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This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit www.nutmegfc.co.ukYou don't need to be half French to worship Zizou the magnificent, but it probably helpsWelcome to a new episode of the My Sporting Hero podcast, part of Nutmeg FC. The home of brilliant football stories – made in Scotland.So far this month, Nutmeg FC subscribers have enjoyed....* Former Dundee United, Aberdeen and Hibs star Mixu Paatelainen telling us why his dad Matti is his sporting hero.* Iain Macintosh giving us the skinny on Duncan Ferguson's sensational autobiography, with nine things we didn't know about the Everton legend.* Adam Clery analysing how Scotland's Lewis Ferguson became the tactical lynchpin to Bologna's brilliant season.Great content still to come includes....* The Slow Match Report from Daniel Gray reporting on the Premiership playoff final.* Stephen McGowan's three-part investigation into plastic pitches in Scottish football.Only paid subscribers to Nutmeg FC get every piece we produce straight to their inbox – including the full version of today's episode.This time on My Sporting Hero, our guest is Christophe Berra.Christophe was a central-defensive stalwart for Hearts during two spells at Tynecastle, which bookended eight years south of the border at Wolverhampton Wanderers and Ipswich Town. He sat on the bench for Hearts' 2006 Scottish Cup triumph over Gretna but received a winner's medal, and won the second tier with the Jambos in Scotland and with Wolves in England, going on to grace three Premier League seasons with the Molineux club. He also won the Scottish Challenge Cup with Raith Rovers in 2022.Christophe has such a cool name because his dad Christian is French. However, while he retains a soft spot for Les Bleus, Edinburgh-born Christophe's allegiances are firmly with Scotland, and he proudly donned the dark blue of his nation 41 times.Christophe retired from playing three years ago and is currently based in Alabama, as interim head coach of professional outfit Huntsville City.Christophe's sporting hero is former midfielder Zinedine Zidane – France's World Cup-winning Monsieur Magnifique.Nutmeg FC | Substack

This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit www.nutmegfc.co.ukWelcome to a new episode of the My Sporting Hero podcast, part of Nutmeg FC. The home of brilliant football stories – made in Scotland.Top content still to come this month for Nutmeg FC subscribers includes:* Exclusive columns from the brilliant Nick Harris and our tactics guru Adam Clery.* The Slow Match Report from Daniel Gray on the second leg of the Premiership playoff final.* A three-part investigation by our latest signing Stephen McGowan.Only paid subscribers to Nutmeg FC get every piece we produce straight to their inbox – including the full version of today's episode.This time on My Sporting Hero, our guest is Mixu Paatelainen.Hailing from an auspicious Finnish sporting family, Mixu became a beloved, no-nonsense striker in his home from home Scotland, most notably at Dundee United, Aberdeen and Hibernian. He won Scottish Cup runners-up medals with all three clubs and helped Hibs win the First Division in 1999. His spell at Bolton Wanderers led to his cult hero status being sealed with a mention in Peter Kay's classic comedy Phoenix Nights.Mixu's managerial career has taken him far and wide, and his charges have included Cowdenbeath, Hibs, Kilmarnock, Dundee United and the Finnish national team.Mixu's sporting hero is his father and fellow former Finland hero Matti.Nutmeg FC | Substack

Scott Bradley is joined by former Hibs, Kilmarnock, Finland, and Dundee United manager Mixu Paatelainen. They discuss Mixu's first season in management winning Division 3 with Cowdenbeath, his famous touchline bust-up with Walter Smith, success with Kilmarnock, managing his country Finland, his spell at Dundee United, and his crazy experience managing in Thailand, all this and so much more!

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Kenny Shiels will forever be associated with one of the most special of moments in Kilmarnock Football Club's history: in 2012, he led the club to its fifth and still most recent trophy. The League Cup success should not have come as a surprise considering the manager's track record of surprising the favourites on several occasions in his career in Northern Ireland. It was an inauspicious start to life in Ayrshire. Coming into the club as Mixu Paatelainen's assistant, surgery determined that he would set up his first training session on crutches. Things improved quickly though, and 2010/11 became memorable for a revolution in playing squad and footballing philosophy. And when Mixu left for the Finland national team job, Killie had a ready-made replacement with more than ten years of managerial experience. And the next chapter began; one which would lead, in 2022, to his induction into the club's Hall of Fame.

