Podcast appearances and mentions of Tommy Wright

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On this week's Spoony Chop, Stuart Cosgrove, Eric Nicolson and Sean Hamilton chew on the weekend's heartening win over Kilmarnock, which featured yet another star turn from Sven Sprangler, Bozo Mikulic's first start in defence and a first headed goal of the season, from Mackenzie Kirk.   The guys also ponder St Johnstone's place in the geopolitics of the former Yugoslavia, Napoleon's likely view on Tommy Wright and pay tribute to Kenny Aird after the Willie Ormond-era great's death.

David Cushley is an Irish League phenomenon. If he's not scoring 30 yard scorchers he's winning Cups, County Antrim Shields and League titles. In this episode of the show, I chat to David about his career so far which has spanned Ballymena United, Lisburn Distillery, Crusaders and his current spell at Carrick Rangers. We discuss working under Tommy Wright, Glenn Ferguson and Stephen Baxter as well as playing alongside Sean O'Neill and Colin Coates. Music by Toby Johnson and Rory Hope.

Your hosts this episode: Patrique OptimalAudio lookAghost In this episode the gang is joined by lookAghost to follow up their previous episode on Memphis's Da Mafia Three Six. This time taking a look at the solo careers, works and legacy of its members, along with the legacy of some of their most prominent affiliates such as La Chat, Project Pat and Tommy Wright III. Along the way they discuss the legacy of early underground Memphis artists and its sound, how well (or poorly) some of Juicy's feature choices have aged and advocate all our listeners to listen to more Tommy Wright in general. Intro Music: Junclassic - "Borrowed Time (Instrumental)" Outro Music: Kankick - "Stagnated Pace" Edited / Produced by: Kittenpuke Find us on RYM through our provided Profile names! Timestamps: 0:00 - Intro / Early Three 6 9:57 - Wiz Khalifa's Connection to Three 6 14:21 - Early Tape Remasters 18:24 - Three 6 Solo Projects 19:28 - The Serial Killaz 24:11 - DJ Paul & Lord Infamous - Come With Me to Hell: Part 1 35:25 - DJ Paul - Volume 16: 4 Da Summa '94 44:49 - Juicy J - Volume 9: It's On 58:36 - DJ Paul & Lord Infamous - Come With Me to Hell: Part 2 1:03:47 - DJ Paul & Juicy J - Volume 3: Spring Mix '95 1:07:42 - Kingpin Skinny Pimp 1:15:38 - Tommy Wright III 1:34:46 - The Early 2000's Lull 1:36:00 - Project Pat 1:45:07 - Gangsta Boo & La Chat 1:49:13 - Juicy J - Rubba Band Business 1 & 2 1:53:58 - Juicy J Blue Dream and Lean 1:59:35 - Juicy J - Stay Trippy 2:06:27 - Juicy J - Rubba Band Business (2017) 2:07:48 - Juicy J - Stoner's Night w/ Wiz Khalifa 2:08:51 - Extra Projects & Recommendations 2:12:55 - Thanks & Outro

Two promotions in two successive seasons and twice on the Official Coleraine Podcast which means it's not a bad résumé for this week's guest. The Podcast was delighted to welcome Brad Lyons on this week's show after the midfielder helped Kilmarnock earn promotion back to the top flight. The Ballymoney man talks about the season to date at Rugby Park, playing under Tommy Wright and Derek McInnes, as well as his eagerness to test himself back in the SPFL. Lyons also discusses about his dream of playing for Northern Ireland, having Kyle Lafferty as a team mate and how he still keeps an eye on the Stripes' results. Hosted by Damian Mullan and assisted by Johnny McNabb, the show also recaps last weekend's win against Glentoran and the upcoming final day fixture against Linfield.

This episode is brought to you by RSM US, a leading audit, tax and advisory firm. RSM develops multi-generational relationships with family offices by providing tailored advisory services to help sustain the family's vision in an evolving, digitally driven world. It's part of a five-part series highlighting issues relevant to family offices. **** In this episode, RSM's family office tax leaders Ben Berger and Tommy Wright join the podcast to discuss five key areas that family offices should focus on. They explain potential tax policy changes related to charitable giving and estate planning and offer various strategies that family offices can use as they plan for 2022 and beyond. Berger also walks through the implications for a family office's choice of entity, and Wright explains why succession planning and governance are especially important for family offices today. (Succession planning and governance will each be discussed further in later episodes of this podcast series.) Finally, the two talk about planning, reporting and the role of technology, and how integrated tools like RSM's FamilySight can address the needs of modern family offices. To learn more about RSM, visit rsmus.com/familyoffice . **** The Middle Market Growth Conversations podcast is produced by the Association for Corporate Growth. To learn more about the organization and how to become a member, visit www.acg.org.

