in has given me a wider awareness of what is important in life. I’ve run coaching programs and admire people who have a smile even though they may not have very much. Where did ‘Mad Dog’ come from? Not many footballers have a nickname that is so recognizable! At the time my tackling wasn’t great, and I was very passionate which sometimes resulted in me having froth on my mouth; one of my team started calling me ‘Mad Dog’ and this was picked up by the fans I also went on to have the nickname ‘Uncle’ with the players at Gillingham and I’m very proud of this as it’s a huge compliment. When they were asked why, it’s because they felt looked after by me as their coach. BEST MOMENTS ‘Lots of hard work not just through natural skills’ ‘It was character-building’ ‘You’re like our favourite uncle looking after us and making sure we’re okay’ ‘It’s about finding inner-peace’ ‘I tried my best it didn’t work - that’s life!’ ‘My dad was my coach and my mentor’ ‘The determination, focus and self-belief along with the drive from my dad’ ‘Application of hard work got me over the line’ VALUABLE RESOURCES https://www.amazon.co.uk/Speaking-our-Hearts-Mastering-game/dp/1781332819 https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/mastering-life/id1421271122?mt=2 ABOUT THE HOST Something that’s never been attached to Paul is the label ‘normal’ – for which he is immensely proud.  He definitely subscribes to being one of those mentioned – in the Steve Jobs quote: “Here's to the crazy ones, the misfits, the rebels, the troublemakers, the round pegs in the square holes... the ones who see things differently -- they're not fond of rules... You can quote them, disagree with them, glorify or vilify them, but the only thing you can't do is ignore them because they change things... they push the human race forward, and while some may see them as the crazy ones, we see genius, because the ones who are crazy enough to think that they can change the world, are the ones who do.” Paul Lowe is the founder of PaulLoweHEARTS – which has a three-fold purpose.  Firstly, to help you make the transition from pain to purpose; secondly, to get your inspirational messages and stories out into the world and thirdly, to support charitable organisations in their development & fund-raising. We achieve this by: Delivering our empowering Mindset For Success programmes Sharing your true-life inspirational messages and stories through our Mastering Life Podcast and our Speaking From Our HEARTS book series Utilising our significant charitable knowledge and experience. Find Your Purpose – Make  A Difference Paul is totally committed to his HEARTS brand vision (an acronym) of: ‘Helping Everyone Achieve Results Towards Success’. He has a long and distinguished track-record of raising significant funds for a multitude of good causes; positively changing the lives of many disadvantaged children within the UK and globally – drawing on his colourful and wide-ranging life’s experiences to help others do the same and achieve success in the game of life. “Remember – Mastering Life Starts, By Embracing Our HEARTS!” CONTACT METHOD paul@paul-lowe.org http://www.paullowehearts.com/ https://www.facebook.com/PaulLoweHEARTS/ https://twitter.com/PaulLoweHEARTS https://www.instagram.com/paullowehearts/ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCqmznF8VCcZKEdSfE7VlwUA ABOUT THE GUEST Martin ‘Mad Dog’ Allen is an English football manager and former player, with Queens Park Rangers and West Ham United before finishing his playing career with Portsmouth and Southend United. Subsequently, Martin took his first job in management, at non-league Barnet; since managing several other clubs – enjoying his first club promotion with Gillingham in the 2012-13 season.  This feat was repeated the following year, successfully leading Barnet to League 2 promotion. Martin comes from a very prestigious football background.  His cousins, Paul Allen, Bradley Allen and Clive Allen, were also footballers, as was his uncle Les Allen. His father, Dennis, played for Reading, Charlton Athletic and Bournemouth.

Rog talks with Gillingham FC superfan Chris Willis about the magic of the FA Cup after the League One Gills defeated Premier League Big Boy Cardiff City over the weekend.

Iain Macintosh is joined by Caroline Barker, Matt Stanger and Mansfield Town CEO Carolyn Radford to discuss all things Football League. The last two clubs are given the Mcintosh history lesson as the pod heads to Gillingham and finally goes to Coventry. • PART 1: Performance Of The Week (02m 45s) • PART 2: News in brief (04m 35s) • PART 3: News discussion: more from the manager merry-go-round, Mansfield Town (6m 15s) • PART 4: It's the fan league (16m 34s) • PART 5: League one round up (19m 15s) • PART 6: Gillingham FC- a history (28m 50s) • PART 7: Competition time! (27m 55s) • PART 8: League 2 round up (30m 20s) • PART 9: Coventry City (32m 00s) • PART 10: The odds with William Hill(44m 55s) • PART 11 : Your questions (46:45) PARISH NOTICES: • should you wish to get your bet on with [William Hill, this is the place to do it](http://sports.williamhill.com/bet/en-gb/betting/y/5/Football.html). • sign up to our [Fan League or download the app](https://fanleague.com/). •  Thanks to the EFL and EA Sports, we’ve got some tickets for you. All you’ve got to do is tell us about your favourite EFL ground, you can contact us on [Facebook](https://www.facebook.com/thetotallyfootballshow/), on [Twitter](https://twitter.com/TheTotallyShow), on [email](mailto: hello@muddykneesmedia.com), just let us know why you love it so much and we’ll pick the best ones.  The games are below, we’ve got one for you in the south and one for you in the north, but you’ve got to move quickly. The deadline is lunchtime Wednesday.  Terms and conditions are available [here](https://www.thetotallyfootballshow.com/terms-and-conditions/).  Competition 1 - Brentford v Sheffield Utd (30/03/18 – 15:00) Prize – A pair of tickets to the game.  Competition 2 – Hull City v Aston Villa (31/03/18 – 17:30) Prize – A pair of tickets to the game. GET IN TOUCH: • find us on [Facebook, where you’ll find video, photos and loads of other stuff. Also, home of the Totally Football Quiz every Friday at 1230 GMT](https://www.facebook.com/thetotallyfootballshow) • send us a [tweet: @theTotallyShow](https://twitter.com/TheTotallyShow)

The return of the destroyer.