Podcast appearances and mentions of wally downes

Could football be coming home? Basking in the afterglow of England's last-minute win against the Netherlands, Kamal and Camilla catch up with chief sports writer Olly Brown about what it was like in the stadium, from the giddy atmosphere to Gareth Southgate's little celebratory dance.Plus, a chat with Southgate's old coach at Crystal Palace, Wally Downes, about what the England manager was like as a young player.Away from football, US editor Tony Diver joins from Washington to talk about Joe Biden's ongoing health concerns and how he got on with Keir Starmer at Nato, while Camilla dishes the goss on the latest from inside the Tory leadership fight.ReadOn evidence of this England performance, football might just be coming homeProducer: Georgia CoanSenior Producer: John CadiganPlanning Editor: Venetia RaineyVideo Producer: Luke GoodsallStudio Operator: Meghan SearleSocial Media Producer: Ji-Min LeeEditor: Camilla TomineyOriginal music by Goss Studio Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Tom Clarke is joined by regulars Martin Samuel and Gregor Robertson and special guest Wally Downes. They look back on the weeks champions league fixtures and the exit of Manchester and Newcastle United from Europe. Were Newcastle naïve to not kill off a game they led in? Did Manchester United even put up a fight? After the break a reflection on Wally's career in football, from being one of the founders of the crazy gang at Wimbledon through to his time in coaching throughout the leagues. Timeline:Newcastle2' Newcastle, yes they were good, yes they have progressed. But they still lost.5' Injuries and fatigue affected them. 7' May well dip into transfer market.8' Limitations because of FFP11' Newcastle are not well known outside of the UK. That creates problems with income.15' It was nip and tuck, they were unfortunate. They are still ahead of schedule.Man Utd16' Lost their identity. Buying the wrong players with the wrong attitude.17' Delusions on grandeur. Needs a sea change a policy change.19' Anthony given chance after chance. Dan James wasn't20' look at the subs, not good enough.22' Man Utd did well to stay in the game, no chance of winning it.24' There is desperation now. 26' Modern football doesn't suit Man Utd – not as much up and at em'28' Red flag over Sancho. Arsenal and Man City30' Both look good. Could draw each other.31' Final year of the current champions league format Life and Career of Wally Downes35' Debut for Wimbledon at leatherhead – balled out by his keeper wrestling players and punched the keepers brother in law.38' Style of play40' shuttle runs, fitness and 3 mile runs.42' not a cake walk to the top. Played on the crazy gang tag.45' they had very good players and developed good players.47' “can't afford to show respect, we'd have got our arses kicked.” Never got cocky.48' Alan Cork took his boots off…”they're not crossing to me.”52' Vinnie Jones story.55' Coaching style59' Nothing new under the sun, most tactical analysis is the same as it always was, just a different name. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Paul Hawksbee and Charlie Baker are joined in the studio by comedian Vittorio Angelone. Also in the pod, comedian Maisie Adam. And the guys bring back anbd old feature, Where's Wally Downes? See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The second part of the revealing interview between Dave Anderson and his former Gaffer, former CEO at AFC Wimbledon Erik Samuelson. In discussion, the appointment of Wally Downes, Simon Bassey and the clb returning to Plough Lane.

West Ham fans were saddened to learn about the death of Papa Bouba Diop on Sunday. The Senegalese - or 'The Wardrobe' as he was known - played for the Hammers for just a year in the 2011-12 season but was well liked and immediately gained the respect of his team-mates for his kind nature and outstanding attitude in training. Former Hammers assistant manager Wally Downes was Sam Allardyce's No 2 during Diop's year at the club and Downes dialled in from Jamaica to speak to Will Pugh (https://twitter.com/WilliamPugh_?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Eauthor) about his first hand experiences with the gentle giant. Ex-Wimbledon man Downes also told tails of his time at Upton Park under Big Sam and Avram Grant. Chad from Betway (https://twitter.com/betway) joined Will, James Jones (https://twitter.com/ByJamesJones) and Tom Edwards (https://twitter.com/T0M_EDWARDS) to celebrate their HUGE charity bet wins after TWO winning selections in Monday's narrow victory against Aston Villa. One of the boys even nailed a 25/1 shot bagging a whopping £1,250 for his charity! The lads dissect the crazy win against Villa that sent the Hammers fifth. The Sun's Manchester United correspondent Neil Custis joined the guys to preview the Red Devils' visit to London Stadium on Saturday night. Name That Game is back and the lads discuss Matt Beard's new social pursuits having left his role as West Ham Women manager last month. Packed show. SUBSCRIBE, SHARE and REVIEW if you like what We Are West Ham (https://twitter.com/WeAre_WestHam) do and tell your friends. WATCH the show on YouTube HERE (https://t.co/BerkadaUal?amp=1) . Up the Hammers! #COYI #WHUFC

Matt Beadle is joined by George Jones from The 9 Years Podcast this week. In a piece of bad timing, this episode was finished 30 minutes before the announcement that the club had parted ways with Wally Downes. So strap yourself in for a retrospective on what we all thought of his charge by the F.A before the news, with some healthy debate! Plus a celebration of our team being in form and George's memories of being a ball boy! 

