Podcast appearances and mentions of jim leighton

One of tthe most instantly recognisable figures in football Bryan Gunn has done it all - player, coach, manager, agent and semi-pro golfer with the personality to charm the birds from the trees! From formativie days at  @aberdeenfc  in the hugely successful side on the 80s which one dual European Trophies, learning under the immense talents of Scottish football like Gordon Strachan, Alex McLeish, Willy Miller and Jim Leighton to name but a few. However, it was their manager - one of the greatest ever in the game - Alex Ferguson who made the biggest impression on Bryan. From Sir Alex's babysitter to International Goalkeeper, top6 Premier League Goalkeeper to amazing European nights with  @CanariesTV  Norwich City and the famous defeat of  @fcbayern  in the Olympic Stadium. The journey continued as Bryan stayed in the game through commercial side of football back at Norwich after a brief spell away and his rise at the club crescendoed as he bacame 1st Team Manager in 2009. But even legends have tough times - injuries in his career and losing your job as a manger hit hard but Bryan's positivity kept him moving forward and now we has transitioned from agent to player liaision at one of the foremost football agencies in the world, Triple S. A fascinating hour with Bryan with plenty of good stories! We are thanksful to 'BG' for joining us and hopw you enjoy the episode! LEave us a like and be sure to subscribe to the channel!

Former Vale, Broch, Cove Rangers and Deveronside player Grant Smith talks to Sean McAngus in the Highland League Podcast.

In the final episode of season 2, Dave and Andrew chat with Dons legend Stewart McKimmie about his long career at the Dons, how it all started and his surprise at signing for his hometown club in 1983.Episodes 1, 2, 3, 4 & 5 (Willie Garner, Stuart Duff, Jim Whyte, Bobby Clark & Stewart McKimmie) are also available as all of Series 1 (Jim Leighton, Steve Tosh, Brian Irvine, Zander Diamond, Neil Cooper, David Preece, Richie Byrne & Russell Anderson).Presented by Dave Macdermid & Andrew Shinie facebook.com/redrewind1903Presenters: Dave Macdermid & Andrew ShinieArtwork: Alan HayMusic: Adam Featherstone, Mike Macdermid, Joe McNally, David Brant, Alyssa IchinoseProduction & Editing: Mike MacdermidStudios: Northsound 1

Our longest episode to date sees former Scotland and Aberdeen manager Craig Brown revealing more about his time at Pittodrie and how AFC could have signed a 7 figure international for 25 thousand pounds.Episodes 1, 2, 3 & 4 (Willie Garner, Stuart Duff, Jim Whyte & Bobby Clark) are also available as all of Series 1 (Jim Leighton, Steve Tosh, Brian Irvine, Zander Diamond, Neil Cooper, David Preece, Richie Byrne & Russell Anderson).Presented by Dave Macdermid & Andrew Shinie facebook.com/redrewind1903Presenters: Dave Macdermid & Andrew ShinieArtwork: Alan HayMusic: Adam Featherstone, Mike Macdermid, Joe McNally, David Brant, Alyssa IchinoseProduction & Editing: Mike MacdermidStudios: Northsound 1

Series 2, Episode 4, in which Dave & Andrew chat to ex-Aberdeen & Scotland keeper Bobby Clark is available to download from all major platforms from tomorrow lunchtime (Monday).Episodes 1, 2 & 3 (Willie Garner, Stuart Duff & Jim Whyte) are also available as all of Series 1 (Jim Leighton, Steve Tosh, Brian Irvine, Zander Diamond, Neil Cooper, David Preece, Richie Byrne & Russell Anderson.Presented by Dave Macdermid & Andrew Shinie facebook.com/redrewind1903Presenters: Dave Macdermid & Andrew ShinieArtwork: Alan HayMusic: Adam Featherstone, Mike Macdermid, Joe McNally, David Brant, Alyssa IchinoseProduction & Editing: Mike MacdermidStudios: Northsound 1

This week it's former Dons defender Richie Byrne in the hot seat. The Irish B international chats to Dave and Andrew about his time at the Dons and what came next.Presenters: Dave Macdermid & Andrew ShinieArtwork: Alan HayMusic: Adam Featherstone, Mike Macdermid, Joe McNally, David Brant, Alyssa IchinoseProduction & Editing: Mike MacdermidStudios: Northsound 1, Aberdeen

