Podcasts about Justin Fashanu

We meet Ekow Eshun, leading curator, writer and broadcaster to discuss his new book The Strangers.In the western imagination, a Black man is always a stranger. Outsider, foreigner, intruder, alien. One who remains associated with their origins irrespective of how far they have travelled from them. One who is not an individual in their own right but the representative of a type. What kind of performance is required for a person to survive this condition? And what happens beneath the mask?In answer, Ekow Eshun conjures the voices of five very different men. Ira Aldridge: nineteenth century actor and playwright. Matthew Henson: polar explorer. Frantz Fanon: psychiatrist and political philosopher. Malcolm X: activist leader. Justin Fashanu: million-pound footballer. Each a trailblazer in his field. Each haunted by a sense of isolation and exile. Each reaching for a better future.Ekow Eshun tells their stories with breathtaking lyricism and empathy, capturing both the hostility and the beauty they experienced in the world. And he locates them within a wider landscape of Black art, culture, history and politics which stretches from Africa to Europe to North America and the Caribbean. As he moves through this landscape, he maps its thematic contours and fault lines, uncovering traces of the monstrous and the fantastic, of exile and escape, of conflict and vulnerability, and of the totemic central figure of the stranger.Described as a ‘cultural polymath', Ekow Eshun has been at the heart of international creative culture for several decades, curating exhibitions, authoring books, presenting documentaries and chairing high-profile lectures. His work stretches the span of identity, style, masculinity, art and culture. Ekow rose to prominence as a trailblazer in British culture. He was the first Black editor of a major magazine in the UK (Arena Magazine in 1997) and continued to break ground as the first Black director of a major arts organisation, the Institute of Contemporary Arts in London (2005-2010).As Chairman of the commissioning group for the Fourth Plinth in Trafalgar Square, he leads one of the world's most famous public art projects.In July 2022, Ekow curated In the Black Fantastic at the Hayward Gallery in London a landmark exhibition of visionary Black artists exploring myth, science fiction and Afrofuturism. His most recent exhibition, The Time Is Always Now, is a landmark study of the Black figure and its representation in contemporary art. The show opened at the National Portrait Gallery, London and is travelling to multiple venues in the USA, including The Philadelphia Museum of Art.Eshun's writing has appeared in publications including the New York Times, Financial Times, The Guardian, The Observer, Esquire and Wired. His latest book is a work of creative non fiction called The Strangers, published by Penguin in September 2024.Follow @EkowEshun or www.ekoweshun.co.uk/Buy The Strangers, his new book from Waterstone's. Learn more:https://www.penguin.co.uk/books/319734/the-strangers-by-eshun-ekow/9780241472026 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In 1981 Brian Clough paid £1 million pounds to bring Justin Fashanu to Nottingham Forest. It was the climax of a meteoric career, but within months the goals had dried up, he'd been going to gay nightclubs, and Fashanu had also become become a born again Christian. Four decades later Justin Fashanu remains top flight English football's only openly gay player. From his beginnings in care with brother John as Barnardo's boys, via adoption, boxing, football and failed pop star, this is an extraordinary life, beautifully highlighted by his nominator, Ekow Eshun."He was a pioneer - he broke ground. He was a prominent black footballer at a time when to be black and a footballer was fraught territory, when players were barracked from the terraces for no other reason than the colour of their skin." Ekow EshunAlso in studio is Richard Williams of the Guardian, who saw Fashanu play on the way and on the way down. Plus there is moving archive of Fashanu himself, and also from his niece, Amal Fashanu, talking at the time of the release of her documentary, Britain's Gay Footballers.The producer for BBC Studios Audio is Miles Warde

As part of ABC Sport's look back at the last full Kangaroos tour in 1994 Andrew Moore caught up with one of the great front rowers - Ian Roberts. They talk about his current work with the Qtopia Museum, dealing with his sexuality as a young gay player in the 1990s and the effect that English footballer Justin Fashanu had on him. They did get to the Kangaroos tour too and spoke about some of the talent in that squad, the battle that the British team gave them and how he could have been lining up against Australia!

Informativo de primera hora de la mañana, en el programa El Remate de La Diez Capital Radio. Prealerta por calima en Canarias, la tercera en lo que va de año. El Hierro estará en alerta por viento. Hoy se cumplen 724 días del cruel ataque e invasión de Rusia a Ucrania. Hoy es lunes 19 de febrero de 2024. Buenos días Ucrania, Gaza e Israel. Día Internacional Contra la Homofobia en el Fútbol. El 19 de febrero es el Día Internacional Contra la Homofobia en el Fútbol, en homenaje al nacimiento de Justin Fashanu el primer futbolista de élite en reconocer públicamente su homosexualidad. Fue en 1990 y después de aquel hecho, Fashanu fue expulsado del equipo y objeto de burla por algunos de sus compañeros. Años después y tras una acusación falsa de violación, el jugador entró en una profunda depresión y se suicidó en 1998. Para que hechos como estos no se vuelvan a repetir, se celebra esta efeméride, para el fin de la discriminación por razones homófobas en el fútbol, y en el deporte en general. 1834.- Se autoriza la construcción del primer ferrocarril alemán, que enlazaría las ciudades de Nuremberg y Furth. 1913.- El general Alfaro ocupa Tetuán, ciudad que se convierte en capital del protectorado español de Marruecos hasta 1956. 1936.- Manuel Azaña asume la presidencia del Consejo de Ministros español tras el triunfo electoral del Frente Popular. 1948.- La Cámara belga aprueba la concesión del voto a la mujer. 1986.- La URSS coloca en el espacio la primera estación portaaeronaves "Mir". 1987.- Marruecos construye un sexto muro en el Sáhara para impedir el paso del Frente Polisario al Atlántico. 1998: El Banco Santander lanza una OPA para tomar la totalidad del capital del Banco Español de Crédito (Banesto). Años más tarde, el 19 de 2008, un enfermo Fidel Castro renunció a su liderazgo en Cuba, cuarenta y nueve años después de tomar el poder en una revolución armada. 2015.- El Congreso aprueba el pacto antiyihadista PP-PSOE. Patrocinio del santo de cada día por gentileza de la Casa de las Imágenes, en la calle Obispo Perez Cáceres, 17 en Candelaria. Santoral para hoy, 19 de febrero: santos Julián, Marcelo, Álvaro de Córdoba y Gabino. Berrell advierte en Múnich: "La UE debe estar más unida en cuestiones geopolíticas". Israel continúa atacando Gaza y EE.UU. avisa que vetará otra resolución de alto el fuego en la ONU. Zelenski pide más apoyo tras la retirada de Avdivka y dice que Ucrania está "limitada" por la falta de armamento. Rueda reivindica que su victoria en Galicia le manda "un mensaje" a España: "Aquí no queremos chantajes". El PP firma una nueva mayoría absoluta con 40 escaños, la quinta consecutiva en Galicia y la primera para Rueda. Batacazo del PSdeG en las elecciones gallegas hasta su suelo electoral con nueve diputados. Los socialistas pierden cinco escaños y se mantienen como tercera fuerza tras un BNG que casi les triplica en diputados. Sumar, Vox y Podemos fracasan en Galicia y no obtienen representación parlamentaria. El Gobierno de Canarias anuncia un plan de simplificación para mejorar la competitividad. Se trata de “reducir los trámites para que las empresas ahorren tiempo y recursos”, con una Administración pública más “eficiente. 2.070 euros, precio medio de una residencia de mayores en Canarias. Las islas son la segunda comunidad con menos plazas sociosanitarias públicas pese a que muchas familias no pueden afrontar el coste de una privada. El precio medio de una residencia para mayores privada en España es de 1.990 euros al mes, cifra que se eleva en Canarias a los 2.070 euros, una de las cuotas más altas del país. Hay un déficit de plazas que ronda las 9.400 camas para alcanzar la ratio de 5 plazas por cada 100 personas mayores de 65 años. Canarias, junto a Galicia, Castilla y León, Navarra y Euskadi fueron de las únicas comunidades que se quedaron al margen de la caída general en los índices de siniestralidad laboral el pasado año, con subidas de la incidencia respecto a 2022 contrarias al descenso del 4,81% en el conjunto del país. En las Islas la incidencia creció el pasado año respecto a 2022 un 4,86%. Uno de cada cuatro hogares canarios es de alguien que vive solo (y la tendencia va en aumento). El porcentaje en el Archipiélago de este tipo modalidades familiares ha pasado del 26,4% en 2021 al 27,4% en 2024. Geógrafos consultados prevén que la cifra continúe aumentando por el envejecimiento de la población y las bajas tasas de natalidad y fecundidad en las Islas. Huelga indefinida en el tranvía de Tenerife a partir de hoy lunes. De lunes a viernes se desarrollarán de 7:00 a 9:25 horas, de 13:00 a 15:00 y de 20:00 a 22:00 horas. Un día como hoy nace en 1963: Seal, cantante británico.

