Podcasts about Shola Ameobi

The week on The Sports Agents... Gabby travels to Newcastle United to speak to players Dan Burn and Amber-Keegan Stobbs, and club icon Shola Ameobi about using the power of the Premier League to help the local community (02:40). Burn chats about his work with the Foundation, the pressure of 'local hero' status and Eddie Howe's England snub.Plus... this stadium ain't big enough for the both of us: we look at lots of sports to see if women's football will actually get more fans by sharing the men's stadiums. Is it even feasible long-term? And if not, what's the new plan? That's with ex-England footballer Anita Asante and Host of Counter Pressed podcast, Flo Lloyd-Hughes (13:50). And Mo Farah chases down a thief - you can guess who won! (23:16) Got a question for The Sports Agents - email us at thesportsagents@global.comNew episodes every Tuesday and Thursday.

The week on The Sports Agents... Gabby travels to Newcastle United to speak to players Dan Burn and Amber-Keegan Stobbs, and club icon Shola Ameobi about using the power of the Premier League to help the local community (02:40). Burn chats about his work with the Foundation, the pressure of 'local hero' status and Eddie Howe's England snub.Plus... this stadium ain't big enough for the both of us: we look at lots of sports to see if women's football will actually get more fans by sharing the men's stadiums. Is it even feasible long-term? And if not, what's the new plan? That's with ex-England footballer Anita Asante and Host of Counter Pressed podcast, Flo Lloyd-Hughes (13:50). And Mo Farah chases down a thief - you can guess who won! (23:16) Got a question for The Sports Agents - email us at thesportsagents@global.comNew episodes every Tuesday and Thursday.

Gabby travels to Newcastle to speak to Dan Burn (21:54), captain of the women's team, Amber-Keegan Stobbs (9:21), and club icon, Shola Ameobi (02:14). All three are involved in the Newcastle United Foundation, which helps almost 70,000 people across the North East each year. Burn shares how he uses his time away from the pitch to help his local community. He talks about Eddie Howe and the England job, and how he might not have coped with the pressure of being a local hero if he'd started his senior career at Newcastle. Ameobi tells us how the Foundation helped him go from a 5-year-old who arrived in Newcastle from Nigeria, unable to speak English, to a Premier League player with almost 400 appearances for the club. Plus, Stobbs shares her mental health journey and talks about the rapid rise of the women's team, record crowds of almost 30,000 in the fourth tier, and back-to-back promotions into the Championship. Executive Producer: Adonis PratsidesProducer: Sophie PenneyVideo Producer: Sam TrudgillSocial Media Editor: Calum ScotlandTom Hughes is Editor for The News Agents podcast networkVicky Etchells is the Commissioning Editor for GlobalYou can listen to this episode on Alexa - just say "Alexa, ask Global Player to play The Sports Agents".And, the Sports Agents now have merch!

It's been a busy day for Newcastle United in Tokyo, Japan. Eddie Howe put his players through a training session before taking questions from the media. Then, with Shola Ameobi to help out, The Magpies launched third kit to fans in Japan. Our man Lee Ryder was there throughout. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Lively Topical Discussion on Newcastle United.

Ahead of what would have been Sir Bobby's 90th birthday, Simon Pryde, John Anderson and Matthew Raisbeck remember the former Newcastle United manager and hear from ex-players Steve Harper and Shola Ameobi.

Host Taylor Payne is joined by The Athletic's Chris Waugh & George Caulkin, following another defeat against Leeds - Could a 20-minute-spell in the second half yet provide the blueprint for Premier League survival?They also commemorate the 1-year anniversary of *that* Wall Street Journal article, which sparked a summer takeover saga and assess where the parties currently stand...Plus, a return to 'The Great Newcastle United Pub Quiz', a look-back on a famous night at Elland Road for a young Shola Ameobi and we hear from Chris' fascinating interview with Jamie Sterry. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Host Taylor Payne is joined by The Athletic's Chris Waugh & George Caulkin, following another defeat against Leeds - Could a 20-minute-spell in the second half yet provide the blueprint for Premier League survival? They also commemorate the 1-year anniversary of *that* Wall Street Journal article, which sparked a summer takeover saga and assess where the parties currently stand... Plus, a return to 'The Great Newcastle United Pub Quiz', a look-back on a famous night at Elland Road for a young Shola Ameobi and we hear from Chris' fascinating interview with Jamie Sterry. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Pastor Dave sits down with Premier League legend Shola Ameobi to discuss racism within society and the Church and how we can all play a part in being the solution in this day and age.

