Podcasts about Hoddle

In this episode of Talk2TheHand, we take a deep dive into Glenn Hoddle's controversial tenure as England manager—a period marked by tactical innovation, high expectations, and dramatic downfall. Appointed in 1996 after Terry Venables, Hoddle was seen as the man to take England to the next level. But while his reign showed flashes of brilliance, it was ultimately overshadowed by off-field controversies and strained relationships within the squad. Under Hoddle's leadership, England produced some memorable performances, including a dominant display against the Netherlands at Euro '96 qualifiers and an impressive World Cup run in 1998. But Hoddle's reign wasn't just about tactics. We explore the off-pitch issues that defined his tenure—most notably his decision to involve faith healer Eileen Drewery, which baffled players and the media alike. We discuss the tension this created within the squad, the rift with key players like David Beckham, and how his management style—often described as distant and inflexible—alienated parts of the dressing room despite his footballing acumen. The 1998 World Cup in France is central to Hoddle's story. We talk about the infamous World Cup diary and his relationships with key players. We reflect on the controversy that ultimately led to his dismissal: his comments on disability and reincarnation during a newspaper interview. We discuss the fallout, the FA's decision to sack him, and how his managerial legacy remains one of "what ifs." Was Hoddle ahead of his time, or was he his own worst enemy? Tune in as we unpack one of the most fascinating chapters in England's football history.   Talk2TheHand is an independent throwback podcast run by husband and wife, Jimmy and Beth. Obsessed with 90s nostalgia and 90s celebrities, we'll rewind the years and take you back to the greatest era of our lives.   New episodes bursting with nostalgia of the 90s released on Tuesdays. Please subscribe to our podcast and we'll keep you gooey in 1990s love. Find us on Twitter @talk2thehandpod or email us at jimmy@talk2thehand.co.uk or beth@talk2thehand.co.uk

Host Marcus Buckland is joined by Dan Kilpatrick to consider where we go from here after the latest nadir at home to Leicester on Sunday. Dan concedes that Ange is not the manager for a relegation scrap but draws the lines at Marcus' timewarped suggestions of bringing in Hoddle, Hiddink or Van Gaal as a caretaker. Plus, why haven't the club done any business yet and what's up with Madders?

In the early 1980s Allan Cockram made two appearances for Tottenham Hotspur in a midfield featuring Hoddle, Ardiles and Perryman but it's not his football achievements, notable as they are, that make Allan a special man, it is his work after his playing career.Running the Brentford Penguins, the club's Down's Syndrome team, has brought him deserved acclaim, and a Grierson Award for the documentary Mighty Penguins, but he doesn't stop there a women's over 40s walking football team and a men's over 55s walking team, are just a couple of examples of how he brings joy and love and uses football as a vehicle for something so much more meaningful. This episode is so special, just listen and enjoy.This series we are partnering with University Campus of Football Business and have recorded episodes at their Media City studios in Salford and at their studio next to Wembley StadiumFor more information on UCFB visit their website here - https://www.ucfb.ac.uk/You follow us on our social media @journeyspod on Instagram and Threads and we're still hanging around on X for a while! You might even find us on TikTok too!

Welcome back to Stick to Football, brought to you by SkyBet. In today's episode, we're thrilled to welcome a true legend of English football in Glenn Hoddle who joins hosts Gary Neville, Roy Keane, Ian Wright, and Jill Scott. We start by exploring Glenn's unique style as a player ahead of his time, and move on to his picks for the current England team. The panel dives into a debate on Thomas Tuchel managing England and Glenn's time working with Arsène Wenger at Monaco. Glenn reflects on his flair for scoring from outside the box, his experience as a player-manager, and those who influenced his career. He also opens up about the challenges of taking on the England manager role and making tough decisions like leaving Gazza out of his 1998 World Cup squad.Plus, Glenn shares personal moments, including his first heart scare and his life-threatening heart attack at BT Studios. The episode wraps up with his thoughts on England's chances of another major tournament victory - and Tottenham's struggles to win more trophies.Thank you for listening. Don't forget to subscribe - and leave us a five-star review to help others find the show.Sky Bet have partnered with British Heart Foundation since May 2024. The target is to raise £3m in a year, with an aim to get 270,000 more people - the equivalent of 3x full Wembley Stadiums - to learn CPR by the 2025 Championship Play-Off Final. Find out more and learn CPR in 15 minutes here Huel is a range of meals, snacks and drinks formulated by nutritionists and designed for your convenience. Join some of the world's top performers and millions globally choosing Huel every day to shortcut their nutrition.

On this edition of the show I am joined by David Pleat to look back at his 6 decade life in Football as chronicled in his new book "Just One More Goal". We look at how his playing career began including a memorable England schoolboys debut and on through a playing career which was cut short due to injury before he took on his first managerial role at Nuneaton, following on from that we journey with David through times with Luton Town, Sheff Wed's Leicester and a lengthy association with Tottenham Hotspur. Think back as well to the players David has worked with over the years from Hoddle to Di Canio, and finding raw talent and nuturing including the moment he saw a 16 year old Dele Ali .

As a writer for The Times, Matt Dickinson has been an original and trusted voice on the key sporting events and characters of the last 25 years. He came to prominence as the reporter behind the interview with then England manager Glenn Hoddle in which Hoddle's remarks on reincarnation ultimately led to his sacking. Matt recalls how being involved in such a high-profile story affected him, what it's like to watch sport for a living and picks out the most compelling sporting figure he ever came across. He remembers the drama in the Nou Camp in 1999 when he had to rewrite his story in a matter of minutes and explains how he's come to realise that his obsession with sport is actually less about the action on the pitch and more about a fascination with what makes extraordinary people tick. Which might explain why he's now moving into psychotherapy. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

John Brett joins me to discuss who is Spurs greatest player since he became a Tottenham fan in 1967. With great players like Jennings,Bale, Kane,  Mackay,  Hoddle,  Greaves and Gascoigne its going tobe a difficult task.

