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Join us for a landmark episode of Sutton United Talk Time on Podcast as we celebrate an incredible milestone: 30 years of Bruce Elliott as Chairman of Sutton United.Bruce has overseen the most successful period in the club's history, from Isthmian League football to the National League title, an unforgettable FA Cup run, three seasons in the English Football League and so much more. In this special conversation, he reflects on the highs, the lows and the people who made the journey possible.We look back at how Bruce unexpectedly became chairman, the volunteers who built the foundations of the modern club, and the appointments that changed Sutton United forever. Bruce shares fascinating stories about John Rains, Paul Doswell and Matt Gray, explains how the decision to install the 3G pitch transformed the club financially, recalls the famous FA Cup run that brought Arsenal to Gander Green Lane, and discusses the challenges of leading a football club through COVID, promotion to the EFL and life after relegation.There are stories you've probably heard, plenty you've almost certainly never heard before, and a fitting reflection on what Sutton United has meant to Bruce over the last three decades.Whether you've supported Sutton United for sixty years or six months, this is an episode that captures the history, ambition and community spirit that makes the club so special.Chapters00:00 Introduction03:15 Sutton United in 1996 and becoming Chairman08:20 Volunteers, supporters and building the club15:45 The 2008 relegation and appointing Paul Doswell24:30 The revolving door of players and club legends33:15 Why Sutton installed the 3G pitch39:00 Winning promotion from National League South43:30 The unforgettable FA Cup run begins49:20 Beating Leeds United and making history54:30 Drawing Arsenal and preparing for the biggest game in the club's history59:30 Arsène Wenger, Arsenal and behind-the-scenes stories1:05:00 Piegate and the difficult decisions of leadership1:10:30 Matt Gray, COVID and National League glory1:20:00 Promotion to the Football League and life in the EFL1:27:00 Chris Agutter, the future and Sutton United today1:31:30 What Sutton United has given Bruce ElliottIf you enjoy the episode, please like, subscribe and leave a review. Every like, comment and share helps more supporters discover the podcast.What are your favourite memories from Bruce Elliott's thirty years as Chairman? Let us know in the comments.Follow the Sutton Podcast on social media: @SuttonPodcast#SuttonUnited #SuttonPodcast #BruceElliott #NonLeague #NationalLeague #EFL #FACup #FootballPodcast #EnglishFootball #FootballHistory Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

