Podcast appearances and mentions of Mark Neeld

Adam sits down with the CEO of Geelong United Basketball, Mark Neeld, to talk about the club's vision, purpose and culture as it enters its inaugural WNBL season.Unwrapped is presented by FBL - Fantasy Ballers League; the official apparel sponsor of the podcast. Be bold with gold - head to fblsport.com to check out the whole collection, including the Shyla Heal shoe, available now. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Mark Neeld the CEO at Geelong United Basketball Association joined Harf on Breakfast after the announcement that Geelong United have been granted a WNBL license to enter the league for season 2024-25. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, Rob and Neil chat to Mark Neeld, CEO of Geelong United Basketball, former AFL/BFL/GFL coach, former Geelong and Richmond player and recently appointed coach of South Barwon Football Club and, as part of Regional Roundup, chat to Liz Fleming in Traralgon.

Thriving Geelong - People With Purpose Podcast is brought to you by the Geelong Chamber of Commerce. Geelong Chamber CEO Ben Flynn chats with thriving Geelong business leaders. In this episode from the 27th of May 2021, we hear from Mark Neeld, CEO of Geelong United Basketball.

Jack Grimes is a former AFL player for the Melbourne Football Club.He was taken with pick 14 at the 2007 draft and would go on to play 100 AFL games across a nine year season, including co-captaining the side from 2012 - 2014 in what was a pretty challenging time both on and off field for the club.Jack was just 22 years old when he and Jack Trengrove (20) were thrust into the position of co-captain of a club that was going through a rebuild. The appointment made him one of the youngest AFL captains in the history of the game of a club that, at the time, attracted plenty of external noise for the wrong reasons because of their lack of on field success during his tenure. Jack won just 24 of 100 games throughout his AFL career to paint a better picture.On top of the lack of on-field success, Jack was unfortunately regularly plagued by soft-tissue injuries throughout his career and only twice played more than 15 games in a season with his best season coming in 2012 when he was appointed co-captain. He would play a career-high 21 games that year and finished runner-up in Melbourne's best and fairest award.He stood down as co-captain heading into the 2015 season as he wanted to get back to focussing on his own game as he felt his form had suffered to some degree during his leadership tenure, but would be plagued by more injuries in 2015 and despite outstanding VFL form with the Casey Scorpions (Melbourne’s reserves) in 2016, he managed just two senior games due to another rebuild and change of direction under new coach, Paul Roos, in what would ultimately be his last season at AFL level after being delisted at the end of that season.At 27 years of age and with some other AFL interest circling, Jack decided against nominating for the draft and made himself unavailable to other clubs, subsequently putting an end to his career and exiting the AFL system. He instead chose to start the next phase of his life and transitioned into work running his PT studio JJ’s Health and Fitness which is thriving and brings him joy.Throughout this episode, we discuss all things leadership, how he approached it when he was appointed, how he felt throughout his tenure including the emotional ups and downs, what he would have liked to have known at the time and what he learnt about himself upon reflection. He talks openly and honestly about hard work, the process of tackling multiple injuries and how he lost some passion for the game and where and how he rediscovered it through 2016 as a VFL player.Jack is also a long time personal friend of mine, so it was really nice to catch up and be able to share this with others. You will not meet a more caring and humble human.Please enjoy this engaging conversation with Jack Grimes.

Melbourne experienced a torrid time between 2008 - 2013 and one player who experienced it first hand was Cale Morton. Drafted with pick 4 in the 2007 AFL draft, he came with high expectations. However, a poor environment and culture would greet the young Perth kid. He had a promising first year, but the entire team suffered some of their heaviest defeat's in the club's history. It all amounted to Cale getting delisted at the end of 2012. Hear him lift the lid on Melbourne's miserable period under Dean Bailey, but in particular the horrendous reign of Mark Neeld.