After a few weeks away Adam returns with a Christmas special, and he's brought a couple of popular past guests with him.  Former Soccer FM duo Ray Bradshaw and Steven Mill become the first to make three appearances on the show, joining Adam for a look back at the Scottish football highlights of 2021.  Award-winning stand-up Ray has recently supported Frankie Boyle and John Bishop, as well as making appearances on BBC Scotland's A View From The Terrace and Sky Sports. He speculates about John Collins' belly button, reflects on his ongoing beef with Superscoreboard host Gordon Duncan, shares his uncanny N-Dubz impression and predicts the chaos that Gary Caldwell would wreak in Grinch form, as well as hailing the important legacy of Rose Ayling-Ellis' Strictly win. Radio presenter Steven is responsible for one of the most widely shared moments so far on the Old Firm Facts podcast, and he brings us a certain controversial political figure's opinion on Hamilton Accies as well as his own thoughts on Peter Grant's 'sexy football', unpleasant Tommy Wright memories, Les Battersby's East End Park cameo, nostril-waxing, the joy of Ally McCoist's Scotland commentary and why he was cut out of a recent radio moment that went viral. Adam breaks down the best stories, headlines and quotes from each month of the year as well as asking his guests for their 2021 highlights and 2022 wishes, putting questions to them from Twitter, debunking two myths involving Celtic's trip to Dingwall and giving an Otis Redding classic a Derek McInnes twist.

David Forrest is joined by Reiss Haldane and Jamie McDonald to try and pick the bones out of the bizarre fog-filled spectacle that was our last minute win against Raith Rovers. We discuss what we saw of the game, how big of a win it is, Tommy Wright's sacking and what the second half of the season looks like. We then chat about the Inverness game on Boxing Day and the new restrictions coming in place that means we won't be able to go to games for a while. Finally, to try and inject a bit of festive cheer, we chat our plans at Christmas and who we would have round from the world of Partick Thistle at Christmas dinner..

Post-match reaction as Rangers, Hearts & Motherwell all win in the Premiership. Arbroath beat Morton to go top of Championship & Kilmarnock sack manager Tommy Wright

Cammy Bell & Julie Fleeting assess Kilmarnock's win over Ayr Utd in the Ayrshire derby. Including post-match reaction from Tommy Wright & David Hopkin.

Adam is joined by multi-million-selling singer-songwriter Amy Macdonald and ESPN Bundesliga commentator Derek Rae to discuss Ange Postecoglou and Scottish football's reaction to foreign managers, what we could learn from Germany, arrogant English pundits and Scotland's forthcoming Euro 2020 triumph.   Amy gives an insight into her songwriting, looks back on encounters with the likes of Oasis, Bruce Springsteen and Maradona, recalls singing Flower of Scotland at Hampden and provides an update on her infamous beef with Tommy Wright.  Derek remembers commentating on a classic Champions League final, explains how he's adapted his commentary style during the pandemic, talks about his work on EA Sports' FIFA games and fulfils a request from Adam that will make every Scotland fan's day. Adam looks into commentators apologising for 'fruity language' in Myths Debunked, channels Mark Lawrenson for some withering takes on classic lyrics, adds Scouse to his list of questionable accents and puts questions from Twitter to Amy and Derek. For more information about Old Firm Facts, visit: www.thebiglight.com/oldfirmfacts

Episode 14 of The Midweek Show is now available - Russell Walker hosts and he's joined by former Scotland defender Steven Pressley. Elvis talks about his new role at Brentford, St Johnstone's incredible League Cup and Scottish Cup Double, how they'll fare in Europe and memories of his own campaigns in European competition with Hearts and Celtic. He also discusses the managerial merry-go-round in Scotland with Mickey Mellon, Barry Ferguson, Jim Duffy and John Hughes all moving on, the future for Tommy Wright at Kilmarnock in the Championship plus his views on Steve Clarke's Scotland squad for the Euros. For more information on our team and variety of shows visit www.essentialpodcasts.co.uk And give us a follow on Twitter - @Essential_Pods  