Pastor Dave sits down with Premier League legend Shola Ameobi to discuss racism within society and the Church and how we can all play a part in being the solution in this day and age.

Pastor Dave sits down with Premier League legend Shola Ameobi to discuss racism within society and the Church and how we can all play a part in being the solution in this day and age.

Pastor Dave sits down with Premier League legend Shola Ameobi to discuss racism within society and the Church and how we can all play a part in being the solution in this day and age.

Pastor Dave sits down with Premier League legend Shola Ameobi to discuss racism within society and the Church and how we can all play a part in being the solution in this day and age.

Pastor Dave sits down with Premier League legend Shola Ameobi to discuss racism within society and the Church and how we can all play a part in being the solution in this day and age.

Pastor Dave sits down with Premier League legend Shola Ameobi to discuss racism within society and the Church and how we can all play a part in being the solution in this day and age.

Pastor Dave sits down with Premier League legend Shola Ameobi to discuss racism within society and the Church and how we can all play a part in being the solution in this day and age.

Pastor Dave sits down with Premier League legend Shola Ameobi to discuss racism within society and the Church and how we can all play a part in being the solution in this day and age.

Pastor Dave sits down with Premier League legend Shola Ameobi to discuss racism within society and the Church and how we can all play a part in being the solution in this day and age.

Jamie Carragher and Gary Neville join David Jones to discuss the latest football news and a potential update for Football League clubs in League One and League Two. Plus, Manchester Untied manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer talks about the possible return of the Premier League and how his players are staying fit. Shola Ameobi and Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink look back on their careers and former goalkeeper Jimmy Glass tells the story of his fairytale goal for Carlisle United.

Host Andrew Musgrove invites opinions from fans which they would deem unpopular! Football editor Stuart Jamieson joins him to delve into these unpopular opinions. In this episode the subjects covered are:- Sir Bobby Robson didn't deserve a statue ahead of Kevin Keegan or Joe Harvey- Alan Smith would have been one of the 'greatest ever signings' for NUFC if not for injury- Shola Ameobi was underrated - NUFC would not have been relegated under Sam Allardyce- Mike Ashley stopped NUFC doing a Leeds, Sunderland and Forest- Michael Owen did a job when fit- Selling Les Ferdinand was not a bad deal  For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Live from Hope City Church in London

Live from Hope City Church in London's South Campus

“God is calling us to stand out, but it’s our decision not to stay hidden.” In this final instalment of our ‘Destiny Defining Decisions’ series, Pastor Shola encourages us to put our faith in action and shine God’s light in a dark world. Click play to listen!

Kelly Cates is joined by Jamie Redknapp and Shola Ameobi to discuss Newcastle's last gasp win over Chelsea on Saturday Night Football.

“Stand fast therefore in the liberty by which Christ has made us free” – Galatians 5:1. In Christ, we are SET UP for true and lasting freedom. Click play to hear Pastor Shola unpack how we can experience this freedom, no matter what season or circumstance we are in.

Kelly Cates is joined by Jamie Redknapp and Shola Ameobi to discuss the talking points from Newcastle's 0-0 draw with Brighton as Andy Carroll made his return to his hometown club after nine years away. They also preview Super Sunday which sees Manchester United travel to West Ham as well as Chelsea hosting Liverpool at Stamford Bridge.

Vad hände med de gamla hederliga långskotten? Håller Johnny Bråttom för en självbiografi? Ska vi garva åt Elfsborgs snabbskrivande katt? Dessutom: Smeknamnens dalande formkurva, Shola Ameobi, Spelarbussen, jakten på definitiv rättvisa och ständigt, ständigt STÄNDIGT detta VAR!

Vad hände med de gamla hederliga långskotten? Håller Johnny Bråttom för en självbiografi? Ska vi garva åt Elfsborgs snabbskrivande katt? Dessutom: Smeknamnens dalande formkurva, Shola Ameobi, Spelarbussen, jakten på definitiv rättvisa och ständigt, ständigt STÄNDIGT detta VAR!

Dave Jones is joined by Gary Neville and Shola Ameobi to reflect on Manchester United's 2-0 victory over Newcastle.

Kelly Cates is joined by Shola Ameobi, Andy Townsend & Danny Higginbotham to discuss all the latest talking points from the world of football.

David Jones is joined by Shola Ameobi and Matt Murray to look back on Wolves' late win over Newcastle at St James' Park.

