Podcasts about st george's park

At this year's Euro 2020 final, England watched on in agony as the men's national team lost to Italy on penalties. But, taking a step back, this is the most successful squad in 55 years. So how did a team go from World Cup winners in 1966 to decades of disappointment to today, one of the youngest and most exciting national teams to watch. Well, they changed the way they train their players. In 2012, St George's Park opened - a brand-new facility in Staffordshire that promised to change England's football team forever. At the opening event, chairman David Sheepshanks said to the press "judge us in 10 years". In this episode, host Dermot Murnaghan speaks to David Sheepshanks; Howard Wilkinson, a former footballer, manager and one of the founders of St George's Park; and journalist, football historian and author Jonathan Wilson.

Where else to start this week but the (official) announcement of the Euros moving to 2022 and Phil Neville's confirmed departure. We discuss potential replacements and what their priorities should be. We also talk Hashtag United's move into Women's Football, the role of commercialism and have some fun with the FA's suggestion that the WSL could finish with a 6 week 'summer camp' at St George's Park. Proudly sponsored by FotMob.

Nat & Gregor are joined by Jonathan Northcroft to pay tribute to Chelsea goalkeeping legend Peter Bonetti who passed away on Easter Sunday. They discuss the impact he had on English football as he pioneered the game in his position.And with a new proposal to finish the Premier League season at Wembley and St George's Park, Gregor tells us why top players may have changed their minds on leaving their families to get back to football. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

As the FA get ready to offer up Wembley Stadium and St George's Park in an attempt to help the Premier League season conclude, we're back with the latest Blood Red podcast. Guy Clarke is joined by Ian Doyle, Joe Rimmer and Matt Addison as they look through the latest talking points. From Sir Kenny Dalglish's message to stay home, to how the Premier League season could be wrapped up at of all places, Wembley. The guys give their thoughts on the latest option that seems to be being put forward and whether or not fans are now accepting of the fact the season will be finished behind closed doors. We also get into a hat-trick of memorable Liverpool matches on this day, from the win over Nottingham Forest in 1988, to he Reds' 0-0 draw at Juventus in 2005, as well as the 3-2 win over Man City at Anfield back in 2014. And before we go, as Marko Grujic celebrates his 24th birthday, the panel have their say on his Liverpool future. Enjoy. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Changing a culture at British Cycling | The Premier League's new £2bn, six-year Scandinavian deal | A new buzz around Wimbledon's sustainability plans. British Cycling CEO Julie Harrington is the guest on episode 69 of the Leaders Sport Business Podcast (interview starts at 8:28). Harrington joined British Cycling in May 2017, replacing Ian Drake at the helm of one of British sport's most successful National Governing Bodies, but one in need of governance reform following successive investigations into anti-doping procedure and workplace culture. Harrington took on the role having been Group Operations Director at the FA since 2011, running both Wembley Stadium and St George's Park. Prior to working for the FA, Harrington spent nine years with the Northern Racing Group as operations director. Harrington has also worked in senior marketing roles for brands such as British Airways, Whitbread, and Carlsberg-Tetley. Harrington sat down with Leaders during a break at Global Sports Week in Paris, where she was speaking on the subject of sport and urbanism. On the conversational agenda: - How Harrington has gone about building a new integrity and compliance function within British Cycling; - "Three years of flying the plane, while trying to fix the plane;" - The challenges she has encountered during the change process and her advice for other leaders with a mandate for reform; - Her route into the sports industry and why working for a brewery in sports sponsorship felt like too much like hard work; - Imposter syndrome, Gareth Southgate's killer question for Harrington on her FA recruitment panel, and her advice for how to crack an interview for a big job.  

Julie Harrington was announced as British Cycling’s new chief executive in March 2017. Before her current role, Julie amassed almost 15 years’ experience in senior leadership roles in a sports environment. In her former role as group operations’ director at the Football Association, Julie was responsible for running both Wembley Stadiumand St George's Park, in addition to women's and development team games away from Wembley. Julie joined the FA in 2011 as managing director of St George's Park, tasked with the final stage of construction and launch of a £100-million elite training centre, home to the 24 England teams. She was also responsible for developing the strategy for the centre and its commercial performance against its business plan. Since joining British Cycling, Julie has overseen the implementation of the organisation’s action plan following the Cycling Independent Review, as well as widespread changes to allow the governing body to comply with the government’s new Code for Sports Governance.

Talk about it being quiet during the international break! The first day away on international duty and still Liverpool v Man City dominates after Raheem Sterling's reported bust-up with Joe Gomez in the canteen at St George's Park. Join Dan Austin and Kristian Walsh from Liverpool.com as they talk through the incident, or what is known of it, as well as how Raheem Sterling continues to suffer on his Anfield returns. Six games back, still no goal, still no shot on target - so why does he struggle so much and does it highlight just how personally City have taken the rivalry with the Reds. Enjoy. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

45 Games, 20 Wins, 16 Draws and nine defeats – but non of them mean anything now. Following a defeat last weekend at home to Stevenage and midweek results – the equation is simple: Avoid defeat and Mansfield Town are a League One Club. Can we get over the line? Where does CJ need to play? Will training at St George's Park help? Are MK Dons playing mind games and will there be a happily ever after.... www.mtfcmatters.co.uk additional media iFollow Stags

South Africa becomes the third Test playing nation with test matches in St George's Park and Newlands

Episode 8 of the MvF Podcast is brought to you from St. George's Park for the National ManvFat Football Tournament, where 400 weightloss champions compete for the top prize!

Turf Business' exclusive interview with St George’s Park Head of Grounds & Estates, Alan Ferguson. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Stan visits St George's Park to chat with his former teammate and Captain Gareth Southgate. They reminisce about starting their careers together at Crystal Palace and the players who influenced them. Gareth talks about the managers he has played under and the impact they have had on his managerial style. He reflects on his time at Middlesbrough and whether it was the right move for him. They discuss his aspirations for the England team and his views of senior players such as Wayne Rooney. An edited video of the interview can be found in the Call Collymore app and on YouTube.com/CallCollymore

Two thirds into our FAWSL season previews and we arrive at Manchester City Women. Jen from She Kicks again joins the show, while young prodigy Georgia Stanway speaks to us from St George's Park, just days before scoring her first goal of the season today.

Half time analysis of the Isle of Wight Hustings Live at St George's Park, from Isle of Wight Radio's Matt White, Jon Weeks and Tom Stroud and the Isle of Wight County Press' Emily Pearce #iwvote #iwnews #ge2015

La última Edición Semanal ya mira al próximo Campeonato de Europa Sub-21 de la UEFA con el embajador del torneo Eli Ohana, escucha al seleccionador de Francia Didier Deschamps y visita la nueva casa del fúbtol inglés, St. George's Park.