Essential Bite - Episode 14 of The Midweek Show is now available, Russell Walker hosts and he's joined by former Scotland defender Steven Pressley. in this segment, Elvis discusses the managerial merry-go-round in Scotland with Mickey Mellon, Barry Ferguson, Jim Duffy and John Hughes all moving on and the future for Tommy Wright at Kilmarnock in the Championship following their relegation. For more information on our team and variety of shows visit www.essentialpodcasts.co.uk And give us a follow on Twitter - @Essential_Pods

Ep.278: A look ahead to the Ipswich Town game via the Friday afternoon press conference with Tommy Wright and Dom Thompson. This episode is sponsored by the STFC Official Supporters Club. Views own and do not represent Swindon Town Football Club. All audio footage was obtained by Ryan Walker on behalf of Total Swindon. The audio is available for use after being confirmed by the club that press conferences are open to the media and audio is allowed to be used by all in attendance

Andrew Slaven, JJ Bull and Laura Brannan convene after the Premiership splits in half. Celtic and Rangers share the spoils in a lacklustre derby. But all the focus is on Glen Kamara after he is allegedly subjected to racist abuse against Sparta Prague in the Europa League. St Johnstone pip St Mirren to a top 6 finish in the final minutes of Saturday’s action, as we salute Callum Davidson’s fantastic first season in management. Kilmarnock win for the first time in 10 matches, inspired by Kyle Lafferty and Tommy Wright’s fashionable glasses. Meanwhile is Micky Mellon overdue some love for keeping Dundee United up? Steve Clarke’s Scotland squad causes some debate with Scotland having acquired a new striker in Che Adams.  Plus Killcam, Subbuteo keepers and knights in shining armour. RUNNING ORDER:    • PART 1: Dumbarton and Forfar go viral (01m 00s) • PART 2: Celtic 1-1 Rangers + standing with Glen Kamara (03m 30s)  • PART 3: St Johnstone pip St Mirren to 6th place (16m 30s) • PART 4a: Kilmarnock 4-1 Motherwell (26m 00s) • PART 4b: Livingston 1-1 Hibs (33m 00s) • PART 4c: Dundee Utd 1-0 Aberdeen (36m 00s) • PART 5: Fantasy Football Scotland & the odds with Paddy Power (41m 00s) • PART 6: Analysing the Scotland squad (45m 00s)    SIGN UP TO THE ATHLETIC FOR £4 A MONTH: • theathletic.com/totally   GET IN TOUCH: • follow us on Instagram • find us on Facebook • send us a tweet: @TheTotallyShow   PARISH NOTICES: • we’re sponsored by Paddy Power - home of the Money Back Special   READ STUFF ON OUR WEBSITE: • check out thetotallyfootballshow.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Rory, Cameron and Harry are back to look through some of the biggest moments from Scottish football over the past week. They start with the announcement of Stephen Glass as the new Aberdeen manager and give their reaction. Following that the guys look at the situation between St Johnstone and St Mirren where the two battled it out for the final top six spot at the weekend. They then look at Killie's 4-1 win over Motherwell where Tommy Wright picked up his first win in charge. To finish off they look at one specific game from each of the lower leagues from the weekend. Find us on Twitter @pintsandpens

Irish League stalwart Albert Watson joins me for this latest Campbell's Footballs instalment. On the show we discuss early days at Ballymena United under Kenny Shiels and Tommy Wright before moving onto Linfield to play under the legend David Jeffrey. After spending time at Windsor Park, Albert upped sticks and moved to Canada where he played for FC Edmonton. We discuss life in the Americas and how different a life it was over there in comparison to the Irish League. We then hear about Albert's move to Iceland to play for KR Reykjavik before moving back to the Irish League. Albert is a cornerstone of most team's backlines and in 2019 made the move to join Larne. We end the show by discussing what convinced Albert to join the Inver Park side and his experiences of Kenny Bruce, Gareth Clements and teammates such as Conor Devlin and Tomas Cosgrove. A very interesting chat and I hope you enjoy it. 