Programa de actualidad con información, formación y entretenimiento conectando directamente con los oyentes en La Diez Capital radio. Dirigido y presentado por Miguel Ángel González Suárez. www.ladiez.es - Informativo de primera hora de la mañana, en el programa El Remate de La Diez Capital Radio. Prealerta por calima en Canarias, la tercera en lo que va de año. El Hierro estará en alerta por viento. Hoy se cumplen 724 días del cruel ataque e invasión de Rusia a Ucrania. Hoy es lunes 19 de febrero de 2024. Buenos días Ucrania, Gaza e Israel. Día Internacional Contra la Homofobia en el Fútbol. El 19 de febrero es el Día Internacional Contra la Homofobia en el Fútbol, en homenaje al nacimiento de Justin Fashanu el primer futbolista de élite en reconocer públicamente su homosexualidad. Fue en 1990 y después de aquel hecho, Fashanu fue expulsado del equipo y objeto de burla por algunos de sus compañeros. Años después y tras una acusación falsa de violación, el jugador entró en una profunda depresión y se suicidó en 1998. Para que hechos como estos no se vuelvan a repetir, se celebra esta efeméride, para el fin de la discriminación por razones homófobas en el fútbol, y en el deporte en general. 1834.- Se autoriza la construcción del primer ferrocarril alemán, que enlazaría las ciudades de Nuremberg y Furth. 1913.- El general Alfaro ocupa Tetuán, ciudad que se convierte en capital del protectorado español de Marruecos hasta 1956. 1936.- Manuel Azaña asume la presidencia del Consejo de Ministros español tras el triunfo electoral del Frente Popular. 1948.- La Cámara belga aprueba la concesión del voto a la mujer. 1986.- La URSS coloca en el espacio la primera estación portaaeronaves "Mir". 1987.- Marruecos construye un sexto muro en el Sáhara para impedir el paso del Frente Polisario al Atlántico. 1998: El Banco Santander lanza una OPA para tomar la totalidad del capital del Banco Español de Crédito (Banesto). Años más tarde, el 19 de 2008, un enfermo Fidel Castro renunció a su liderazgo en Cuba, cuarenta y nueve años después de tomar el poder en una revolución armada. 2015.- El Congreso aprueba el pacto antiyihadista PP-PSOE. Patrocinio del santo de cada día por gentileza de la Casa de las Imágenes, en la calle Obispo Perez Cáceres, 17 en Candelaria. Santoral para hoy, 19 de febrero: santos Julián, Marcelo, Álvaro de Córdoba y Gabino. Berrell advierte en Múnich: "La UE debe estar más unida en cuestiones geopolíticas". Israel continúa atacando Gaza y EE.UU. avisa que vetará otra resolución de alto el fuego en la ONU. Zelenski pide más apoyo tras la retirada de Avdivka y dice que Ucrania está "limitada" por la falta de armamento. Rueda reivindica que su victoria en Galicia le manda "un mensaje" a España: "Aquí no queremos chantajes". El PP firma una nueva mayoría absoluta con 40 escaños, la quinta consecutiva en Galicia y la primera para Rueda. Batacazo del PSdeG en las elecciones gallegas hasta su suelo electoral con nueve diputados. Los socialistas pierden cinco escaños y se mantienen como tercera fuerza tras un BNG que casi les triplica en diputados. Sumar, Vox y Podemos fracasan en Galicia y no obtienen representación parlamentaria. El Gobierno de Canarias anuncia un plan de simplificación para mejorar la competitividad. Se trata de “reducir los trámites para que las empresas ahorren tiempo y recursos”, con una Administración pública más “eficiente. 2.070 euros, precio medio de una residencia de mayores en Canarias. Las islas son la segunda comunidad con menos plazas sociosanitarias públicas pese a que muchas familias no pueden afrontar el coste de una privada. El precio medio de una residencia para mayores privada en España es de 1.990 euros al mes, cifra que se eleva en Canarias a los 2.070 euros, una de las cuotas más altas del país. Hay un déficit de plazas que ronda las 9.400 camas para alcanzar la ratio de 5 plazas por cada 100 personas mayores de 65 años. Canarias, junto a Galicia, Castilla y León, Navarra y Euskadi fueron de las únicas comunidades que se quedaron al margen de la caída general en los índices de siniestralidad laboral el pasado año, con subidas de la incidencia respecto a 2022 contrarias al descenso del 4,81% en el conjunto del país. En las Islas la incidencia creció el pasado año respecto a 2022 un 4,86%. Uno de cada cuatro hogares canarios es de alguien que vive solo (y la tendencia va en aumento). El porcentaje en el Archipiélago de este tipo modalidades familiares ha pasado del 26,4% en 2021 al 27,4% en 2024. Geógrafos consultados prevén que la cifra continúe aumentando por el envejecimiento de la población y las bajas tasas de natalidad y fecundidad en las Islas. Huelga indefinida en el tranvía de Tenerife a partir de hoy lunes. De lunes a viernes se desarrollarán de 7:00 a 9:25 horas, de 13:00 a 15:00 y de 20:00 a 22:00 horas. Un día como hoy nace en 1963: Seal, cantante británico. - Sección de actualidad con mucho sentido de Humor inteligente en el programa El Remate de La Diez Capital radio con el periodista socarrón y palmero, José Juan Pérez Capote, El Nº 1. - Sección en el programa El Remate de La Diez Capital radio con nuestros abogados particulares, Juan Inurria y Jaime Díaz Fraga, los mejores abogados de Canarias. -Tertulia de actualidad informativa con: Rosi Rivero, Ciro Machado, Moises Pires y Matias Hernández. Rueda reivindica que su victoria en Galicia le manda "un mensaje" a España: "Aquí no queremos chantajes". El PP firma una nueva mayoría absoluta con 40 escaños, la quinta consecutiva en Galicia y la primera para Rueda. 2.070 euros, precio medio de una residencia de mayores en Canarias. Las islas son la segunda comunidad con menos plazas sociosanitarias públicas pese a que muchas familias no pueden afrontar el coste de una privada. El precio medio de una residencia para mayores privada en España es de 1.990 euros al mes, cifra que se eleva en Canarias a los 2.070 euros, una de las cuotas más altas del país. Hay un déficit de plazas que ronda las 9.400 camas para alcanzar la ratio de 5 plazas por cada 100 personas mayores de 65 años . Canarias, junto a Galicia, Castilla y León, Navarra y Euskadi fueron de las únicas comunidades que se quedaron al margen de la caída general en los índices de siniestralidad laboral el pasado año, con subidas de la incidencia respecto a 2022 contrarias al descenso del 4,81% en el conjunto del país. En las Islas la incidencia creció el pasado año respecto a 2022 un 4,86%.