A tragedy that rocked Melbourne in the late 80s, and one that left the nation questioning its own attitude towards guns and violence.  Former Commissioner of Victoria Police Kel Glare was just a few months away from getting the top job when an armed gunman killed seven and injured 19 people in Melbourne's inner North. It's a case that stood out to Kel for its violence and senselessness, and one that shook him him despite him being as experienced as he was.  Hear about that case, and others as Kel sat down with host Brent Sanders in this episode of Crime Insiders: Detectives.  This content contains references to mens violence against women and child sexual abuse. Help is always available, dial 1800 RESPECT on 1800 737 732. If this content affected you, the number for Life Line is 13 11 14. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this witty and informative episode of Join The Docs, Professor Jonathan Sackier and Doctor Nigel Guest delve into the world of Achilles tendonitis. They kick off the show by tracing the condition back to its mythological roots: when Achilles was dipped in the River Styx, if his mum had done a better job, The Docs might be out of a job! “I didn't think I was going to play ever again.” The Docs welcome a true sporting legend, Glenn Hoddle, sharing his personal battle with tendonitis. Hoddle, known for his magical touch on the football pitch, discusses how tendonitis affected his career. With his trademark wit, he recounted the days when his tendons were more bothersome than a referee on match day. A Tottenham Hotspur legend, Glenn also played for other clubs including Monaco, then went into management at Swindon, Southampton, Wolves, his beloved Spurs and, some “other” London club and also managed the England national team. Now a TV football pundit, Glenn is delighted to join The Docs to tell his story and help others.The Docs then dissect the tendon itself, a topic that leads Jonathan to challenge Nigel's perspectives on human anatomy. Talk of diagnosis  waxes and wanes from fact to a comedy routine with the duo describing  various tests and treatment, with the  role of cold vodka carefully considered.  They segue into treatments, covering how RICE (Rest, Ice, Compression, Elevation) has changed to  PEACE & LOVE…..And if that makes no sense, listen to Join the Docs!"But wait, there's more! If you call within the next ten minutes, we'll throw in a free set of crutches!" Surgical options discussion turns into a mock infomercial, with Dr. Guest pretending to sell the idea of surgery as if it were a set of steak knives. Do you really have to warm-up before every bit of exercise?  Professor Sackier shares a personal anecdote about the time he mistook a dance-off as a suitable warm-up and ended up doing the "robot" for a week straight due to stiffness. Doctor Guest chimes in with his own tale of using interpretive dance to explain tendonitis to a confused group of medical students. The conversation takes a turn to the role of general health in preventing tendonitis, with Dr. Guest suggesting that eating carrots might not help your tendons, but at least you'll see them better.How did that happen? Sharing personal experiences turns into a comedy of errors as they recount their most memorable tendonitis cases, including the time Dr. Guest diagnosed a case of "guitar hero wrist" and Prof. Sackier treated a "selfie elbow."Ring, ring! The evolution of sports medicine is likened to the evolution of the mobile phone, with The Docs joking that tendon treatments used to be as big and clunky as a 1980s cell phone. The Docs wrap up the episode with tongue-in-cheek advice on tendon care, including a suggestion to avoid activities that involve chasing mythological creatures. —--DISCLAIMER: The views and opinions expressed on Join the Docs are those of Dr. Nigel Guest, Jonathan Sackier and other people on our show. Be aware that Join the Docs is not intended to be medical advice, it is for information and entertainment purposes only - please, always take any health concerns to your doctor or other healthcare provider. We respect the privacy of patients and never identify individuals unless they have consented. We may change details, dates, place names and so on to protect privacy. Listening to Join the Docs, interacting on our social media, emailing or writing to us does not establish a doctor patient relationship.To Contact Us: For a deeper dive on this episode's issue, merchandise and exclusive content, head to www.jointhedocs.comFollow us on youtube.com/JoinTheDocs Follow us on instgram.com/JoinTheDocsFollow us on tiktok.com/JoinTheDocsFollow us on: facebok.com/JoinTheDocsFollow us on: x.com/JoinTheDocs

Matt Le Tissier may not have been a great goalscorer like Alan Shearer or Harry Kane but he was a scorer of great goals. In our latest REPLAY with Jeff Stelling, Le Tiss talks through some of those that have gone down in Premier League folklore and why he was able to often produce brilliant moments. Which was the best goal from his canon? Which goals were a turning point in his football career? What's his favourite of his strikes? He also chats about chipping Peter Schmeichel, why he was never afraid to look stupid when playing football and how he compared to another dead ball specialist: David Beckham. That leads to him recalling the day he took part in a free-kick competition in England training with Becks and then manager Glenn Hoddle. But who came out on top? Football's Greatest is a Folding Pocket Production with BBC Studios. Listen to or watch the full episode of Football's Greatest Set Piece Takers with Matt Le Tissier here: Apple - https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/footballs-greatest/id1721822502?i=1000645130118 Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/episode/0oX5y0VsMI0t3Z1Iz2y6Wb?si=00476557f57b4de3 Watch on YouTube - https://youtu.be/V-qPu3ESR-8?si=hL0MP6XLYErwqGkX Follow Football's Greatest and join in the debate: YouTube: www.youtube.com/@footballsgreatestpod Instagram: www.instagram.com/footballsgreatestpod Twitter: www.twitter.com/ftblsgreatest TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@footballsgreatestpod Facebook: www.facebook.com/footballsgreatestpod Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

This week Jeff is in the presence of the man known as ‘Le God' - Matthew Le Tissier - as they discuss the best set pieces takers ever on Football's Greatest. Who won a free-kick competition between Le Tiss, Glenn Hoddle and David Beckham? Which current Premier League star does he claim bends it better than Becks? And who else has impressed him: De Bruyne or Bruno Fernandes? Trent Alexander-Arnold or Cristiano Ronaldo? Matt reveals his favourite free-kick, which moment from an England match is his greatest regret, why he was so good at penalties and why he's surprised Gareth Southgate never took up his offer to help the England squad improve their spot-kicks. He also answers why he continues to court controversy with his views on social media and how he felt to miss the 1998 World Cup after being left out by Hoddle. Football's Greatest is a Folding Pocket production with BBC Studios. Follow Football's Greatest: YouTube: www.youtube.com/@footballsgreatestpod Instagram: www.instagram.com/footballsgreatestpod Twitter: www.twitter.com/ftblsgreatest TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@footballsgreatestpod Facebook: www.facebook.com/footballsgreatestpod Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ray played 15 years for Arsenal. And he was there for the arrival of the great Arsene Wegner – and he would go on to bring some of the greatest players to ever grace the Premier League -  Dennis Bergkamp, Thierry Henry, Patrick Viera to name a few. In the 97-98 campaign, Ray was playing exceptionally well – maybe the best year of his career – and it was only natural that the national team – coached by that Tottenham legend – Glenn Hoddle - would give him a look. Coach Arsene himself lobbied the coach that there is no better winger in all of England. Glenn Hoddle was a believe in: ‘faith healing' – and the team had an appointed faith healer – a woman named Eileen Drewery. As Ray was on trial with the Three Lions, he had pulled his calf. And coach Hoddle sent him to see Miss Eileen for 'treatment'. Eileen sat him in the chair, walked round to his back and began rubbing Ray's scalp. Ray being Ray goes, 'Allright Love, take a little off the the sides and the back, but leave the length on the top' (this is a slight paraphrase, but you get the gyst) Unbeknownst to him, Ray had deeply offended Mr Hoddle with this, and would miss out on playing in the 98 World Cup as a result. But his smile was big as he recalled this story – as was mine – and it was a real joy to hear him tell me so many others – I hope you enjoy them as well - here on the soccerPod #14. Enjoy!Thanks for listening! We appreciate your support. If you love SoccerPod, please consider supporting us through our Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/soccerpodBy subscribing to our Patreon, you get behind-the-scenes content, discounts on merchandise and the opportunity to submit questions for future guests. Connect with us on social:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/soccer.pod/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/soccerpodTwitter: https://twitter.com/SoccerPod1YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@soccerPod-go5vx

Theo Delaney is joined by award winning broadcaster Nihal Arthanayake host of BBC 5Live's hugely popular afternoon show. His renowned conversationalist tendencies, expanded on in his acclaimed book ‘Lets Talk', are in evidence here as the Tottenham fan relives goals from Bale, Hoddle and more.@TherealNihal@LifeGoalsTD@theodelaney https://www.waterstones.com/author/nihal-arthanayake/5488970https://www.theodelaney.com/life-goals-links