Callum Davidson emulates Tommy Wright, the healing process begins at Killie, the Steelmen rise in Edinburgh, the vacant hot seat at Ayr United, QoS for the playoffs and Craig McGuffie's left pegSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/TapBagPodcast)

On this week's show, we celebrate the Saints as Livi lose the League Cup final; Graham Alexander's players are brilliant while Tommy Wright's boys stop the rot; there's the usual 1-2 switcheroo in Fife, and the underdogs of Arbroath and Dumfries carry on their unstoppable rise; finally, we hear about a Scot Abroad who conquered Norway, Belgium and Australia, only to be downed by a slide tackle from one of our presenters.All this and more in this week's edition of The Auchterarder Chippy!Music Credits:Duck In The Alley, TrackTribeAir Fàir An Là, Niteworks (ft. SIAN)

John and Tony are joined by St Johnstone fan Nory as we preview the League Cup final which takes place on Sunday. Nory is involved behind the scenes with Saints podcast which you can find on Twitter @DoggerSaints Can St Johnstone win the League Cup for the first time in their history? Callum Davidson has had a fine first season as he follows the great work that Tommy Wright did at the club. We reflect on other League Cup memories though quite often in finals anxiety takes over and you don't remember much of the games. Celtic continue to face problems and Tony covers them from his point of view. Tommy Wright hasn't got off to the greatest of starts at Kilmarnock so we chat about whether he can keep them up. As is tradition when we have a guest on we get Nory to give us his best eleven from the team he supports. Tweet us @sffpodcast Instagram - sffpodcast Facebook - Scottish Football Forums Email - scottishfootballforumspodcast@gmail.com

John and Tony are joined by St Johnstone fan Nory as we preview the League Cup final which takes place on Sunday. Nory is involved behind the scenes with Saints podcast which you can find on Twitter @DoggerSaints Can St Johnstone win the League Cup for the first time in their history? Callum Davidson has had a fine first season as he follows the great work that Tommy Wright did at the club. We reflect on other League Cup memories though quite often in finals anxiety takes over and you don't remember much of the games. Celtic continue to face problems and Tony covers them from his point of view. Tommy Wright hasn't got off to the greatest of starts at Kilmarnock so we chat about whether he can keep them up. As is tradition when we have a guest on we get Nory to give us his best eleven from the team he supports. Tweet us @sffpodcast Instagram - sffpodcast Facebook - Scottish Football Forums Email - scottishfootballforumspodcast@gmail.com

McCann, Higgins and Truff discuss Tommy Wright's appointment as Killie boss, Hibs' recent form, the dichotomy of Odsonne Edouard and the possible implications of Rangers' players breaking lockdown rules. Check it out!

Unbiased | In-depth | Scottish This week Owen Brown and Gavin Miller discuss three managers in Scottish football; David Martindale, Tommy Wright and Robbie Neilson. * We start by discussing Martindale's attributes and how he has Livingston play, talk about any lessons they can learn from defeat to Dundee United and what they maybe need to think about ahead of next season. * With Tommy Wright newly in as Kilmarnock manager we chat about style of play, whether the 'split' setup of the Scottish Premiership leads to clubs having a false sense of security and give our opinions on the players Killie have brought in to help fight off relegation * Finally we focus on Robbie Neilson and Hearts. What's their style of play, are fans expecting a bit too much, what should they be doing - as well as winning the league - to give themselves the best chance when they come back up to the Premiership and more.   Please leave us a rating and review and share the podcast with your friends. We can be found at www.purefitbaw.com and on www.twitter.com/PureFitbaw, www.instagram.com/pure_fitbaw and www.facebook.com/PureFitbaw

‘By (presumably) popular demand Sam and Dan return for Episode 3. Richard Foster joins the lads to discuss his time at Saints, storms in teacups and football furlough. Also featuring a special interview with Perth's own Scarlet Skyler Rae to discuss the soon to be smash hit ‘Come On You Saints', along with regular features ‘O'Boyle in The Royal', ‘Saints Stories' and a special ‘Doggers on Tour' where we contemplate what in the world Gregory Tade is playing at. With the lads also discussing the Celtic defeat, the upcoming Motherwell game, Kilmarnock manager Tommy Wright, and the present Pay Per View situation, Episode 3 of Dogger Saints: An Unofficial St. Johnstone Podcast is a must hear for all Saints fans and beyond.'

