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The Athletic's Adam Hurrey, Charlie Eccleshare and David Walker assemble for this week's Adjudication Panel. On the agenda: Eurovision's football parallels, perhaps the greatest ever real-life case of a goal-shy striker "needing one to go in off his backside", the true definition of "going down in instalments" and an astonishing chant by fans of Bishop's Stortford FC from 2007. Meanwhile, the panel discuss whether it is acceptable for a fan to wear a signed shirt to a match and share their disbelief over Alastair Campbell's 2018 football/terrorism novel "Saturday Bloody Saturday".

n Legends of the 70s with Burnley legend Paul Fletcher "Fletch" tells us about how he perfected the art of being a master in the air, how he got the inspiration for his novel "Saturday Bloody Saturday ", which ground was his favourite, his most prized possession, most difficult opponent was , who he would like to have a 1-2-1 with and sums up the 70s in 3 words and a whole lot more ......#paulfletcher #fletch #burnley #bfc #my70sWith the Gabbie CabbieProduced for SRBMedia by Chris Brownesrbmedia.co.uk    patreon.com/srbmediaSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/srbmedia. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. Become a member at https://plus.acast.com/s/srbmedia.

Paul Fletcher MBE is a former professional footballer and stadium expert as CEO in charge of the construction of four major football stadiums in England and the commercial director of the new Wembley Stadium. He is the co-author of the book "Saturday Bloody Saturday" and co-founder of University Campus of Football Business.

In My 70s with Burnley legend Paul Fletcher "Fletch" tells me about how he perfected the art of being a master in the air, how he got the inspiration for his novel "Saturday Bloody Saturday ", which ground was his favourite, his most prized possession, most difficult opponent was , who he would like to have a 1-2-1 with and sums up the 70s in 3 words and a whole lot more ......#paulfletcher #fletch #burnley #bfc #my70s   Produced for SRBMedia by Chris Browne

Paul Fletcher MBE is a former professional footballer and stadium expert as CEO in charge of the construction of four major football stadiums in England and the commercial director of the new Wembley Stadium. He is the co-author of the book "Saturday Bloody Saturday" and co-founder of University Campus of Football Business.

This week Tim Lovejoy talks to journalist and author Alastair Campbell. Whilst chatting about Alastair’s new book Saturday Bloody Saturday (see link below), they discuss winners, politics and his love of sport. If you would like to contact us then our email address is dearlovejoypodcast@gmail.com or you can tweet Tim @timlovejoy Alastair’s new book is available here - goo.gl/mTD7EZ Alastair is on Twitter here - @campbellclaret

Guests on this week's GQ Strike! Author of ‘Saturday Bloody Saturday’, British GQ Journalist and Political Aide, Alastair Campbell and Bristol-born UK Garage producer, Conducta. Topics discussed include: Jamie Carraghers recent spat, Mo Salah and player of the year, Jose Mourhino’s latest activities and much more.

Army captain turned MP Johnny Mercer, Theatre Director Elizabeth Newman and former footballer Paul Fletcher compare notes on leadership and teamwork - presented by Rana Mitter with an audience at Sage Gateshead. There is no I in Team .. but there's a ME if you look hard enough”, joked David Brent in the BBC sitcom, The Office. But for individuals with a proven track record in leadership, how do you get the best from your group while handling the demands of the individual? Johnny Mercer served three tours of Afghanistan during his military career before retiring from the army to pursue a future in politics. He was elected Conservative MP for Plymouth Moor View in 2015.Elizabeth Newman is the artistic director of the Octagon Theatre in Bolton. Previously she was an associate director at Southwark Playhouse. In 2014, she was awarded the David Fraser/Andrea Wonfor Television Directors' Bursary for experienced theatre directors to work with top UK broadcasters and production companies and has recently completed filming an episode of Doctors for the BBC. In 2017 she was named ‘Bolton's Woman of the Year'. Paul Fletcher played as a striker playing for Bolton Wanderers, Burnley and the England Under 23 team before leg injuries put paid to his playing career. He has been Chief Executive at Huddersfield Town masterminding the building of the Alfred McAlpine Stadium, at Bolton Wanderers when the Reebok Stadium was built, and CEO of Burnley. He has just collaborated with the writer Alastair Campbell on a novel depicting a football manager called Saturday Bloody Saturday and with Ken Sharp he has written The Seven Golden Secrets of a Successful Stadium Producer: Zahid Warley

Political behemoth Alastair Campbell is in the studio this week to discuss his new football-based crime novel Saturday Bloody Saturday, out now, as well as his beloved Burnley and the time when Rochdale manager Keith Hill was on Fergie’s radar. Plus Gab Marcotti has a Very Angry Reaction to VAR mistruths. He’s also joined by Stewart Robson (the business model for Arsenal Fan TV), James Gheerbrant and Gregor Robertson who’s written an article for The Times on PFA chief executive Gordon Taylor’s salary. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.