On a Sunday night in August 1987, 18-year-old Julian Knight unleashed terror on the streets of Melbourne.  It was just after 9:30pm when the recently discharged army cadet opened fire on innocent civilians, murdering seven people and seriously injuring 19 more. After the incident, a group of psychologists were tasked with analysing Knight to try to understand the motivations of such a callous, unprovoked attack. Our guest today was part of that team. THE END BITS Subscribe to Mamamia CREDITS Guest: Tim Watson-Munro Tim's joined us before to discuss black widow killers and also his career as a criminal psychologist.  Host: Gemma Bath Executive Producer: Gia Moylan Audio Producer: Scott Stronach GET IN TOUCH: Check out our TikTok here. Feedback? We're listening! Call the pod phone on 02 8999 9386 or email us at truecrime@mamamia.com.au   If any of the contents in this episode have caused distress, know that there is help available via Lifeline on 13 11 14 or Beyond Blue on 1300 22 4636 Mamamia acknowledges the Traditional Owners of the Land we have recorded this podcast on, the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation. We pay our respects to their Elders past and present and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures.Become a Mamamia subscriber: https://www.mamamia.com.au/subscribeSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Part two of Theo Delaney's conversation with the man who has played the most times - and won the most trophies - in a Tottenham Hotspur shirt, Steve Perryman MBE. Scorers include Hoddle and Rooney. We resume at a north London derby in 1974...https://steveperryman.com/https://www.theodelaney.com/life-goals-links@Steve6Perryman@LifeGoalsTD@theodelaney

Everton deducted points.. what about City..Hungary qualified for Euros..Argentina v Uruguay throw back style game..Hoddle tries to change story about him in David Beckham documentary..

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James Sharman, Craig Forrest, Jimmy Brennan and Dan Wong re-introduce Amy into her new role prioritizing Footy Prime into her life ahead of everything, TFC loses a legend in Michael Bradley and surmising on what's next for John Herdman, Waking up with a nagging hoddle, England has Sharms on Cloud 7, and bidding farewell to Jimmy B (just a joke). Fubotv is home to The Premier League in Canada. Don't miss a second of the action! Subscribe at: fubotv.com/footyprime Presenters: James Sharman, Amy Walsh, Jimmy Brennan, Craig Forrest and Dan Wong Purveyor of Sandwich Bread : Jeff Cole, VO and Editor/Producer   This podcast has content that may use words and share tales that offend, please feel free to use your best discretion. Parental discretion is advised.

Was Glenn Hoddle right to blame David Beckham for England going out of the World Cup? How did Paul Gascoigne entertain Gary and co on his first international call up? And what made Frank Lampard blank Micah Richards at Stamford Bridge? Gary Lineker is joined by Alan Shearer and Micah Richards to talk all things football. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

This week the lads talk:   - Arsenal vs City - Brighton vs Liverpool - Beckham Documentary - Are Spurs Title Challengers + Listeners Questions    Thanks for listening and supporting the podcast. Sends us your feedback on social media and let us know what you thought of the show.  Subscribe on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC7yW_LdMlqt1hla2NF5Vtug

For the 200th edition Theo Delaney sits in the guest's chair and the esteemed Guardian writer Simon Hattenstone takes the interviewer's seat. Goals from Hoddle and Villa feature in this, part one of two. @shattenstone@LifeGoalsTD@theodelaney https://www.theguardian.com/profile/simonhattenstonehttps://www.theodelaney.com/life-goals-links

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When Glenn Hoddle arrived at Chelsea in 1993, he thought he was becoming the manager of a Premier League club. He soon found out the Blues were in name only. Hoddle had stepped into a club that was years behind its rivals and needed to dramatically improve standards. From player recruitment to the playing style and basics such as nutrition and how the team trained. It was a new dawn at Chelsea and Hoddle had it all to do. This is the story of how Hoddle did it. In this episode you will hear from: Glenn Hoddle, Ken Bates, Steve Clarke, David Lee, Eddie Newton, Michael Duberry, Colin Hutchinson, Luke Harding, Joel Harding, Clive Batty (Journalist), Rick Glanvill (Chelsea historian) The Blueprint is written by Garry Hayes and narrated by Ceri Levy. *** You can support this podcast on Apple Podcasts by subscribing to Blueprint+ for ad-free streaming and bonus episodes. If you listen elsewhere, we have a Patreon that gives access to bonus episodes and other content. Our Patreon: https://patreon.com/ChelseaBlueprint *** This is another HWY61 production. For more podcasts like this, visit www.HWY61.media Our theme music "Blue Day '23" is composed by Mike Connaris with bed arrangements by Jake Bradford-Sharp. It's used under license from Mcasso Music.

Stamford Chidge is joined by Jonathan Kydd (from his hospital bed!), Clayton Beerman and Dayne Whittle to review the last match of the season against Newcastle.And breathe. Yes, Chelsea's worst season for nearly 30 years is finally consigned to the dustbin where it belongs. We look back at the last match against Newcastle, where Chelsea did ok against a Newcastle side clearly sipping cocktails on the beach. The usual profligacy in front of goal by Chelsea; why break the cycle eh lads? Of more interest was who might be playing their last game? Azpi with a superb banner to honour him? Loftus-Cheek who gave the "I'm off" clap to all four stands in the ground? Mason Mount who looked tearful in the lap of appreciation.We know Frank is off and he got a well deserved warm send off. But it's now "Hello, hello, Pochettino; Pochettino!" as our new manager has been announced. Interestingly one of his first decisions may have been to refuse to put an offer in on Felix who is set to return to Atletico Madrid. We wrap up part one with a chat about a fantastic evening at the 1983/84 re-union at Under the Bridge on Saturday night.In part two we welcome back Garry Hayes and Ceri Levy from The Chels to talk about the next installment of their superb documentary podcast series on Chelsea from the Hoddle era to Munich, called The Blueprint. The next episodes are available from May 31st from wherever you get your podcasts. Make sure you check them out. The Blueprint Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Theo Delaney's guest is Pete Haine who has lived a life steeped in football and is known and loved for his tirelss work on the Tottenham Hotspur Supporters Trust board and raisng funds for numerous other good causes. Among the scorers in this, the first of two parts, are Mullery and Hoddle.@pete2boogie@LifeGoalsTD@theodelaney

Travis Flock is joined by The Score to breakdown the draw against Everton at the Bridge, and use the match as a springboard for a wider discussion about the club, manager, and fanbase. They both focus on the positives and the disappointing nature of the draw, and highlight the negatives from some players in the match. The match is used to exemplify and harp upon the expectations within the fanbase, how those expectations fuel negativity towards Potter, what Potter can do to win fans over, if anything. The history of the club is also evoked to draw parallels between Potter and Hoddle's time as CFC manager, and ultimately ends in a discussion for where the club are where they are going.

Ceri and Garry are joined by Daniel Childs to discuss the difficult past week and look ahead to the crunch game against Leeds. chelseapodcast.net  @chelseapodcast  Produced by Paul Myers and Mike Leigh  Engineered by Leon Gorman  A Playback Media Production  playbackmedia.co.uk  Copyright 2023 Playback Media Ltd - playbackmedia.co.uk/copyright Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jamie Duncan reveals who Melbourne's streets were named after in what is known as the Hoddle Grid. As always seems to be the case, Jamie's discussion encourages a call from an austhor who has written a book about John MonashSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Host Danny Kelly is joined by The Athletic's Tim Spiers and Jack Pitt-Brooke with Spurs top of their Champions League group after a 3-2 win over Eintracht Frankfurt... But what constitutes a truly 'Spursy' performance, how Son rediscovered his (and the team's) cutting edge, Hojbjerg's forward runs and whether or not you'd give Harry Kane the keys to the kingdom - like PSG did with Kylian Mbappe - if it meant he signed another new deal? Plus, empty seats on a champions league night, the pre-match music, World Cup winners in the stadium and a preview of our Premier League game against Everton on Saturday. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Vindaloo, bunny-hops, airport football, a faith healer and an eye witness account all feature in the first part of our story of the 1998 World Cup in France. Joining James Cook (@jamesecook) and Paul Savage (@comedysavage) is comedian, author and Tottenham Hotspur supporter Carl Jones (@CarlDJones) Support us at ko-fi.com/worldcupofworldcups and email worldcupofworldcups@gmail.com.