Photo credit © Alamy Mick is joined by footballer Jake Daniels for episode 310 of Mental Health Monday. Jake became the first UK player since Justin Fashanu in 1990 to announce he was gay, in May 2022. 18 months later he sits down with Mick Coyle to discuss his mental health at the time, and the journey he took before and after that monumental step. The conversation comes as a new survey from L'Oreal Paris Men Expert looks at what it means to be a "strong man" in 2023. READ MORE: "Being a footballer and being gay wasn't a thing" Follow Mick Coyle on X, Instagram and get video previews of MHM guests on the Mental Health Monday Facebook Group Signposting is provide at the end of the podcast. TOPICS: Coming out, Football, LGBT in Football, 

It's been more than a year since Jake Daniels made history. Still just a teenager, the Blackpool player came out publicly as gay – and become the first active British male footballer to come out while still playing since Justin Fashanu. Life has been a whirlwind for Jake since then – and we're delighted that he's found the time to join us on the podcast for an episode that we know so many of you have been desperate to hear. And this isn't just an episode about Jake's decision to come out – but about the impact it has had on his mental health, and why Jake has teamed up with the Movember charity to help ensure others are beginning to have conversations about how they are feeling. We talk about Jake's journey in football; his decision to come out; the reaction to it; his take on things like the Qatar World Cup and the upcoming World Cup in Saudi Arabia; what needs to be done to make the game more inclusive – and loads, loads more. This is an episode with someone who has rightly been lauded as a game-changer in British sport – and we can't wait for you to hear it. WANT TO FIND OUT MORE ABOUT OUR GUEST? @officialjakedaniels WANT TO GET IN TOUCH WITH THE PODCAST? @jack_murley jack.murley@bbc.co.uk

A warning this episode refers to homophobic slurs that some listeners may find upsetting. Zander Murray lives and breathes football. The 31-year-old from Glasgow currently plays for the Scottish League Two club, Bonnyrigg Rose, as a striker. Last year he gained considerable attention, having scored his 100th career goal. However that wasn't the only reason he found himself in the media spotlight. In September 2022, Zander decided to go public about being gay, becoming the first out professional footballer in Scotland since Justin Fashanu. On National Coming Out Day for 2023, Zander shares his story on the ITV Pridecast. Zander opened up about his sexuality only months after 18 year-old Blackpool striker Jake Daniels did the same. Both men are part of just a handful of footballers in the world who are openly gay, and of that very small number, none find themselves in the higher leagues of football's elite. The sport has sadly held onto a legacy of homophobia and discrimination, both on-and-off the pitch, with many in the game still fearful of coming out and the reaction they will get from both the media as well as fans. For Zander though, he could no longer keep his sexuality a secret. Since coming out, and alongside his career as a footballer, he has now taken on an ambassador role, where he's trying to create an environment where LGBTQ+ players can comfortably be themselves and live authentically.He is hoping we will reach a day where a male footballer coming out won't make the news headlines. Zander believes it's about time that the men's game takes inspiration from women's football, where there is far greater inclusivity for LGBTQ+ players. It's only then he believes that football will have caught up with wider society and can become a safe space for any player. Joining Liam McConkey to co-host this episode is Jamie Summers who is a journalist for ITV News in London.

Matt Elliot is with us this week for the final episode of the series. Talking the Torquey Tipplers, Justin Fashanu's sheepskin, Oxford Utd's shooter, long distance Chineses, Martin O'Neil signing Zinedine Zidane at Celtic and Banged Up Abroad Leicester City edition.⚽️⚽️ Get 20% Off + Free Shipping, with the code COSH20 at Manscaped.com. That's 20% off with free shipping at manscaped.com, and use code COSH20. Make this Fathers Day one he won't forget with MANSCAPED™.

It's sometimes said that this is a golden era of sports documentary. F1's Drive to Survive has changed the landscape. Every sports rights holder wants its own version, to use as a tool to reach new audiences, whether that's the infamous Gen Z demographic or in different parts of the world, delivered by the global streamers such as Netflix and Amazon Prime.But what are trade offs required in this form of commercialised documentary. Adam Darke is a veteran documentary maker, whose work includes Winning Ugly on rugby union; Forbidden Games, the life of Justin Fashanu, Keeping Up With The Brownlees and All Or Nothing Juventus. Darke's latest series is Deadline Day: Football's Transfer Window, currently available on Sky and produced by Pitch International.  It goes behind the scenes of football's transfer marketplace, revealing the work of agents and clubs in sourcing and acquiring soccer talent at every price point. This conversation is linked to another recent podcast we recorded with Sascha Empacher, one of the stars of the documentary. You can listen to that here:UP291 Mo Salah's Agent and the meaning of transfer deadline day Unofficial Partner is the leading podcast for the business of sport. A mix of entertaining and thought provoking conversations with a who's who of the global industry. To join our community of listeners, sign up to the weekly UP Newsletter and follow us on Twitter @UnffclPrtnr

Happy New Year! The MLS season is *almost* here, so we're taking the opportunity now to explore the beautiful game outside the US. Luke and Melissa co-host this special episode with two awesome guests. At 11' our Day in Gay covers Tony Dungy's recent public comments attacking trans youth, a homophobic dust-up in British boxing, the anti-LGBTQ laws popping up across the country, and then some exciting news out of Scotland involving out men's player Zander Murray.At 22' we welcome our first guest, Keph Senett, who is organizing the Americas with Football v Homophobia. And then at 38' we are joined by Anton Hysen, who came out in 2011 while playing in Sweden, making him the first active men's professional footballer to come out since Justin Fashanu, and who went on to win Sweden's version of "Dancing with the Stars." We are absolutely delighted to share our conversations with Keph and Anton with you.Have a gay day!

Nuova puntata di Linee Racconta, in cui vi narro le storie degli sportivi che hanno unito alla loro vita agonistica la lotta politica, racconti di vite di donne e di uomini che hanno fatto dello sport qualcosa di superiore, un mezzo per combattere delle battaglie, anche a costo di rinunciare alla propria carriera. In questo episodio la vicenda umana e sportiva di Justin Fashanu, il primo calciatore di colore a essere pagato 1 milione di sterline e il primo giocatore professionista a dichiarare la propria omosessualità. Fashanu per tutta la sua vita ha dovuto fare i conti con tanti pregiudizi, che lo hanno condizionato e portato a una vita piena di errori e di dolore. Oggi è diventato uno dei simboli per chi vuole combattere la latente omofobia che spopola nel mondo del calcio, dove, a più di 30 anni dalla triste fine di Fashanu, non si sono fatti molti passi in avanti in tema. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

WARNING: this episode includes reference to suicide. The first million-pound black footballer, a pioneer, an unstoppable goalscorer. But Justin Fashanu was more than that too: an adopted kid, a gay man in straight world, a lost soul looking for answers. It's a story that touches you, troubles you. Did it have to end this way?  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Some City fans have set up a crowd funder to build a statue of the former striker.

Dal discutibile e falso coming out di Iker Casillas a quello reale e drammatico di Justin Fashanu. Nonostante l'ammirevole storia di Justin, nel 2022 il calcio sembra ancora faticare molto a scrollarsi di dosso il tabù dell'omosessualità.Tutto Sommerso: https://linktr.ee/sommerso.Diventa un supporter di questo podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/arcobaleni-timidi--5676041/support.

Justin Fashanu var den första manliga fotbollsspelaren att komma ut som homosexuell.Kan han ha banat vägen för den lilla klick av män i samma situation?Om så är fallet fick han inte förmånen att uppleva de få framsteg då hans liv slutade i tragedi.

In this episode, I speak with John Fashanu on the topic of mental toughness. We speak about his upbringing, racism in football, Karate, John's brother Justin Fashanu, Gladiators and what success means to him. This episode covers sensitive topics, if you are in crisis, or you think you may have an emergency, call your local emergency line immediately https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_suicide_crisis_lines★ John's' Bio: ★ John Fashanu is an English television presenter and former professional footballer. In his former career, he was a centre-forward from 1978 until 1995, most notably in an eight-year spell at Wimbledon in which he won the FA Cup in 1988 and scored over 100 goals in all competitions.Connect with Fash:https://www.instagram.com/officialjohnfashanu/https://www.instagram.com/therealjohnfashanu/https://thejustinfashanufoundation.com/

Jermaine and Cali discuss the importance of LGBTQ+ visibility in life and sports. They also discuss Justin Fashanu and the impact of homophobia in football - specifically in South Africa. Also, an interview with Skye and Sylvs from the Shea Butter FC Podcast and Luke and Zaitouna from LAFC Pride Republic and the LGBT FC Podcast where they discussed queer culture in soccer.

