Podcasts about wimbledon fc

Journalist and Broadcaster Andy Brassell joins Richard Foster to talk to him about his early memories supporting Wimbledon FC including his period as a prolific goalscorer at Plough Lane. "Started With a Kick” features an array of high profile fans and prominent figures from the world of football, including Martin Tyler, Chris Sutton and Mark Pougatch.Each weekly episode is split into two parts, the first coming out on Tuesday, the second on Thursday.FOLLOW THE SHOW ON INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/iswakpodcast/FOLLOW THE SHOW ON X: https://twitter.com/ISWAKPodcast

Journalist and Broadcaster Andy Brassell joins Richard Foster to talk to him about his early memories supporting Wimbledon FC including his period as a prolific goalscorer at Plough Lane. "Started With a Kick” features an array of high profile fans and prominent figures from the world of football, including Martin Tyler, Chris Sutton and Mark Pougatch.Each weekly episode is split into two parts, the first coming out on Tuesday, the second on Thursday.FOLLOW THE SHOW ON INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/iswakpodcast/FOLLOW THE SHOW ON X: https://twitter.com/ISWAKPodcast

In the mid-1970s, Wimbledon FC were an amateur football side that couldn't afford training cones, so they stole them from the nearby highway. But the club was going about to go on one of the greatest runs of any team in sport, rising from the bottom to the top, and they did it with a crazy owner, manager and a bunch of players who would become known simply as ‘the crazy gang'. If you'd like more Sports Bizarre, become a member of Bizarre Plus. Click here to join today As a member, you'll get: A weekly bonus podcast Access to all past episodes Exclusive behind-the-scenes access A fortnightly newsletter Access to the members-only chatroom Ability to vote on future episodes Early access to any live show tickets Follow Sports Bizarre on: Instagram Facebook Twitter TikTok YouTubeSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Storm Gerrit latest news: 'Tornado' sweeps Manchester as train delays continueBBC feeds viewers a 'diet of woke bias' in breach of its own impartiality rules, campaigners sayTony Blair wanted Wimbledon FC to move to Belfast in late 1990sRead all these articles and stay expertly informed anywhere, anytime with a digital subscription. Start your free one-month trial today to gain unlimited website and app access. Cancel anytime. Sign up here: http://bit.ly/2WRuvh9 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Mr Era catches up with a baller, who's scored in all of the top four divisions of The English Football League. Hold tight for a no holds barred episode with Mr Crystal Palace himself, Jason Puncheon. Puncheon, lays it all out in the open, from breaking into first team at Wimbledon FC during the crazy gang days, the glory days in the Premier League at Crystal Palace all the way to his final few season in Cyprus. X: @Total_media_pro Instagram: @totalmedia_productionsSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week the lads talk to Damien Francis and discuss his time with Wimbledon FC, what Joe Kinnear and Egil Olsen were like, The move to MK and how the players felt and dealt with it, what he is up to now and did he know how far Norwich was before signing for them. Due to a technical hitch the other content regarding Walsall, Danny Macklin and Tranmere were not recorded and are unavailable Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Who will win the 2023/2024 Premier League Title? Who will get relegated? Who will make the jump from the EFL? To help answer the questions every football fan is pondering pre-season, stand up comedian and 'gambling industry insider' Ed Pownall joins Sam Michael to share his predictions and tips for the 2023/2024 Premier League and EFL Football League Season. Although a veteran on the UK Comedy Circuit, Ed has worked for many years in the gambling industry and is known for his 'Industry Eye' segment on GamblingTV A former Wimbledon FC fan, who never made the jump to MK Dons or AFC Wimbledon, becoming a neutral made Ed a much 'better fan' of football in general and 'a better punter!' This episode is purely for entertainment purposes and is not meant to influence any specific bets or gambling. Please visit: https://www.begambleaware.org/ -  Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/ComTalkFootyPod  Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/comtalkfootypod/  Presented/Edited by: Sam Michael  Artwork inspired by: Jay Gent Music By: David Hoare Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In 1996 there was a concerted attempt to relocate the then Premier League club Wimbledon FC to Dublin. When the club became homeless in 1991, owner Sam Hammam had the idea to move the Dons to Dublin. In the end the FAI and FIFA blocked the move, and Wimbledon ended up moving to Milton Keynes, later to be renamed to MK Dons. Specs Gonzalez is joined by co-host Tego Sigel and Ciaran Carlin to discuss what would have happened if Wimbledon had become the Dublin Dons. Would Wimbledon become Premier League Champions? Does Dublin become the number one city in Europe? Do Wimbledon become an elite European team? As always Specs has all the answers inside the world of his imagination. Host: Specs Gonzalez Co-host: Tego Sigel Produced by: Alpha Barrie. A Folding Pocket production for BBC Sounds.

