Podcasts about shanghai sipg

Carsten Dohm har de seneste 28 år været central i talentudvikling i bl.a. Brøndby, FCN, B93, HB Køge og med ophold i engelsk, kinesisk og amerikansk fodbold. Men som søn til hørehæmmede forældre blev hans første trænerjob døvelandsholdet.I denne episode taler vi om - kendetegn ved det gode miljø- den danske, holistiske tilgang til talentudvikling-forskellen på holdtræner og akademitræner...og så deler eksperten ud af sin viden om de vigtigste træningsemner og -øvelser.Produceret i samarbejde med BMW Danmark og Magasin du NordPostproduktion Tobias Bech Zachariassen (tbzachariassen@icloud.com)Husk at abonner på Bech Bag Bolden via https://www.troelsbech.com/ og få den friske episode direkte i din mailboks

Mads Davidsen er nytiltrådt i stillingen som Group Head of Football I Right to Dream.I denne episode fortæller den unge fodboldstrateg med de anderledes erfaringer om sit fremtidige virke med basis i Danmark efter 10 år i udlandet.Vi taler om de usædvanlige erfaringer fra Kina og Emiraterne, om konsulentvirksomheden Optima, og om at arbejde sig op i kraft af uendelige arbejdsdage samtidig med at blive far til snart tre børn.Og så kigger vi i fællesskab fra vores ganske forskellige ståsteder ind i fodboldens fremtid på og udenfor banen. Det kom der faktisk en interessant samtale ud af....Husk at abonner på Bech Bag Bolden via www.troelsbech.com.Produceret i samarbejde med Dyrehavsbakken og BMW Danmark.Udgivet i samarbejde med Mediano.Postproduktion: Tobias Bech Zachariassen

Chatting with Joe & Scully on this episode is Chris Dickson, whose goalscoring exploits span from non-league to the Champions League. 'Dicko' shares stories of his time in Cyprus, where he played for five clubs - Nea Salamis, AEL Limassol, Pafos FC, Enosis Neon Paralimni and Ermis Aradippou - and his time in China with Shanghai SIPG. The London-born striker also looks back on the time he was called up for Ghana, earning two caps in 2008-09. Subscribe to the podcast to get new episodes as they arrive, and make sure to follow us @IntlClearance on Twitter and Instagram.  

Oscar's time in China Oscar dos Santos Emboaba Júnior, better known as simply Oscar, is a Brazilian professional footballer who plays as an attacking midfielder for Chinese Super League club Shanghai SIPG. Oscar began his career at São Paulo, and in 2009, he went to court against the club due to irregularities in his contract. Shanghai SIPG F.C. or SIPG FC is a professional football club that participates in the Chinese Super League under licence from the Chinese Football Association. The team is based in Pudong, Shanghai, and their home stadium is the Yuanshen Sports Centre Stadium, which has a seating capacity of 16,000. The Brazil national football team represents Brazil in men's international football and is administered by the Brazilian Football Confederation, the governing body for football in Brazil. They have been a member of FIFA since 1923 and a member of CONMEBOL since 1916. The China PR national football team represents the People's Republic of China in international association football and is governed by the Chinese Football Association.

Josh and Lachie are joined by The World Game's Nick Stoll to review Sydney FC's 1-0 Grand Final win over Melbourne City. How did the game change after the disallowed goal? Do City regret the Brillante/Brattan swap deal? And how does the delayed Free To Air telecast affect the growth of the game? Plus, Nick gives us an insight into the political machinations of his beloved FC Barcelona, and why the board won't resign despite Lionel Messi's impending departure. Finally, Josh and Lachie discuss Arsenal's Community Shield win over Liverpool, Aaron Mooy's move to Shanghai SIPG, and AC Milan stealing Sandro Tonali from Inter's clutches.

In this episode, I speak with Ian Walker about his time at the club that involved both great highs and also horrible lows! We talk through La Manga and Administration as well as Chinese football and much more!

I break down Buriram's performance away at Shanghai SIPG. Also, I'll dive into the history books to see how Thai Clubs have performed in the qualification stages of the AFC Champions League. How successful ? Does the system need to change ? All of that and more...

Wu Lei has lit a fire in Barcelona.  Wu Lei is a Chinese professional footballer who plays as a left winger for Spanish club RCD Espanyol and the China national team. Wu is the all-time top goalscorer for Shanghai SIPG with 169 goals. He is the second all-time top goalscorer in Chinese Super League history with 102 goals. Reial Club Deportiu Espanyol de Barcelona, commonly known as Espanyol, is a professional sports club based in Barcelona, Spain. Founded in 1900, the club plays in La Liga, the highest division of Spanish football and play their home games at the RCDE Stadium, which holds up to 40,000 spectators.