Jack Daniel, jugador del Blackpool, se convirtió en el primer futbolista en actividad del Reino Unido en declarar ser homosexual, desde que Justin Fashanu lo hiciera en 1990. Alberto Lati te relata los momentos que marcaron la historia del futbol mundial en “Biblioteca futvox”. Un podcast exclusivo de futvox. ¡Conecta con futvox! Twitter: @FutvoxOficial Instagram: @futvoxoficial TikTok: @futvoxoficial Facebook: @futvoxoficial Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Suj & James discuss the outstanding players from each Premier club this season and pick their Players of the Year from all 20 clubs. Some of the choices may surprise... And the Podcast begins with discussion on Blackpool's 17 year old Jake Daniels who yesterday announced he was gay and became the UK's first male professional footballer to come out publicly as gay since Justin Fashanu in 1990. Tomorrow on Planet FPL - Planet SkyFF s3 ep41: All the latest for Sky Fantasy Football ___________________________________________ Want to become a member of our FPL and SkyFF community and support the Podcast? Our Patreon content in May features over 20 additional Podcasts from Intermediate Tier. Today's content features the WAGatha Christie Trial Join us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/planetfpl  Follow James on Twitter: https://twitter.com/PlanetFPLPod Follow Suj on Twitter: https://twitter.com/sujanshah Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/planetfpl Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/planetfpl Subscribe to our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8043oOKTB4uP8Nq15Kz6bg #FPL #PremierLeague #PlayerOfTheYear

Jake Daniels has made history by becoming the first openly gay male professional footballer in 32 years. The Blackpool forward released a statement yesterday and has been praised by the likes of Harry Kane, Gary Lineker and even the Prime Minister, Boris Johnson.Daniels is the first active male footballer to come out in the UK since Justin Fashanu in 1990 and at just 17 years old, he's set to be a role model for many years to come.We speak to Joe White, the co-chair of Pride in Football, a network of UK LGBT+ football fans. They tell us what this means for the community, whether they think any Premier League players will follow in Jake's footsteps and we look ahead to the issues around the Qatar World Cup later this year. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

¿Sabes quién era Justin Fashanu? Fue el primer futbolista en declarar públicamente su homosexualidad, y que tras luchar contra el odio y los prejuicios, su vida tuvo un trágico final. Ignacio "El Fantasma" Suárez nos cuenta su historia en "La Fantasmagórica", un podcast exclusivo de futvox. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

If you're a football fan, you're going to have read something brilliant by Adam Crafton. Formerly of the Daily Mail, he's now a reporter at The Athletic, where he's written powerfully about everything from UEFA's relationship with Eastern European governments to a moving look of the life of Justin Fashanu. So if you love the beautiful game, you're in for a treat with this episode – as Adam joins us to talk about how he broke into journalism; some of the top stories he's covered; his experiences of being a gay man in football; his time at the Athletic; journalism in the pandemic; and so, so much more. This one is an absolute pleasure to do, as Adam is a brilliant guest – and we think you'll like hearing it as much as we liked doing it. WANT TO FIND OUT MORE ABOUT OUR GUEST? @AdamCrafton_ WANT TO GET IN TOUCH WITH THE PODCAST? @jack_murley jack.murley@bbc.co.uk

Wir nutzen die Sommerpause, um einen Blick über den Tellerrand des VfB-Kosmos zu werfen und uns einem Thema zu widmen, das im Fußball immer wichtig ist - und damit auch beim VfB. Die UEFA verbietet der Stadt München, ihr Stadion in Regenbogenfarben zu beleuchten. Was das mit dem VfB zu tun hat? Eine ganze Menge und das nicht nur, weil der Brustring im Heimspiel gegen Mainz ebenfalls in den Farben des Regenbogens erstrahlte. Wir reden mit unserem Gast, Fußball-Fan Jonny (@JMarkMueller) aus Berlin über einen im wahrsten Sinne des Wortes bunten Strauß an Aspekten rund um das Thema Vielfalt und Diskriminierung. Nach einem Exkurs in die Geschichte der Regenbogenflagge geht es um die eben genannte UEFA-Entscheidung, die Frage, wie politisch der Fußball ist und wie sehr er die Gesellschaft widerspiegelt. Am eindrücklichen Beispiel von Justin Fashanu reden wir über Coming Outs im Fußball (Triggerwarnung Suizid! Wenn Ihr von diesem Thema betroffen seid, springt einfach zum nächsten Kapitel. Außerdem möchten wir Euch die Nummer der Telefonseelsorge ans Herz legen: 0800-1110111) und warum Diskriminierung im Stadion 2021 leider immer noch ein Thema ist. Zum Abschluss geht es um das Engagement des VfB für Vielfalt und gegen Diskriminierung. Einziger Wermutstropfen dieser Aufnahme: Wir mussten wegen technischer Probleme fast alles zwei Mal aufnehmen und bei der zweiten Runde aus zeitlichen Gründen auf Jannick verzichten. :( Die Themen im Überblick 00:01:58   Vorstellung Jonny 00:04:10   Die Geschichte der Regenbogenflagge 00:08:00   Die UEFA und das EM-Spiel Deutschland-Ungarn 00:27:27   Diskriminierung im Stadion 00:36:33   Der VfB und Vielfalt Werdet Gast im Podcast Wir suchen wieder Podcast-Gäste für unsere wöchentlichen Folgen! Schreibt uns unter podcast@rundumdenbrustring.de! Weitere Infos findet Ihr hier. Rund um den Brustring unterstützen Wenn Ihr uns finanziell unterstützen wollt, könnt Ihr das entweder über Patreon oder PayPal tun. Das Geld nutzen wir, um die laufenden Kosten zu decken und Rund um den Brustring weiter zu entwickeln. Schon kleine Spenden helfen uns. Wir freuen uns auch über eine Rezension bei Apple Podcasts, die wir dann natürlich auch im Podcast vorlesen. Wenn Euch unser Podcast gefällt, gebt uns gerne Feedback dazu, sei es auf Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, als Sprachnachricht bei WhatsApp oder Telegram (0157 51108680) oder eben in Form einer positiven Bewertung und ein paar netten Worten auf Apple Podcasts. Wir freuen uns natürlich auch, wenn Ihr uns ganz altmodisch offline weiterempfehlt! Ihr könnt uns übrigens auch bei YouTube und Spotify abonnieren und hören. Danke an: Ron (@Brustring1893) für Intro und Outro.

Como parte del Mes del Orgullo, Pilar Pérez, Elizabeth Patiño y Katia Castorena hablan de algunos deportistas que han sido valientes y han decidido 'salir del closet' al anunciar su sexualidad, y asumir posturas valientes dentro del deporte como Carl Nassib en la NFL, Billie Jean King en el tenis, Justin Fashanu en el fútbol, Sebastián Vega en el básket, Megan Rapinoe y Sue Bird en fútbol y la WNBA y otros más.

In the second episode of this GAY TIMES original podcast series, host Shahmir Sanni (@shahmiruk) sits down with founder and host of Busy Being Black, and Head of Communications for UK Black Pride, Josh Rivers (@_joshrivers) to discuss 'cancel culture'. Discussing Josh's own experiences with being 'canceled', this episode addresses December 1990's MediaWatch article handling footballer Justin Fashanu's coming out story in The Sun. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Theo Delaney is joined by journalist and broadcaster Tam Cowan who co presents the beloved BBC Radio Scotland show Off The Ball with previous Life Goals guest Stuart Cosgrove. On this first part of a two part special the lifelong fan of Motherwell and Scotland’s eclectic list of scorers includes Justin Fashanu, Kenny Dalglish and Colin O’Neil. His colourful broadcasting adventures and his love of crooners also feature prominently.