As Rangers prepare to welcome Tommy Wright's Kilmarnock to Ibrox, Ross is joined by John to preview the game alongside all the rest of the week's Rangers news so far. [Apologies for the abnormal video/sound quality at times during the pod which was due to unusual connection issues.] The Gersnet Podcast: the independent Rangers FC podcast, by fans, for fans. LIVE and FREE every Sunday on YouTube at 9.30pm. Available from a range of other platforms on the following day (including Acast, Castbox, iTunes, Spotify and TuneIn).

Aaron Dougan joins Michael Wood to discuss @officialdafc's last four matches and the ins and outs at #DAFC over the last six weeks. There is also chat about Tommy Wright arriving at Kilmarnock and whether Derek McInnes may depart Aberdeen at the conclusion of the season. Enjoy. Blog: Thatsnevertenyards.wordpress.com/ Contact Us: TN10Yards@gmail.com Facebook: www.facebook.com/TN10Y/ Twitter: www.twitter.com/tn10y/ Archived episodes: www.mixcloud.com/TN10Y/

Hello there folks and welcome back to The Armchair Pundits with Lester and Hammy. it's been a quiet week in the world of Scottish football, a few games here 'n' there, a few goals and the newly outed Hammy gets grilled on Rangers performance against Hamilton. We give you a bit more of an insight into our lives. We also cover Tommy Wright's return to the Scottish game with Kilmarnock. Lester bombs in the quiz, but you're used to that by now.

Seán and Cameron are back with Taylor and Graeme to talk through more drama and action from Scotland and beyond. In Big Shout, there's the best midfielder outside the Old Firm, Newcastle's relegation prospects without Callum Wilson, Dortmund's Champions League chances and whether Neil Lennon will still be in the Parkhead dugout come the new seasons. Cameron takes the reins in Second Ball as the team talk through the continued suspension of the lower leagues, Tommy Wright's first game in charge of Killie and Kemar Roofe's suspension by the SFA. See it Out is hosted by Graeme as he quizes the boys on his favourite topic, German football. And the show is rounded off with a debate over the Game of the Week. Don't forget to subscribe and follow us on Twitter @ENRGExtraTime

Tony, Thom and Tommy Wright's new No.1 fan Craig Anderson discuss the aforementioned manager's return to the dugout, including his opening game V Motherwell. They then head to Paisley to discuss Celtic's performance before and after the 70-minute mark. Finally Thom is asked for his opinion on all things Aberdeen. Is this the beginning of the end of McInnes? Is that fair? In fact, is it smart? See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

John and Scott are on this week as they discuss the best managers in Scottish football over the last 40 years. We start off by discussing some of the best over the last five years or so in the week that Tommy Wright has taken over at Kilmarnock. There are others up for discussion as we look at the merits of Brendan Rodgers and what he achieved in his short time at Celtic. Going further back we look at Alex Ferguson and Jim McLean who achieved unthinkable things when you consider the general duopoly in our game. There are others too who managed to get to European finals and had domestic success. The podcast concludes as we discuss the current managers in the top flight and how well they are doing. Tweet us @sffpodcast Facebook - Scottish Football Forums Instagram - sffpodcast

John and Scott are on this week as they discuss the best managers in Scottish football over the last 40 years. We start off by discussing some of the best over the last five years or so in the week that Tommy Wright has taken over at Kilmarnock. There are others up for discussion as we look at the merits of Brendan Rodgers and what he achieved in his short time at Celtic. Going further back we look at Alex Ferguson and Jim McLean who achieved unthinkable things when you consider the general duopoly in our game. There are others too who managed to get to European finals and had domestic success. The podcast concludes as we discuss the current managers in the top flight and how well they are doing. Tweet us @sffpodcast Facebook - Scottish Football Forums Instagram - sffpodcast

Tuesday TeamTalk Episode 177 Broadcast 09-02-2021 A St Johnstone orientated podcast produced by the sports team at Hospital Radio Perth. Produced via Zoom and phone as we all hide at home! John, Peter and Fraser look back at the Rangers and Livingston games. We discuss Tommy Wright's return to Scottish football and look at some of the issues being discussed on fan's forums.