He joined the Dons in 1999 and went on to be the main  man between the sticks.  Andrew and Dave discussed David Preece's career before, during and after the Dons.Presenters: Dave Macdermid & Andrew ShinieArtwork: Alan HayMusic: Adam Featherstone, Mike Macdermid, Joe McNally, David Brant, Alyssa IchinoseProduction & Editing: Mike MacdermidStudios: Northsound 1

1974 is our starting point as Neil Cooper chats about his time at the Dons and the career that he followed. Andrew and Dave sat down to talk football with Neil, during the lockdown.Presenters: Dave Macdermid & Andrew ShinieArtwork: Alan HayMusic: Adam Featherstone, Mike Macdermid, Joe McNally, David Brant, Alyssa IchinoseProduction & Editing: Mike MacdermidStudios: Northsound 1

Former Don Zander Diamond sits down with Dave and Andrew during lockdown, to reminisce about his time in Aberdeen.Presenters: Dave Macdermid & Andrew ShinieArtwork: Alan HayMusic: Adam Featherstone, Mike Macdermid, Joe McNally, David Brant, Alyssa IchinoseProduction & Editing: Mike MacdermidStudios: Northsound 1

Utover våren vil gjengen i «United We Podkast» produsere et knippe spesialepisoder om nøye utvalgte temaer om Manchester United.I første episode tok vi for oss reisen til Luke Shaw fra U18-laget til Southampton til Solskjærs United.Denne gangen tar podkast-general Ken Wasenius-Nilsen med seg Eivind Brennhovd Holth og Bjarte Valen på en tidsreise snaue 31 år tilbake i tid.I 1989/90-sesongen var Alex Ferguson under stort press. United hadde handlet spillere for enorme summer, men i ligaen skuffet skottens mannskap.Sesongen huskes for at FA-cupen ble redningen for United-fansen, men ble den også det for Alex Ferguson?For hvor nære var Ferguson egentlig å få sparken vinteren 1990? Og hvordan reagerte spillerne på presset?Panelet bruker også tid på å snakke om en kamp og en hendelse i FA-cupen den sesongen som knapt har blitt nevnt de siste 30-årene, men som likevel kunne hatt store konsekvenser for Manchester United.Og selvsagt vies det kontroversielle keeperbyttet til omkampen i finalen mye oppmerksomhet.- For meg er det ingen tvil om at sommeren 1989 er den viktigste i moderne United-historie, forklarer Bjarte Valen.Han kjørte til Manchester for å snakke med to United-legender, deriblant Bryan Robson, spilleren som Alex Ferguson bygget sitt første mesterlag rundt.– Ambisjonen er å fortelle historier som ikke har blitt fortalt før. Disse episodene kommer når det er en blanding av overskudd og godt nok materiale, sier Ken Wasenius-Nilsen.For den noe eldre garden blir dette unektelig et gjensyn med gode minner fra en spesiell sesong, mens den yngre generasjoner vil lære mye om opptakten til Uniteds storhetsperiode under Sir Alex Ferguson.Kilder til lydklipp: – BBC Newsnight om helikopterkrasjet på Shetland 8. november 1986. Hentet fra YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OxWu3g3TtFk– BBC Football Focus om ansettelsen av Alex Ferguson som United-manager 8. november 1986. Hentet fra YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CuVslmnXX64– BBCs sending fra FA-cupfinalen i 1990. Hentet fra YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DkrTEYSTLQs– BBCs sending fra FA-cupkampen mellom Hereford og Manchester United 28. januar i 1990. Hentet fra YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x3mhTqKF0E0&t=942s– BBCs intervju med Jim Leighton i 2018: https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/46411576Musikk:– Musikk: Hard As Steel av Gyom– Jingler: Ole Herman Andersen og Sindre Grimsrud