Michael Rootes is one of a select group of players to have been on the books on both Wimbledon FC and AFC Wimbledon. He joins Nick and Stu to discuss his time at both, with stories of Chris Perry, Neal Ardley, John Fashanu, and Stanley Reed. We also revisit his one and only AFCW appearance in 2003: a most memorable debut that featured on the very first 9yrspodcast. Michael also gives his thoughts on the current squad's season so far, and we discuss the draw at Bradford.

How do Dave and Josh get from the 'Most Glamourous Club in the World' to the 'Crazy Gang'  ?Join us for Episode 4 of Season 3, as the Wikipedia Wanderers Podcast as we look into linking two teams that no longer exist in World Football. We know the start and the end of our Defunct Club Special, but the road we take in between is anyone's guess...

It's been a while but we're glad to be back, and what better way to come back than getting a little bit crazy? Series 3 kicks off with our look at the underdogs of the early Premier League, and how they went from being the crazy gang to actually playing a bit of good football along the way.... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

A great chat with Niall about proposals put forward to regulate and make football sustainable. We discuss Gary Neville, Ollie Palmer's move from Wimbledon to Wrexham and how the beautiful game can be improved. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/stephen-cleeve/message

Gary Jordan is my guest. He's written a book about AFC Wimbledon and the return of the club to Plough Lane, SW19, the same road as the original Wimbledon FC.

This is The Final Countdown. A podcast dedicated to all the great finals from the annals of football. Each week your hosts, Adam and Lewis, will do a deep dive (with a generous helping of nostalgia and humour) into one of the greats. Listen in to hear Adam laugh at Lewis as he loses his faith in the football gods as his beloved Liverpool are taught a harsh lesson by Wimbledon FC's 'Crazy Gang'. So give us a listen, a review or subscribe to us on all good Podcast apps. You can also, follow us on Twitter at: @FinalCountPod

OCTOBER 3rd 2021: Belmont Banter Episode 81 JAKE GESS: Official podcast of Whitstable Town F.C. The early years for Jake were playing with his brother using two dustbins and a scaffold board for a goal around where he lived in Hales Place. He played school and district football until the age of eleven when he was picked up by Wimbledon FC after taking part in a trial at Kennington FC. He stayed at Wimbledon until he was released at sixteen and the disappointment knocked his confidence until he joined the Kent side, which he says he…” walked into”. He then played at Littlebourne FC and Canterbury U18's for two years up until at nineteen, he then decided to take a year out and just played Sunday football. Jake saying that the ‘disappointment of not progressing affected him for years and at one stage he received twelve yellow cards in one season'.  He then joined Whitstable Town playing in the reserves under the then manager Simon Kay for a year before being asked to join the first team where Marc Seager was manager. Saying that… ‘Simon installed confidence in him and ‘Seags' was a great man manager, the two of them brought out the best in me'. I had those great three seasons or so, Seags left and my form dropped off. He tells a great story about an end of season trip to Spain when he was at Town, leaving out some of the more 'interesting' bits.  Simon Halsey who was by then Herne Bay manager asked him to join them where he stayed for a season and a half. He then joined Canterbury City for nearly three years which he enjoyed.  He then joined Deal Town for a while then finished up his football at Deal Sports which he said he enjoyed on a par with his time at Whitstable but added, that it was just with his mates, it was fun…Check it out; even if you're not involved in WTFC it's another great listen from Belmont Banter Podcast. Podcasts from Belmont Banter, if you have any questions regarding Belmont Banter… Contact us: questions@whitstabletownfc.club Can't Find Belmont Banter? It's the Podcast they are all talking about We are on… YouTube, Twitter, Audible, Apple Podcast and Apple Play, Podbean, Facebook, Amazon Alexa, Google Podcast, Player FM, Siri, Spotify, Twitter and Listen Notes and other media outlets… just search ‘belmont banter podcast' Belmont Banter Podcast where each week we chat to local Kent Footballers from the not so distant past about their time in local football. With nearly 80 episodes so far; if you have played, or supported almost any team in the South East then chances are we will have chatted to a player that you know, check it out. It's a great listen...  