Part two of our World Cup 1998 qualification deep dive sees Hoddle's Lions travel to Rome, where they would face the daunting prospect of having to secure a draw - at least - away to Italy.England had reason to be confident, however, having secured a key victory over the Azzurri in Le Tournoi just a few months previous (yes, it counts!)Gascoigne was brought back into the fold after the Matt Le Tissier experiment didn't quite work out, while Hoddle had to make do without key man and captain, Alan Shearer.This is a night that's so good, someone should write a song about it... Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We've beaten Wolves, but it was twitchy, wasn't it yids? We talk the pluses and minuses from the early kick off and discuss how we need to be better in our away double header coming up against Forest and West Ham. We hear from Conte, Kane and Hoddle about the game and learning how to win when not playing so well.  The Champions League draw is this week and we discuss who and where we would like to play. Madrid, we can give it a miss lol.  And we finish up by asking, can you guess the ex-spurs from a host of clues in our Who Am I quiz?

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In this episode of #TheSpeakerShow, Maria Franzoni interviews Clive Tyldesley Speaking live to an audience of a couple of hundred delegates in a conference hall can be an intimidating prospect. Clive Tyldesley has spoken live to an audience of more than 20 million television viewers on many different occasions. Those occasions have included Champions League and England international football matches that have brought the nation to a halt to watch and to listen… (and in the 21st century to also tweet their instant reactions to what they are seeing and hearing). He is simply one of the most recognisable voices in sports broadcasting… and equally to ‘FIFA' game players too. He has won the Royal Television Society Sports Commentator of the Year award 4 times! He has been working in television since 1987… 24 Champions League finals… 7 World Cups… been there, seen it, called it. His recent semi-autobiographical book provides a fascinating insight into the relationships he has forged with football greats from Clough to Dalglish and Ferguson to Hoddle. In this fascinating episode, we discuss: Communication Leadership Motivation Broadcasting Engagement Presenting Links: Learn more about Clive Tyldesley More about Speakers Associates Connect with Speakers Associates on LinkedIn Connect with Maria on LinkedIn To book any of the speakers featured on the Speaker Show podcast, click here. Listen here: Libsyn  Apple Podcasts  Google Play Spotify If you love this show, please leave us a review. Go to RateThisPodcast.com/TheSpeakerShow and follow the simple instructions.

