Podcast appearances and mentions of Harry Arter

Here's what you NEED to know...Listen to some of the highlight's of Off The Ball Breakfast, Harry Arter explains what happened at Nottingham Forest. Andy Reid on coaching a Premier League first team, Eddie Dunbar on what it takes to win a stage at Vuelta plus much more...Catch The Off The Ball Breakfast show LIVE weekday mornings from 7:30am or just search for Off The Ball Breakfast and get the podcast on the Off The Ball app.SUBSCRIBE at OffTheBall.com/joinOff The Ball Breakfast is live weekday mornings from 7:30am across Off The Ball

As we wrap up the season, Nottingham Forest has announced a significant clearout of players whose contracts have expired or loans have concluded. Felipe, Cheikhou Kouyaté, Wayne Hennessey, and Harry Arter will all be leaving the club on a free transfer. Are you sad to see any of these players go? In other news, we're thrilled to announce that Ola Aina has signed a contract extension, keeping him at the City Ground until 2025. His commitment to the team is a boost for next season after the full back had an impressive first year at the City Ground, with his versitilty to play on both the left and right back positions. Additionally, our loan players Giovanni Reyna, Divock Origi, Nuno Tavares, Gonzalo Montiel, and Rodrigo Ribeiro will be departing the club as their loan agreements have concluded. We appreciate their efforts during their time with us and wish them success in their careers, but which player was you most dissapointed with this season. Give us your opinion on all todays news, and which player you are most sad to see leave the City Ground. Plus don't forget to LIKE and SUBSCRIBE to Forest Fan TV. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Another episode of The Magpie Circle LIVE as we look back on Tuesday night's disappointing defeat at the hands of Stockport & also look ahead to Notts' National League trip to Dagenham & Redbridge on Saturday!We're delighted to be joined by Mark Stallard & Chloe Page!We discuss to arrival of Harry Arter & much more!

Join Louis Mendez, Tom Wallin and Lewis Catt as they gear up for Sunday's FA Cup 3rd round tie with Premier League Norwich City at The Valley. They hear boss Johnnie Jackson look ahead to the game and discuss the possibility of the Addicks causing a minor cup upset. They also chat about Harry Arter returning to Nottingham Forest and the transfer window so far, plus get an update from Jackson on Jayden Stockley's injury. They review the Pizza Cup win over Milton Keynes, hear more about the Canaries from David Freezer of the Eastern Daily Press and also hear from Charlton Women's new signing Jorja Fox.Charlton Live were once again among the nominees for The Football Supporters' Associations' Club Podcast of the Year award - thank you for your support! Our shows are available as podcasts via Acast, iTunes, Deezer and many other platforms. To contact us - email studio@charltonlive.co.uk or tweet @charltonlive See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Join Louis Mendez and Tom Wallin as they look back at the Addicks' first win of the season - a 2-0 triumph over Crewe Alexandra. They hear the highlights from The Valley on Charlton TV and also post-match reaction from manager Nigel Adkins, who also addresses the link with Forest midfielder Harry Arter, and goal scorer Jayden Stockley. They share fans' views via tweet and email and also the Views from the Fans' Bar feature. There's also a little insight into new Addicks signing Charlie Kirk from his former boss, Crewe gaffer David Artell. They boys discuss the remainder of the transfer window and look ahead to the international break.Charlton Live were among the nominees for The Football Supporters' Associations' Club Podcast of the Year award – thanks for your support!Our shows are available as podcasts via Acast, iTunes, Deezer and many other platforms. To contact us - email studio@charltonlive.co.uk or tweet @charltonlive See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Joe Molloy joined by Dan McDonnell of the Irish Independent and Irish international Harry Arter The Man City project Chelsea under Tuchel Donald McRae interview with Alex Ferguson Harry on Eddie Howe Harry on life at Nottingham Forest @PaddyPower

El día de hoy quiero platicarles la historia de un futbolista ejemplar, de una persona que juega al fútbol que atravesó por una tragedia espantosa pero con una enorme fortaleza, logró salir adelante y tener una carrera por la élite del fútbol inglés. Este jugador vivió una de las situaciones más complicadas que uno se pueda imaginar. Hoy toca hablar de uno de mis jugadores fetiche, esos jugadores que cualquier persona quisiera tener en su equipo. Hoy toca hablar de Harry Arter. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/marcelo-gonzalez-meier/message