Jane talks emotively about her support for Wimbledon FC and the continuation club, AFC Wimbledon, having been a supporter since 1994, including the move to Milton Keynes.

We're back for the new season! Nick and Stu run the rule over our squad and League One as a whole, with predictions for the new campaign. We look ahead to our opening game of the campaign at Doncaster on Saturday, and introduce our new feature, looking back at what happened 20 years ago this week during the final season of Wimbledon FC.

Dean Lewington is the captain of MK Dons and has played over 800 games for the club. He started his career at Wimbledon FC and he talks to us about the controversial move to Milton Keynes and what it is like being managed by Paul Ince, Roberto Di Matteo & 'Mad Dog' Martin Allen.The episode covers the career of Dean from 2003 - 2010... the rest of his career will be covered in Part 2 which will be released on 24th April.

Daily Coaching brings you the fourth episode of series four, talking with ex professional footballer Warren Barton who has previously played for clubs such as Newcastle United FC, Wimbledon FC, Derby County FC and has represented the England national side on a number of occasions at senior level. This discussion centres all around getting to know Warren Barton, we talk his journey from grassroots through to becoming a professional, the influence of family and peers, stories from his time with the crazy gang and his ultimate 5-a-side team of players that his played with including David Ginola and Alan Shearer. To reach out to Daily Coaching or if you have any follow up questions for Warren, please contact via the below social media outlets and details. YouTube - Daily Coaching Instagram - @daily_coaching & @warrenbarton22 Twitter - @daily_coaching1 & @warrenbarton2

On this week's episode, we roll back the years to a time were 'The Crazy Gang' upset the odds in English football to win the FA cup. we will discuss what exactly made them 'crazy', who their key players were, and what happened to Wimbledon FC as the years went on. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On this episode of Soccer 101, Ryan Bailey explores the story of the team he holds dear to his heart, AFC Wimbledon. The club was founded by fans in May 2002 following the highly controversial decision to allow the original Wimbledon FC to relocate to Milton Keynes.  A version of this story1 is available in the book of essays ‘Losers: Dispatches from the Other Side of the Scoreboard,' published by Penguin. This episode is brought to you by ExpressVPN! Go to expressvpn.com/soccer to get 3 additional months for free! This episode is brought to you by Stereo! Go to Stereo.com/rockwellTSS for tune-in information for our latest live show—we go live every Thursday!

On this episode of Soccer 101, Ryan Bailey explores the story of the team he holds dear to his heart, AFC Wimbledon. The club was founded by fans in May 2002 following the highly controversial decision to allow the original Wimbledon FC to relocate to Milton Keynes.  A version of this story1 is available in the book of essays ‘Losers: Dispatches from the Other Side of the Scoreboard,’ published by Penguin. This episode is brought to you by ExpressVPN! Go to expressvpn.com/soccer to get 3 additional months for free! This episode is brought to you by Stereo! Go to Stereo.com/rockwellTSS for tune-in information for our latest live show—we go live every Thursday!