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 "As much as people joke about it, saying investing is like gambling. It's not, but you can have very similar experiences with it.""Any trader or investor should understand how they perceive losses or gains."In today's episode of The Long Run Show, Michael and Austin talk about the psychology of investing and how to manage FOMO and impulsive trading.Hosted By:Austin WillsonMichael O'ConnorTranscript Welcome back to the long run show. Austin Wilson. And I'm here with my co. Michael O'Connor and we are going to be talking today about the psychology of investing and  we might broaden them a little bit more into the psychology of money as well. There's definitely a lot of interesting biases and psychology. Problems and downfalls and pitfalls and a whole roller coaster of of things when it relates to how we think about investing, how we think about money, how we relate to it. So this topic kind of has coming up. We decided to talk about this because of the pullback we've seen in the markets recently. Just, it was actually interesting timing wise, because I think it's been almost precisely a year since since GameStop. I think that was last week. Was the one year mark of the game stop mean stock craze. And then this January, instead of a crazy meme, stock rally, we're having a little bit of, a little bit of red on the ledger.  It's been been an interesting couple of months after all the run-up of 2021 nothing new here, but if we do start dipping down into a bear market territory, there's definitely some Ways, different ways that people react both positive and negative. So we're going to cover all of that today.And I think this is an episode that we've done so many similar episodes. Like it's weird because we've talked about what this is the psychology of investing. We've talked about value, like all these things we've touched on. So many of these points that I feel like this is a great episode to dive deeper into that because it's something that.I think any trader or investor should understand how they perceive losses or gains or knowing what they're going to do in the future. Understanding how you can be affected by that is so important. And we've just, we've touched on a lot of these topics. We haven't taken the time to dive deep and I think that's really helpful, like you said, at a time like this. So I'm really excited same here. And actually I'm going to call you out. You have a little bit of like a, like an insider expertise, upfront, close knowledge of the crazy psychology. Of investing cause you did a lot of day trading back in the day, back in high school, I think, and a little bit in college. And you were doing like crazy diametric trading. You got into some wonky stuff but you like definitely experienced that firsthand. And I've since through. Whether good or bad we'll call it neutral influence I've ventured into some more speculative kind of trades myself recently.So I'm just like slowly dipping my pinky toe in the kind of speculative end of things. And it's interesting. But I've definitely experienced some of the. Oh  the call I bought is up 134%. This is amazing. Then the next day is down 40%. I'm like, wait, what's going on here. So I've definitely experienced that before, but you were experiencing that like on a daily basis for a long while.  What were some of the kind I guess we'll go with like key downfalls you saw whether in yourself or in  the traders that you were talking to and learning from it as well. That's a wild, I like that question because, and yeah, like you said I did a lot of trading When I was younger and to be honest, I burnt out of it.Like nowadays I, I do research, moderate amount of research and then pick a stock to hold for anywhere between four months and three years. It was my horizon now. So I'm too busy and too tired too. My joints are too creaky to me. But that is it's. It's. There's an element that it's just, it's fun.  I enjoy playing blackjack at a good casino, as well as as much as people joke about, oh, like investing is gambling. It's it's not, but you can have very similar like experiences with it. And I think that ties exactly into the biggest downfall for myself. And what I've heard from other people is the problem is you can have gains and bigger gains.But it's never going to be, unless you set it somehow you set, if the mental aptitude to set a goal, like I'm going to make this percentage a day or this amount of dollars a day or across months or in a strategy, you're always, it's so easy to go and make a ton of money and then, oh, okay. Shoot. I made all this money.I gotta make more. And it's super, super easy to only. Appreciate a little bit when you have a big win, whereas whenever you have a small loss, it's a bad day. And if you have a huge catastrophic loss, you're really having a hard time and that's just baked into human psychology is the loss of version where people surveyed would rather get, sorry, would rather lose.Wait a minute, they would lose like $50 than if it was a 50. Okay. That was a bad essentially the experiment where people would rather lose less money than they could gain. If it were. A chance. Yeah. Essentially my mind was all good. I mentioned diametric trading and you went back for that time.You're like, oh my gosh.   No. So yeah the loss of Virgin prior. So like you would rather lose 20 bucks than have the possibility of making like 50. Oh. Excuse me. No, this is great. This is great. So if you had, oh my gosh. Okay. So if you had a situation where someone gave you an option, say I'm going to flip up.And you can play this game or not. If the coin lands heads, you win $50. If the coin lands tails, you have to give me $30 or something. There's some specific calculation. I don't know if the hand, but most of the time the people will choose to not play the game because of the risk of losing the risk of losing last month.Even though it's technically a 50 50 shop for the same amount of money you should because you have, because there's a difference in the money. You should play that game a hundred percent of the time, according to game theory, but because of loss of version, People discount the value of future money and value and increase the perception of the value of losing. Which is a very interesting thing, but it makes sense. It makes some   ancestral, you got to worry about the tiger behind the rock rather than, oh, I might get a handful of berries over here. Yeah, the tiger will eat you and you will not have any more decisions to make. So it doesn't need a, yeah.You have to wait that pretty high. Yeah, that makes sense. And it's almost like getting caught up. There's a, we've had a lot of weird acronyms and like memes and all sorts of stuff come out of 2021, but the one that there's two that are really. And relating to investing is FOMO, which has been around in other places.But it's been used a ton in the last couple of years as FOMO and then FUD fear, uncertainty and doubt. And the FOMO, the fear of missing out, it's almost   you would rather you would keep you and want to keep playing, but the FOMO and then the loss of version. Make this weird cocktail where it's you want to keep playing, but you don't want to lose any more money, but you're really scared about missing out on big gains.And so it seems like that would cloud your judgment between the two of them alone would very much cloud your judgment.  And did you find that was more the case. Did it matter what the overall market was doing or did it really, you were just focused on one stock and so it just mad at what that one stock doing.It depended on.  As I got more sophisticated, that'd be doing diametrically opposed trades. So on like Vicks leveraged Vicks. Versus a leveraged ETFs or even single stocks. But essentially playing both when  if you've got some sort of thing that's going to be the inverse or short sells or options, you've got calls and puts on the inverse and you have a volatile enough security.You can be pretty sure if there's enough applied volatility, you can be pretty sure that you can buy when it's down and. Then sell whatever you have that would correlate to it being up. So you're essentially saying when this one thing that is valuable when the other thing is not valuable and not valuable, when the other thing is valuable, I'm going to buy both.I'm going to, I'm going to simultaneously have both, but not necessarily at the same, not with the same weighting. And so you're essentially, you're going back and forth as volatility goes up and down as the price goes up and down. Yeah. Really in some ways you're counting on volatility and change, but the market is always changed.So there's always going to be movement right now. The key with that is that was in a pretty flat market, which you need, you can't have a stock that just dives and you're buying the inverse thing expecting. So it doesn't no strategy is perfect. But to get back to your question, not to dive, we could dive way too deep to get back to your question. It's an interesting point because I think. Even in a strategy like that's pretty quantitative. It could really be easy. To pull the qualitative elements of the FOMO, the FID like  it's very easy to pull those things back in as a human being. Even if you start off with a plan and say, this is just a quant thing, and this is what I'm going to do, it's so easy to hear someone say, oh this thing's going to go way up.And sometimes it's a game stop like that should have listened, which I listened to that more, but it's very easy to get sucked. A specific plan and start doing your own thing without actually looking into it. And you oh this could work over there too. I don't want to miss out on this.So there's a lot to that. And it's something that  that's part of the reason why I stopped being so like, I, it, it takes, I, I believe it takes a psychological energy to keep yourself from. Falling prey to the biases and the heuristics and everything, because you're constantly having to check yourself and say  no, hold on.And I, at least for me, that takes up energy every time you're doing that.  It's draining and tiring. Yeah. And there's only so much willpower that you can have in a. Day or I don't know necessarily, we said in a day, but probably around the day or a week time. So you're using up a finite amount of willpower every time you have to check yourself, but that strategy like that.So that makes sense. And some people are great at it. I mean like the top traders in wall street, they're probably just incredibly good at. Understanding themselves and willpower and how to mitigate stress and take quantitative opportunities, but also way exterior information. So there's so much going on.So it's it depends on your personality too, which I think is the reason why the vast majority of people just go with financial advisor or an IRA with ETFs or something like that, because there is energy that's required to be in those kinds of things. Yeah. And I it's, it is always interesting to me. People are like   I want the like quant returns. I want the wall street returns, but I don't want to do anything. And I'm like  there's a premium, you pay to get those returns, whether it's a financial premium or like you're saying an energetic premium you have to pay a premium to get that. Yeah it's always interesting to see that. And that's also just Everybody's looking for the the pill, the easy fix, easy money. And if it was easy, we'd all have six packs and be rich billionaires like there, there is a, there's a reason willpower is hard and sticking to a strategy is hard. So in a bear market like this, where it seems like we've walked, excuse me, we're not a bear market yet. I'm not calling it, but in a  a, in a market like this. You now have what, like what I just said you have headlines saying, oh, it's 2022 going to have a bear market. What's really interesting to me is. It wasn't like 2021 was a great year. As far as catalysts, there was a lot of craziness happening. We broke records on inflation. We had all sorts of COVID scares and relaxed downs and opening back up and then shutting countries off and just a trade craziness. There was a lot of turmoil in 2020.And so what's always interesting to me is when you have a like a market reversal where you're going really hot, it looks like, oh, stocks just go up. And that's what the  when you're, when your barber is like giving you a financial advice and then something a little wild. But when we're in that situation, and then we have a reverse. And we start seeing some down days and those days string into weeks and the week stringing a month or two. And we start seeing this reversal. What's interesting to me is how much is how, and I don't know whether we can answer this question, but I think a large amount of that is driven by some, of course we've got the invisible hand of the market. But some of that is driven by just like a collective psychology around where we think the future. Is going to go. And what's interesting to me is what's the catalyst there because it's not necessarily, certainly not the talking heads on TV. It's not us bozos on the podcast here.  It's no, pundant that definitely goes ahead and just says, oh yeah this is where the market's going. And then boom, that crashes the market. No one thing. It's not necessarily interest rates or the easing or it's not necessarily one thing. But it does seem like there's some collective. Mind, but this goes okay.Yep. We're going to go left now instead of going,  what's your take on that? Is it you, do you think we could ever really understand what the catalyst is for that turn or that turning point? Or is it just  theorial, it's going to be it's one of the mysteries of the market, if you will.That's another really good question. And it's like the, there's almost it's almost a hive, mind, the marketing, the different nodes, and it's a whole colony of ants that are all noodling around. That's a good point of what are the catalysts of that? It's I see. We haven't seen, for instance, earnings have not been that bad.And some companies have been very good earnings calls the last couple months. It's not necessarily, I don't necessarily see a gigantic oh my gosh, everything is so overpriced. It's every good thing is going to go down 50 to 75%, something like that. I really don't see that happening. I see certain stocks very well.  If they're getting caught up in psychological things going on, they very well could. And I definitely think I've definitely heard a lot of people saying, okay, this is going to be more value stocks, more old school, gold miners, Goldman Sachs banks stuff. That's just pretty darn normal and makes returns and pays dividends. Even just personally, I've shifted a lot of my strategy because of the market have shifted a lot towards those more value stocks, low like lower priced good dividends, solid methodology good for selling covered calls and just riding around. Yeah. That's a kind of a. Point you were saying, you're just buying like traditional value stocks and then some uncovered calls on them, which is not a bad way to go have some quote unquote free income for those stocks.But it is interesting. It's like maybe it's a shift in mentality and with a crowd it's so hard to pick out like, okay, what was the catalyst for this? So it's an unfair question. I know that going in. I knew that but it is interesting because. There definitely seems like it's a shift, but of course, just like the six packs and being a rich billionaire, if everybody knew when it was going to shift, we'd all make a lot of money, but then that would feed the shift because it just wouldn't chip.Yeah. You know what I mean? Like it's like the passive versus active rebate. Can't be all active. Can't be all passive. Otherwise neither strategy would really exist. Yeah. And this is a good question though, because. And we can dive in a little bit, because I think that what we're seeing, because it's not this massive drop, it points almost to more of a grinding pessimism.It's not necessarily a, oh my gosh. We're screwed. It's geez, like COVID is really dragging on. There's just the supply chain is as far as I know, not doing a ton better. It's not. In a crisis mode, as far as I know, but we're not seeing oh my gosh, everything is great. And I think a lot of individual people and institutions thought that by now, okay, everything's going to be pretty solid, like we're back in the upswing. So it feels more like a kind of rare. Grinding pessimistic market, rather than what is talked about, which is a big crash or something like that. That's interesting.  The headlines have to be, if it bleeds, it leads, right? So the headlines have to be catchy. So that's why they go for the big crash and all this red and blah, blah, blah. But it is interesting what you're saying a grinding. Pessimism I think is a good way to put it because I was looking at the, just the one-year chart from today back one year. And if you just look at the one year chart it is not quite  it's pretty impressive, but it's not quite as impressive as when you zoom out, look at five-year chart, or if you looked at the two year trend, obviously that would be very impressive.  The run-up I think in 2021, Pretty outrageous, but that might just be the reference point of having that huge catalyst of COVID happening and everything shutting down. And you see that UV, but in 2021, it almost looks like we were hanging on to to parallel your pessimism. We were like hanging on to a grinding optimism and oh, don't worry.We're gonna get back through. And now people are just like tired of. And they're tired of being so optimistic, which is a very sad thing to say. I don't mean to be such a downer, but it seems like people were. Begrudging and that'd be gradually, but hope hopeful and very optimistic.And we're like really trying to push that. And now it's just oh, okay. This is a calendar year turn. It's 2022. And we're still dealing with this. Are you kidding me? I know for me, just personally, like 2021 was such a weird year. It almost it almost seemed like it didn't happen in a way.Because it was very similar to 2020 in some ways, but very different. And  it was in this weird Twilight zone. So maybe that's a, maybe that's a collective thing too. And people are  getting out of the Twilight zone and going, huh? We don't like wanna reevaluate here. I don't know. But that is interesting that you said it that way. It's like a grinding pessimism instead of this catalysts that just. Yeah, it makes us deep V in the chart   it is interesting. So in a situation like this, I've noticed myself even going dang. Like I. So in the cryptos that I hold a small amount of crypto that I hold, there's one cosmos that's really booing the whole thing up. Cause everything else has just dropped. And in the stock side of things I don't really hardly look at most of that. Most of that's just long-term and an IRA. But I have made like some a call position recently just cause it was very nicely priced. In both of those sections, like the crypto side and the stock side, it's very interesting to look at it and go, dang.I bought in at this price and now I'm way below that. And it makes me. At first, my first reaction is, oh, wow. I should not find anymore. But then I think I stopped myself and I think through it, I'm like, oh, actually, no, that means it's on sale. I should go buy more right now if I believe in the underlying asset, obviously. But if I don't believe in it, I don't know why I'm holding it. So it is interesting. Do you think there's more than just that more than reminding yourself? Okay. This means everything's on sale. I should go buy. Again, this isn't, we're not telling you to buy, you can do whatever you'd like, this is not financial advice, but you think there's more than just reminding yourself okay, this might be a buying opportunity. Is there something more how do you qualify that? Okay, this is a buying opportunity or no, I just need to hold. And I think it's probably a prudence thing. And so part of it, I think was probably a prudence thing where you need to evaluate what the goal is for that pool of money and then see how you want, like how risky you want to be. Yeah. And I think the really unique and interesting thing, which I haven't seen it talked about a ton yet, but the fact that interest rates are going up. Obviously that is most likely going to cause a lot of institutional money to go out of stocks and into bonds and into a true more interest rate focused things because now they're actually viable again.So there's a question of have stocks just been. Artificially propped up by the fact that you just can't make money on anything else. Because that's really a serious problem. There were preferred stock funds that were paying really nice dividends that looked far more attractive than a bond fund, which is weird because it's an underlying, it's an equity it's going to be volatile.It be very volatile. So that was weird to look at in 2020. Huh, I would rather buy this, the stock fund for my bond portion of my portfolio. This doesn't make sense. So that's a good point. Maybe that's part of the rotation.  I don't know that's been fully appreciated yet. But usually the market is pricing in future returns, not today's returns. So maybe that's some of the sentiment underlying and just hasn't been spoken up loud yet, but that's the point. Yeah. Cause I think th the sequence of events that's occurring right now is very unique in that even just psychologists looking at my own psychology book, Hey, how do, how am I planning out my my next moves in whatever market it's okay, I would love to have more liquidity to buy more stocks since it's going down.Yeah. But with inflation things are getting more expensive and the stocks are going down at the same time. So this bad double negative going on there. And so it's weighing that comparative to the, okay. Should I be throwing this in a bond or in a high interest savings accounts that I. Extremely liquid.If I need it, should I be going heavy into these value stocks? Because I'm going to go back up. Do I need to be using less liquidity? Should I just keep things in cash for a little while and see what happens? So there's a lot of different psychological inputs that are going on because it's a very complex situation and you've got COVID and supply chain, difficulties.Yeah. All sorts of other stuff going on. So there's a lot of uncertainty in the market right now. Yeah. So uncertainty, we've got the FID fear, uncertainty and depth. To out necessarily right now, a lot of things that fall into place, I think before the fed made their moves clear, there was a lot of doubt and people were not sure where the direction was going to head. So I think there's less doubt and uncertainty, but there's definitely fear. And just a general uneasiness going into 20, 22. So when I look at that, I go, okay  for my strategy of long-term just buy and hold, just Hoddle and on the SMP baby.  When I look at that, I'm like, okay, great.It's almost just a it's just an opportunity for me to get in at a low entry price, honestly. Most of it's automated. So I just think to myself, oh great. My, my by this month is going to be cheaper than it probably would normally be  so that's nice, but is there a certain  throwing in all of, obviously there's many different  classes of stocks and different different sectors that we could look at, but throwing in different things too.Like the alts, like we mentioned Vino vest before that's like a wine investing platform NFTs crypto, do we use. To those in a situation like this, where there's a lot of uncertainty because you hear the term like risk off mentality. And I think that's being used a lot to explain the crypto sell off. And it's been wild to notice how tightly correlated. It seems stocks and cryptos are when there's no. Underlying fundamental connection. That's been interesting, but we were looking at the NFT space like few days ago and that was still booming. And maybe it's because like my thought is maybe it's because a lot of those are built on Ethereum and when you transfer, you have gas fees.Now that theory comes down. Okay. There's more gas fees. Or excuse me, there's less gas fees. So it's easier to transfer their more market activity and therefore it's booming.  Looking at this without thinking of our own biases and our own psychology, we would go, oh, okay. I need to be afraid.I need to hoard more cash. Don't put it to work. But is that the wrong thing to do? Should we be looking outside of stocks and crypto and be thinking about it differently? Maybe the maybe the option is to. Put some of your cash to work and buy a house. I don't know. What are your thoughts there?Like coming at it from a different angle, realizing we've got some psychological biases going on. I think that's really important thing to note an important question, because we've talked so far, we've talked mostly about what's going on, right? But as the name of the show, it's the long run show.So stuff like this will happen as the years go by and over again. So I think it'd be helpful to have a framework around exactly when it comes up again what to do, or at least what questions to ask, not necessarily what to do. Yeah. And I think that it's a really interesting  the kind of realm of alternative investing seems to really have boomed in the last like year and a half.It's funny because you would think that would boom, when stocks weren't necessarily doing well. They're like, oh, I need to, I need a alternative, but it's really seems more oh, I made a ton of money on these stocks. They're probably going to have to go down at some point. So I want to take that, take the return and put it somewhere else.So it's a very interesting chain of events. And because of that I think that there's gonna be. I think there's possibly going to be less alternative investing as the market trends down because there's going to be less returns for people to take and say, I've made good money on this. I'm going to put it in all rather than I think a lot of people are going to hold or buy more stocks as they dip theoretically, which will, I think paradoxically is going to reduce the amount.Maybe not the value. I think the value of an alternative investments could continue to rise, but I think less people will. Investing in alternative investments because oftentimes there is a liquidity problem and in a situation with high interest rates with well, higher mission, essentially, no, the high end, this is not a high interest rates, higher Israel relative.It's not really what you think with a slightly increased interest rates and relatively interesting inflation. I think that there's this there's a liquidity and gonna have to get all Keynesian and the liquidity trap. I don't think, I think we're okay. Nothing like that, but there is a liquidity problem with a lot of alternative investments.Yeah. And it's, it varies that's the premium you pay for non-correlated asset. So it makes sense. I do. A lot of the time alts get alts is like a lazy way to just say real estate. So I don't want it. I don't want people to think we're just thinking, oh yeah. REIT or buying and holding your own real estate.Cause there's more than that. There's I don't know if I would necessarily call crypto and all. I don't know, I'm still unsure on that, but there's Vino vests. There's buying art. There's even some art funds like Beano vest there's platforms out there where you can buy like a portion of an art piece, like masterworks and stuff like that.So there's things that are very uncorrelated, but you're right there probably is going to be the problem of, okay. Do I want to tie my money up in this for five years while I don't know what's going to happen? One year.  And I think if it was just a choppy market or a down trending market would be different, but it would be very like it would, people would look at it and go, yeah, maybe I'll throw some money in and also to diversify and get away from this choppy market.But I think with the inflation, that added factor, that's something that everyone's actually.  Especially like you go to fill up your car and it's more expensive than it was six months ago or eight months ago. And so that's something that everyone's noticing and actually directly feeling, whereas interest rates a ton of people refinanced in 2020 when interest rates went down.So they're locking in those loan for 10, 15, 20, 30 years. They're not going to feel the interest rate. Directly they'll feel another ways obviously, but they won't feel as direct because they refinanced and their interest rate is now like one and a half percent or something stupid. So they're not going to feel it as much as inflation, which adds to the uncertainty.And so if they hear spooky headlines coming from wall street and they see inflation impacting their lives directly, I think that makes people even the most.   I don't want to say advanced, that's not the right word. That's not the word I'm looking for. The most sophisticated, like investor is going to be thinking about inflation and they're there.I don't care how much money you have. You're probably going to notice it somehow. And so I think that adds to this kind of like uncertainty of do I want to put my money elsewhere and lock it up when I don't know what I'm going to need it for. In the near future. Because inflation is just like a spooky thing.I've talked to a few people recently about it, and it's just a spooky thing to a normal person who doesn't think about finance as much as we do. It's really spooky because they're like I put my money in the bank and now you're telling me a year it's in a year, it's going to be 7% less in value.Like it just sat there. I didn't do anything with it. What the heck? And so that, that is that like psychologically is terrible.  To think about your money losing value without you doing anything. Yeah. And I think that what you just touched on, I think comes back to the psychological principles and saying, okay, if we're, if we for thinking like psychologically people might be selling their stock and putting money in alternative investments right now, or something like that.Using reverse psychology or figuring out those psychological trends and saying, all right, I'm going to be a contrarian. Usually you can do pretty darn well. And so stuff like the markets, like if you buy the dip, if you buy the baby in March March 23rd. Yeah. You would've killed a huge potential.So maybe there's a, in terms of your long-term, how you think about your portfolio of the markets and. I think that there is real value to taking a contrarian approach of because even just in the situation that were just talking about, let's say you have real estate holding, we'll see all alternative holdings.When is your time horizon for you're going to sell? Because maybe the best thing to do is sell that now and buy a bunch of stocks as they're trending downward. Maybe not. That's just an example, but in a situation where your kind of first instinct is to say, oh, I've got to get out of stocks. Also good.They've been going up for awhile and then jumping to ALS, maybe you've made a lot of alerts and you're like, I have a lot. I Real estate. Market's been crazy. When do you pull out, when do you take the return on that? Yeah. And then what do you do with it? I think that, so that kind of leads me into to our takeaways, key takeaways for the, for this episode and mine are not necessarily oh, look at this sector, look at consider this innovation or whatever.My key takeaways from all of this conversation are when you see. A lot of uncertainty and you see a lot of red in the market and maybe we're trending towards a bear market when you see that happening. First thing, take a deep breath or five chill out a little bit. And that's hard to do. I'm saying that kind of glibly, but that's hard to do chill and then ask yourself, okay.What is my goal for the money that I have that is at risk? And so that could be in your stock portfolio. That could be crypto. It could be . It could be real estate. It could be the money in the bank and you're considering inflation. What's the goal for that money. If you don't, if you don't need that money for 10 years at the shortest.You really, probably don't need to worry that much. If it's a long time horizon, you really don't need to worry. Now if it's within a year and you're saving up for a down payment and you're really concerned, and you have it in a stock portfolio and it's coming close to the time where you're going to need to plop that down payment in cash.Okay. You probably want to make, have a plan of action, but understanding your goal for the money that you're concerned about, I think is the number one. Question and then you can get into, okay. Once I know the goal for that money, how do I want to react to what's happening? But that's my biggest takeaway here is ask what's the goal for the money that's at risk and that you're concerned about, what's the goal for that money and then go from there.Yeah. And I really liked that because that's your understanding. And I think that gets back to when something positive happens when you make a ton of money. Cause we've talked a lot about the negative. Yeah of psychology, but just stuff on the positive a little bit, it's having that plan of  when you buy Bitcoin at a hundred dollars a coin and it goes up to 60,000 like having a plan of okay, I'm going to, I'm going to take the return or not, or whatever. Again, going back to the goal of the money in a positive scenario, you're oftentimes gonna naturally think it's just going to keep going up. Or  there's a whole, there's a whole host of different ways that you can trick yourself. So I think the classic adage of know thyself.Just crucial in life in general, but definitely in the markets as well. And in good times, and in bad, just taking the time to understand what's going on. Like you said, it's exactly that. Do you park in your stack? You can't take it with you.  But having that, I really liked what you said in a good time, stepping back, taking five breaths.Yeah. Saying, okay, is this enough work? According to my plan, according to my, what I'm the goal is? Do I sell because maybe it's not yet  maybe it could make a much more, maybe it doesn't. So there's so much interplay there that I really liked when you said, take a step back, take five breaths, take five minutes.If you need to  thyself. Yeah. And I think that also pairing it with. Getting an outside opinion that you would trust? That can be invaluable because you can definitely get caught in your own head again, with those own biases of, oh, it's just going to keep going down or, oh, it's just going to keep going up.I need to stay invested. You definitely having an outside person come in and say. Hey, have you thought of this? Cause they're going to come at it from a different angle. That's really helpful. And also all of this is underlying having the willpower to do that, having the Boulevard at step back to know what your goals are and have a plan behind it.And that's not necessarily something that everyone's good at. Sometimes I'm not very good at. And so like I, a lot of times have to talk to people who are smarter than me and go, Hey, what should I do here? And so the. That's something where I think having just a little bit more awareness around why you're doing what you're doing with your with your money.I think that helps out with the psychological biases, whether good or bad that you said could be in the positive direction, could be in the negative direction. Yeah, that sounds about right. Awesome. This has been another episode of the long run show and definitely tune in next time. If you can't leave a rating and review on whatever platform you're listening to right now, that would be fantastic.Definitely.  The five-star reviews help. If you want to leave a one star. Just don't come pester us on LinkedIn. That'd be fun if you really want to leave a one-star just message us on LinkedIn. Find us. We'd be happy to understand why you wanted to leave one star unless you're rude. 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Michael Duberry joins Joe Cole and Steve Sidwell this week in the Coral All To Play For Arms. The former Chelsea defender reveals the different managerial styles of Hoddle, Gullit and Vialli. They discuss winning the European Super Cup against the mighty Real Madrid. And Michael explains the highs and lows of his Leeds United years. Want to hear more great podcasts from JOE?House of Rugby - The UK's #1 rugby showIn Defence Of - Stevo the Madman challenges his friends from the worlds of sport and entertainment to come and debate with him on some of football's most contentious issues. Will they CHANGE HIS MIND!?TKO with Carl Frampton - Bringing you unprecedented access and brutal honesty from inside the world of boxingSportspages - Dig into the stories behind some of the greatest sports books ever writtenBoys Don't Cry with Russell Kane - The show that gets men talking about the things men never talk aboutUnfiltered with James O'Brien - Our critically-acclaimed and award-nominated interview seriesMore football as it happens:Twitter @FootballJOEFacebook @SportsJOEInstagram @FootballJOE

