Podcasts about Nedum Onuoha

Frank Leboeuf joins Julien Laurens and Nedum Onuoha to break down France's Nations League victory over Spain but ask if Antoine Greizmann still deserves a place in the side. Plus, they discuss Newcastle's takeover, Neymar's international future and whether Xavi should replace Ronald Koeman at Barcelona.

Nedum Onuoha joins Gab Marcotti and Julien Laurens to break down Liverpool's entertaining 2-2 draw against Manchester City including Mohamed Salah's amazing goal and Bernardo Silva's impact. Plus, they talk about Nedum's bass audition for Man City superfan Noel Gallagher. They also look back at the weekend where Real Madrid, Bayern Munich and PSG all lost and Juls explains why he refuses to say Ronald Koeman's name.

Darren Fletcher is with Dion Dublin to preview a huge weekend in Premier League football. Nedum Onuoha and Charlie Adam join the pod to talk about the top of the table clash that is Liverpool v Manchester City and they delve into what they think the strengths and weaknesses are for both sides. The panel debate whether Romelu Lukaku is underperforming for Chelsea and whether he should be taking more of his chances. Plus, Leon Osman previews Manchester United v Everton. Topics: 0'39 – Are Liverpool being talked about enough this season? 5'50 – The power of Anfield 9'53 – Where will the weaknesses be? 16'50 – How do you deal with an attacking front line like Liverpool's and Manchester City's? 19'30 – Manchester City's left side going forward 21'45 – Is Romelu Lukaku underperforming for Chelsea? 27'00 – Is Lukaku in the top bracket of strikers in Europe? 31'58 – Leon Osman on Manchester United v Everton

Tuesday's Champions League Group A game in Paris didn't go to plan, with City suffering a 2-0 defeat to PSG. Idrissa Gueye fired the home side into the lead with a fine finish into the top corner, and Lionel Messi scored his first goal for PSG in the second half. But it was by no means one-way traffic. City created plenty and should have scored at least a couple of goals. The City players will be disappointed with the result, but there was plenty in our all-round performance to be pleased about. It was a thoroughly entertaining game between two of the favourites to win the competition. This was City's first Champions League group defeat since September 2018, when we lost 2-1 to Lyon. That was a run of 18 games unbeaten. After the game, we heard from Pep Guardiola, Ruben Dias and Bernardo Silva – and joining us in the Matchday Live studio were Nedum Onuoha and Paul Dickov. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Host David Mooney is joined by The Athletic's Sam Lee and the former Manchester City defender Nedum Onuoha to reflect on the dominant performance at Stamford Bridge - and to look at how the club will cope with the bogey ground that is Anfield. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Nedum Onuoha joins Gab Marcotti and Julien Laurens to discuss Manchester City's convincing 1-0 victory over Chelsea and ask whether Thomas Tuchel got his tactics wrong against the Premier League champions. Plus, Ansu Fati makes his Barcelona return, Manchester United's slump & why you should pay attention to the latest Maldini in Milan.

City travelled to Chelsea, the early pace setters in the Premier League, and won 1-0. And it was more convincing than the scoreline suggests. City were totally dominant and Gabriel Jesus' deflected strike was the least we deserved. We were absolutely brilliant. It also marked a special occasion for Pep Guardiola. This was his 221st victory as City boss, which means he's won more games than any other manager in our history. He's achieved it in double quick time. Indeed, Les McDowall, who managed 220, did so in a 13-year stint. After the game we spoke to Pep and the matchwinner Jesus – and joining us in the matchday live studio were Nedum Onuoha and Steven McInerney. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Mark Chapman is joined by Nedum Onuoha, Pat Nevin and commentators Ian Dennis and Conor McNamara to reflect on entertaining opening Champions League wins for Manchester City and Liverpool. We hear from Jurgen Klopp on his side's epic 3-2 win over AC Milan at Anfield. And after nine goals at the Etihad, Pep Guardiola tells us how satisfying Man City's win over RB Leipzig was. And as Chris Hughton's time as Nottingham Forest boss looks like drawing to a close, 72+ podcast host Aaron Paul joins the team to look at what next for the Championship's bottom club.