We're back! And we're right back into the wild and weird of soccer history, with Vinnie Jones and the infamous Crazy Gang of Wimbledon FC. As it turns out, all those acting roles weren't that far off from real life.

Daily Coaching hosts a special discussion talking with ex-professional football player Nigel Reo-Coker who has previously played for Wimbledon FC, West Ham FC, Aston Villa FC, Bolton Wanderers FC, a number of MLS sides, among many others and has represented England at U21 level. The discussion centres around his journey from starting out at a grassroots level all the way through to becoming a professional and now being involved within media, his experiences of different managers he has played under including Gerard Houllier and advise to those starting out and involved within the game as a player. To reach out to Daily Coaching or if you have any follow up questions, please contact via the below social media outlets and details. Facebook - Daily Coaching Instagram - @daily_coaching & @nigelrealcoker Twitter - @daily_coaching1

Hey NUFC fans! In today's video I interview Warren Barton. I asked him about the start of his footballing journey with the Crazy Gang at Wimbledon FC all the way through his six and a half eventful years on Tyneside in the black and white stripes! Hope you enjoy it! Do comment below your favourite Warren Barton memories :) Subscribe for more NUFC content. Thanks for listening :) Eisha x Follow me

Vinnie Jones gehört zu den härtesten und brutalsten Spielern der englischen Fußballgeschichte. Auch neben dem Platz sorgte er in seiner turbulenten Karriere immer wieder für Skandale und Schlagzeilen. Dennoch gelang der „Axt“, wie er als Aktiver genannt wurde, der fast nahtlose Übergang in eine erfolgreiche Filmkarriere, die ihn mit zahlreichen Superstars vor die Kamera brachte. Shownotes: Soccer‘s Hard Men von 1992 komplett auf YouTube (englisch): https://youtu.be/sQcXoUfjaEE Vinnie Jones als Lebensretter im Spot der British Heart Foundation: https://youtu.be/O92KL1mw77c „Die Ritter des Wahnsinns“ – sehr guter Artikel von 11Freunde über die Crazy Gang des Wimbledon FC: https://11freunde.de/artikel/ritter-des-wahnsinns/413103 Folgt uns auf Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/schattenseiten_podcast/ Folgt uns auf Twitter: https://twitter.com/schatten_pod Schreibt uns per Mail: schattenseiten.podcast@gmail.com

We spoke to Ollie about his connections to Wimbledon FC, his experiences at Crawley and Mansfield, his family life, his excitement about Plough Lane, his dislike of VAR, and his club introduction video ...

Malvin Kamara is the CCO & founder of Vallum Associates. In a previous life he was a professional footballer. He started his career at Wimbledon FC before moving to Cardiff and Huddersfield.  Injuries & a falling out of love for football forced him to change paths and Malvin speaks very openly about some of the challenges he has faced over the years.  Here how he was reprimanded for using changing room banter in the office and how his hard work has put him & his family in a brilliant position moving forward.  Malvin listens to the 'Sean Anderson recruitment rollercoaster podcast for inspiration and to Les Brown for motivation (lesbrown.com) You can find Malvin and or Vallum mainly on Linkedin. They do have an instagram - @vallumassociates We'd love our listeners to recommend people for the show so if you know anyone please do send them our way. Also please do leave us a review or a rating on iTunes as these are always greatly appreciated.  We want to hear your comments feedback & suggestions -  email us at hello@engagefs.co.uk and or check out our website www.engagefs.co.uk

Nuevo capítulo de Lado B, en esta ocasión Mauro Cosenza nos trae la historia de alguien que fue y es un villano dentro y fuera de la cancha, ¿de quién estamos hablando? de Vincent Peter Jones, más conocido como Vinnie Jones. El hombre oriundo de Watford hoy es uno de los malos más reconocidos en el mundo del cine, pero pocos saben que este personaje fue futbolista, se caracterizaba por ser muy violento a la hora de jugar. Jugó en clubes como Wimbledon FC, Leeds United y hasta Chelsea. Pero hubo un hecho en su carrera que lo acercó a las pantallas grandes, ponete cómodo y escuchá esta fantástica historia que no tiene desperdicio alguno.