TESTO DELL'ARTICOLO ➜ https://www.bastabugie.it/8462LE INFERMIERE CHE NON SI SONO PIEGATE AI DIKTAT LGBT di Luca Marcolivio Una delle implicazioni più ricorrenti nella limitazione della libertà di espressione ad opera dell'ideologia gender sono i licenziamenti ed i demansionamenti sul lavoro. Ciò avviene in vari ambiti, anche in quello sanitario. E, nonostante alla fine - quasi sempre - la verità vinca, le odissee lavorative e giudiziarie colpiscono, non poco, chi non si allinea ai diktat Lgbt, come in due casi particolari di cui abbiamo notizia dal mondo anglosassone.LE RIPERCUSSIONI UMANE E PROFESSIONALIUna disavventura ai limiti del paradossale è quella capitata a Jennifer Melle, 40enne infermiera londinese di origine ugandese, vittima di un'aggressione da parte di un detenuto transgender, furibondo per essersi sentito appellato come «Mr.» (signore), essendo effettivamente un uomo sul piano biologico.Nel maggio 2024, la donna era andata a prestare cure durante un ricovero in ospedale, concessogli dal carcere dove era in quel momento detenuto con l'accusa di aver adescato dei ragazzi sui social, fingendosi adolescente. La signora Melle era stata pesantemente insultata per il pronome utilizzato, subendo peraltro ingiurie razziali. Al danno, si è aggiunta la beffa: invece di ricevere la solidarietà della propria categoria, l'infermiera è stata redarguita e messa all'angolo. Il Nursing and Midwifery Council (Nmc) ha definito Melle un «potenziale rischio» per non aver utilizzato l'identità di genere scelta dal detenuto transgender al centro della controversia. Al contempo, gli avvocati del Servizio Sanitario Nazionale britannico hanno etichettato le convinzioni religiose dell'infermiera sulle questioni di genere «non degne di rispetto in una società democratica». Poco meno di un anno fa, quando la vicenda è finita sui media britannici, Jennifer Melle si dichiarò «vittima di abusi, molestie, bullismo e discriminazione razziale da parte delle istituzioni. Da quando ho espresso le mie convinzioni cristiane sotto forti pressioni - confidò l'infermiera lo scorso marzo, - sono stata una donna marchiata. Non mi sento supportata dai miei colleghi, né dal Servizio Sanitario Nazionale, a seguito degli abusi razziali e delle minacce di violenza fisica che ho ricevuto dal paziente».Effettivamente, le ripercussioni sulla vita professionale di Melle sono state devastanti. Dopo aver ribadito davanti ai dirigenti della sua azienda ospedaliera che, in base alle sue convinzioni religiose, Dio ha creato gli esseri umani come maschio e femmina, per tutta risposta i superiori hanno demansionato l'infermiera, cancellando il suo nome dal sistema interno, impedendole di fare straordinari, con conseguenti ripercussioni sulla retribuzione. I responsabili sanitari l'hanno inoltre accusata di «non aver rispettato l'identità preferita del paziente», affermando che le sue azioni e il suo comportamento erano «in contrasto con il valore del rispetto del trust». Soltanto dopo molti mesi e molti disagi e danni, l'odissea giudiziaria di Jennifer Melle si è conclusa felicemente proprio pochi giorni fa, con la piena reintegrazione da parte degli ospedali universitari di St Helier ed Epsom, che hanno archiviato la causa per «violazione dei dati» contro l'infermiera. OTTO INFERMIERE CONTRO L'ABUSO DELLO SPOGLIATOIO FEMMINILELieto fine anche per otto infermiere del Darlington Memorial Hospital. Le donne hanno vinto la causa dopo la penalizzazione riservata loro dai dirigenti sanitari per essersi opposte all'utilizzo dello spogliatoio femminile da parte di "Rose" Henderson, un uomo che si identifica come donna. Secondo il tribunale di Newcastle, i dirigenti dell'ospedale hanno violato la dignità delle otto dipendenti. È stato quindi riconosciuto l'«ambiente ostile» determinato dalla dirigenza durante il contenzioso. Il caso iniziò nel 2019, anno in cui Henderson aveva utilizzato lo spogliatoio femminile. La politica aziendale del County Durham and Darlington Nhs Foundation Trust sulla transizione di genere sul posto di lavoro, tuttavia, consentiva a una persona di utilizzare lo spazio riservato a un solo sesso, conforme alla propria identità di genere, e chiunque di quel sesso si opponesse poteva cambiarsi altrove. Ben 26 infermiere firmarono una lettera in cui lamentavano l'uso e la condotta di Rose Henderson all'interno dello spogliatoio. Henderson tuttavia dichiarò al tribunale che le accuse, tra cui quella di fissare le donne che si spogliavano, erano «false». Alla fine, nella sentenza di 134 pagine, la Corte ha affermato che l'ospedale avrebbe molestato e discriminato le infermiere chiedendo loro di condividere lo spogliatoio con una «donna transgender biologicamente maschile», oltretutto non prendendo sul serio le loro preoccupazioni.L'esito della causa intentata dalle infermiere del Darlington Memorial Hospital ha suscitato l'approvazione anche da parte della scrittrice J. K. Rowling. «Le donne hanno il diritto di non spogliarsi davanti agli uomini sul posto di lavoro. Vent'anni fa, questa frase sarebbe stata un'affermazione così ovvia che la gente vi avrebbe riso in faccia per averla pronunciata ad alta voce. Ora è motivo di festa. Congratulazioni, eroine», ha scritto l'autrice di Harry Potter su X.

Emma Quigley debuts as host and welcomes Andrew Duffy and Colin Campbell to discuss the Diamond's form over the last month, that scintillating victory over Alloa, arrivals and departures during the window and Piegate!!! Photograph Copyright Robert Dalzell and reproduced with thanks.

Boston Rob and Tyson Apostol chat about the struggles of airline travel, sports betting strategies that just work, and the ongoing saga of people gifting partial pies.

