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Jamie & Tank are delighted to be back and this week they cover:
- Merseyside Derby Drama
- Everton's Tactics, the dark arts and VAR
- Liverpool vs City Rivalry
- Race for top four. What's gone wrong at United?
- Pundits in football
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The BRP.
Joining Jamie in the next of our Boot Room Talks podcasts is father and son duo, Keith and David Mayer. Keith and David are the authors of the award winning book Gold Dust: How To Become a More Effective Coach, Quickly.
Keith’s coaching journey started 37 years ago. At 22 years old he was one of the first holders of what was formally known as the full badge. He’s a UEFA ‘A’ licensed coach, and has worked in a variety of coaching & coaching education roles at the English FA and is currently in his 5th year working as a part time coach at Liverpool Football Club’s academy. David is currently Global head of Foundation phase at 7Elite Academy in Utah and has just completed his UEFA ‘A’ license having previously been part of the Glenn Hoddle academy based in Spain so both have lots of experience to share with us on this episode.
They share with us the story behind their book and cover many topics including, what makes a good coach? Creating connections and environments for players to perform, how best to communicate to players, in game & in session coaching behaviours, motivating players, fear of failure, avoiding common pitfalls and plus, advice to new coaches.
Thank you for listening.Please send us your feedback and leave us a review on Apple Podcasts. See below for links to their book and podcast:
- Gold Dust, How To Become A More Effective Coach, Quickly: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Gold-Dust-Effective-Quickly-communicator/dp/1709301805
- Gold Dust Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/the-gold-dust-podcast/id1513075668
Boot Room Talks invites guests from within football to their story. Joining Jamie in this episode is Larry Bass, chairman of League of Ireland club, Cabinteely FC. With over 50 teams including a pathway to LOI and an academy with over 90 kids, Cabinteely is one of Ireland’s biggest clubs.
Larry tells us how about his successful career in TV production, how he got involved in the club, their big focus on youth development and creating pathways to League of Ireland football for youngsters as-well giving opportunities for those in the local community.
Finally, they discuss COVID's impact on football clubs, sport's impact on peoples mental health and his exciting plans and ambitions for the club.
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Stay healthy.
All the best!
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