Podcast appearances and mentions of Mike Mulvey

This week on The Sports Agents...From sneaking a disguised Novak Djokovic into a team talk, to lessons from Ben Stokes and the LIV/PGA divide, we chatted to European Ryder Cup captain Luke Donald for an exclusive interview (02:15). One day Jim Ratcliffe said Manchester United were on track to be 'bust by Christmas', and the next they announced plans for a £2bn stadium... so we asked Professor of Football Finance at the University of Liverpool, Kieran Maguire, how that makes sense (08:45). Michael Jordan, Usain Bolt, Sarah Storey... lots of famous sportspeople have tried switching sports. We got into what that's like with double Olympic champion Jade Jones, who's swapping taekwondo for boxing. We also chatted to Usain Bolt's football coach, Mike Mulvey (16:30). And comedian Adam Hills chatted to us about his new role as President of the Rugby Football league, which seems to involve a big gold chain, hearing stories from his Ukrainian counterpart and spending his spare time at the Para-Standing Tennis World Championships (21:30). Got a question for The Sports Agents - email us at thesportsagents@global.com New episodes every Tuesday and Thursday.

This week on The Sports Agents...From sneaking a disguised Novak Djokovic into a team talk, to lessons from Ben Stokes and the LIV/PGA divide, we chatted to European Ryder Cup captain Luke Donald for an exclusive interview (02:15). One day Jim Ratcliffe said Manchester United were on track to be 'bust by Christmas', and the next they announced plans for a £2bn stadium... so we asked Professor of Football Finance at the University of Liverpool, Kieran Maguire, how that makes sense (08:45). Michael Jordan, Usain Bolt, Sarah Storey... lots of famous sportspeople have tried switching sports. We got into what that's like with double Olympic champion Jade Jones, who's swapping taekwondo for boxing. We also chatted to Usain Bolt's football coach, Mike Mulvey (16:30). And comedian Adam Hills chatted to us about his new role as President of the Rugby Football league, which seems to involve a big gold chain, hearing stories from his Ukrainian counterpart and spending his spare time at the Para-Standing Tennis World Championships (21:30). Got a question for The Sports Agents - email us at thesportsagents@global.com New episodes every Tuesday and Thursday.

As double Olympic champion Jade Jones recently announced she's swapping taekwondo for boxing, Gabby and Mark discuss what it's like to switch sports. Many have tried it - Michael Jordan, Usain Bolt, Louis Rees-Zammit, Petr Cech, Ash Barty, Sarah Storey... but not all successfully.Jade Jones joins us in the studio to tell us how she's resisting the urge to kick her opponents rather than punch them, why she chose boxing and how far she hopes to go in her new sport (06:45). And Usain Bolt's football coach at the Central Coast Mariners, Mike Mulvey, tells us what Bolt was like at training, how he did in the sprints and why football might not have been the right sport for the eight-time Olympic champion (22:30). Executive Producer: Adonis PratsidesProducer: Sophie PenneyVideo Producers: Sam TrudgillSocial Media Editor: Calum ScotlandTom Hughes is Editor for The News Agents podcast networkVicky Etchells is the Commissioning Editor for GlobalYou can listen to this episode on Alexa - just say "Alexa, ask Global Player to play The Sports Agents".The Sports Agents have merch! You can buy yours now here!

Growing up in South Africa, Mike's father pushed him toward the medical field, but after one visit to the architecture wing of the University of Cape Town and Mike switched his field of study. Today Mike designs laboratories that inspire people to work together in harmony. Talking Points: {01:15} Becoming a member of Mensa {02:47} Growing up in South Africa and the journey to a career as an architect{10:10} Lessons from working international{15:00} Game plan that you have for every facility you build{27:10} Favorite top three projects{31:10} Overwhelmingly challenges Mike Mulvey Bio:Mike is an architect by trade and joined HED Design in 2018. He's got a long history of success before that. He also specializes in laboratory design for life science companies. So essentially, he's designing the structure for smart people to design the next exciting discoveries in human science for all of us. Resources and Links:Website: https://www.hed.design/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mikemulvey01/Connect with Tom FinnLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/therealtomfinn/Instagram: https://instagram.com/therealtomfinnYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@therealtomfinnTiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@therealtomfinnTwitter: https://twitter.com/therealtomfinn/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/therealtomfinnPinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/therealtomfinn

Growing up in South Africa, Mike's father pushed him toward the medical field, but after one visit to the architecture wing of the University of Cape Town and Mike switched his field of study. Today Mike designs laboratories that inspire people to work together in harmony.