On this episode Rob announces he is fit as a fiddle and that he doesn't like pie, we realize three of our segments are about kickers, we both have something good to say about our favourite teams for a change, our thoughts on Jon Gruden's resignation as coach of the Raiders, and give an update on our Survivor Pool

We kickoff this weeks Podcast discussing our top "dream" guests to have on our Podcast inspired by the Manning Brother Monday Night Football Broadcast. NFL Week 3 is covered along with a NFL bets which are going in complete opposite directions to our listeners benefit for anyone following. Closing out we cover KOTN Pie Bets with a wild cons-PIE-racy about the Producers pie video. Keep a look out for these hilarious videos coming soon on our IG Page soon (@sparemeyouroptimismpod) 

So you've decided to restructure, reinvent, and reassure yourself, now what? Change is inevitable, growth, however, is not. What first steps are you taking to step out into the unknown? This week, join Jai as she discusses the perfect pie crust, rest, and preparing for your 'next.' New episodes air Fridays, be sure to subscribe/follow and leave a review! Head on over to our website and follow us on Instagram!

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Hey baby, we hear that bluegrass a-callin’, word salad on a scrambled page. In this episode, Eddie and Alyssa, the duo that’s as American as apple pie, have a finger in a new conspiracy that is not easy as pie, so shut your pie-hole, cutie-pie, and eat this humble pie. If you don’t know about Piegate, maybe another you does? Interlude track; Four Clefs’ I LIKE PIE, I LIKE CAKE check us out on twitter @eddietheaxe

LeBron killed the Celtics, and would have killed Dave if he wasn't a stronger man. Most people would turn to dust if LeBron screamed in their face on the wood. It was a big week for rap beefs, which we know a little about. Drake and Pusha T are going head to head so we break down who said what and who is winning, all while re-hashing our own rap beefs with TIKO TEXAS. Rico Bosco finally nails his apology and he is offically #back. Laura Wagner went on a podcast to complain about us, so we do a dramatic table reading.  It sounded like the ramblings of insane people. The Barstool Spelling Bee didn't go down like Dave wanted, but that's okay because spelling is the lowest form of human intelligence. New intern Big Ev recaps his first week at HQ. We announce our new hire Large, and take a trip down Internet 1.0 memory road. Piegate updates, 2Man Tuesdays, and more on Barstool Radio.

After saying that he could win the US Open with unlimited mulligans, Dave went out and did it. Pres and Riggs played Shinnecock and Dave proved himself right shooting a -4. It ended up being one of his biggest victories. PFT calls in from Grit Week after Deadspin doxed him. Nate got pied in the face a couple months ago, but hid it from the office. The video surfaced after Nate got slapped while celebrating a Game 7 win, and we go on a warpath to find out who the perp is. Dave calls in a bunch from Nantucket, and more. 

Ant and Tom are joined by Roundhouse - Daniel Son's group including guitarist, Jim Moran. The Roundhouse guys tell us what they've been up to since the last time Dan was on the show as well as when they'll be dropping tracks and a possible album in the next few weeks and months. As ever though, the conversation switches from topic to topic including the Facebook data debate, Piegate, the North and South Korean leader meeting for the fist time in decades, deepfake technology and how YouTube 'influencers' do it. This an much much more, including a clip from Roundhouse's latest track, 'Pat Phelan'. Enjoy! Find us: Twitter - @abhpod Facebook - Anywhere But Here  Youtube - ABH Podcast

Ant and Tom are joined by Roundhouse - Daniel Son's group including guitarist, Jim Moran. The Roundhouse guys tell us what they've been up to since the last time Dan was on the show as well as when they'll be dropping tracks and a possible album in the next few weeks and months. As ever though, the conversation switches from topic to topic including the Facebook data debate, Piegate, the North and South Korean leader meeting for the fist time in decades, deepfake technology and how YouTube 'influencers' do it. This an much much more, including a clip from Roundhouse's latest track, 'Pat Phelan'. Enjoy! Find us: Twitter - @abhpod Facebook - Anywhere But Here  Youtube - ABH Podcast

Omarosa Manigault-Newman, former director of communications for the Office of Public Liaison in the Trump White House, appeared on Good Morning America earlier this week in an attempt to set the record straight on the reports of her removal from the White House. April Ryan, White House correspondent and Washington bureau chief for American Urban Radio Networks, was one of the first to break the story. Ms. Ryan talks to Michael and Rick about breaking the story and how it reflects her M.O. as a journalist who doggedly pursues the truth. Michael Tomasky, special correspondent for the Daily Beast and op-ed contributor for the New York Times, discusses his latest piece on the history of the GOP’s “legislative lemons".