Bernardo silva scored the only goal as City beat Leicester 1-0 at the King Power Stadium - a game city dominated. It's now three Premier League wins in a row, 11 goals scored, nine different goal scorers and not a single goal conceded. Without a clear out-and-out striker, people have questioned where the goals will come from, but much like last season, we are spreading them around again this time, with so many players contributing. After the game, we spoke to Bernardo and Pep Guardiola – and joining us in the Matchday Live studio were Nedum Onuoha and David James. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Steve Crossman is joined by Guillem Balague, Julien Laurens and James Horncastle to look at the big stories in European football. Up for discussion is the fallout felt by the domestic game after the Brazilian FA triggered the FIFA rule which means players who didn't travel to their World Cup qualifiers are now banned for 5 days - meaning they will miss out on club football this weekend. One man who could be playing at the weekend is Cristiano Ronaldo. But did he actually want a move back to Manchester United? According to Guillem, Ronaldo was set to play for Manchester City. Plus Mario Balotelli's former Man City team mate Nedum Onuoha joins the pod to talk about the man, not just the football persona, after the striker has once again hit the headlines.

Mark Chapman is joined by Micah Richards, Chris Sutton and Nedum Onuoha to look back at the weekend's action. They take a look at how Chelsea and Arsenal both went down to 10 men but ended up with very different scorelines. They discuss who could be Manchester City's number 9 this season and they touch on the news that Liverpool's sporting director, Michael Edwards, could be leaving the club at the end of next season. Plus, Alex Hurst from the True Faith fanzine joins the pod to give the fans' view of Steve Bruce and Newcastle as a club right now. Topics: 3'05 – Two sides went down to 10 men, but played very differently 4'55 – Chelsea's impressive defensive performance 5'18 – Arsenal's response to going down to 10 men 7'20 – The art of defending with 10 men 16'25 – Man City's front line options 21'39 – Man City not signing a number 9 25'23 – Senior football correspondent for The Independent, Melissa Reddy, on Michael Edwards 32'39 – Alex Hurst from the True Faith fanzine on Newcastle

Darren Fletcher is joined by Nedum Onuoha to discuss Cristiano Ronaldo's sensational return to Manchester United, 12 years after he left Old Trafford. Simon Stone explains how the transfer unfolded so quickly; from Ronaldo telling Juventus he was leaving, to being heavily linked to Manchester City and then finally a deal being agreed with the club that's arguably closest to his heart. Michael Owen tells Darren why Ronaldo is a very different player to the one that scored 118 goals in 292 games in his last spell at United and how he'll fit into the current team. And Cristiano's former teammate Owen Hargreaves joins the boys to give a fascinating insight into what he's like in training, what impact he'll have on the younger players in the team and how he's more of a team player than many people think. TOPICS 02.39 – Simon Stone on how the transfer happened 13.57 – Michael Owen interview 26.11 – Nedum on Manchester City perspective 27.12 – Owen Hargreaves insight on Ronaldo

Nedum Onuoha joins Julien Laurens and Stewart Robson to preview the Premier League season and how this could be the toughest title race in recent years. Plus, they discuss Juls' recent trip to Paris where he saw Lionel Messi's first press conference as a PSG player.

Steve Crossman and Nedum Onuoha speak to Everton captain Seamus Coleman and Ben Godfrey on the Football Daily. The defenders talk about their targets ahead of the new Premier League season and how the new manager Rafa Benitez is settling in. Plus Leon Osman joins the podcast to give his assessment on how the team is shaping up. TOPICS: 04:03 - Seamus Coleman interview 17:26 - Ben Godfrey interview 31:37 - Leon Osman joins the podcast to give his thoughts on Everton ahead of the new season.

Ian Cheeseman was the BBC's Manchester City correspondent for nearly 25 years and has been a fan all of his life. Here he hosts his weekly podcast, Forever Blue, where all things Man City are discussed. For this episode, sponsored by www.charleslouis.co.uk Ian's special guest is former Manchester City player Nedum Onuoha. Ian & Nedum is joined by Louisa & Harlan from the Forever Blue podcast squad to discuss the Community Shield, the arrival of Jack Grealish and City's prospects during the new season. They discuss Harry Kane & Lionel Messi too.