Matt Beadle is joined this time by Nick Draper of the 9 Years Podcast. We talk the fallout of Wally Downes' suspension for allegedly breaking betting rules. Plus another defeat, but a decent performance. Could we be on the up?  

AFC Wimbledon manager Wally Downes talks about a nervy last game of the season and how he pulled off a great escape by dragging the Dons out of the relegation zone to League One survival on a dramatic final day. Speaking of escapes, professional snooker player Martin Gould discusses how John Higgins can pull off a remarkable comeback against Judd Trump in the World Snooker Championship final and James also looks at where it's gone wrong for Manchester United and Arsenal.

Wally Downes has taken AFC Wimbledon from second-bottom of League One to the brink of survival. He joined James Gray to discuss their last two fixtures of the season and how he turned things around.

Injury crisis? What injury crisis? This week we've got Ian Danter in the hotseat with Sam Parkin and Gregor Robertson in tow to discuss the big talking points from the EFL. We're talking Steve McClaren's sacking, that Colchester space burger, and Sol "Confidence" Campbell. Here's what to expect: RUNNING ORDER: * PART 1a: Portsmouth win at Wembley (02m 00s) * PART 2a: Championship Review: An extraordinary minute in the promotion race as Leeds win and Sheffield United lose, and Steve McClaren sacked  (08m 50s) * PART 2b: QPR manager odds with William Hill (18m 30s) * PART 2c: Championship review continued: More on the midlands as West Brom beat Birmingham and Villa defeat Blackburn (19m 10s) * PART 2d: Championship odds with William Hill (24m 20s) * PART 2e: Championship Player of the Season and Young Player of the Season picks (25m 10s) * PART 3a: League One Review: Barnsley tie with Coventry, Wally Downes the South West London Lazarus, Wycombe wander towards relegation, whilst Blackpool Tilt towards the top (28m 20s) * PART 3b: League One odds with William Hill (39m 10s) * PART 3c: League One Player of the Season pick (39m 50s) * PART 4a: League Two review: A three-horse race to the finish, Colchester's space burger, and Tranmere terrific (41m 30s) * PART 4b: League Two Odds with William Hill (49m 30s) * PART 4c: League Two Player of the Season pick (50m 50s) * PART 5a: Weekend previews with Steve Bruce and a goodbye with Alan Partridge (52m 00s) PARISH NOTICES: * get your bet on with William Hill [here](https://sports.williamhill.com/betting/en-gb/football) GET IN TOUCH: * Send us a tweet: @[theTotallyShow](https://twitter.com/TheTotallyShow) * Find us on Instagram: @[totallyfootballshow](https://www.instagram.com/totallyfootballshow/?hl=en) * Like us on Facebook: @[thetotallyfootballshow](https://www.facebook.com/thetotallyfootballshow/)

Alex Crook was joined by Lee Finch from 9 Yrs Podcast discussing whether Wimbledon will stay in up and the success of the Wally Downes appointment.

This week's Totally Football League Show sees Caroline Barker, Adrian Clarke, and Sam Parkin back in studio to discuss the latest managerial ins and outs, a full Championship review, plus an exclusive discussion with the makers of 'Sunderland Til I Die'. Here's how it sounds: RUNNING ORDER: * PART 1: Wally Downes to Wimbledon with AFC CEO Erik Samuelson, and some more oatcake chat (01m 30s) * PART 2a: Championship review part one: WBA 1-1 Brentford, Boro 0-3 Villa, Forest 2-0 Ipswich, and Tom Heaton (09m 30s) * PART 2b: Championship review part two: Norwich 3-1 Rotherham, Birmingham 3-0 PNE, Bristol 1-1 Millwall, and Blackburn 4-2 Sheffield Weds (21m 25s) * PART 2c: Championship odds with William Hill (31m 35s) * PART 3: Sunderland Til I Die with Fulwell 73's Ben Turner and Leo Pearlman (32m 50s) * PART 4: Weekend previews (40m 00s) PARISH NOTICES: * get your bet on with [William Hill](http://sports.williamhill.com/bet/en-gb/betting/y/5/Football.html) GET IN TOUCH: * Send us a tweet: [@theTotallyShow](https://twitter.com/thetotallyshow) * Find us on Instagram: [@totallyfootballshow](https://www.instagram.com/totallyfootballshow/) * Like us on Facebook: [@thetotallyfootballshow](https://www.facebook.com/thetotallyfootballshow/)

