BACK OF THE NET AND BEYOND

A great chat with former teammate Karl Broadhurst.

We discussed Karl’s journey from footballer to football coach and all the bits in between. Karl now coaches at Wolves in the academy.

A chat with former Leicester City and Plymouth goalkeeper John Hodges.

John now works within the property industry after transitioning from the world of football.

Former Leicester City teammate Jon Stevenson now runs his own personal training studio, and is also Assistant Manager at Melton Town football club.

Here he talks about life after football, his transition into the working world and more.

Former Brentford and Cheltenham striker Damian Spencer talks about his transition from sport to another career.

Since hanging up his boots Damian has worked in aerospace, dabbled in teaching and now works for Mars chocolate.

Renaldo Bothma, the former Harlequins and Namibia international rugby player discusses his struggles with his transition from sport to another career.

He talks candidly about how he’s battled with alcohol and depression, his career ending injury which paralysed his foot, captaining Namibia international rugby team and more.

Renaldo now runs his own sports apparel business, which he started whilst still playing rugby.

A chat with former West Brom footballer Ben Paszkowec.

Ben is now a business owner and a Consultant Performance Psychologist.

We spoke about his transition from football and how his experiences led him to be successful in what he is doing now.

It was great chatting to former footballer Kris Taylor about life after football. We discussed his current job, his transition, how he recovered from cancer and was able to return to the field within months and more.

A chat with former footballer Jack Mackreth about his transition from football to now running his own business.

Jack now owns a successful accountancy firm called Kyzen Sports, where he helps footballers deal with their finances and more.

Daniel Mills is a current footballer for Dulwich Hamlet. He juggles playing with working as a Diversity and Inclusion Consultant and is a board member for Show Racism the Red Card.

It’s great that he’s put himself in a position to do these things whilst still playing football.

Former Walsall and Luton Town footballer Ian Roper talks about his transition from football into the working world.

He’s now a Learning Support Assistant at the Isle of Wight College.