Újraismétmegint: Bede Márton, Uj Péter, Winkler Róbert. Zenei rendező: Botos Tamás. 00.00: Cipők cipők, cipők... Mi a tököm ez, a Szex és New York különkiadása?! (Azóta megjelent Bede csodacipőcikke.) 04.50: A szöcskelábkivonat Moldovánál. (Egyébként Bede tévedett, a kínai futónők csúcsait is megdöntötték.) Nem fikció: teknősvér! 05.13: Manny Pacquiao nagyon sok legendát üt ki a legkülönfélébb súlycsoportokban héjában sült kacsaembrió hatására. 07.30: Jarmila Kratochvilova vs. Marita Koch! Hogy a jó büdös francba jutottunk ide?! Egy jó kis Kratochvilova-futás. 10.50: Tudtad, hogy van katalánul az „egy kicsit”? 11.50: UP nem bír a vérével: már megint bitcoint vett. 18.00: Köszöntjük podcasterkollégáinkat: Bruce Springsteent és Barack Obamát. 20.00: Marx talán csákányozott? 22.00: Áder János > Putyin. 24.20: Hogyan kell csalni egy horgászversenyen? 26.50: Gulácsi Péter vajon miért pont most? 27.50: Justin Fashanu, az egyetlen nyíltan meleg brit labdarúgó.  29.20: A legendás Homosexuality in English football szócikk a Wikipedián. De Hitzlsperger már csak visszavonulása után coming outolt. 30.30: A skandináv black metal nyílt melege, a Gorgoroth Brian Johnsonja egy interjúban elmeséli, milyen nyíltan melegnek lenni a skandináv black metal univerzumban. 31.30: A Barta-Sulkowsky-történet röviden, magyarul. 33.00: Kvízjáték: mi a fehér por a tégelyben? 35.20: Napi recept: bolo pretu. Hivatkozott, sajnos már elhunyt barátunk 2008-as blogposztja a karbi édesség kalandos elkészítéséről.  40.00: Heston Blumenthal ügyében megoszlanak a vélemények. 42.00: Navalnij besorolásán rontott az Amnesty International: rasszista politikai fogoly, vagy valami ilyesmi. 53.30: Mit kúrt el Európa covidvonalon? 58.00: Amikor Boris Johnson megnyerte az Erdogan-gyalázó limerickversenyt. 61.30: Mi szüksége egy újságnak Deutsch Tomi-interjúra? És Tominak? 64.20: A Nikki Sixx-fazon titka. Itt lehet tanulmányozni Nikki Sixx aszimmetrikus fejpúpját. Ez pedig a Faces (Rod Stewart, Ronny Wood etc.) 1972-es koncertfelvétele. És a Bede által hivatkozott „Alice Cooper Detroitban” cikk. 

As part of LGBT+ History Month, Sportshour presenter Caroline Barker is joined by a panel of guests from the football community to discuss how inclusive, or not, the sport really is and what can and is being done to address those areas where it falls short. We’ll also hear from Caitlin Rooskrantz, the first person of colour to be selected for South Africa’s Olympic gymnastics team. As part of Black History Month across the BBC World Service, Caitlin describes her route into the sport and why – on the day of what would have been her Olympic final last summer – she performed a routine that was streamed across the country. As the Great Britain men’s basketball team celebrates a rare success – qualifying for the EuroBasket finals – Caroline speaks to Teddy Okereafor. Teddy reflects on equalling the team’s record for consecutive appearances, a mark which had stood for 45 years. He discusses the lows and the current highs of the team, as well as how a walk through a Newham park with his Mother set him on course for everything that’s happened since, and his Mum – Natasha Hart – on the pathway to an MBE. Photo: A banner of former footballer Justin Fashanu is seen draped across the seats at Carrow Road, Norwich City's home ground. (Credit: Getty Images)

İngiliz Haftası'nın 22. bölümünde Çetin Cem Yılmaz ve Arhan Ata Pilavoğlu, Arsenal maçında da kalesini gole kapatıp üç puanı hanesine yazdıran Manchester City'den, Pep Guardiola'nın bu sezon sahte dokuz kullanarak sağladığı verimden ve Fernandinho'dan bahsediyorlar. Anfield Road'da 1999'dan beri ilk kez Everton galibiyetiyle sonuçlanan Merseyside Derbisi bize iki takım için neler söylüyor? Bu soruya yanıt aradıktan sonra, West Ham'in efektif hücumlarını StatsBomb verileriyle açıklamaya koyuluyoruz. Günlerin Köpüğü'nde ise, hayatta olsa 60. yaş gününü kutlayacak Justin Fashanu'yu anıyoruz. (01:25) Arsenal-Man City (14:25) Liverpool-Everton (31:50) Doğal Sayılar (39:05) Günlerin Köpüğü

Justin Fashanu would have been 60 this year. Everyone knows how he died, but what about how he lived? This 'Beyond The Headline' special explores Fashanu's experiences as a result of becoming the first British male footballer to come out as gay, the struggles and contradictions of his life, a complicated legacy and its impact on the sport today. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

İngiliz Haftası’nın 22. bölümünde Çetin Cem Yılmaz ve Arhan Ata Pilavoğlu, Arsenal maçında da kalesini gole kapatıp üç puanı hanesine yazdıran Manchester City’den, Pep Guardiola’nın bu sezon sahte dokuz kullanarak sağladığı verimden ve Fernandinho’dan bahsediyorlar. Anfield Road’da 1999’dan beri ilk kez Everton galibiyetiyle sonuçlanan Merseyside Derbisi bize iki takım için neler söylüyor? Bu soruya yanıt aradıktan sonra, West Ham’in efektif hücumlarını StatsBomb verileriyle açıklamaya koyuluyoruz. Günlerin Köpüğü’nde ise, hayatta olsa 60. yaş gününü kutlayacak Justin Fashanu’yu anıyoruz. (01:25) Arsenal-Man City (14:25) Liverpool-Everton (31:50) Doğal Sayılar (39:05) Günlerin Köpüğü

El 19 de febrero se celebra el día contra la LGBTIfobia en el deporte en conmemoración del ex futbolista Justin Fashanu. Hemos querido realizar un programa especial sobre este tema y aprovechamos para entrevistar a Marky, que es jugado y entrenador de Baloncesto y nos puede contar realidades en primera persona.

Eleanor Oldroyd is joined by Radio 1’s Adele Roberts to celebrate LGBT+ History Month. They speak to former Swimming World Champion Mark Foster and Aston Villa’s former England international Anita Asante about their experiences, the state of sport as an inclusive and welcoming environment and what can be done to improve involvement for LGBT+ athletes. Mark came out after retiring from swimming, and admits to living a life telling lies and hiding in the sport without role models or people to connect with. Anita has played football openly gay for many years and shares her opinions on what women’s football has got right, and what the men’s game has got to do to catch up. We hear from Former Hull City youth player Thomas Beattie who became the first UK born male professional footballer to come out since Justin Fashanu more than 30 years ago. That sparks a debate about masculinity and how close British Football is to it happening again. There's so much more on the BBC Sport Website on LGBT+ History Month and remember if you've been affected by anything covered in this podcast and would like help with any of these issues, you can find that at the BBC Action Line on the BBC website. TOPICS: 01:40 – What LGBT+ History Month means to Adele Roberts 02:25 – Adele on her sporting role model – the Pele of women’s football 04:50 – Mark Foster on keeping his sexuality a secret 07:25 – Why sportspeople find it hard to come out 10:05 – There’s nothing wrong with being yourself 16:45 – The power of language on homophobia 21:45 – Anita Asante on the reaction of her coming out 27:20 – What can men’s football learn from the women’s game in terms of acceptance 34:15 – Thomas Beattie on masculinity and sexuality 44:00 – Change is coming

Im Jahr 2014, da hat Thomas Hitzlsperger gesagt: Ich bin schwul. Der erste deutsche Profi-Fußballer, der sein Coming-Out hatte - erst NACH dem Ende seiner Profikarriere und bislang auch der einzige, obwohl es ja schon rein statistisch mehr geben muss. Wie tragisch ein Coming-Out enden kann, das zeigt der Fall von Justin Fashanu, der erste Profifußballer, der sich geoutet hat. Heute wäre er 60 Jahre alt geworden.