Utover våren vil gjengen i «United We Podkast» produsere et knippe spesialepisoder om nøye utvalgte temaer om Manchester United.I første episode tok vi for oss reisen til Luke Shaw fra U18-laget til Southampton til Solskjærs United.Denne gangen tar podkast-general Ken Wasenius-Nilsen med seg Eivind Brennhovd Holth og Bjarte Valen på en tidsreise snaue 31 år tilbake i tid.I 1989/90-sesongen var Alex Ferguson under stort press. United hadde handlet spillere for enorme summer, men i ligaen skuffet skottens mannskap.Sesongen huskes for at FA-cupen ble redningen for United-fansen, men ble den også det for Alex Ferguson?For hvor nære var Ferguson egentlig å få sparken vinteren 1990? Og hvordan reagerte spillerne på presset?Panelet bruker også tid på å snakke om en kamp og en hendelse i FA-cupen den sesongen som knapt har blitt nevnt de siste 30-årene, men som likevel kunne hatt store konsekvenser for Manchester United.Og selvsagt vies det kontroversielle keeperbyttet til omkampen i finalen mye oppmerksomhet.- For meg er det ingen tvil om at sommeren 1989 er den viktigste i moderne United-historie, forklarer Bjarte Valen.Han kjørte til Manchester for å snakke med to United-legender, deriblant Bryan Robson, spilleren som Alex Ferguson bygget sitt første mesterlag rundt.– Ambisjonen er å fortelle historier som ikke har blitt fortalt før. Disse episodene kommer når det er en blanding av overskudd og godt nok materiale, sier Ken Wasenius-Nilsen.For den noe eldre garden blir dette unektelig et gjensyn med gode minner fra en spesiell sesong, mens den yngre generasjoner vil lære mye om opptakten til Uniteds storhetsperiode under Sir Alex Ferguson.Ukens annonsør: Les mer om Philips OneBlade på philips.no/oneblade Kilder til lydklipp:– BBC Newsnight om helikopterkrasjet på Shetland 8. november 1986. Hentet fra YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OxWu3g3TtFk– BBC Football Focus om ansettelsen av Alex Ferguson som United-manager 8. november 1986. Hentet fra YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CuVslmnXX64– BBCs sending fra FA-cupfinalen i 1990. Hentet fra YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DkrTEYSTLQs– BBCs sending fra FA-cupkampen mellom Hereford og Manchester United 28. januar i 1990. Hentet fra YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x3mhTqKF0E0&t=942s– BBCs intervju med Jim Leighton i 2018: https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/46411576Musikk:– Musikk: Hard As Steel av Gyom– Jingler: Ole Herman Andersen og Sindre Grimsrud

In the opening episode of Red Rewind, Jim Leighton reveals, that but for a quirk of fate, Scotland's most capped keeper may well never have had a career between the sticks.Presenters: Dave Macdermid & Andrew ShinieArtwork: Alan HayMusic: Adam Featherstone, Mike Macdermid, Joe McNally, David Brant, Alyssa IchinoseProduction & Editing: Mike MacdermidStudios: Northsound 1

We talk to former Aberdeen goalkeeper David Preece about spending the strange year of Covid with Ostersunds in Sweden, his Dons career under Ebbe Skovdahl, Steve Paterson and Jimmy Calderwood, walking into Teddy Scott’s kitroom in his pants to find Sir Alex Ferguson, the enduring quality of Jim Leighton, and his fears over the health problems which could come from multiple concussions suffered during his playing career.

An interview with football scout writer, Greg Gordon, who alongside his work in the football industry has carved out a fine career both betting and tipping on football for well over a decade.Discussed in this podcast:How his work as a scout informs his football betting work and the success he has enjoyed over 15 yearsHow he prices up a game and a simple way to copy his approach to find value.Why he specializes on certain teams rather than specific leagues or competitions and the advantages of thisHow he analyses and bets on games from an in-play perspectiveHow Covid-19 has impacted his football bettingSome of the less common football markets and type of bets he focuses on and why there is an edge thereWhy listening to the TV commentary on live football can badly influence your betsWhere he bets and his strategy about getting onWhy relying on XG alone can be a flawed approachAnecdotes on those in the football world he has worked with over the years such as Sir Alex Ferguson, Jim Leighton & Archie KnoxDiscover More:Read about the Smart Betting Club and how they are helping ordinary punters with their betting @ www.smartbettingclub.comContact Greg via greggordonsfb@gmail.comFeedback - contact SBC on twitter @sbcinfo 

