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In this ep, we talk to Sammy Lee about the importance of rising to a challenge—whether that’s overcoming being ‘vertically challenged’ at just 5"3, facing supporters after a loss, or the difficulty of winning the European Cup in the era of straight knockouts. Lee is a big believer in letting kids do the work. Of parents needing to let go a bit and let the coach, coach. The importance of facing failure in the face- whether as a player or a coach, and what you can learn at the pub from a die-hard armchair supporter. It’s a ripper of an episode with one of the greats.
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How do a few British expats mad about watching sport decide to start a Brisbane outpost of the Barmy Army? We chat with George Gallantree, one of the founders of the ‘Brisbane Barmies’, about turning his lifelong passion for sport into a charity fundraising machine. We talk about George’s...
Published 09/16/24
We speak to one of our newest recruits about his first few months on the Pro Player Pathway. What pushed him to sign up, what did his match analysis with a Tranmere Rovers coach uncover, and what changes has he already seen in his game? We talk diet, GPS trackers, and what the pathway is for...
Published 09/09/24