Chris Kamara and Ben Shephard are joined by Shola Ameobi for a round-up of all the latest football news and goals. Ameobi also reflects on some brilliant stories from his time at Newcastle United.

Jamie Redknapp, Robbie Keane and Shola Ameobi discuss Tottenham's 2-1 win at St James' Park against Newcastle in the Premier League. Rafa Benitez's side impressed and created plenty of chances in the second-half but Mauricio Pochettino's side held on for all three points.

The FA Cup rolls on with a delightful cameo from Shola Ameobi, West Ham fans get angry and we hear more tales of humility from Man of the People Carlos Tevez. Elsewhere Mick McCarthy turns a phrase, Leeds get lost in translation and Marcus gets his hope back. There’s also time to hear about Luke’s trip to Fratton Park, play a vintage edition of Going for Glold and an honest assessment of Rodney Parade.Search ‘Football Ramble’ on social media to find us, and email us here: show@thefootballramble.comTo take advantage of our Harry’s razors offer and get a trial set for just £3.95, it’s: http://harrys.com/ramble Further reading:West Ham transfers: https://www.express.co.uk/sport/football/911398/West-Ham-transfer-news-revealed-Insider-reveals-deals-which-will-and-won-t-be-doneFA Cup latest, including Wigan and Notts County: http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/42846623 Portsmouth lose to Shrewsbury: http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/42756510 See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Fergus Craig is joined by Paul Doolan and Dave Watson on the phone to talk about the 2-1 win against Wigan, focusing on players such as Lascelles, Mbemba, Gayle, and even Shola Ameobi.Plus, who could Newcastle sign after promotion, and what positions are most needing an upgrade for the Premier League?NewcastlePodcast.com@NewcastleNatter Produced by Paul Myers and Mike LeighEngineered by Joe Mason A Playback Media Production playbackmedia.co.uk Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Fergus Craig is joined by Paul Doolan and Dave Watson on the phone to talk about the 2-1 win against Wigan, focusing on players such as Lascelles, Mbemba, Gayle, and even Shola Ameobi. Plus, who could Newcastle sign after promotion, and what positions are most needing an upgrade for the Premier League? NewcastlePodcast.com @NewcastleNatter Produced by Paul Myers and Mike Leigh Engineered by Joe Mason A Playback Media Production playbackmedia.co.uk