Givanildo Vieira de Souza Lakabı Hulk, Brezilyalı millî futbolcudur. Çin Süper Ligi ekiplerinden Shanghai SIPG takımında forma giymektedir. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/eyupyildiz/message

**Bossword er sponsoreret af Private Banking fra Arbejdernes Landsbank** Her fortæller Mads Davidsen om sit bud på succes i idrættens verden - om hvordan man investerer i det langsigtede perspektiv i en verden, der altid er på jagt efter det kortsigtede quickfix. Og den egenskab kan overføres på mange andre verdener end sportens. Mads Davidsen er den danske fodboldtræner, der har arbejdet med det største budget i kinesiske Shanghai SIPG, der er ejet af det kinesiske svar på Mærsk. Han arbejder nu med forbund og klubber over tre kontinenter gennem sit nye konsulent-virksomhed Optima Football. Her beskriver han modellen og peger også på, hvem der er i Danmark har været bedst til at gøre nogle af de ting, som han anbefaler i sin model. Få svaret i denne udsendelse, hvor Mads Davidsen er på besøg hos Peter Brüchmann i Medianos studier.

A couple of days later than usual due to the first team's warm weather training trip to Dubai, Guy Clarke is joined in the Wigan studio by club legend Tommy Gore to run the rule over everything Latics as we build up towards the final third of the 2018-19 Sky Bet Championship campaign.Close your eyes and transport yourself to sunnier climes as we receive an update from Paul Cook on the benefits of Latics' warm weather training camp in the Middle East, as well as the manager's post-match thoughts following his team's 4-3 victory against Chinese Super League side Shanghai SIPG in a behind closed doors friendly.Then quickly return to the Wigan Athletic Training Centre where we caught up with Nick Powell and Kal Naismith before the team travelled out to Dubai following Wednesday's 0-0 draw against Stoke City.And, as usual, we're joined on the phone by John Hill from our official betting partner Coral to chew the fat on the latest Championship happenings.If you'd like to get involved or feature on Latics Listen, please get in touch through our social media channels on Twitter, Facebook or Instagram, or by emailing laticslisten@wiganathletic.com - your comments, questions and support are much appreciated!Listen above, stream on Spotify or download our brand new podcast for free on iTunes. We're also available on Soundcloud and Buzzsprout!

My guest this episode is technical director of Shanghai SIPG FC Mads Davidsen. Before being the technical director at Shanghai SIPG, Davidsen was the team's reserve and U23 team coach and head of Recruitment. Previously he was an assistant under  legendary coach Sven Goran Ericksson at Guangzhou R&F Football Club. He also coached the U-19 team at Brondby IF, one of the biggest clubs in Denmark. And this past year he co-authored the book "When talent committed" which came out in May, however it is only in Danish for now. In our interview, Davidsen talks about the importance of cultural intelligence, why he sends his youth players to train abroad, what he learned from working with Sven Goran Ericksson, and his keys to motivating players. Sit back, relax and enjoy the episode. Timeline: 3:30 Talks about his childhood and playing career 13:55 His approach to developing players 19:35 The importance of cultural intelligence 24:55 What he learned from Sven Goran Ericksson 33:05 What he looks for when scouting players 36:30 Why he sends his youth players to play abroad 44:50 How he motivated Emil Hojberg 53:51 Advice he'd give young coaches

The guys are back for the Friday live edition of the Peachtree Post! Lots of unpack on the Oscar Romero pursuit. Shanghai SIPG appears to have outbid Atlanta United for his services. There are some conflicting reports coming out of Argentina right now, so there's still more to play out here.  Atlanta United has added quite a few new players since we last spoke, we'll take a look at how the roster is shaping up and what's next for the club. Also, we'll preview today's MLS Re-Entry Draft and who could be available there for Atlanta.  MLS made a big announcement yesterday about expansion, we'll discuss some of the potential new rivals for Atlanta United.  Thanks for listening to the Peachtree Post!

Join the Diegos on their post Asian Champions League show on SEN 1116. They dissect the thrilling clash between Melbourne Victory and Shanghai SIPG. They talk about the Victory heroes and the stars of the Shanghai team and speculate about what the win might mean for Victory's stuttering A-league season. They travel to Kiev ahead of the Manchester City vs Dynamo Kyiv Champion League match to chat to UK football journo for THE SUN - Mike McGrath about all things EPL and UEFA Champions League. Join the Diegos and listen to entertaining and informative world football chat amigos....SEN 1116 Melbourne home of sport ..OLE!

With two weeks to go until the Fifa Presidential election, we get the African angle with Liberian FA President Musa Bility and Nigeria's Segun Odegbami. Kolo Toure and Shanghai SIPG's head of recruitment, Mads Davidsen, discuss the increasing attraction of Chinese football. And we also have a chat with Arsenal legend Robert Pires and PSV Eindhoven striker Luuk de Jong. (Photo: Fifa presidential contender Prince Ali bin al Hussein (R) gestures next to the president of the Liberia Football Association Musa Bility during a press conference at the Geneva press club. Credit: Getty images)