This week we're back at the COE after the derby win against the jets. We talk to CCM sporting director and Manchester United assistant manager Mike Phelan. We discuss our last run of results and discuss off field issues including the sacking of Mike Mulvey. Interview starts at the 48th minute. *We apologise for the poor audio at the end of the interview.

Yet again, Central Coast Mariners continue to be the centre of attention for all the wrong reasons. An 8-2 home thrashing by Wellington Phoenix saw the end of Mike Mulvey, and in an intriguing twist of fate, Alen Stajcic has been hired as caretaker. The man who broke the story, Ray Gatt from The Australian, discusses all the fallout. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Pissed Peni Terepo 2. DYOR Doctors 3. Cam Smith has dementia 4. Get out your cheque books 5. Coupla ODI Aristotles 6. 21st Century Horticulture 7. Andy Bogues - King of the Crumbles 8. Alphas wanted 9. Beta of the week - Mike Mulvey 10. Calling out a Punter/Dribbler - Where's our Proper 12? 11. Graphic Designers/Writers - Reach out

We thought the second half of A-League split round action would be flat, but how wrong we were. A Central Coast drubbing saw Mike Mulvey out the door at the struggling club, and curiously, Alen Stajcic installed as caretaker until the end of the season. We discuss all that with The Australian journalist Ray Gatt, plus there’s the weekend’s EuROOvision, Top Bins, the Imperial Bourke St Player of the year votes and plenty more. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Settled and loving it! Central Coast Mariners new boy Jem Karacan has quickly become a key part of Mike Mulvey’s first team plans after joining in January. We check in with the former Millwall, Reading and Bolton man on his 30th birthday! For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

The FootBald Show previews the upcoming W-League decider and looks into 'what next' for Sam Kerr, and whether this might be her final domestic game on home soil in a while.Fox Football broadcaster Brenton Speed also includes Kerr in what he believes is Australian football's best on-field partnership.As usual, 'Speedy' joins fellow broadcaster Andy Harper and Fox Football's Executive Producer Murray Shaw, unpacking plenty on Australian soil and overseas, too.Here's today's rundown:Asian Champions League (4:00)Players they enjoyed watching, including Dylan Wenzel-Halls, Christine Nairn, Sam Kerr (11:00)Murray Shaw's very hot hunch: Sam Kerr won't be back next season and what she can get out of playing in Europe (14:00)A look at the W-League Grand Final (20:00)The best partnership in Australian Football - Hill and Kerr (20:00)New Victorian A-League team have announced name and colours (27:00)What now for Josh Risdon? (32:00)Reddy's Diego Castro International GOAT take (35:00)Mike Mulvey pressure (37:30)PSG's big win over the Red Devils (42:30)Saving Hakeem al-Araibi and crediting Craig Foster (47:30)

Straight after Alen Stajcic's media appearance Monday morning, former Socceroo and A-League striker Bruce Djite sat down with Fox Football's Simon Hill and Fox Sports News 500's Daniel Garb to work out what exactly is going on at the FFA, plus much more.Here are further details about what's brought up on today's episode:Stajcic chat (0:00-20:00)Glory, Glory Perth (20:00-24:30)No VAR for penalty? (24:30-27:00)Adam Taggart's fantastic form (26:30-29:30)Thai Airways (29:30-31:00)Mike Mulvey's future (30:30-34:30)Danny Vucevic's efforts in Belgium (34:00-36:00)Manchester City blowing out Chelsea (36:00-38:00)Ask Bruce anything (41:30-49:00)Sam Kerr steps up (48:30-50:30)

After making the jump up from South Melbourne in NPL Victoria to Central Coast Mariners, Matt Millar has not looked out of place. It’s been a tough old season for Mike Mulvey’s men, but the winger has proven to be a shining light on a weekly basis. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Mike Mulvey joins us in the studio for a chat. We review round one of the 18/19 season. Discuss VAR, Bolt and look forward to the Melbourne City Match.

Fox Football's Adam Peacock interviews all ten A-League coaches on the eve of the new season.