On Thursday morning's OTB AM, Ger and Eoin were joined by GPA chief Paul Flynn, we had another Deal or No Deal, and we discussed the return of the NBA. Full show timestamps: 0:00 Show starts 3:15 Harry Arter v Roy Keane 15:00 Sports news with Shane Hannon 22:15 GPA CEO Paul Flynn on competitive balance, fixture issues, GPA image 50:00 Sports pages 1:19:40 Galway Races Day 4 Preview with John Duggan 1:28:00 NBA Bubble Wrap - basketball's return with Ryan 'Farmer' Jones 1:48:40 Deal or No Deal - with Phil Egan   OTB AM is live weekday mornings from 7:30-10:00 am - the best place to watch or listen is the OTB Sports app or over on our ever-growing YouTube channel. Have you downloaded the brand new OTB Sports app? Just search for OTB Sports in your app store or click the links below. - Play store link - iOs link

A lacklustre performance from Forest suggested a hangover from Derby’s last-minute equaliser at the weeked, as Harry Arter’s goal saw Fulham take all three points. Steven Toplis reflects upon a match... The intelligent #nffc podcast. Visit http://twitter.com/nottm_forest or search for "Forest Ramble" on Instagram or Facebook.

Three wins. Two clean sheets. Two unlikely heroes. One howitzer. None with Mitro. Harry Arter was at it again as Fulham secured an important away win against play off rivals Nottingham Forest. An excellent professional performance from Fulham saw them contain Forest and slowly transform in to a play-off style outfit. We analyse Parker's team selection and assess the balance of the midfield without Tom Cairney. We also answer your questions on Aleksandar Mitrovic, Play-Offs hopes and loads more. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

It may have been one of the most boring Fulham games of all time, but little did it matter when Josh Onomah stepped up in the 95th minute to secure FFC a big 3 points at the Cottage.We look back at the talking points from the game including why Fulham are so ponderous, what has happened to Michael Hector and whether Josh Onomah should replace Harry Arter in the starting XI. We also answer your questions, and preview Tuesday's game against play-off hopefuls Nottingham Forest. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The dream is over. On Saturday, Fulham capitulated against Leeds United leaving us with an unenviable record of two defeats from two following the restart. In this episode we look back at everything that went wrong at Elland Road.The main thing on the agenda is how Scott's reactive tactics were schooled by Bielsa. We also discussed Harry Arter, why our left-hand side is so weak and what's happened to Bobby Decordova-Reid.Finally we preview Tuesday's game against QPR with Flo Lloyd-Hughes from QPR Podcast. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Luke Rooney from In The Box catches up with Ireland International Harry Arter to discuss who he would have in his Dream 11 from players that he has played with throughout his career & why.   Harry, whose previous clubs include Bournemouth, Fulham & Cardiff City, as well as representing Ireland Internationally, gives us the low down on his best 11, which include plenty of Premier League & International stars!  Harry also offers advice to young players making their way in the game!

Two wonder strikes from Anthony Knockaert and Harry Arter meant that Fulham won an FA Cup game for the first time in nearly three years, beating our old Playoff final friends Aston Villa in the 'Doing A Fulham' Derby. We look back at the system Fulham went for, Michael Hector's debut, Arter's return from the treatment table, Knockaert's performance and a special day for young Jay Stansfield.There's also a section dedicated to Matt O'Riley, about his continued development and his performance in the Reading game, before we answer the best of your questions. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We've got plenty to chew over in this midweek podcast. It's three wins from three, as the Whites comfortably dispatched the Rams, and things are looking oh so positive in West London. Plenty of discussion points for the lads, from Bobby Reid breaking his duck to the resergence of a certain Aboubakar Kamara being cruelly cut short by injury.We answer your questions about a range of topics, including how to fit Harrison Reed and Harry Arter into the side, and preview Friday's crucial clash against the Swans with Tom Coleman from Wales Online. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Rebecca and Alex are back with a bang this week, chatting about loads of action from the Premier League and the Champions League. Chelsea shone in Europe in an amazing 4-4 with Ajax (although Rebecca just considers it a 5-4 win because screw VAR) and they have plenty of love for Cesar Azpilicueta and his resurgence. The Blues are also chugging along very nicely in the league, as Rebecca talks about how they’re likeable for the first time in, well, forever. Liverpool face a massive game this coming weekend as the BIGGEST GAME EVER IN FOOTBALL approaches and we look ahead to that titanic clash at the top of the table, as well as delving into Man City and Kyle Walker’s exploits in goal, along with Liverpool being 'Mentality Monsters', Sadio Mane running the show and the Ox rising again. Naturally, we have plenty of thoughts on a terrible weekend for VAR, with the latest nonsense including offside armpits, Maradona style handballs not given, and rescinded red cards. There's also plenty of chat about the rest of the Premier League, including the latest on Emery vs Xhaka, why it's possible to have empathy for both Andre Gomes and Son Heung-min, and some revised relegation picks in light of big performances from Newcastle United and Brighton. Plus, the Jorginho hop, Willian and Grey's Anatomy, Pep's penis, Planet Football, Harry Arter's political opinions, and which team Lampard, Gerrard and Scholes could still do a job for. **Please take the time to rate and review us on iTunes or wherever you get your podcasts, as it makes it easier for other potential listeners to find us. Thanks!**