John and Scott are on this week as they discuss the best managers in Scottish football over the last 40 years. We start off by discussing some of the best over the last five years or so in the week that Tommy Wright has taken over at Kilmarnock. There are others up for discussion as […]

Hamish, Matt and Callum get back together to have a chat about how bad their teams are. They then touch on the big stories from Scottish football - like Kilmarnock appointing Tommy Wright as their new manager and Aberdeen backing Derek McInnes, plus a whole lot more. You can also watch this episode on our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iTvjV6YjWNk Music: Take the Lead by Kevin MacLeod Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/4458-take-the-lead License: https://filmmusic.io/standard-licen

On this week's show there's a new manager at Killie in the form of Tommy Wright. There's yet more manager unrest at Aberdeen as McInnes looks on the rocks. And Rangers have their worst performance of the season but STILL they don't lose. That plus who has elephant legs, who is taking part in a lad v lad battle, and who to captain in fantasy. RUNNING ORDER PART 1a - Rangers quiz! PART 2a - Hamilton 1-1 Rangers reviews (04.00) PART 2b - The Wright Stuff at Killie (10.00) PART 2c - St Mirren 2-0 Kilmarnock (12.40) PART 3a - Celtic 2-1 Motherwell (16.00) PART 3b - Hibernian 2-0 Aberdeen (26.00) PART 4a - Livingston 1-2 St Johnstone (38.00) PART 4b - Ross County 0-2 Dundee United (43.00) PART 5a- Odds with Paddy Power (46.00) PART 5b - Midweek previews (47.00) PART 5c - Fantasy Football Scotland (49.00) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Suspension of lower leagues, SWPL and Scottish Cup continues + we preview Wednesday's matches and chat to new Kilmarnock manager Tommy Wright

Tommy Wright in the Killie hot seat, Robbie Neilson's popularity takes a hit, Alan Power has a Shane Duffy moment and a full weekend round-up.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/TapBagPodcast)

Gordon Duncan, Hugh Keevins & Alex Rae take your calls, with all the reaction to the weekend's results PLUS the panel reflect on Tommy Wright being named the new Kilmarnock manager.

With another weekend of footballing action over and done with, Jack Donnelly was joined by Struan Garvie, Taylor Murray and Graeme Sinclair to round up the biggest stories from the weekend. This week's Big Question has the panel discussing the worst individual performances in football, with shouts for Graeme Shinnie, Ian Black, Loris Karius, Steven Gerrard and Loris Karius. In Chewin' the Football, the boys discuss Tommy Wright's appointment as the new Kilmarnock boss, break down David Martindale's first loss as Livingston manager and discuss a potential undefeated season for Rangers. In English Entertainment, the team discuss Manchester City's huge win away at Liverpool, debating whether the title has been wrapped up, while also mentioning Mason Mount's impressive performances under Thomas Tuchel. In Last Ditch Challenge, the panel covers Zlatan Ibrahimovic hitting 500 career goals, Champions League fixtures being relocated and Andre Onana receiving a 12 month ban from football for a doping violation.

Kilmarnock appoint Tommy Wright, we assess Aberdeen's poor run of form, plus former Celtic midfielder & coach John Collins assesses his former club's problems this season.

Fowler is joined by Graeme and Craig Cairns to look back over the weekend's action in the Scottish Premiership. This includes whether it is the end of the line for Derek McInnes, Hibs looking better without Kevin Nisbet, the size of the task facing Tommy Wright, the West Lothian juggernaut coming to a stop, John Hughes' oddly attacking line-up, Mickey Mellon figuring out the need for fewer strikers and Ross Callachan for MVP. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Tommy Wright relates the story of his conversion to Christ in 1952. As is common with young people, on entering his teens, Tommy began to drift away from interest in the gospel and tried to get out of “going to meetings”. But the godly influence of his mother prevailed. With tears in her eyes one day she said to Tommy “So, you've chosen the world”. Listen to hear how God used this in Tommy's awakening and salvation. (Recorded 26th July The post “So, you've chosen the world” (15 min) first appeared on Gospel Hall Audio.

2020 has been a challenging year of quick decisions and strategic agility. Through innovative flexibility and engineering, TigerConnect pushed up our product roadmap for clinicians and patients.In this episode of The Connected Care Team, we interview Tommy Wright, TigerConnect's Director of Product Marketing, to discuss how the product roadmap quickly advanced to provide innovative virtual care during COVID-19.Related:Connect with Tommy Wright on LinkedInExplore TigerConnect's suite of productsTo learn more about care team collaboration solutions, visit TigerConnect's website.Follow TigerConnect on LinkedIn for the latest episodes, news, and announcements.Subscribe to The Connected Care Team on your favorite platform to get notified of new episodes.