The man known as 'Beamer' grew up supporting the Dees, came across from Geelong at the end of 2004, was living a dream and then had to leave an organisation he loved so dearly and endure some of the club's darkest days. Our frank and honest discussion with the 122-gamer for the red and blue, lifts the lid on Mark Neeld's unforgivable tenure and why the club got it so awfully wrong. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Naughtsie, Marca, Benny and Toff review our precious first victory against Sydney, we do an extensive interview with former best and fairest winner and midfielder Brent Moloney, who lifts the lid on the dark days, his relationship with Mark Neeld, plus a whole lot more! For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

From Wayne Jackson Studios and Rod Carter Studios, Adam and Michael cast an eye over the first week of finals but more specifically, Adam's adventure in hospital. We talk Toby Greene, Phil Davis, Buddy and Mark Neeld but more importantly, Rozie is back! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On the eve of Melbourne's return to September action, former Dees coach Mark Neeld sits down with Mike Sheahan to chat about his sacking from the club just five years ago.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On the eve of Melbourne's return to September action, former Dees coach Mark Neeld sits down with Mike Sheahan to chat about his sacking from the club just five years ago. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On the eve of Melbourne's return to September action, former Dees coach Mark Neeld sits down with Mike Sheahan to chat about his sacking from the club just five years ago.

******** James and Ralph discuss the recent sacking of Mark Neeld and Matthew Lloyd's honesty on  Footy Classified this week when asked about the current state of the Essendon Football Club. 20:41 Ralph poses the question to James, "Would you ever coach again?". Round 9 Preview, skip ahead to hear the game you're interested in previewed. 39:30 Western Bulldogs V Adelaide 41:00 North Melbourne V GWS 42:00 Gold Coast V Port Adelaide 43:00 Essendon V Geelong 47:00 Sydney V Fremantle 48:00 St. Kilda V Collingwood 49:00 Carlton V Melbourne 50:00 Hawthorn V Brisbane 51:00 Richmond V West Coast ******** Stay in the loop at crawfhirdy.com Become a member of the show patreon/crawfhirdy ******** Special Thanks to Spencer Panels ******** Music - Melody Jones Podcast recorded, mixed and edited by Jimi Lloyd-Wyatt @ Ginger Recording Studios

Titus and Sergio discuss the sacking of Mark Neeld, the Showdown and why getting mice drunk is apparently a job. Titus has two new dates to announce for A Thoroughly Unhelpful History of Australian Sport. Exciting! The first is 7.00pm Wednesday 6 June The Comic’s Lounge in Melbourne. The second is 8.00pm Thursday 7 June Arkaba Hotel Adelaide. The almost all the shows at the Melbourne Comedy Festival sold out so get in early. Tickets for both shows available here: frontiercomedy.com/titusoreily Become a supporter of The Variety Hour here: https://titusoreily.com/support-titus

Mark Neeld's sacking and the feud between Alastair Clarkson and John Longmire headline this week's Fox Footy podcast with Tom Morris, Max Laughton and Ben Waterworth.

From Wayne Jackson Studios, Adam and Michael cast an eye across week two of the finals. Denis Pagan lashes out at the Giants, Mrs McVeigh has a lil' bundle of joy plus Lonergan writes a letter to his 17 year old self. Balmey goes on a secret trip to NZ, 'The Package' needs a watch and we remember just who Mark Neeld is. Tickets for our post-Grand Final live show with 2 Guys 1 Cups can be found at trybooking.comTWITTER: @junktimeaflpodFACEBOOK: facebook.com/junktimeaflpodEMAIL: junktimeaflpod@gmail.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Chrisso and McGuane present RSN Breakfast. Includes Paul Puopolo, Mark Neeld, Mark Brayshaw, Tohu Harris.

Round 12, 2013 The Melbourne Coaching saga takes a turn for the better  – seriously it couldn’t be any worse but you have to feel for Mark Neeld.  As long as he shows up back at Collingwood and does the same thing to them we will be very happy. This week serves as the longest […]