Host Mark Chapman is joined by The Athletic's David Ornstein, Adam Crafton & Simon Hughes. Coming up today David's will share exclusive detail on Jose Mourinho's contract at Spurs.We also discuss Simon's recent column that asked fans to try and relate to what Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp has been going through as a person following the loss of his mother.We also reflect on Adam's incredible piece on Justin Fashanu, that details serious allegations about the former Norwich striker's treatment in football, by the church & the media. The Champions League returns this week and there's no better time to sign up for all our unrivalled coverage at The Athletic. Until February 25th, we're offering new subscribers a half price annual subscription; that's less than £1/week for an entire year.Just go to www,theathletic.com/ornsteinandchapman Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Host Mark Chapman is joined by The Athletic’s David Ornstein, Adam Crafton & Simon Hughes.  Coming up today David’s will share exclusive detail on Jose Mourinho’s contract at Spurs. We also discuss Simon's recent column that asked fans to try and relate to what Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp has been going through as a person following the loss of his mother. We also reflect on Adam's incredible piece on Justin Fashanu, that details serious allegations about the former Norwich striker’s treatment in football, by the church & the media.  The Champions League returns this week and there’s no better time to sign up for all our unrivalled coverage at The Athletic.  Until February 25th, we’re offering new subscribers a half price annual subscription; that’s less than £1/week for an entire year. Just go to www,theathletic.com/ornsteinandchapman Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's time for another of our special episodes, looking at the importance of being an ally in sport – and with the Rainbow Laces campaign in full swing, we couldn't have picked two better guests. Lewis Ward plays for Exeter City, who are currently fifth in League 2 and preparing for their Rainbow Laces match with Tranmere Rovers on Saturday. Lewis is straight – and joined us alongside Alan Quick from the Proud Grecians for another terrific conversation on the topic of allyship in sport. It's so rare that you get to speak in-depth with a professional footballer about their take on some of the things we talk about regularly on the podcast –players coming out, what the Rainbow Laces campaign means to Lewis personally, the importance of education, and how everyone has a part to play in making sport for all. We also hear from Alan about what it means to see allies like Lewis stepping up to be involved, his friendship with Justin Fashanu, the evolution of things like the Rainbow Laces campaign, and what it's been like to be a fan in the pandemic. This is an honest and frank conversation between two great guests, and we really think you'll enjoy it. WANT TO FIND OUT MORE ABOUT OUR GUESTS? @OfficialECFC @ProudGrecians WANT TO GET IN TOUCH WITH THE PODCAST? @jack_murley jack.murley@bbc.co.uk PHOTO CREDITS: Exeter City Football Club

Ben and Jenny discuss the late and great gay footballer Justin Fashanu and Julia Bulette, the 19th century prostitute, firefighter and madam, who helped to found the American West.

Justin Fashanu era una promessa del calcio con un futuro tutto da scrivere, aveva tutto per essere la "next big thing" del calcio inglese degli anni '80. Purtroppo non lo diventerà mai e le promesse di inizio carriera si trasformeranno presto in rimpianti. Non è un infortunio o una vita sregolata a tarpargli le ali ma l'odio che un suo atto di coraggio ha generato: nel 1990 Justin Fashanu è stato il primo calciatore a dichiarare pubblicamente la sua omosessualità e il mondo non è riuscito ad accettarlo.Per 30 Storie: a un passo dalla gloria Giovanni Scarlata ci racconta la storia di Justin e del prezzo che fu costretto a pagare per poter essere sé stesso.Scritto e narrato da Giovanni Scarlata.MusicaBig Rock by Kevin MacLeodLink: https://filmmusic.io/song/3436-big-rockLicense: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/Link al sito:https://www.ilmalvagio.it/2020/12/10/justin-fashanu-il-prezzo-della-sincerita/

This week we're talking to fashion designer, TV presenter and activist, Amal Fashanu. Amal has been an avid campaigner for over a decade fighting against homophobia and racial discrimination in the world of football. Last year she founded The Justin Fashion in memory of her uncle, Justin Fashanu, who was Britain's first million pound black footballer and first (and only) ever openly gay footballer. Sadly instead of this being an opportunity to change the face of football - it lead to Justin feeling rejected by his communities and lead to him taking his life. This episode we discuss the work the Foundation is doing to help fight to create that safe space within the sport as well as supporting footballers with their mental health to feel open to be their true selves. We discuss what we as a society can be doing more and help see these footballers for the humans they are and not as our performing gladiators. Please find links below to keep up to date with the amazing work that Amal and the Foundation are doing: www.thejustinfashanufoundation.com IG: @thejustinfashanufoundation IG: @amalfashanu Twitter: @TJFFOUNDATION

Uma das grandes promessas do futebol inglês promessas do futebol inglês do fim da década de 1980 teve sua carreira prejudicada pela homofobia e pelo racismo. Conheça a triste história de Justin Fashanu, o primeiro jogador de futebol a se assumir gay publicamente. TW/aviso de gatilho: suicídio. Instagram/Twitter: @foradejogocast

WARNING: this episode includes reference to suicide.The first million-pound black footballer, a pioneer, an unstoppable goalscorer. But Justin Fashanu was more than that too: an adopted kid, a gay man in straight world, a lost soul looking for answers. It’s a story that touches you, troubles you. Did it have to end this way? See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

During these episodes we will take a look back at examples of mental ill health in football from yesteryear.  In 1990, Justin Fashanu announced to the world that he was a gay man. In 1998, Justin sadly took his own life.  In this episode, we look back at the life of Justin Fashanu, Britain's first and only top level gay footballer. We try to get a better understanding of who Justin really was, and the difficulties he experienced, by speaking to his friend Alan Quick, and Jon Holmes of Sky Sports.  This episode also features Aslie Pitter, one of the founder members of Stonewall FC, the UK's first and most successful gay football team, as we try to get a clear picture on what life was like as a black, gay man in the 1980's and 1990's.  What can we learn from Justin's story? Is homophobia in football still present in 2020?Why haven't there been any other out gay footballers at the top level in Britain? This episode was made to honour the memory of Justin Fashanu, and hopefully continue to improve football's relationship with the gay community.   

[excepcionalmente no feed do Matraquilhos, apresentamos o episódio número 1 do novo podcast do Hemisfério Desportivo, o Pioneiro - um podcast quinzenal que dará destaque a figuras do desporto que tiveram um papel fundamental na quebra de barreiras na sociedade. subscrevam na vossa plataforma habitual de podcasts]Nasceu em Londres e era filho de um nigeriano e de uma guianesa. A separação dos pais deixou a mãe em dificuldades e com seis anos foi adotado por uma família britânica, juntamente com o irmão mais novo, John. Começou a jogar futebol, deu nas vistas e tornou-se o primeiro negro a ser transferido por um milhão de libras, mas entrou numa espiral negativa. Em outubro de 1990, no ocaso da carreira, tornou-se o primeiro futebolista profissional a assumir a homossexualidade. Esta é a história de Justin Fashanu.

Nasceu em Londres e era filho de um nigeriano e de uma guianesa. A separação dos pais deixou a mãe em dificuldades e com seis anos foi adotado por uma família britânica, juntamente com o irmão mais novo, John. Começou a jogar futebol, deu nas vistas e tornou-se o primeiro negro a ser transferido por um milhão de libras, mas entrou numa espiral negativa. Em outubro de 1990, no ocaso da carreira, tornou-se o primeiro futebolista profissional a assumir a homossexualidade. Esta é a história de Justin Fashanu.