Martin Gritton is joined by Mark Smith and Dan Trelfer to chat about the transfer window, the teams who just came up, the Pogba beef and the other games over the weekend. The Whistleblowers is backed for the season by Ladbrokes. Check out the latest offers and odds at bet.thewhistleblowers.net thewhistleblowers.net @footballpodcast Engineered by Michael L Penman Produced by Paul Myers and Mike Leigh A Playback Media Production playbackmedia.co.uk Copyright 2018 Playback Media Ltd - playbackmedia.co.uk/copyright

Today's podcast is the first multi-guest episode for Climb in Consulting as I interview two of the co-founders of Q5 to find out all about their journey – from their decision to launch a consultancy in the middle of the recession to how they grew it to become the award winning, global firm it is today. Having decided he wanted to scratch his own entrepreneurial itch Olly Purnell reached out to Sharon Rice-Oxley and over the course of 2008 they built ‘the band' that would become the founding team of Q5. As well as aiming to create a consultancy that delivers high quality Organisational Design work for their clients they set out to build a firm that was genuinely different for those they had worked in previously. This is something they've successfully achieved and are renowned for both their unique culture (being named top 20 Times Best Small Companies To Work For 2018) as well as their efforts in maintaining a diverse and vibrant work force (over 40% of their senior leadership are female). Olly and Sharon were fantastic guests and it was great to be able to get both of their perspectives on the Q5 journey and their advice to those looking to climb in the industry as well as those thinking of starting their own firms. In this interview we discuss a whole range of topics including: Why Olly and Sharon decided to set up a consulting business and the steps they went through to establish the right founding team for Q5 Business planning and what steps they took to set Q5 up for success Their tough first year in business and how they overcame it Olly and Sharon's advice to those thinking of starting their own business, in consulting or otherwise The unique approach Q5 took to developing their culture and how they've maintained it as they've grown How Q5 ensures collaboration amongst the partnership and avoids the common political pitfalls in consultancy firms using their ‘rough justice' approach to profit sharing How Q5 have developed such a diverse team and the importance of understanding work in the context of peoples' wider lives And much much more! You can find out more about Olly, Sharon and Q5 at the links below: Olly's Linked In - https://www.linkedin.com/in/oliver-purnell-6525ab9/ Sharon's Linked In - https://www.linkedin.com/in/sharon-rice-oxley-fcipd-144b282/ Q5 - http://www.q5partners.com/ Specific things we discuss in the show: Underneath the Lemon Tree: A Memoir of Depression and Recovery by Mark Rice-Oxley - http://amzn.eu/fzo9xZv Switch: how to change things when change is hard by Chip and Dan Heath - http://amzn.eu/09NDkDW How to be Chief Execitive of your own life by Mike Wilson – To purchase a copy please contact Nicola.davies@sjp.co.uk (£10 from each purchase will go to the SJP Foundation) The Founder - https://www.imdb.com/title/tt4276820/ The Crazy Gang by Dave Bassett and Wally Downes - http://amzn.eu/dceWhOZ

Shaun Custis talks to UFC expert Wally Downes, Britain's number one boxing correspondent Colin Hart and chief sports writer Dave Kidd about the mega showdown between Conor McGregor and Floyd Mayweather. How seriously can we take the battle? Will fight fans love it or hate it? And can McGregor spring an upset? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

S1 Ep2 - Wimbledon legend and top football coach Wally Downes joins Jimmy Bullard, Rob Beckett and Ian Smith for a chinwag about football, Vinnie Jones and the good old days...The Magic Sponge is a Pixiu production for Dave, produced by Joel Porter. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Phil Whelans is joined by host of the Whistle Blowers podcast Mark Webster and regular hammer Sam Delaney to discuss the leaving of first team coach Wally Downes, our recent games and ones coming up, moving into the olympic stadium and our plans for upgrades plus, Sam Allardyce's real ambition to send West Ham player's into space. Produced by Mike Leigh and Paul Myers A Playback Media Production playbackmedia.co.uk

Phil, er, Jim, um, and er, Sam Delaney discuss Wally Downes, the most politically incorrectly named man ever. We sensationally reveal the two sides of Avram - from actual meetings with him, actually in person. And thanks to all you who are making our Facebook Group a lively place to be. If you're not there already, find us at http://westhampodcast.com