Jonny OddsShark and Andrew Avery discuss "Piegate", match fixing by sport, MLB's new balls, Game of Thrones, fixed or fail and of course some great picks to pad your bankroll.

Sacked Sutton United goalie Wayne Shaw tells Emma Barnett how eating a pasty on camera made his “world fall in”

This week on Geeky Brummie it's our inaugural Geeky Brummie Awards As it's the big Academy Awards day across the pond the Geeky Brummie Team decided they should have their own awards to celebrate and rope in award winning David "#BrumHour" Massey to host the event. The team also look at some films which they believe deserved more Oscars love and pontificate on why they might not have been as successful as expected. Originally broadcast on 25/02/2016. But wait, there's more! On our podcast extras, we talk about #PieGate, Doris causing tansport trouble, Guy shops Vinyl, Philip Ellis believes he has a celebrity mother, Keith fills us in on this week's issue of 2000AD, the transport infrastructure of the island of Sodor and George gives us another episode of cosplay 101. It's like an expansion pack of geek!

This week on Geeky Brummie it’s our inaugural Geeky Brummie Awards As it's the big Academy Awards day across the pond the Geeky Brummie Team decided they should have their own awards to celebrate and rope in award winning David "#BrumHour" Massey to host the event. The team also look at some films which they believe deserved more Oscars love and pontificate on why they might not have been as successful as expected. Originally broadcast on 25/02/2016. But wait, there's more! On our podcast extras, we talk about #PieGate, Doris causing tansport trouble, Guy shops Vinyl, Philip Ellis believes he has a celebrity mother, Keith fills us in on this week's issue of 2000AD, the transport infrastructure of the island of Sodor and George gives us another episode of cosplay 101. It's like an expansion pack of geek!

Talking Tactics discuss Leicester City sacking Claudio Ranieri, whether footballers should take more blame in these situation, Manchester United winning the 2016/17 League Cup, former Sutton United goalkeeper Wayne Shaw, PieGate, the pervasiveness of gambling, which EPL teams might be relegated, why managers get stale, tackle various other topics and answer your questions. Follow us twitter.com/HaveHopeHut twitter.com/Ankaman616 twitter.com/DanielTiluk Any thoughts, questions or suggestions? Tweet them to twitter.com/TaIkingTactics or use the #TalkingTactics hashtag.

The podcast team discuss the mid-week Champions League madness, preview the upcoming EFL Cup final between Man United and Southampton, sink their teeth into Piegate and talk about the merits of ballet

Marcus, Hogan and Kate discuss this week's sacking of Leicester City's Ranieri - was it the right thing to do? They also chat about Sutton Utd's game against Arsenal and the Pie story which overshadowed the performance. This leads to quite an Arsenal focus looking at the Wenger situation and also what will become of Ozil and Sanchez. They end with a review of the Champions League. Follow on Twitter @TwoProsInAPod

Sutton United Manager Paul Doswell gives an honest account of one of the most memorable weeks of his life with defeat against Arsenal in the FA Cup and the aftermath of #piegate. Continuing the FA Cup theme Caroline, Dave and Dave speak with @trisimp about Lincoln City and the Cowley brothers and Dulwich Hamlet manager Gavin Rose joins the team on the phone ahead of his team's big FA Trophy match this weekend. All that and more and don't forget to get involved in the conversation via Twitter @nonleagueshow

Rog and Davo celebrate Mark Clattenburg's decision to postpone his Saudi Arabian sojourn, go all Woodword and Baldstein to investigate #PieGate and celebrate non-League Lincoln City's FA Cup triumph over Burnley.

Owen McGuire (@Owen_McGuire) and Teddy Craig (@RossTeddyCraig) return for their latest sporadic footballing adventure. (Michael Park's busy with proper stuff) Owen & Teddy talk Mark Warburton's departure, Piegate and Wenger hanging around too long. Scottish Comedy Football Club is the football site written by members of the Scottish comedy circuit. Please check out ScottishComedyFC.com, follow us on Twitter @ScotComFC and like us on Facebook.com/ScottishComedyFC Despite the name, we’re not just talking Scottish football. Scottish comedians, world game. @ScotComFC Facebook.com/ScottishComedyFC scottishcomedyfc.com

Our dreams of new iPads, Google's responsibility to patrol the Internet, a hail of technology scandals, and iOS 8's slow adoption rate. And be sure to leave room for pie!