For our second episode, we spoke with Brentford Video Consultant Rosan Rai, who has gone from working at Leyton Orient and Aldershot Town to working for Premier League club Brentford.

During the episode, we discuss his football experience, from his coaching journey in South Korea to his work as a consultant. Rosan provides an insight into the kind of attributes players are evaluated on and describes a hidden gem that blew him away, who has been linked with Manchester United, Barcelona, and Juventus in the last 6 months.

Stay tuned for the show’s second half, where we will review the bi-weekly results, goals, and performances throughout the Surrey FA leagues in our Talk Footy segment. Along with ‘Surrey Summarise’, with updates on current activities and campaigns at Surrey FA.

The Final Whistle podcast returns for a second season with special guest, Peter Ravai.

Peter is a semi-professional football player representing his country, Fiji, and has played on a world-level stage.

During the episode, we talk about Peter's experience being called up to the national team at 18, where he played alongside many professional players such as Nottingham Forest's Chris Wood, and his experience at the Under-20 World Cup this year in Argentina

Fun fact about Peter: His uncle Peni Ravai is currently playing in the Rugby World Cup for Fiji.

Stay tuned for the show’s second half, where we will review the bi-weekly results, goals, and performances throughout the Surrey FA leagues in our Talk Footy segment. Along with ‘Surrey Summarise’, with updates on current activities and campaigns at Surrey FA.

In episode three of our Women's World Cup series, we're thrilled to be joined by Chelsea FC defender Jorja Fox, accompanied by her father and Head of Girls Football at Richmond Park FC, Dave Fox.

During this episode, our conversation delves into Jorja's journey in football, shedding light on her path to professionalism and offering some invaluable insights for aspiring girls in the game.

Additionally, Dave, a key figure at the community-driven Richmond Park FC, shares his wisdom on providing opportunities for girls and women in football and how the World Cup can contribute to growing the game.

In episode two of our Women's World Cup series, we're excited to be joined by Catherine D'Rozario. Catherine is a key member of the Palace for Life Women's Walking Football team, involved in both a playing and coaching capacity.

During this episode, we delve into Catherine's journey in walking football, discuss how the Women's World Cup can help encourage and inspire more women to get involved in football, and get her perspective on the exciting development of walking football with the format gaining international recognition.

With the highly anticipated Women's World Cup just around the corner, set to kick off in Australia and New Zealand in a week's time, we are bringing you a special three-part Women's World Cup series.

In this series, we'll be delving into the captivating world of women's football, exploring its impressive growth in recent years, and most importantly, discussing the profound impact that international tournaments, specifically the Women's World Cup, have on the grassroots game. To explore these topics, we'll be joined by a line-up of exciting guests, each representing a different facet of grassroots football.

In this first episode of the series, we are delighted to be joined by Nicola Brown. Despite having only been involved in football for a relatively short period of time, Nicola has rapidly become a prominent figure in Surrey grassroots football. She is currently involved with both coaching and volunteering at Epsom & Ewell Colts, as well as being the Assistant Coach for the U18 Women's team at Fulham FC.

In today's conversation, we'll explore Nicola's boundless passion for coaching in the women's and girls' game. We'll get her thoughts on the remarkable influence that the Lionesses have had on the sport, as well as the challenges that arise when it comes to getting more women involved in coaching and volunteering.

In the concluding episode of ‘The Final Whistle’ series for the

As we celebrate Pride month, Megan addresses the significance of

Make sure to stay tuned in the second half of the episode for our

In this episode of 'The Final Whistle', we sit down to chat with Sports Conversation Architect Richard Shorter. Richard is the founder of Non-Perfect Dad, enabling coaches and parents to work together to produce winning character on and off the sports field. With Father's Day approaching, we took this as the perfect opportunity to talk about his work.

Richard discusses the relationship between an athlete and the parent, the importance of that bond, and the dynamic between a coach and a parent. Richard also provides a fascinating insight into his creative and pioneering work, having held numerous educational sessions with professional teams across many sports.

Stay tuned in the second half of the episode for 'Surrey Summarise', in which we will cover the last events in the Surrey FA County Cup Finals and provide some additional updates on club affiliation and referee registration for the upcoming season.

In this episode of The Final Whistle, we were delighted to be joined by England Cerebral Palsy International Harry Baker. Harry has represented England in seven major tournaments, including three World Championships, an Intercontinental Cup, and a World Games. As well as recently being called up for his third European Championship.

Harry shares his journey in Cerebral Palsy football and the impact this has had on his life. He also covers his experiences playing for England on the international stage and what preparations have been like leading up to the 2023 IFCPF Euros.

Stay tuned for 'Talk Footy', where we will cover the final league positions across the Surrey leagues for the 2022/23 season, and for 'Surrey Summarise', where we will focus on the major events in the Surrey FA County Cup Finals.

In this episode of The Final Whistle, we are pleased to be joined by Darren Sarll, manager of National League side Woking FC. Darren has extensive management and coaching experience, including spells at Stevenage, Brentford, Rotherham United, Watford, and Yeovil Town, in addition to his present position at Woking.

To mark Mental Health Awareness Week 2023, Darren shares his experience with mental health in football, what he has learnt from these experiences, and his connection with Dr Allen Johnstone and the League Managers Association (LMA). Darren also provides some insight into his managerial journey, reflections upon this season at Woking and his future aspirations.

Make sure to stay tuned in the second half of the episode for ‘Talk Footy’, in which we will review the bi-weekly results, goals, and performances throughout the Surrey FA leagues, also, for ‘Surrey Summarise’, where we will share updates on the Surrey County Cup Finals.

In this episode of ‘The Final Whistle’, we sit down to have a chat with Michael Hamilton, the Academy Manager and ex Academy Head of Coaching at AFC Wimbledon. Michael provides some great insight into the life of academy players, mainly between the ages of 16-18 years. He speaks about the process of players joining grassroots, semi-pro, and pro academies and breaks down the competitive nature of them progressing into adult teams. Finally, we also discuss what lies beyond academies and how they can stay glued to the game.

Make sure to stay tuned in the second half of the episode for ‘Talk Footy’, in which we will review the bi-weekly results, goals, and performances throughout the Surrey FA leagues, as well as ‘Surrey Summarise’, in which we will share updates on current activities and campaigns at Surrey FA.