Former Scotland, Aberdeen, Manchester United and Hibernian goalkeeper Jim Leighton chats to Daniel Gray. The two discuss Jim’s early years in Junior football, the influence of his father, Aberdeen glory days, World Cups with Scotland, hard times at Old Trafford and happy ones at Hibs. Plus, insight into the delights of goalkeeping from claiming catches to organising walls, and answers to the questions “Are keepers wired differently?” and “Is there really a goalkeepers’ union?” Jim also talks about his prostate cancer, and his determination to prevent other men from facing the same ordeal. An entertaining, honest listen with one of the gentlemen of the game.Never read Nutmeg magazine? We have offers on back issues and subscriptions. See https://www.nutmegmagazine.co.uk/shopPlease help us make this podcast by joining Nutmeg FC on Patreon. Your money keeps us going and gets you some goodies: https://www.patreon.com/nutmegfcSupport the show (http://www.patreon.com/nutmegfc)

Manchester United goalkeeper Lee Grant joins the Podcast to talk us through his route to Old Trafford. Granty spoke of his admiration for former Utd goalkeepers Les Sealey, Jim Leighton & Peter Schmeichel, and how he obsessed over goalkeeping gloves. He also revealed how proud he was of that standout performance against Zlatan Ibrahimovic while playing for Stoke at Old Trafford, and how that match sparked a rivalry with Anthony Martial which lives on to this day. As always, the guys read out some of your e-mails at the end of the episode. Thank you to everyone who takes the time to get in touch. If you'd like to write to the only official Manchester United Podcast then e-mail utdpodcast@manutd.co.uk We'd also love it if you could leave us a rating and review wherever you listen to your podcasts. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

What The Falk Podcast welcomes Falkirk FC number one Robbie Mutch for episode #31.In association with Viper Goalkeeper: @viperGK, vipergk.co.ukWe chat to Robbie about growing up at Aberdeen and get his reaction on the SFL reaction to ending the Scottish League One promotion race early.- His fear of Scottish goalkeeping legend Jim Leighton- Moving to his boyhood club of Aberdeen at just 8-years-old.- Jason Cummings, Oli McBurnie and the Scotland U21 squad.- Tough times at Arbroath and his hope for Falkirk.Please like, subscribe and share if you feel so inclined.#RobbieMutch #FalkirkFC #Aberdeen

It's the day of reckoning for Scotland and Jim Leighton who are looking for a big result to keep them in the tournament. They take on Brazil who are essentially a sexier Ireland. And we finally get an answer on whether Muller or Mo Johnston are the world's number 1 striker... (it's neither). Meanwhile underdog's Costa Rica  are up against a disappointing Sweden side in a game which inspires some Roy Keane-esc disgust in goalkeepers from one of our panel.There's further reactions to the Dunphy - Jack Charlton fallout and similar levels of vitriol from Dublin street traders to the new one pound coin. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/extratimecom)

This week we welcome back Jim Leighton and he shares some of his secrets that has led to success in the fundraising business!

A bumper edition of the AFC DONScast this week - with full coverage from the opening of Cormack Park, including the opening speeches from Sir Alex Ferguson, Bobby Clark, Derek McInnes, Duncan Skinner, Dave Cormack and Stewart Milne. You'll also hear from club legends Jim Leighton, Joe Harper, Eoin Jess and Willie Miller who have had pitches named after them on their training days with the club. And of course, a round up of our wins against Hamilton and Kilmarnock and post match with Derek from both matches. It's a busy one!

The Totally Scottish Football Show invades the Totally Football Show for a special episode. In the space of one crazy Tuesday, Brendan Rodgers walks away from Celtic for Leicester. And consigliere Neil Lennon returns to the managerial hot seat at Celtic Park. Our regular Scottish trio of Andrew Slaven, JJ Bull from the Telegraph and Laura Brannan from COPA90 are in the studio to discuss a huge story in British football. Although the digital Jim Leighton is sadly unable to join us. With Celtic just games away from completing a domestic treble, and with Rodgers claiming to be a Celtic fan, should the fans feel betrayed? Barca Jim discusses Brendan’s exit and whether Lennon can get the Bhoys over the line. Or are the feats of the treble treble or 10 titles in a row now in jeopardy? Plus Jonathan Northcroft from The Sunday Times, author of Fearless: The Amazing Underdog Story of Leicester City, debates how good a fit Rodgers is for Leicester. And does this represent a sobering moment for Scottish football?  RUNNING ORDER: • PART 1a: Rodgers leaves Celtic – the immediate reaction (01m 30s) • PART 1b: The Celtic fan’s perspective with Barca Jim (05m 20s) • PART 2: Jonathan Northcroft on what this appointment means to Leicester (12m 00s) • PART 3: Neil Lennon takes the reins at Celtic for the rest of the season (19m 45s)