Steve Crossman and a host of guests including former Manchester City defender Nedum Onuoha, Spanish football expert Guillem Balague, and BBC Sport's Simon Stone react to two huge breaking news stories on this episode of the Football Daily. First, Barcelona announce that Lionel Messi will leave the club, and then Manchester City announced the signing of Jack Grealish from Aston Villa for a British transfer record fee.

Steve Crossman & former Manchester City defender Nedum Onuoha catch-up Wolverhampton Wanderers' captain & England defender Conor Coady. The guys talk all things Wolves, England, the art of being a Captain AND car parks. Former Wolves striker Nathan Blake also join the guys to talk expectations this season & mental health.

Gab Marcotti and Julien Laurens are joined by Nedum Onuoha to decide the Gab and Juls XI of the tournament, player of the tournament and much more. The guys also discuss Lionel Messi's latest contract offer at Barcelona, which player could replace Gini Wijnaldum at Liverpool and why Florentino Perez is in hot water.

Darren Fletcher is joined by Nedum Onuoha, Alan Hutton and Kevin Nolan to react to the unsavoury fallout from the Euro 2020 final. After Bukayo Saka, Marcus Rashford and Jadon Sancho received racial abuse online, Mayor of Greater Manchester discusses the measures that should be taken to prevent more of the same. The panel also discuss the violence that took place at Wembley, including short interviews with FA Chief Executive Mark Bullingham and an update from the BBC's Senior Sports News Reporter, Laura Scott. In matters on the pitch, we look at Jack Grealish's future for England, Nedum's penalty shootout theory and final reflections on England's performance at the tournament. TOPICS: 00:47: Discussion on online racism directed towards Bukayo Saka, Marcus Rashford and Jadon Sancho including the thoughts of Mayor of Greater Manchester, Andy Burnham. 21:18: Reaction to the violence at Wembley and interviews with FA Chief Executive Mark Bullingham and the BBC's Laura Scott. 28:06: Matters on the pitch - what could England have done differently? 32:30: Reaction to England being called "too nice" including the thoughts of Gareth Southgate. 34:35: Jack Grealish's future and Nedum's penalty shootout theory. 45:27: Final thoughts.

Former RSL centre back and current analyst Nedum Onuoha joins The Drive to discuss his early experience in the media, Euro 2020's, soccer's growth in the United States + more

Real Salt Lake great and current Asst. GM Tony Beltran joins The Drive in-person to discuss tonight's home tilt with Vancouver, the 'RSL Way', Nedum Onuoha + more

For the final show of the season, we recorded in front of a Zoom audience to discuss the highs and lows of the 2020-21 season - with special guest Nedum Onuoha.

Mark Chapman is joined by Micah Richards, Rory Smith and Nedum Onuoha for the final Monday Night Club of the season. The boys get stuck into Saturday’s Champions League final. They take a deeper look into the managers, N’Golo Kante’s evolution and what this means for Chelsea going forward. Plus, Wales have announced their 26 man squad for the Euros and Brentford’s Director of Football, Rasmus Ankersen, joins us to talk about their plans for the Premier League next season. Topics: 2’09 – Aguero to Barcelona 3’12 – Champions League review 18’57 – N’Golo Kante performance 26’20 – Dave Edwards on the Wales squad 38’28 - Rasmus Ankersen on Brentford’s promotion

Nedum Onuoha joins Gab Marcotti and Julien Laurens to break down Chelsea's win over Manchester City in the all-English Champions Leaugue final. Plus, what do they make of Zinedine Zidane's Real Madrid exit and Max Allegri's return to Juventus.

After 10 years at the club, Sergio Aguero is preparing to leave Manchester City. But what brought him to the Premier League and what legacy will he leave behind? Jermaine Jenas is joined by former Manchester City defenders Nedum Onuoha and Micah Richards to look back on the last decade and ask the big questions – is he the best overseas player ever in Premier League history and where does he rank amongst the greats? South American football expert Tim Vickery joins the pod to give an insight into Aguero’s career before Man City. He recalls the first time he saw Aguero play and his journey for club and country. Was he living in the shadow of his friend Lionel Messi and how did Spain react when he left Atletico Madrid at the then peak of his career? All-time Premier League leading goal scorer Alan Shearer – who had his hat-trick record broken by Aguero – gives us his thoughts on the impact the striker has had in England. Plus Nedum and Micah shed light on some of the myths behind the man – was he really a poor trainer? Can he speak English? They also reveal more about the man behind the myth.