SAfm — AFC Wimbledon Commercial Director Ivor Heller was a supporter of Wimbledon FC and was instrumental in setting up AFC Wimbledon after the club relocated to Milton Keynes. Most of Wimbledon FC supporters strongly opposed to moving with the club so far away from Wimbledon because they said it no longer represent them or club history and tradition. Guest: Ivor Heller (Commercial Director Of AFC Wimbledon)

Det bästa och det sämsta med den gamla engelska fotbollen. Inga andra har klättrat från gyttjan till stjärnorna som Wimbledon. Utan stopp, utan gränser på gott och ont. Fotbollen har aldrig sett något som ”The Crazy Gang”.

The UK's Chief Rabbi Ephraim Mirvis has said that Jeremy Corbyn is unfit for high office over his handling of anti-Semitism in the Labour party. Rabbi Mirvis said that "The way in which the leadership has dealt with anti-Jewish racism is incompatible with the British values of which we are so proud - of dignity and respect for all people. It has left many decent Labour members both Jewish and non-Jewish, ashamed of what has transpired."The Evening Standard's Joe Murphy joins The Leader Podcast from Westminster to discuss what this means for the Labour party's election campaign.Up to 25,000 train services — thousands more than first forecast — face cancellation in the 27-day walkout by South Western Railway (SWR) train staff which starts next Monday. Industrial action will affect all services to and from mainline Waterloo, the London's busiest station and is predicted to cost businesses up to £400m. Strikes will disrupt commuters travelling into the city and affect Christmas party goers with some services stopping as early as 10pm. Our editorial column thinks the strike should be stopped.AFC Wimbledon has been owned by its supporters since it was set up in 2002 when the former Wimbledon FC was uprooted from south London to eventually become MK Dons. AFC Wimbledon have most recently been playing in Kingston-upon-Thames but from day one the dream has been to go back to where the fans call home – Plough Lane. If all goes to plan this is likely to happen - if they can source the money. The Evening Standard's Simon Collings is out of the newsroom chasing the story and joins The Leader podcast. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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Ex Wimbledon and Jamaican International Footballer Marcus Gayle joins David Mullings on the FMT Podcast. They discuss growing up, family dynamics, becoming a professional footballer, contractual issues that meant he almost couldn't play for Jamaica, becoming a father, the challenges of fathering after his relationship broke down, managing a football team, racism in football and the work he does now helping young footballers. This episode can also be viewed here: https://www.fatherfigure.org.uk/podcast

For this episode we talk about coaching your own children, then challenges and the rewards that go with it. For our retro review we'll take a look back at the Crazy Gang times of Wimbledon FC.You can email the show: grassrootscoachcast@gmail.com.Follow the show on http://www.twitter.com/GRootsCoachCast.

For this episode we talk about coaching your own children, then challenges and the rewards that go with it. For our retro review we'll take a look back at the Crazy Gang times of Wimbledon FC.You can email the show: grassrootscoachcast@gmail.com.Follow the show on http://www.twitter.com/GRootsCoachCast.

Our host Tom fell in love with AFC Wimbledon when he lived in London. He – and thousands of others – are co-owners of the fan-owned club that has become the success story of a football club owned by and driven by fans. Wimbledon FC was robbed and kidnapped from its community and moved to Milton Keynes about 100 kilometers north of Wimbledon. A group of fans reacted straight away and started AFC Wimbledon. But they were forced to start in the ninth tier of the English football pyramid. Since then it’s been an amazing journey and after six promotions the club is now in League 1. The same league where the club that was stolen and shouldn’t exist – MK – play. This week Tom has gone back to Wimbledon and meets up with AFC Wimbledon commercial director Ivor Heller – and old friends from the stands.