The Totally Scottish Football Show invades the Totally Football Show for a special episode. In the space of one crazy Tuesday, Brendan Rodgers walks away from Celtic for Leicester. And consigliere Neil Lennon returns to the managerial hot seat at Celtic Park. Our regular Scottish trio of Andrew Slaven, JJ Bull from the Telegraph and Laura Brannan from COPA90 are in the studio to discuss a huge story in British football. Although the digital Jim Leighton is sadly unable to join us. With Celtic just games away from completing a domestic treble, and with Rodgers claiming to be a Celtic fan, should the fans feel betrayed? Barca Jim discusses Brendan’s exit and whether Lennon can get the Bhoys over the line. Or are the feats of the treble treble or 10 titles in a row now in jeopardy? Plus Jonathan Northcroft from The Sunday Times, author of Fearless: The Amazing Underdog Story of Leicester City, debates how good a fit Rodgers is for Leicester. And does this represent a sobering moment for Scottish football?  RUNNING ORDER: • PART 1a: Rodgers leaves Celtic – the immediate reaction (01m 30s) • PART 1b: The Celtic fan’s perspective with Barca Jim (05m 20s) • PART 2: Jonathan Northcroft on what this appointment means to Leicester (12m 00s) • PART 3: Neil Lennon takes the reins at Celtic for the rest of the season (19m 45s)

Jim Leighton, VP of Events and Partnerships, and HaiVy Thompson, Director of Marketing and Community Engagement from Children's Cancer Research Fund, join us today to share how they are changing the game of fundraising! In this episode you will learn what makes an event an experience, how to tell a story, and a special premier of CCRF's big announcement!

Taylor talks to John Roach, the CEO of Prep4Pro, a program that features top training and continual evaluation from FIFA Pro-licensed coaches. The organization puts on residential camps aimed at developing and preparing players for turning pro. Also on the call are a whole host of names, including... Jim Leighton: former Scotland and Manchester United goalkeeper Stuart Taylor: former player who most recently was a goalkeeper coach at Stoke City Alan Rankin: former head of sports medicine at Hamilton Academical Adrian Clewlow: Richmond Kickers goalkeeper coach Richard Forka: participant at the program who’s earned a move to Europe Greg Gordon: scout for Raith Rovers AND!!!! Want access to all the premium content at TopDrawerSoccer.com? Get 20% off a Premier membership by using the code "podcast" at http://TopDrawerSoccer.com/subscribe

I Fotballklubben #31 tar vi ikke sjansen på å ha med noen gjester, grunnet smittefare. I stedet får vi tid til å snakke om Jim Leighton og hans skadeproblemer, Berlin-asparges og Peter Rufai.Det blir litt i overkant mye om mongolsk film Aleksander har sett, og i serien lite fordelaktige fotballuttrykk tar vi for oss fisting. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Are you working to unleash the power of your team or teams? During this show we are will be discussing how to create Fully Integrated Teams (FIT)? Leaders are becoming more than figureheads and bosses, they are team players who spur organizations toward effective change. We will cover the importance of Purpose and the 5 Steps of FIT which can be applied to help individuals and teams transform and create highly successful outcomes and healthy organizational cultures. My guest is Jim Leighton the President of Perdue foods, the third largest poultry company in the United States and author of 'Getting FIT'. Jim draws upon 35 years of extensive business experience and is extremely passionate about sharing how a common purpose, guided by shared principles, and a future promise changes the world for companies and their teams. Do join us for what will be a very insightful listen for anyone interested in integrating teams, business and self development.

Are you working to unleash the power of your team or teams? During this show we are will be discussing how to create Fully Integrated Teams (FIT)? Leaders are becoming more than figureheads and bosses, they are team players who spur organizations toward effective change. We will cover the importance of Purpose and the 5 Steps of FIT which can be applied to help individuals and teams transform and create highly successful outcomes and healthy organizational cultures. My guest is Jim Leighton the President of Perdue foods, the third largest poultry company in the United States and author of 'Getting FIT'. Jim draws upon 35 years of extensive business experience and is extremely passionate about sharing how a common purpose, guided by shared principles, and a future promise changes the world for companies and their teams. Do join us for what will be a very insightful listen for anyone interested in integrating teams, business and self development.