Nedum Onuoha joins The Conversation hosted by Alexis Nunes and Shaka Hislop. Onuoha is a former Premier League defender for Manchester City, QPR and Sunderland before finishing his career in Major League Soccer with Real Salt Lake. He addresses players taking a knee pre-match, how the European Super League outcry needed to be matched by organizations in their fight against racism, why it’s easy to be anonymous as a player and how working in the media has opened his eyes to creating tangible change.

Manchester City are the Premier League champions after Leicester beat Manchester United at Old Trafford to hand City their third title in four years. Steve Crossman is joined by a whole host of guests to assess some of the key performers and how unlikely their success looked at the start of the season. Plus, Guillem Balague explains that Pep Guardiola's future lies in Manchester for a good while yet. TOPICS: 00.37 – John Murray and ex-Manchester City midfielder Michael Brown on City’s achievement. 09.30 – Guillem Ballague on Pep Guardiola’s journey and the crucial role of assistant Juanma Lillo. 19.20 – Former City defender Nedum Onuoha, The Athletic’s Sam Lee and Pat Nevin on the influence of Ruben Dias, whether City will be even stronger next season, and Fernandinho’s future. 36.00 - Dave Mooney from the Blue Moon podcast.

John Murray, Nedum Onuoha and Dion Dublin join Kelly Cates to react to Manchester City reaching the Champions League final for the very first time. We hear from Pep Guardiola who's finally back in a final a decade on from his last success with Barcelona and we get a fan's perspective from City TV presenter Natalie Pike. Will it be an all-English final in Istanbul later this month? We hear from Thomas Tuchel ahead of Chelsea's second leg against Real Madrid. And we get reaction from the Italian capital as Jose Mourinho is announced as Roma's new manager for next season.

Steve Crossman, Nedum Onuoha & Andy King discuss the rise of Manchester City's Riyad Mahrez.

Steve Crossman, Micah Richards and Rory Smith are joined by Nedum Onuoha to bring you the Monday Night Club. The panel discuss Manchester City's win on the weekend where they beat Tottenham to win the EFL Cup. They give some love to Fernandinho and share their thoughts on why he is so important to the club. They also dive deep into Pep Guardiola’s legacy at Manchester City and how he handles players. The guys also discuss Thomas Tuchel’s impressive start to life in the Premier League and the effect he has had on bringing the best out this Chelsea squad. And Watford goalkeeper, Daniel Bachmann joins the pod to give his insight in to what has gone right this year, after his side got promoted back into the Premier League on Saturday. TOPICS: 7’00 – League Cup chat. 11’00 – Fernandinho appreciation section 13’00 – Nedum on Fernandinho: “He’s a huge part of the identity of the club.” 15’00 – Micah’s memories on when he first met Fernandinho. 28’00 – Pep Guardiola section and how impressive his trophy winning stats are. 30’00 – Rory on how this is Guardiola’s best chance of winning the Champions League. 31’00 – How Guardiola handles players. 36’00 – Aguero chat with Micah saying that he should have featured in the game. 40’00 – Thomas Tuchel section and how Micah has been impressed with the start he has had at Chelsea. 42’00 – Interview with Watford goalkeeper, Daniel Bachmann.

Nedum Onuoha joins Gab Marcotti and Julien Laurens to discuss Manchester City's fourth straight League Cup trophy and Harry Kane's future with Tottenham. Plus, the La Liga title race heats up, Chelsea take the lead in the Premier League top-4 race, and is Julian Nagelsmann off to Bayern Munich?

Jim Cassell joins Callum. He is a former Youth Academy Director at Manchester City. He has been responsible for the development of players such as Shaun Wright-Phillips, Joey Barton, Stephen Ireland, Nedum Onuoha, Daniel Sturridge, Michael Johnson and Micah Richards and many others.

David Mooney is joined by City fan Dan Burke, former City board member Chris Bird, and former City defender Nedum Onuoha to discuss the news of the European Super League.