En esta ocasión hablamos con Miguel Molina, actor y director de cine, que nos presenta su primera película como director: Un tiempo precioso. Un film que trata sobre la enfermedad del alzheimer desde un prisma diferente. Una película conmovedora en la que el protagonista, Miguel, es un actor al que le diagnostican alzheimer y decide viajar a Ibiza y reencontrarse con su infancia. Ficha de la película: Dirección: Micky Molina Guion: Micky Molina, José Luis de Damas Música: Luis de Arquer, Antonio Molina Moya Fotografía: Pototo Díez Reparto: Micky Molina, Sandra Blakstad, Carlos Pulido, Saturnino García Productora: Forest Films, Platea Films Música en el programa: Caminito del olvido | Antonio Molina ( con el permiso de Miguel Molina). En el ecuador del programa tendremos a Víctor Tirador con el que hablaremos sobre Harrison Ford, el actor acaba de cumplir años y se encuentra en plena forma. Hacemos un repaso a su trayectoria ( Star Wars, Indiano Jones, Blade Runner, entre otras) y conocemos las dificultades y retos a los que se tuvo que enfrentar en sus primeros años. ¿Sabías que compaginaba el mundo del cine con la carpintería para ganarse la vida? Para finalizar el programa contamos con Aitor Fernández que nos adentra en un nuevo capítulo en la historia del fútbol. En esta ocasión nos habla sobre la figura de Justin Fashanu, el primer futbolista que se declaró abiertamente homosexual. Intervenciones: Miguel Molina: 6:59 - 38:15 Víctor Tirador: 39:15 -1:00:20 Aitor Fernández: 1:01:25 - 1:24:30 Todo esto y mucho más en mucho más en www.elcafedelalluvia.com Síguenos en twitter: @cafelluvia | Facebook: Cafedelalluvia |Instagram: elcafedelalluvia ¡Suscríbete a "El Café de la Lluvia"! ¿Te identificas con lo que hacemos? ¿Piensas que la cultura, la ciencia y la educación son herramientas de transformación social? Si es así, puedes apoyar el medio en: https://elcafedelalluvia.com/apoya-el-proyecto/

A 10 años de que se aprobara la ley de matrimonio igualitario en Argentina, Maurito Cosenza nos trae un nuevo capítulo de Lado B...la historia de Justin Fashanu, el primer futbolista que se declaró homosexual. Sus comienzos en el mundo del fútbol, una dura infancia, la discriminación que sufrió una vez que contó su orientación sexual y un final trágico. Su vida fue un antes y un después en el mundo del deporte con respecto a la homofobia.

Gay footballers in British football

Arquivo 45 #4 no ar!! Nesta semana chegamos com mais um Arquivo, e relembrando uma trajetória muito maior que o futebol: a de Justin Fashanu. Emerson Esteves e Victor Santos falaram da carreira do primeiro jogador profissional a se assumir homossexual: desde o começo e as expectativas no Norwich, passando pelo sofrimento no Nottingham Forest e o declínio até sua morte, lidando diretamente com a homofobia e o racismo. Uma história que vale muito a pena ouvir e conhecer. Vem com a gente!! Roteiro: Emerson Esteves e Victor Santos Edição: Hector Sousa Estamos nos principais agregadores, como Spotify, iTunes e Google Podcasts. E você também pode nos encontrar nas redes sociais: Instagram: @45deacrescimo Twitter: @45deacrescimo 45deacrescimo@gmail.com

Hey everybody! Welcome back for another sexy episode of Queer All Year! In today's episode, Cat and McG start out with some silly banter: Today is National Garden Naked Day, which we fully endorse. Unless you don't have a fence around your yard, in which case you should probably wear some clothes. We also discuss Osama Bin Laden's death, which occurred on this day in 2011. For our main story, Cat talks about Justin Fashanu, who was denied the chance for a great football career after he came out. Thank you so much and remember: We Love You!

Colln sits down with Alan Porteous, Brian Smith and John O'Brien to discuss Airdrie's third quarter performance, what's needed from here on in, Justin Fashanu's brief time at the club and Glory Hunting. Photo Copyright Robert Dalzell

This week, Kieran and Ainsley take a look at queer representation in our media spaces ranging from films, to books to reality television. Plus, we spend time discussing the great James Baldwin, the tragic case of Justin Fashanu and more. Follow Black Boy Joy on instagram: https://www.instagram.com/blackboyjoypodcast/ Please send any enquiries to blackboyjoypodcast@gmail.com

Back after our 'Winter Break', Ady & Al are joined by Justin Brentnall to discuss, among other things, the Watford game, Arsene Wenger's offside proposal, the history of Sheffield United v Brighton.Proud Canaries' Di Cunningham also joined us in the week of Justin Fashanu's induction into the Football Hall of Fame.Shirt of the Week is Rainbow-tastic.

On Wednesday, Justin Fashanu went into the National Football Museum's Hall of Fame. It's a story that has made headlines around the world - so we thought we'd do something a little bit different and take you inside the Museum for the induction itself. This episode is a bit different to our other ones - with not just one guest but lots of them, all talking about what Justin Fashanu's induction means to them. The edits are a bit rough and ready - but the stories, as always, are powerful and surprising, and we think they'll give you a real flavour of what the event was all about. WANT TO GET IN TOUCH WITH THE PODCAST? jack.murley@bbc.co.uk @jack_murley

Justin Fashanu fue un jugador de fútbol profesional de Inglaterra. En 1990 hizo pública su homosexualidad. En 1998 se suicidó tras ocho años de sufrimiento y acoso continuo por su condición sexual. La homosexualidad y el deporte no casan demasiado bien. Sin embargo hay quien con su testimonio y su acción contribuye a visibilizar la homosexualidad en el deporte. Esta semana la protagonista es Izaro Antxia Pulido, mujer transexual y lesbiana. Ella fue la primera transexual en tener ficha federativa en un equipo de fútbol femenino. ¿Cómo vivió ese momento? ¿Porqué decidió reivindicarse como Izaro y dejar atrás a Gorka? ¿Quién la ayudó a elegir su nombre? ¿El deporte se lo ha puesto fácil o todo lo contrario? Las respuestas en este podcast que no te va a dejar indiferente.

The Athletic's Norwich City correspondent Michael Bailey is joined by Ben Walden  and former Norwich Winger Cédric Anselin to look back on pushing Liverpool close and the dazzling display of Todd Cantwell. Michael pays tribute to Justin Fashanu and speaks to Norwich keeper Tim Krul who could be in line for a recall to the Dutch national team....and of course there is another Hodge Spot! And by listening to this podcast you can get a 40% discount on subscription by going to theathletic.com/norwichpod

A special episode about the UK's first and only openly gay male professional footballer Justin Fashanu as he is inducted into the National Football Museum's 'Hall of Fame'. Guests include Di Cunningham from 'Proud Canaries', Tim Desmond from the National Football Museum and Ian Pearson from 'United with Pride'.

Wednesday would have been the 59th birthday of Justin Fashanu. The footballer was the first black player to earn a one-million pound transfer fee – and played for twenty-two clubs in a career that spanned two decades. Fashanu was also the first male English professional to come out as gay while playing – and became the victim of constant crowd abuse as a result. Ultimately, Fashanu took his own life – but on Wednesday, he's being posthumously inducted into the National Football Museum's Hall of Fame for his contributions to the sport. His niece Amal will be accepting the honour on his behalf – and joins us for this powerful, poignant episode on her uncle's legacy, as well as her memories of him as a man. There's so much on the agenda – from visibility to inclusivity to mental health – and we think this is an interview that you won't forget any time soon. WANT TO GET IN TOUCH WITH OUR GUEST? @AmalFashanu @TJFFoundation WANT TO GET IN TOUCH WITH THE PODCAST? @jack_murley jack.murley@bbc.co.uk

Matt Beadle was joined by Michael Bailey, Norwich City FC correspondent for The Athletic and Canary Cast’s Jacob Robinson.  They dissected their 1-0 home defeat to Liverpool at Carrow Road. The defence needs to improve and there is a lack of goals going in the right end. Does Pukki and go need to step up and be more clinical?  Jacob and Matt also reflect on the tribute paid to former player Justin Fashanu over the weekend.

Andy Dawson from monster pod hits Athletico Mince and Top Flight Time Machine, joins Theo Delaney to relive the eight goals of his life. He tells of trying to replicate Justin Fashanu's goal of the season on his front drive, breaking the Sunderland to Wembley land speed record, playing at the Stadium of Light without an invisible ball and getting something in his eye when his young son talks of his staunch loyalty to the Black Cats. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Nesse episódio, João Abel, autor do livro "Bicha: homofobia estrutural no futebol" explica quem foi Justin Fashanu, personagem presente no livro.-------------------Esse conteúdo foi extraído do episódio #3 Futebol e Resenha - Destaques do Brasileirão e Libertadores, homofobia no futebol e dicas de filmes.

