We're back! And our guest is the excellent Stevie Grieve. Stevie has worked all over the world in a whole range of different positions within football.

We talk to Dan Evans, a A licence coach, technical director, and coach educator, who has worked extensively all over the USA and Australia.

We talk to Paul Robinson about his time working in women's football, regional talent centres, what it is like at an American summer camp, and we learn about his new coaching book.

In this episode we have the pleasure of speaking to international manager Johnny McKinstry, who became the manager of Sierra Leone's men's national team at just age twenty-seven. Since then, he has continued international management with Rwanda and Uganda, and worked at clubs in Lithuania and Bangladesh.

In this episode of the podcast we meet Callum Moss, a great young coach with a lot of insight and experience. Callum talks to us about football in Norway and in the USA.

In this episode we have the pleasure of listening to the great Keith Boanas. Keith has a wealth of knowledge from a fantastic career, spanning many decades, across different levels and roles. A great coach, a great coach educator, and a busy man who always finds time to help others.

Joining us on this episode is Laurie McGinley. Laurie shares his coaching experience, his time as an international football, and what he has learned from starting his own company.

We are joined by coach educator Gérard Jones for a Q&A and to learn about the new coach education platform ULearnbly.

Dave Knape joins us to talk about his time spent working abroad, as a PE teacher, football coach, and more. Dave is superbly candid and honest in reliving his experiences for the learning benefit and entertainment of our audience.

Rhys Barker joins us to talk about his coaching career, and what he has learned along the way.