The Mariners have undergone a massive makeover under Mike Mulvey, and Gatt can feel the buzz in Gosford. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

A quiet day in Australian football news yesterday - with just 2 A-league signings to report on - both for the Central Coast Mariners. We start with Burnley midfielder Aiden O'Neill has returned to his native Australia on a season-long loan with The Mariners. The Brisbane-born 20-year-old managed three Premier League appearances for the Burnley in the 2016-17 season prior to a short spell with Oldham Athletic. He joined Fleetwood Town on loan last term and appeared 21 times in League One. O'Neill has represented Australia at Under-23 level. Central Coast Mariners have also confirmed the signing of impressive right-back Matthew Millar for the 2018/19 Season. The 21-year-old signed a one-year deal after impressing coach Mike Mulvey from more than 50 players from the NPL who trialled at the Mariners. Millar has played in the Hyundai A-League before, having made four appearances with Melbourne City in the 2015/16 Season.

Lions are a step closer to claiming the QLD NPL Premiership with a 2 -1 win over Brisbane Roar Youth last night. They now sit 6 points clear with just the 3 games remaining. And in the Capital Football NPL Cooma Tigers have moved into a finals spot after beating Gungahlin United 2 nil. Mike Mulvey has rejected suggestions that Usain Bolt is blocking opportunities for actual footballers to trial for an A-League contract with the Central Coast Mariners.The club's decision to allow Bolt to train with the Mariners first team for an "indefinite" period has made headlines around the world but has been met with a mixed reaction in Australian football circles. Some view it as a shameless gimmick at a time when A-League clubs should be looking closer at young Australian players, particularly those toiling away in state-based NPL competitions.

SBS will now be broadcasting every match of the World Cup until the end of the tournament. Next up, we’ve got some A-league transfer news with Sydney FC's Bobo reportedly having agreed to terms with Turkish side Alana-yasper - which would free-up cash for Adrian Mierzejewski. Central Coast have signed former Reading defender Kalifa Cisse.The France-born 34-year-old, who earned five caps for Mali between 2008 and 2012, has signed a one-year deal with the Mariners as part of new coach Mike Mulvey's bid to restore last season's wooden spooners to their former glory. A holding midfielder by trade, Cisse has more recently been deployed in central defence. After his spell with Reading and Bristol City, he has since completed stints at MLS club New England Revolution and English Championship side Derby County, before moving to Thailand's top flight for Bangkok United, Bangkok Glass and BEC Tero Sasana.

We’re back with more B-roll goodness! Mike and Casey are joined in the studio with Sam Mulvey of Ask an Atheist and his brother, Mike Mulvey for a wide-ranging bullshit session. We dig into contests with pop culture prizes that … Continue reading →

This week Carlos joined Jason Richardson to chat about all the big stories in world football. The boys started by reflecting on the 10 year anniversary of the Hyundai A-League. They discussed the ups and downs of the competition and what it might look like in the future. Mike Mulvey’s shock sacking from Brisbane Roar was on the agenda as was Melbourne City’s underachievement so far under the new ownership of Manchester City. Talkback fired up with excitement when the topic turned to the International Champions Cup tournament scheduled for the MCG Melbourne in July 2015. Real Madrid with the legendary Cristiano Ronaldo and the prospect of Inter Milan and Manchester City also partaking in the global football festival put a ‘spring in the pants’ of listeners and of course Carlos. Get a ‘spring in your pants’ and listen to the most riveting hour of world football radio you’ll hear this week ...listen now amigos...OLE!

After another masterful hat trick for Barcelona in the UEFA Champions League Lionel Messi got the Diegos rumbling before during and after the show last night. It was a fiery night with the hot topic - IS LIONEL MESSI ALREADY THE BEST PLAYER EVER? debated long and loud by the boys and the listeners. Is the best ever Diego Maradona, Pele, Messi or will the best ever end up being Cristiano Ronaldo? What do you think? Let the Diegos help you make up your mind.. The boys then crossed to their man in the UK - The Sun football writer Mike McGrath to discuss Arsene Wenger's future at Arsenal, Brendan Rodger's future at Liverpool and all the latest UEFA Champions League news. To finish off the night the boys speculate about what really was the catalyst behind Mike Mulvey's sacking at Brisbane Roar. Again great insight, engrossing football chat and just a little bit of fun ...have a listen amigos...OLE!