¿Por qué nos sigue importando tanto si un jugador es, o no, homosexual? ¿Siguen presentes los prejuicios en el mundo del fútbol? Nos lo cuentan Jesús Tomillero, árbitro amenazado de muerte tras haber hecho pública su condición sexual, Felipe Cruz y Andrés Martínez del club GMadrid Sports y Miguel Ángel López, exdirector de la revista Zero. Además, Víctor Romero nos relata el caso de Justin Fashanu, el primer jugador de élite que declaró ser homosexual.

Justin Fashanu was a star on the rise. Young. Strong. Fast. His goal against Liverpool for little regarded Norwich City was so unexpected, and so spectacular it was named goal of the year. It also catapulted young Justin into another stratosphere and into the world of big-time soccer. His transfer fee of $1-million-pounds was the largest sum ever. However, playing for his new club, Nottingham Forest, at such a young age and with so much expected of him was an incredible pressure cooker. Justin’s off-the-field lifestyle didn’t help, and his clashes with his club manager didn’t help. Kartik Krishnaiyer from World Soccer Talk joins the podcast as we take a look back at the career of a man who played the role of hero for Norwich City, but never reached the heights so many thought to which he would ascend.   Links: Sports' Forgotten Heroes website Sports' Forgotten Heroes Patreon Page Sports' Forgotten Heroes twitter ©2017 Sports' Forgotten Heroes

Hvorfor har der aldrig været en åbent homoseksuel mand i dansk topfodbold? Vi var det første land i verden til at tillade homoægteskaber, men vi har altså en nationalsport helt uden bøsser på topniveau. I dette afsnit kan du høre fortællingen om verdens første professionelle homoseksuelle fodboldspiller, Justin Fashanu. Derudover giver Carsten Friis Overbye sit bud på, hvorfor der ikke er nogen åbent homoseksuelle fodboldspillere i Danmark, ud fra sit arbejde med at inkludere LGBT-personer i idrætten. Og så fortæller en sportspsykolog om, hvordan hun hjælper homoseksuelle atleter med at springe ud. Kontakt redaktionen på 3520 3211 eller paabanen@dr.dk

Khalida Popal, standing up to the Taliban Former Afghanistan women's team captain Khalida Popal grew up in a nation under Taliban rule where women were banned from playing any form of sport. She learned to play silently with friends to avoid detection, played on pitches once used for public executions and suffered physical and verbal abuse. Khalida fled her country, years later, and with her playing career now over she looks back on her life and tells us of her dream to one day return home as head of their FA. Bon soire Napoleon, the life of Raymond Kopa Raymond Kopa died earlier this month at the age of 85. He was the first French player to win the Ballon D'or and finished in the top three on a total of four occasions. He was the first player to boast a commercial interest, (his own sportswear brand), something no player would be without today. He was also one of the founding fathers of the first players union. Nicknamed 'The Little Napoleon', he was part of the Real Madrid side that dominated the 50s, he also played for Stade de Reims in the first ever European Cup final. We hear Kopa's only BBC World Service interview and Reims Sporting Director Alexandre Barbier pays tribute. Alessandro Costacurta interview The former Italy and AC Milan defender Alessandro Costacurta looks back on his time playing alongside Paolo Maldini and Franco Baresi. Arguably the most dominant defence of all time, he says the team 'choked' their opponents into submission and blames Milan's recent problems on the absence of a 'teacher' like Baresi or Maldini. He also claims Milan's owner is 'too old' to take the team back to the top and admits Inter Milan are the more likely of the two teams to challenge for Serie A titles in the near future. A night on the tiles with Kosovo James Montague reports from Kosovo where the national team coach Albert Bunjaki staged a flash mob at a classical music concert to stir up national pride amongst his players. Kosovo are hoping to record their first ever competitive win when they face Iceland this weekend. We also hear from Manchester City and Kosovo player Bersant Celina who recently jumped into the crowd to tear down a 'Kosovo is Serbia' banner at an FC Twente match (he's on loan there). The tragedy of Justin Fashanu Leroy Rosenior played with Justin Fashanu at West Ham, he looks back on their time at the club and examines how close (or far away) football is from convincing gay players they are safe to come out whilst continuing their careers. He also tells us how Fashanu's suicide changed his life.

Antes de la madurez no hay reglas, normas o dogmas. Es un fútbol sin piscinazos ni declaraciones tras cada partido. Los intercambios de camiseta se hacen con admiración y no con miradas de soslayo. No hay nada más que el césped. Después, la inocencia se cuela por los huecos de la red y todo comienza a complicarse… siempre un poco más.Esta infancia, se escapa de su tiempo para verterse por las arterias de Líbero y las venas de Podium.Nostalgia, donde el poeta Luis García Montero recuerda un poema suyo 'Domingos por la tarde'.Fútbol, en el que la periodista Rodrigo Marciel nos trae la historia de Justin Fashanu, un jugador de fútbol inglés que sufrió todo tipo de humillaciones por ser homosexual. Con la participación de Miguel Nuñez, Juan Aranaz, Javier Jiménez Bas y José David Palacio.Cultura, donde maridamos libros y canciones con Igor Paskual y Pedro Zuazua.Estilo, en el que entrevistamos a Bernd Schuster, exjugador, exentrenador y siempre leyenda del fútbol.Y los Relatos, una ficción sonora escrita por el periodista Manuel Jabois interpretado por José Luis Sastre y Pacojo.Conocemos los 11+6 malditos de la periodista Marta Fernández.

Antes de la madurez no hay reglas, normas o dogmas. Es un fútbol sin piscinazos ni declaraciones tras cada partido. Los intercambios de camiseta se hacen con admiración y no con miradas de soslayo. No hay nada más que el césped. Después, la inocencia se cuela por los huecos de la red y todo comienza a complicarse… siempre un poco más.Esta infancia, se escapa de su tiempo para verterse por las arterias de Líbero y las venas de Podium.Nostalgia, donde el poeta Luis García Montero recuerda un poema suyo 'Domingos por la tarde'.Fútbol, en el que la periodista Rodrigo Marciel nos trae la historia de Justin Fashanu, un jugador de fútbol inglés que sufrió todo tipo de humillaciones por ser homosexual. Con la participación de Miguel Nuñez, Juan Aranaz, Javier Jiménez Bas y José David Palacio.Cultura, donde maridamos libros y canciones con Igor Paskual y Pedro Zuazua.Estilo, en el que entrevistamos a Bernd Schuster, exjugador, exentrenador y siempre leyenda del fútbol.Y los Relatos, una ficción sonora escrita por el periodista Manuel Jabois interpretado por José Luis Sastre y Pacojo.Conocemos los 11+6 malditos de la periodista Marta Fernández.

Anton is a Swedish media personality and football player who in 2011 gained global attention when he came out as gay. He was the first high-profile Swedish footballer to make the announcement and the second active professional player in the world to come out, after English footballer Justin Fashanu in 1990. Anton was born in Liverpool in 1990, where his father Glenn Hysén, was playing for Liverpool FC, winning the league title that same year. We discuss homophobia in the game, the big announcement, the unexpected attention from all corners of the world, the locker room environment, indecent proposals, TV gigs, winning Dancing With The Stars, Liverpool FC fandom, and much more! Contact Anton: Tweet @antonhysenoffic | Instagram antonhysen | Email mika@mikas.se See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Justin Fashanu, Britain's first openly gay footballer, killed himself in May 1998. He committed suicide in London, following allegations that he had sexually assaulted a teenager. His niece Amal Fashanu speaks to Witness about her favourite uncle.

In this video we go behind the scenes at the recent Justin Campaign event, hosted at the University, by the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transsexual and Questioning staff network (LGBTQ). The Justin event is held in memory of Justin Fashanu, a talented, openly gay professional footballer, who committed suicide after being forced out of the game because of his sexuality.