The LOVpod is kinda back, as this weeks episode actually only contains two people, but it's still as good as ever. So join host Dan and DowntheMannyRD Tom as they delve into some Bolton Wanderers chat. The first segment is actually like positive for the first time in what seems like forever as the pair discusses not one, BUT TWO, Wanderers win during the week. The 3-2 victory over Eastleigh that saw the Whites proceed to the 4th round of the FA Cup and then the 3-1 dismantling of the atrocious MK Dons in a must win game. The lads talk about the positive performers, with the likes of Liam Trotter, Rob Holding, Wellington Silva and Darren Pratley, and also ponder if this could be the start of an escape bid from Bolton. In the second segment the fellas discuss the weeks happenings at the Macron, with Wanderers going from staff not being paid to the court granting a validation order and the sale of the car park within days. The potential departures of Liam Feeney, Pratley and youngster Alex Samidazeh are also debated. As well as the state of limbo that Shola Ameobi finds himself in. Things are then brought to a close with a quick discussion on Saturday's FA Cup 4th round tie with Leeds United, all before the show ends with a brilliant (potentially very shit) surprise. Enjoy! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The LOVpod is kinda back, as this weeks episode actually only contains two people, but it's still as good as ever. So join host Dan and DowntheMannyRD Tom as they delve into some Bolton Wanderers chat. The first segment is actually like positive for the first time in what seems like forever as the pair discusses not one, BUT TWO, Wanderers win during the week. The 3-2 victory over Eastleigh that saw the Whites proceed to the 4th round of the FA Cup and then the 3-1 dismantling of the atrocious MK Dons in a must win game. The lads talk about the positive performers, with the likes of Liam Trotter, Rob Holding, Wellington Silva and Darren Pratley, and also ponder if this could be the start of an escape bid from Bolton. In the second segment the fellas discuss the weeks happenings at the Macron, with Wanderers going from staff not being paid to the court granting a validation order and the sale of the car park within days. The potential departures of Liam Feeney, Pratley and youngster Alex Samidazeh are also debated. As well as the state of limbo that Shola Ameobi finds himself in. Things are then brought to a close with a quick discussion on Saturday's FA Cup 4th round tie with Leeds United, all before the show ends with a brilliant (potentially very shit) surprise. Enjoy! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On LOVpod Episode 30, Chris is joined by tech wiz Rob and the man behind Talk Trotters, Alastair, who comes in for his second appearance on the show. This weeks pod is very Southern centric, which means we actually had real life witnesses to Saturday's defeat. The boys drill down into Bolton Wanderers' 4-3 defeat at Queens Park Rangers, directing Neil Lennon's team selection as Darren Pratley and Dorian Dervite both returned to injury. Francesco Pisano's half time departure, Ben Amos' dip in form and the pair of Gary Madine and Liam Feeney actually, against all the odds, finding some form in front of goal. Oh, and the fact we lost to a last minute goal. That's all before discussing the Whites rumoured transfer targets, including Adam Hamill, Michael Tonge and Shola Ameobi, another possible takeover bid and the state of ticket prices in the English game, as Rob describes his experience as he tried to support the Twenty's Plenty campaign ran by the FSF.  Proceedings are brought to a close with a game of Guess Who and a discussion on possible changes ahead of next week's visit to Burnley. Listen on iTunes of Blog Talk Radio --- Vote for LoVS in the finals of the Football Blogging Awards by CLICKING RIGHT HERE. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On LOVpod Episode 30, Chris is joined by tech wiz Rob and the man behind Talk Trotters, Alastair, who comes in for his second appearance on the show. This weeks pod is very Southern centric, which means we actually had real life witnesses to Saturday's defeat. The boys drill down into Bolton Wanderers' 4-3 defeat at Queens Park Rangers, directing Neil Lennon's team selection as Darren Pratley and Dorian Dervite both returned to injury. Francesco Pisano's half time departure, Ben Amos' dip in form and the pair of Gary Madine and Liam Feeney actually, against all the odds, finding some form in front of goal. Oh, and the fact we lost to a last minute goal. That's all before discussing the Whites rumoured transfer targets, including Adam Hamill, Michael Tonge and Shola Ameobi, another possible takeover bid and the state of ticket prices in the English game, as Rob describes his experience as he tried to support the Twenty's Plenty campaign ran by the FSF.  Proceedings are brought to a close with a game of Guess Who and a discussion on possible changes ahead of next week's visit to Burnley. Listen on iTunes of Blog Talk Radio --- Vote for LoVS in the finals of the Football Blogging Awards by CLICKING RIGHT HERE. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

An opening question about pathetic capitulations reminds Marcus, Luke, Pete And Jim about Middlesbrough 8, Sven’s Manchester City 1 and even a debate about Shola Ameobi’s hat collection fails to draw the Football Ramble back from the brink of hysteria in this week’s episode. Harry Kane’s late equaliser vs. West Ham and Brentford’s illogical decision to sack Mark Warburton do their best, but by the time Sammy Ameobi gets his mensh, Pete’s gone full potty mouth and despite Jim’s best efforts, he stays firmly ensconced in the lav. Download, subscribe, follow us on Twitter @FootballRamble, facebook.com/footballramble, Instagram: thefootballramble & visit thefootballramble.com. Unfortunately, this is how they do it. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The second half of episode 27 goes is largely dedicated to the players on the current squad that may or may not find themselves playing for a different club in 2014-15. Players such as Shola Ameobi, Gabriel Obertan and Sylvain Marveaux may be shipped out or allowed to leave and we talk about every one of them. We also talk about our match with Fulham and what impact John Carver may really have on the result.

Prime Ministers say the funniest things! Luke Benson is joined by Pete Cunningham to look back at our tremendous run of wins, the St James Fun Slide, the notion that Shola Ameobi might be PM material and Steven Taylor’s Twittergate. You can also tune in to hear another fine edition of ‘Toon Or False’. Produced by Paul Myers and Mike Leigh. A Playback Media Production. Get a free £20 Bet at Paddypower.com/newcastlenatter iPhone App - http://bit.ly/NNapp Get our new Android app on the Google Play store or follow the link from http://newcastlepodcast.com

On this fun-packed show we have the following to offer our following A Day in the Life of.....Paulo Di Canio, we launch a new feature, the Animal XI, Rich tells us about his time at a Pre Season friendly and Alfie declares his love for Shola Ameobi. Plus much, much more!

The Rambleguttersnipes take an early-December shufty at the weekend's football, recording (for the second week running) days after another much-loved footballer loses his life. Let's hope 2012 brings better luck for our soccerball heroes. As always, podcast@thefootballramble.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.