Mark Chapman, Chris Sutton and Micah Richards are joined by Nedum Onuoha to bring you the Monday Night Club. The panel discuss bad blood between players and managers after tensions rose between Ole Gunnar Solskjaer and Jose Mourinho on Sunday. Nedum shares an anecdote about a particularly nasty handshake before Theo Delaney from ‘The Spurs Show’ drops by to talk about where Tottenham go from here. Finally the team chat about whether Leeds showed against Manchester City that they’ll push for European football next season, and of course Micah gets in a Roberto Mancini reference… and an impression! TOPICS 02:20 – Animosity between Mourinho and Solskjaer 06:10 – Mourinho and Spurs decline 22:55 – Theo Delaney with the view of Spurs fans 38:00 – Harry Kane’s future 42:30 – Leeds’ stunning win at Man City

Gab Marcotti and Julien Laurens are joined by former Manchester City defender Nedum Onuoha to analyze the progression Manchester City have made over the last 12 years both on and off the pitch. The guys also debate whether VAR should have been available following Portugal’s 2-2 draw against Serbia, ask whether Harry Kane’s future will be at Spurs and question whether Erling Haaland is worth 180 million Euros.

City progressed to the UEFA Champions League quarter-final stage for the fourth-successive season after a comfortable 2-0 win over Borussia Monchengladbach, sealing a 4-0 aggregate victory. Man of the match Kevin De Bruyne opened the scoring with a wonderful strike - the 100th goal we have scored so far this season - and Ilkay Gundogan finished off a fine move to complete our safe passage into the final eight. The draw for the quarter-final and semi-final takes place on Friday at 11am UK time - join us on ManCity.com for all the latest. On this episode of the Man City Podcast, we hear from Guardiola and De Bruyne, as well as We're Not Really Here guests Nedum Onuoha and Kevin Horlock. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Manchester City’s unbeaten run stretched to a Club record-equalling 28 games as we eased to a comfortable 4-1 victory over Wolverhampton Wanderers to consolidate our position at the top of the Premier League. City have proved unstoppable for two and a half months and, but for a brief period after Wolves' surprising leveller, this was a game which highlighted all that was good about Guardiola's men. Afterwards, we heard from Pep and man of the match Riyad Mahrez - and Nedum Onuoha joined us in the We're Not Really Here studio. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

David Mooney is joined by One Football's Dan Burke and Manchester City fan Ash Barker to discuss the wins over Arsenal and Borussia Monchengladbach - focusing on the roles of Joao Cancelo and Bernardo Silva. Nedum Onuoha discusses City's defensive improvements, while Howard Hockin looks at why City are well placed to dominate in the post-pandemic landscape. We also look ahead to games with West Ham and Wolves.

Manchester City's winning streak hits 19 as they dominate Gladbach to take a 2-0 lead into their Champions League last-16 second leg tie. John Murray, Nedum Onuoha, Clinton Morrison and Raphael Honigstein join Kelly Cates to discuss City moving towards playing total football, Joao Cancelo, and Bernardo Silva proving an aerial threat. Plus, Real Madrid sneak past 10-man Atalanta and look a far cry from the side who won this competition back-to-back-to-back in the not too distant past. There's reaction to Neil Lennon's resignation from Celtic whilst Cardiff and Barnsley extend their winning runs in the Championship. TIMECODES 10m20 - Pep Guardiola tape 12m – Gladbach focus with Raphael Honigsten 19m30 - Real Madrid unimpressive in victory 25m20 – Neil Lennon’s resignation with Gary Caldwell 29m40 – EFL roundup; Mick McCarthy, Barnsley and shirts made from coffee beans.

Ian Cheeseman is joined by former City player Nedum Onuoha and City fans Paul and Adam to discuss all things Manchester City. Thanks to www.charleslouis.co.uk the lads discuss the brilliance of City, the form of Ilkay Gundogan and what happens when KDB returns. Nedum gives brilliant insight into what makes City so special and remembers the title winning season when he was playing for QPR as Sergio Aguero won the League for City.