This week, Steff, Milo, Ricky and James (aka Awesome) look back on midlands miracles, perfect pandemonium, bedsits & brothels, the horrors suffered by a horrifically assaulted Thiago (he's OK BTW), and goals glorious goals from Berba to Bents with some proper Kaneage in the mix all underscored by Ghod. All this and Jay finds time to detail the top class Stamford Bridge steward presence…turn on, tune in and drop us a review.Could U Be The Most Beautiful Goal In The World?Hoddle vs Oxford (25 Apr 1987) - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qS3FvKdYsv0Berbatov vs Besiktas (19 Oct 2006) - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dMEuXCTeyN4Kane vs Arsenal (5 Mar 2016) - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jKuWEvHN6u4Bentley vs Arsenal (29 Oct 2008) - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Y3V_9yfxAE&ab_channel=TottenhamHotspurWebsite: https://thegameisaboutglory.co.uk/Twitter: https://twitter.com/GameIsGloryPodInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/thegameisaboutglory/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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On this week's pod, we each take a season and eulogize why that Spurs side meant so much to us. Enjoy recollections and reflections on Hoddle, Jol, Poch, Redknapp, Super David Howells and Davids among so many greats; guaranteed YOU were there to witness many of the moments mentioned! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The SeerSoccer Studz (Matt and Joe) reunite this week for a recap of the previous Prem games, as well as their thoughts on the recent USMNT games (45:40). Tailgate (58:42) - Things get musical as we debate some of the Best and Worst songs in the history of football/soccer. Also discussed: Joe throws it up for Tierney, Spanish Randy Savage, Bergkamp = Art, Oasis=Aqua, Little Ben Chilly comes out to play, Adventures of Hoddle and Waddle, and Tim Ream the Strawberry Dream. Email: seersoccerstudz@gmail.com IG: seersoccerstudz Twitter: seersoccerstudz Dutchavelli - "Kaka" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2C5FGWpCqS8 Andy Cole - "Outstanding" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M9UHcRrCWlI Liverpool FC - "Anfield Rap" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kcy3gwwxat4 Glenn Hoddle & Chris Waddle - "Diamond Lights" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7WACF8ID-To Manchester United - "Move Move Move" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mgIs6PerO6Y Memphis Depay - "Fall Back" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sk6zkOc9SKY Ian Wright - "Do The Right Thing" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rebR5V4G5GQ