IN THIS EPISODE... The FFS team was selected from a full squad for this episode as Mark W, Rich, Keke & Mark H reconvene to bring you an update across the world of football in Finland. We start by looking at the current state of play in Veikkausliiga 2022, where all the teams have played four games. We also discuss Helsinki IFK's tough start to the season, their new manager (already!) Mixu Paatelainen and the upcoming 'Stadin Derby' between HIFK and HJK. We look back at the recent World Cup qualifiers for the women's national team, the Helmarit, and results & upcoming fixtures in the Suomen Cup. Blog: show notes and links https://finnishfootballshow.com/2022/04/29/veikkausliiga-after-4-games-stadin-derby-helmarit-suomen-cup/  ----more---- FFS MERCH

Unfortunately due to illness we have had to take a slight pause in recording new episodes but Amy Irons is here to fill the void until we're back with some previously unheard clips including - Dick Campbell on performance analysts, Tony Pulis on Gerry Taggart, Mixu Paatelainen on Jim McLean, Ian Holloway on advice for new coaches, Harry Redknapp on why his camera kept turning off during our recording and Craig Levein tells us his very creative punishment he dished out on two young players he caught breaking the rules.

Mixu is my latest guest. He is a Finnish international and former manager Finland national team. He scored 18 goals in 70 appearances for the Finnish national team, which makes him Finland's all time thirteenth most capped player and fifth top goalscorer. He played in Scotland for Dundee United, Hibs and Aberdeen.

Mixu Paatelainen and Craig Levein's management careers have a few parallels. Both started at Cowdenbeath FC, both managed Dundee United and both have managed their countries. So Mixu joined Craig and Amy back where it started, in the board room at Central Park, Cowdenbeath to take a look at the life of an international manager. We find out what a manager gets up to in between international fixtures, Mixu recalls the time he led Finland against the World Champions and Craig talks about the time a player pulled out of his squad because he claimed he was fatigued...and how Craig knew that wasn't true!

Should you invest in Hong Kong football NFTs? What happened to the Senior Shield? And how excited should we be about the new Premier League season? James Legge, Tobias Zuser, and Jonathan White return after an extended summer hiatus to discuss the joys and sorrows of local football. They share their expectations for the season, question some of the competition formats, and bid farewell to the era of Mixu Paatelainen. Share your opinions with us at podcast@offside.hk and follow us at www.instagram.com/hong_kong_football_podcast/ DON'T MISS A NEW EPISODE ANY MORE: Subscribe to our podcast via iTunes, Spotify, or any other podcast platform by searching for "Hong Kong Football Podcast" in the directory.

NOT many West of Scotland League sides can say they have a player who scored a winner against Arsenal in the Premier League. But Annbank can. They brought in former Sheffield United and Hearts striker Christian Nade this season. With his help they were flying high in Conference A when things were called null and void. Their boss Matt Maley was the man who signed the ex-France Under-21 player after they worked together at Troon. Matt was appointed during lockdown – and so had to hold on for weeks before he could meet his players for the first time. We're glad he didn't keep us waiting though, as he joins us on the show this week. We'll talk about the secret behind his successes so far at New Pebble Park, how gutted he was to see the league season shut down and Nade's upcoming pre-season in the Caribbean. Matt also tells us about the current state of their ground and why they're looking for new blood to join the committee. We'll look back on his previous coaching roles at Dundee United, Celtic, Stranraer Reserves, Troon, Maybole and Kilmarnock, where he worked under the likes of Mixu Paatelainen and Kenny Shiels and helped bring through Greg Taylor. Plus we'll go all the way back to his playing days in the juniors with the likes of Craigmark, Whitletts, Dalry and the Bankies. All that and Roache's Roundup with Kilbirnie Ladeside assistant boss Des Roache. We'd also like to give a quick mention to our sponsors FortyFour Creative. They have a team of highly skilled and passionate photographers, graphic designers, videographers and video editors to help promote your content, brand, organisation or event. They make creation personal. Find out more at www.fortyfourcreativehq.com If you have any comments we'd love to hear from you. Likewise if you're at a club who would like your post-match audio featured on the show then do get in touch. You can email downthedivisions@gmail.com or contact us through Facebook, Twitter or Instagram. It's all here as we go Down The Divisions. Down The Divisions logo design Adam Aitken Intro and outro music Bensound