A clinical display from Man City as they dispatched Tottenham 3-0 at the Etihad. Joleon Lescott and Nedum Onuoha look back at some great performances, and try and describe Ederson's technique in our 3rd goal. Rodri stepped up to score CIty's first from the spot, Gündogan scored another brace which keeps City 7 points clear, with a game in hand on 2nd placed Leicester City. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

What a way to secure a first win in 18 years at Anfield. A city side missing Kevin De Bruyne and Sergio Aguero secured a fantastic 4-1 win at the current champions. Nedum Onuoha and Richard Dunne, dissect the performance with 2 goals from Ilkay Gündogan, a Raheem Sterling header and a rocket from Phil Foden. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Who was getting worried? League 2 Cheltenham put in an incredible performance to push City all the way in the FA Cup fourth round. Nedum Onuoha and Paul Dickov look at the game, and in particular Phil Foden, who again put in a display all City fans will be happy with.For more on Man City, visit www.mancity.com, Download the official Man City App, and watch the full game on City+ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

John Stones got a brace, and Ilkay Gundogan and Raheem Sterling got on the score sheet too. Hear from John Stones, manager Pep Guardiola plus the We're Not Really Here panel - Nedum Onuoha, Shaun Goater and Natalie Pike. Pep also gives an insight into how he will celebrate his 50th birthday today. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Reaction from Fulham’s draw at Tottenham and Man City’s win over Brighton. Ivan Cavaleiro scored a late header to earn Fulham a hard-fought draw against Tottenham. We hear from Scott Parker who says his side were unlucky not to get all three points, as well as Jose Mourinho. Manchester City extended their unbeaten run to 14 matches in all competitions with a win over struggling Brighton. City move to second and you can hear reaction from both Pep Guardiola and Graham Potter. Plus in addition to the live football, we have a ‘Wednesday Night Club’ with Nedum Onuoha, Dion Dublin and Jim White of The Telegraph. Up for discussion includes Manchester United’s rise to the top of the Premier League and Solskjaer bringing back Man United’s DNA. Plus, can anyone block better than Burnley? We chat the art of defending.

Tottenham and Celtic are two of the British clubs in Europa League action on Thursday evening, and Jose Mourinho can't help but take a dig at his former club Manchester United as they exit the Champions League and join them in Europe's second competition. Chris Waddle and Nedum Onuoha join Mark Chapman and discuss whether some players at Celtic are letting down Neil Lennon, plus with PSG v Istanbul Basaksehir finally concluding 24 hours after allegations of racism, Nedum paints a picture of what it's like fighting for justice living as a black man in the USA. Plus there's reaction to Sergio Aguero scoring on his Manchester City return as they, and Liverpool, conclude their Champions league dead rubbers.

As Tottenham go top of the Premier League table, Mark Chapman, Chris Sutton, Rory Smith, Nedum Onuoha and Alistair Bruce-Ball look at how Jose Mourinho has improved the club in the last 12 months. The team look at Diogo Jota's exceptional start at Liverpool, and after Nicolas Pepe's headbutt against Leeds United, Nedum and Chris have tales of infamous altercations.

In Episode 18 of The Crack Podcast our hosts are joined by former Man City and Real Salt Lake defender, Nedum Onuoha! Subscribe to hear to our conversation on the differences between the MLS and England football talent, what really happened with his clubs president, what its like being a black foreigner living in America at this time in history, and so much more! Enjoy the show and make sure to hit that subscribe button!   Connect with The Crack Podcast on social media: Instagram: @TheCrackPodcast Twitter: @Thecrackpodcas1

Mark Chapman is joined by senior football reporter Ian Dennis, former Liverpool player Stephen Warnock and ex Manchester City defender Nedum Onuoha. They react to Liverpool's win over Ajax and Manchester City's fight back against FC Porto. Also, European football expert Pete Jenson joins the pod after both Madrid clubs suffer humiliating defeats in their respective Champions League games and we'll hear from Mikel Arteta after Mesut Özil's statement regarding the fact that he's been left out of Arsenal's 25-man Premier League squad.

Darren Fletcher and Jermaine Jenas chat to JJ's former QPR teammate Nedum Onuoha to discuss playing in the MLS as well as talking about the Black Lives Matter movement and the boycotting of sporting events. Alan Hutton joins the pod to talk about the possibility of Dele Alli moving on from Tottenham and Everton fan Tony Bellew pops by to discuss the negativity surrounding Jordan Pickford. Moving away from the Premier League, EFL Chairman Rick Parry discusses what’s in store for the football league after the news that fans will not be allowed to return to grounds.