Thursday night is huge for Northern Ireland against Slovakia and for Scotland in Serbia, who have gone MacGyver. Could qualification for a first major tournament in 22 years mean redemption for Steve Clarke?The panel are gagging for Grealish for England. Will we see him as a first-pick for England or is he destined to go the way of Hoddle and Le Tissier? And there's the whole sorry Greg Clarke affair.We also discuss a big WSL weekend and the most surprising transfers ever. From Robert Jarni to Neil Lennon. Plus Robbie Fowler's poetry and revisiting Michael Owen's 32-page promotional brochure.RUNNING ORDER:  • PART 1: Greg Clarke resigns as FA chairman (02m 00s)• PART 2: Serbia v Scotland preview (12m 00s) • PART 3: Northern Ireland v Slovakia preview (22m 30s)• PART 4: A big weekend in the WSL (42m 00s) • PART 5: The odds with Lee Price from Paddy Power (45m 00s)• PART 6a: Most surprising signings ever (47m 00s)• PART 6b: Goodbye to Melwood (54m 30s)   SIGN UP TO THE ATHLETIC FOR £1 A WEEK:• theathletic.com/totally GET IN TOUCH:• follow us on Instagram• find us on Facebook• send us a tweet: @TheTotallyShow PARISH NOTICES:• we're sponsored by Paddy Power - home of the Money Back Special READ STUFF ON OUR WEBSITE:• check out thetotallyfootballshow.com. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week's podcast, Steve previews Tottenham Hotspur's upcoming match against Man Utd by looking back at the memorable 1980 FA Cup third round replay at Old Trafford that saw Glenn Hoddle don the goalkeeping gloves and Ossie Ardiles net a late winner. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this week's Var Side Spurs Podcast, we welcome special guest, Spurs legend Micky Hazard. We deconstruct our performance at Anfield, get Micky's inside take on Glenn Hoddle, Ossie, Ricky and more, ask whether two-footedness is underrated and look at what Spurs need to do to get back on track.