In May 2010, Kilmarnock’s last day, nerve-shredding scoreless draw with Falkirk kept the Ayrshire club in the Premier League - just. But, with Killie, the unexpected is always just around the corner. And the philosophy of the club was about to change significantly. New manager Mixu Paatelainen brought with him an approach to football that placed an emphasis on technicality, style, tactical awareness and, most importantly, entertainment. After a slow start, a 3-0 win at Tynecastle started the motor running. But by April 2011 it was all over. Mixu - soon to be named Manager of the Season - had excelled, and he received an offer he found impossible to refuse: manager of his national team. Finland’s gain was certainly Killie’s loss but what a year it was with Mixu Paatelainen...what a very good signing!   www.killiehistories.com/mixupaatelainen

News- Rangers and Hibs played out an eight goal thriller bounce game at the Rangers Training Centre yesterday. Stevie Bradley, Melker Halberg, Jamie Gullan and Ryan Shanley for hibs With Covid naughty boy Jordan Jones finding the net along with Greg Stewart and academy pair Chris McKee and Ross McCausland. - New contract talks for Lewis Stevenson Dundee Game - The Game - The positives - The Midfield - Is Hallberg the answer - Drey Wright - Do we just have to wait on Magennis/Allan? - Are we over reliant on Gogic and how can we play without him - Next round Alloa Celtic KO Move - Leanne Fizzing Motherwell - What to expect - One to watch (Allan Campbell, Sherwin Seedorf) - Hibs Formations - ins and outs - Predictions Start, Bench, Sell - Managers Edition Bobby Williamson, Mixu Paatelainen, John Hughes

Mixu Paatelainen, what a f**king signing! A cult hero of the Scottish game, joins Grado, Stephen and Chris to talk through his playing and management career. From Jim McLean going mental, to Franck Sauzee at 5-a-sides to his encounter with Walter Smith on the touchline and his appearance in Phoenix Nights, the big man is in great form It was Stephen's turn on the Legends Lottery and he has delivered the goods as former Rangers man, Gregg Wylde joins the boys and has a revelation from the day Rangers went into liquidation. Plus the outrageous transfer rumours you've heard, another round of the Pro Set Play Off and Grado has written a new song for Mixu! Episode 53 is here and it's ready to kick off! Remember to subscribe, rate and review on Apple or wherever you get your podcasts.

IN February Cammy Bell linked up with manager Ray McKinnon for a third time after he joined Queen's Park. The Spiders had voted to end their 152 years as an amateur club and McKinnon made a move for Bell as they prepared to go full-time this summer. Cammy joins us for a revealing feature-length Episode 9 and lifts the lid on why he was persuaded to drop down to League Two. He tells us why he thinks his manager at Rangers Ally McCoist would have been more appreciated if he'd been a boss in a different era. He recalls the day when the squad were asked to take a paycut and why they all chose not to - and remembers away days to lower division clubs when all the Rangers players couldn't fit in the changing rooms. Cammy looks back at his time coming through the ranks at Kilmarnock, revisits the time Mixu Paatelainen revolutionised the club's and his style of play and reflects on how lifting the League Cup meant so little after a teammate's dad passed away in the Hampden stands. Plus we hear about his plans for the future and the recruitment work he's already doing for Manchester City. If you have any comments we'd love to hear from you. You can email downthedivisions@gmail.com or contact us through Facebook, Twitter or Instagram. . Down The Divisions logo design Adam Aitken Intro and outro music Bensound

How have politics affected the atmosphere at Hong Kong's World Cup qualifying matches? Has the national team improved under Mixu Paatelainen? And can we already close nomination for the goal of the season? James Legge and Tobias Zuser discuss the start of Hong Kong's 2022 World Cup qualifiers and the exciting first week of the Premier League. Share your opinions with us at podcast@offside.hk and follow us at www.instagram.com/hong_kong_football_podcast/ DON'T MISS A NEW EPISODE ANY MORE: Subscribe to our podcast via iTunes or any other podcast platform by searching for "Hong Kong Football Podcast" in the directory.