Saturday saw probably the most heartbreaking come-from-behind win of Pep Guardiola's career, as City returned to their dressing room only to hear that Liverpool had scored a late winner of their own - but were the City manager's supposed comments about Mané's diving misreported? Mané didn't really dive, of course, as VAR should have decided - and no, we can't avoid talking about VAR forever - it's clear now almost everyone has now turned against it, we discuss what's going wrong and why. We also talk a little bit about Richard Keogh and Harry Arter. Then we welcome David Sneyd to studio to talk about Shamrock Rovers' win in the FAI Cup final, his interview with Jack Byrne and the season that was in the League of Ireland.

A trip to Cardiff City under the lights brought to an end the first chunk of Fulham's season and whilst a draw from what is always a tough trip to the Bluebirds is absolutely nothing to be sniffed at, it was marked by a somewhat comical red card for pantomime villain Harry Arter, returning to the club with which he spent last season on loan. We break down everything from Fulham's slow starts to some ridiculous refereeing. With the first element wrapped up, it was time to take a look at the season as a whole so far. 10 points, 6th in the table, 5 goals for Mitro, three wins, two losses and a draw - we crunched the numbers and took a whirl through the Barnsley, Blackburn Rovers, Huddersfield Town, Millwall, Nottingham Forest and Cardiff - before answering a stack of your questions. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

When Harry met the canvas! There’s been much said already about the incidents involving Harry Arter at the weekend but it’s fair to say that he isn’t the first and certainly won’t be the last to fall flat on his face on a Friday night in Cardiff. Jokes aside, we have a football match to review. So before you get all ‘super excited’ about the international break, join Matt ‘Frenchy’ Boisclair, Matt ‘Welshy’ Baldwin and Matt ‘Mars’ Domm for another Focus pod session. Plus, we have another of our challenging quizzes for you boys and girls. How well do you remember the league table from our promotion under Micky Adams? Who were the last ten Englishman to score for the Whites? Can you guess the player from the clues provided?! Only one way to find out...cxzxx

Fulham are up and running, ladies and gentlemen! A screamer from the skipper, a tap in from the big man, and a hell of a performance from everyone's favourite brother-in-law Harry Arter in the middle; now we're three points up, a clean sheet up, there's plus one on the goal difference and everything seems a little bit rosier.We break down the game against Blackburn at the Cottage, with a full analysis of the performance and a breakdown of the debuts for three of our new signings. There's a quick look at the interview that Tony Khan gave for FFCTV and what it means, before we finish with a sackful of your questions, See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We're back underway on a new adventure, and Fulham were welcomed back to the Championship in true Championship style—being beaten by a newly promoted side who were huge underdogs, with a timely reminder that anyone can beat anyone else in this truly remarkable division. What wasn't truly remarkable was Fulham's performance at Oakwell, which lacked any sort of cohesion, spark, flair or tactical nous whatsoever, and the Whites are going to need to find all of the above very quickly if this season is to go to plan.On the bright side, the transfer window is not yet closed, and reinforcements, we imagine, are on their way to the Cottage. We discuss the potential additions of Harry Arter, Josh Onomah, Cameron Carter-Vickers and Mo Besic, with plenty more to chew on as well, before answering a whole host of questions about the weekend and beyond. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Nathan Blake, Dominic Booth and Paul Abbandonato discuss the Premier League relegation battle and more: Cardiff City's long-term planning, the future of Neil Warnock, Victor Camarasa and Harry Arter included.Tweet us @CardiffCityLive to ask Blakey a question. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Once again, the weekend just gone showed the Heineken Cup to be the competition that other rugby tournaments can't reach. From Leinster's whizz-bangery on Friday night to Munster's grinding epic in the wind and Ulster's kick-start win over Leicester on Saturday, there was endless fun to be had. Gerry Thornley and Gavin Cummiskey are in studio to look back and also forward as the second round of games moves into view. And of course, we take a little time to pray for the soul of Freddie Burns, the Bath player who had the worst five minutes of his life against Toulouse. Emmet Malone and Malachy Clerkin were in the Aviva on Saturday night to enjoy/endure Ireland v Denmark. Emmet is the more experienced hand in these matters and so was better able to digest it. We break down Martin O'Neill's undying love for Cyrus Christie, the slightly disappointing showing from Matt Doherty and ask, 'What does Harry Arter really want?' All this plus why Katie Taylor is many thing but not - repeat not - the new Million Dollar Baby in your fresh new Added Time with Malachy Clerkin and Pat Nugent. 04:37 Rugby 29:41 Football