It's been a couple of weeks of ups and downs, and heading into the weekend while we're all still on a high we've decided to release this podcast that we did with Spurs superfan Bobby Davro, recorded at our private #SpursShowLIVE exclusively for Spurs Show Season Ticket Holders. And just so you're prepared, we're giving it to you in full length, unedited fashion, so be prepared to drift off of White Hart Lane and towards showbiz Memory Lane for a bit as we were just having too much fun and the previous podcast we recorded that night, just before (‘Typical Old Spurs Fans') was just too intense! The live audience for this live podcast had free tickets for themselves and a friend, and if you want the same to join us and Martin Chivers in November and Glenn Hoddle for Christmas, get on to season.spursshow.net now and reserve your spot. (Yes, Davro, Chivers then Hoddle in person for £10 a month!) We talked about it in the show, so check out Cancer Research UK's Tough 10 at cruk.org/tough10. Use the promocode TTENOCT to get a £5 Spurs Show discount on the entry fee.  The Spurs Show is backed for the season by Ladbrokes.  Sign up and deposit up to £50 and Ladbrokes will put the same amount into your account giving up up to £50's worth of free bets.  You can get this offer by following the link at bet.spursshow.net  @spursshow  spursshow.net  Produced by Paul Myers and Mike Leigh  Engineered by Dave Nattriss & Oli Slack  A Playback Media Production  playbackmedia.co.uk  Copyright 2017 Playback Media Ltd - playbackmedia.co.uk/copyright Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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