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It's Scottish Cup semi final weekend, and after two long and eventful matches Krys is hosting so we talk about pies instead. Craig and Hamish join in the in depth discussion about the future of the Killie Pie, before moving on to Saturday's hero Conrad Logan who seems no stranger to a pie. Jason Cummings takes a penalty like a pie, Mixu Paatelainen gets really angry about the timing of a pie, Ronny Deila bans pies to no avail, Mark Warburton pulls a pie out of his magic hat... While Cove Rangers and East Fife win the Highland and League Two titles. Sorry, like Hampden at the Petrofac Training Cup final we're now all out of pies. Sometimes we talk about the football involved across 240 minutes of action and two penalty shootouts, before moving on to look ahead to the post-split predictions and some hopeful pie in the sky charity bet picks. And speaking of the sky, has Tom Rogic's penalty come down from it yet? Thanks as always to McBookie for providing the steak... sorry, stake in our charity bet. This week was scuppered before the evening kick off. Give sffpodcast On Twitter a follow to keep up with the latest charity bet odds, or just to give us some feedback on the podcast. And of course you can join us on Scottish Football Forums for all your predictor and forum needs!

It's Scottish Cup semi final weekend, and after two long and eventful matches Krys is hosting so we talk about pies instead. Craig and Hamish join in the in depth discussion about the future of the Killie Pie, before moving on to Saturday's hero Conrad Logan who seems no stranger to a pie. Jason Cummings takes a penalty like a pie, Mixu Paatelainen gets really angry about the timing of a pie, Ronny Deila bans pies to no avail, Mark Warburton pulls a pie out of his magic hat... While Cove Rangers and East Fife win the Highland and League Two titles. Sorry, like Hampden at the Petrofac Training Cup final we're now all out of pies. Sometimes we talk about the football involved across 240 minutes of action and two penalty shootouts, before moving on to look ahead to the post-split predictions and some hopeful pie in the sky charity bet picks. And speaking of the sky, has Tom Rogic's penalty come down from it yet? Thanks as always to McBookie for providing the steak... sorry, stake in our charity bet. This week was scuppered before the evening kick off. Give sffpodcast On Twitter a follow to keep up with the latest charity bet odds, or just to give us some feedback on the podcast. And of course you can join us on Scottish Football Forums for all your predictor and forum needs!

In the eighth edition the show, Gerry, Chris and Davey discuss Mixu Paatelainen's touchline spat with Dundee fans and overzealous goal celebrations

Episode 2.  Mark W, Mark H & Rich carry-out an autopsy of Finland's Euro 2016 qualifying campaign — so near and yet so far! We look at the Romania game that effectively ended Finland's qualification... last minute heartbreak again. And, as manager Mixu Paatelainen's is replaced as manager of Huuhkajat, we ask *Who is Hans Backe?' and list 5 things he needs to do to get Finland to qualify. Show notes & links

The panel rediscover their love for domestic football after the short (but painful) international break. The five guys (including Connor pitchside at the Falkirk Stadium) talk new managerial appointments in the shape of Mixu Paatelainen and Mark McGhee with very differing views offered. Also included is a big weekend preview featuring all four SPFL leagues as well as a short chat about ticket prices in the aftermath of the findings of the yearly BBC price of football report. Enjoy. @burstbawfitba

Suomen pinta-alasta kolmasosa sijaitsee napapiirin pohjoispuolella. Täällä on vähän ihmisiä eikä täällä kasva ruohokaan kovin hyvin. Silti suomalaiset haluaisivat menestyä myös jalkapallossa. Vaatimaton menestys kansainvälisillä kentillä alkaa olla suomalaisille saman tyyppinen kansallinen trauma kuin Euroviisut aikoinaan. Suomalaisen jalkapallon filosofiasta, identiteetistä, merkityksestä kansansielulle ja mahdollisesta tulevaisuudesta keskustellaan Roman Schatzin Maamme-kirjassa.Vieraina ovat Suomen maajoukkueen päävalmentaja Mixu Paatelainen ja toimittaja Bubi Wallenius.