It wasn’t so long ago that many were fearing the worst for Callum Davidson and his plucky St Johnstone side. Straight off the back of Tommy Wright leaving the keys to the kingdom to the novice coach, Davidson started his inaugural season as a football manager with one draw, two wins and 10 games in charge. In a season that was already putting unfair pressure from outside factors on Scottish Premiership clubs, the Saints looked like a club that had taken a risk at the worst, possible time. Yet, 10 games on from that first spell and something has certainly changed at McDiarmid Park. The players are performing, the formation is bamboozling opposition coaches and most important St Johnstone are getting points on the table. With just one defeat from their last 10 games, we take a look at what Davidson did to turn St Johnstone’s season around. Enjoy! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We're back and it's another trip to Perth for the HoopsSo our usual St Johnstone super fan Greg Browning is on the lineAfter the usual look back at the Covid hit last season, Greg gives us his opinions on Tommy Wright's departure from the club and the appointment of Callum Davidson.The guys talk the new signings and the squad in general before looking at the matches so far.We finish off the chat looking at Celtic v St Johnstone at McDiarmid Park this Sunday and Gregs hope for the game.Enjoy.

We're back and it's another trip to Perth for the HoopsSo our usual St Johnstone super fan Greg Browning is on the lineAfter the usual look back at the Covid hit last season, Greg gives us his opinions on Tommy Wright's departure from the club and the appointment of Callum Davidson.The guys talk the new signings and the squad in general before looking at the matches so far.We finish off the chat looking at Celtic v St Johnstone at McDiarmid Park this Sunday and Gregs hope for the game.Enjoy.

Match Off, Rock On Tommy, The Shopkeeper You'll Never Forget & The Beer XI with Tommy Wright

In this edition of our Season Preview Podcasts, Seán McGill chats to Jamie Beatson of weareperth.co.uk about all things St Johnstone. They look back at the ‘Golden Era' under Tommy Wright, discuss how Callum Davidson will get on as the new man in charge, and question why Scotland still seem to have made no attempt to bring Ali McCann into the fold. Jamie is on Twitter @jamiebeatson and you can find We are Perth @wap1884 or their website www.weareperth.co.uk. You can follow us on Twitter @ENRGSport and check out our website enrgsport.net.

Tommy Wright gives his first in-depth interview since leaving St Johnstone. He talks about returning to coaching, the Northern Ireland job and some of his famous spats.

After the disappointment of Wolves, there was the elation of Reading - with Brentford turning around a 3-1 loss at Molineaux with a 4-1 victory against a Reading side who had not lost in 8 matches. The Beesotted crew get together in their virtual boozer this week to discuss the week's matches … as well as the September's manager madness where Sam Allardyce finishes his tenure as England's most successful manager with a 100% winning record. Where Derby have their ongoing manager farce - this time suspending Nigel Pearson for reasons we're not sure why at the moment … and Dean Smith who (according to Dave) will be leaving for Aston Villa before the weekend. To top that all off, we talk about QPRs Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink being implicated in the payment for players sting … alongside Tommy Wright from Barnsley and of course Massimo Cellino. Then we chat bout the Wigan game - getting Worbo from Latics Speyk Wigan blog on the line. All in all a good olde chinwag In the virtual boozer: Billy Grant Dave Lane Matt Allard 0m - Start 4m 16 sec - Fans in the pub and streets after both the Wolves and Reading games 11m 20 sec - Beesotted crew talk Wolves and Reading matches 38 m 54 sec - Manager Madness. Sam Allardyce leaves his England job. Nigel Pearson is suspended at Derby County. Dean Smith is allegedly leaving Brentford for Aston Villa. Plus Jimmy Floyd hasselbaink, Tommy Wright and Massimo Cellino are all implicated in dodgy player payment activity 56m 36 sec - Chat to Worbo from Vital Wigan (Latics Speyk) - Wigan Blog 1hr 12 min 51 sec - Beesotted crew chat Wigan match 1hr 19 min 07 sec - END #wafc #latics #BrentfordFC