Tom forelskede sig i AFC Wimbledon, da han boede i London. Han – og mange tusinde andre fans– er medejere af klubben, der vel er den største succeshistorie om fans, der ejer og driver en fodboldklub. Wimbledon FC blev stjålet af rigmænd, der ville have et fodboldstation ved siden af en IKEA i Milton Keynes omkring 100 kilometer nord for Wimbledon. En gruppe fans startede prompte AFC Wimbledon men var tvunget til at starte i den niende bedste række. Siden er det gået forrygende, og klubben er rykket op seks gange. I dag spiller de i League 1,  hvor Milton Keynes – klubben, der ikke burde eksistere - også spiller. I denne uge er Tom taget tilbage til Wimbledon og besøger klubbens kommercielle direktør, Ivor Heller, og gamle venner fra tribunen.

Í þætti vikunnar fara Þorgeir og Þórhallur yfir stöðu mála í neðri deildunum á Englandi. Þeir taka létta yfirferð á liðunum og töluðu um menninguna í Championship-deildinni. Þá töluðu þeir helst um hvernig lið bregðast við því að falla úr ensku úrvalsdeidinni. Auk þess fóru þeir yfir þrjú hötuðustu lið Englands sem eru öll hötuð fyrir misjafnar sakir. Leeds United er líklega hataðasta liðið á Englandi, þá aðallega fyrir grófa spilamennsku undir þjálfaranum Don Revie á 8. áratugnum. Þrátt fyrir að mörg ár eru liðin síðan þá hefur hatrið í garð Leeds haldist. Millwall eru hataðir fyrir sína litríku stuðningsmenn sem eru þeir grófustu á Englandi og hafa lengi verið til vandræða í stúkunni. Þeir hafa oft verið ofbeldisfullir í garð annara stuðningsmanna og sett svartan blett á sögu síns liðs. MK Dons eru hataðir fyrir slappa tilraun klúbbsins til þess að koma í stað Wimbledon FC sem varð gjaldþrota 2004. Það ár tóku MK Dons pláss Wimbledon í enska deildarstiganum en núna eru þeir og AFC Wimbledon (stofnað af áðdáendum Wimbledon FC) bæði í sömu deild. Að lokum fóru þeir yfir lukkudýramenninguna og um merkilegasta lukkudýr neðri deildanna en það er enginn annar en H'angus the Monkey sem er lukkudýr fyrir Hartepool á Englandi. Bakgrunnur apans sem lukkudýrið og saga mannsins í búningi lukkudýrsins eru lygilegar.

Klubben som inte finns är på väg upp. För 12 år sedan såldes, kapades, kultstämplade Wimbledon FC och flyttades tio mil norrut, till nybyggarstaden Milton Keynes. Ur inget bildades en ny förening, AFC Wimbledon. Om ett par veckor kan de vara ikapp sin egen historia, vara uppe i samma serie som den ursprungliga klubben. Följ med på ett besök hos supporterklubben som är på gränsen till att ta ett nytt historiskt kliv, till tredjedivisionen. Hör om historien, möt nutiden och kika in i framtiden. Supportrar om kärleken till föreningen, ordföranden Erik Samuelson om den nya arenan - och den ständiga matchen mot verkligheten. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Today we had the pleasure of interviewing Jon Goodman, head coach and manager of the Nike Academy in England. Jon is a former premiership and international player that studied sports science during his rehabilitation of an injury that ultimately ended his playing career. He has been involved in the physical preparation of clubs such as Wimbledon FC, Crystal Palace FC, Watford FC, Tottenham FC, Leeds United, and Reading. Jon has been with the Nike Academy since its inception and has moved up from his role as a physical preparation coach to head football manager where he has guided the team to wins over Barcelona and Inter Milan. Jon also will be apart of the Science and Football Conference at St. George's Park in England on April 12th. You can find out more about the conference by going to www.scienceandfootball.com.