Daniel Pitcher and Peter Brannigan bring you the latest edition of the Weekend Sports Breakfast from Dublin’s Q102, in association with the Irish Sun.This week, we hear from Martin O’Neill on Declan Rice and Harry Arter, while Gary Breen looks back at the Champions League and previews the Premier League.Leinster vs Munster at the Aviva on Saturday, we hear from Sean O’Brien and Robbie Henshaw.Neil Cotter, author of ‘Dublin, the Chaos years’ talks about how the Dubs made a mess of things for so long – and how they turned it around.That and more besides… See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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Eamon is joined by Liam Brady to discuss Arsenal's win over Cardiff, Spurs' defeat to Watford, and the Harry Arter situation after the midfielder decision to step away from international football following a row with Roy Keane. Become a member at https://plus.acast.com/s/the-stand-with-eamon-dunphy. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Former Ireland international Noel Hunt joins Adrian Eames and Alan Cawley to discuss his career and the absence of both Harry Arter and Declan Rice for the Nations League game with Wales.

Harry Arter has become the latest Ireland international to decide that he'd rather not join up with the squad right now. Martin O'Neill has admitted that his decision may have been influenced by an altercation with Roy Keane during a previous Ireland camp. We discuss the reasons why players play international football: do you have to be a super-patriot like James McClean, or does careerism have its place? Meanwhile Denmark have sacked off their entire squad because of a commercial dispute between the DBU and the players. Jacob Staehelin of Danish podcast Mediano Fodbold joins us to explain the chaos. And Kieran Canning was at Celtic Park to see Brendan Rodgers' Celtic beat Steven Gerrard's Rangers in the first Old Firm clash of the season.

Today's guest is Charlton Athletic Academy Manager, Steve Avory. Avory is one of the top developers of talent in the country. His club, Charlton, are the 7th best academy in producing professional footballers, ahead of the likes of Liverpool and Man City, according to Training Ground Guru. Some notable names to be developed since Avory started in 2001 include: Harry Arter, Jonjo Shelvey, Carl Jenkinson, Darren Randolph, Ademola Lookman, Joe Gomez. In the episode we investigate: how has Charlton been able to beat out Premier League giants who have more money to spend? What has he and Charlton done differently to be so successful? What is Avory's personal philosophy on developing players? How does he prepare teenagers to play in men's leagues? How did Avory go from school physical education teacher to leader of one of the UK's best academies? 3:10 Teaching Gareth Southgate as a 15-year-old 11:22 Working with players off-the-field 18:07 On younger players taking on men 24:12 Beating out the competition in their catchment area 29:37 Exit strategies for young players 35:12 Players that got away…. 39:58 His advice to parents 43:23 Influence of agents 50:13 His greatest influences

Ade and Mike talk sport and the big issues, including funny penalties, Arsenal, Cricket, is Harry Arter as bad as a diver and more

Despite Cherries 2-0 home loss to the Sky Blues, there's optimism ahead of our hike to the Hawthorns, so Sam and Michael discuss events on the pitch, and also express the joy felt off it, as Harry Arter and partner...

Despite Cherries 2-0 home loss to the Sky Blues, there’s optimism ahead of our hike to the Hawthorns, so Sam and Michael discuss events on the pitch, and also express the joy felt off it, as Harry Arter and partner...

Despite Cherries 2-0 home loss to the Sky Blues, there's optimism ahead of our hike to the Hawthorns, so Sam and Michael discuss events on the pitch, and also express the joy felt off it, as Harry Arter and partner...

Arnaut Danjuma proved the difference on Sunday in a resilient AFC Bournemouth performance which saw us overcome Norwich City 1-0, thanks to a superb turn and shot from our Dutch delight. The away side pressed relentlessly in the second half, but a steadfast showing from the Cherries helped us to hold on to all three points - condemning the Canaries to their second defeat of the season in all competitions. In the podcast, Sam Davis is joined by Jeff Hayward to discuss the showing at Dean Court - where we witnessed spirit, grit, and an improved focus - something which was missing from our last league encounter against Middlesbrough. Also in this episode, we're joined by North Stand Season Ticket Holder Tom Jordan to discuss the departure of Harry Arter, an AFC Bournemouth hero and legend - plus, we go over our recent exit of the Carabao Cup at the hands of Manchester City. Plus, of course, Do You Remember... and this week, there's a "Citeh" themed question too! If you're enjoying this show, you can help support us by buying us a coffee at https://www.afcbpodcast.com/coffee – we really appreciate it!