This week on The Set Peace Podcast we welcome two outstanding professionals of the women’s game Charley Clifford and Chloe Arthur.

Charley, a Charlton legend with the club record for appearances, has gone on to represent Crystal Palace, ebbsfleet and now at Barking . Chloe has played at the very highest levels, with spells at Celtic, Hibernian, Bristol, Birmingham, Aston Villa, and Crystal Palace as well as proudly representing Scotland on the international stage.

In the first 45 minutes, we explore their journeys through football from the challenges of breaking into the professional game to being part of the incredible growth of women’s football in recent years. They share their unique perspectives on how the game has evolved, We talk highs, lows, promotion, where it all began, and what it really takes to stay at the top, and how important allyship is from the men of the sport.

The second half of the conversation takes us deeper into mental health and well-being. Charley and Chloe open up about their personal challenges away from the pitch, the pressures that come with elite sport, and how their experiences mirror many of the struggles we hear from players in the men’s game. 

By bringing these stories together, the conversation highlights the importance of creating a united front around mental health where it’s not about gender or comparison, but about people, resilience, and support.

An inspiring and powerful discussion for football fans and non-football fans alike.

The set peace podcast is about more than football it’s about the people behind it.

Every 2 weeks, we sit down with guests across the game from pros to physios, coaches to players, these are the conversations we all need to hear, in football and in life.

With 45 minutes talking football and 45 minutes on mental health and well-being these conversations are for everyone whether you’re in football or not.

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This week, we sit down with Elliott Cox,  a man whose journey bridges the worlds of football, education, and personal development.

In the first 45 minutes, Elliott takes us through his time in the game, from the early days at Queens Park Rangers to spells with Histon, Maidstone united among other clubs. He shares what the grassroots and semi-professional scene taught him about resilience, adaptability, and making the most of every opportunity on the pitch.

Off the pitch,we talk about the impressive career supporting and mentoring others and now working for the PFA 

In the second 45 minutes, Elliott opens up about his own mental health journey the challenges he’s faced, how counselling training shaped his perspective, and the lessons as well as dealing with the injuries. Now, as a Personal Development Manager at the Professional Footballers’ Association (PFA), he’s committed to guiding players through both the highs and lows of life in football.

This is an inspiring, insightful conversation about identity, purpose, and the power of using your own experiences to help others.

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The set peace podcast is about more than football it’s about the people behind it.

Every 2 weeks, we sit down with guests across the game from pros to physios, coaches to players, these are the conversations we all need to hear, in football and in life.

With 45 minutes talking football and 45 minutes on mental health and well-being these conversations are for everyone whether you’re in football or not.

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This week, we’re joined by professional footballer and Hornchurch midfielder Sean Scannell a player with a deep football story and even deeper life lessons.

Starting out at Crystal Palace Sean rose through the academy ranks to make his mark at the professional level. 

In the first 45 minutes we walk through his journey from his time at Palace and representing Republic of Ireland internationally to his stints at clubs including Huddersfield Town, Bradford City and more.

We talk about career highs, difficult injuries, and the different managers who brought out various sides of his game the ones who believed in him, and the ones who challenged him in ways that went beyond football.

In the second 45 the conversation gets personal. Sean opens up about the loss of his father how it impacted him emotionally, and how that grief pushed him to reflect on mental health not just for himself, but for men everywhere who stay silent in their struggles.

He speaks powerfully about the importance of men speaking up his own journey toward healing, and the work he’s now doing through 1-to-1 mentoring and coaching using his experiences to guide younger players on and off the pitch.

Sean also shares how his brother’s tough love helped him stay grounded during the darker times, and how support from the right people can make all the difference.

This is a powerful, vulnerable, and inspiring episode that shows another side of the game and the man.

The set peace podcast is about more than football it’s about the people behind it.

Every 2 weeks, we sit down with guests across the game from pros to physios, coaches to players, these are the conversations we all need to hear, in football and in life.

With 45 minutes talking football and 45 minutes on mental health and well-being these conversations are for everyone whether you’re in football or not.

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This week we are joined by a true grassroots legend Tyrus Gordon-Young.

If you’ve been around South East London football, you know the name. Tyrus is a seasoned veteran who’s left his mark at clubs like Erith Town, Thamesmead Town, Cray Wanderers, VCD  just to name a few. 

His name carries weight not just for his talent, but for the way he’s shown up for the game and the community, time and time again.

In the first 45 minutes, we dive into his football journey the highs, the setbacks, the rivalries, and the love he still has for the game after all these years. Tyrus shares what the grassroots scene has taught him about discipline, loyalty, and the joy of simply playing for the badge.

In the second 45, we go deeper. Tyrus opens up about the challenges he’s faced off the pitch from personal losses to mental health struggles, and how football became a sanctuary during tough times. He reflects on how he’s dealt with grief, pressure, and the unspoken emotional weight that often comes with being a “strong one” in your circle. 

We also speak about his memories of Derek, the impact that loss had on him, and how he continues to honour those who are no longer with us.

This episode is full of wisdom, laughter, and real talk from a man who’s lived it.

The set peace podcast is about more than football it’s about the people behind it.

Every 2 weeks, we sit down with guests across the game from pros to physios, coaches to players, these are the conversations we all need to hear, in football and in life.

With 45 minutes talking football and 45 minutes on mental health and well-being these conversations are for everyone whether you’re in football or not.

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This week, we’re joined by Frank Vincent, who has just signed for Dorking. A versatile player with experience at clubs like Dagenham and Notts County, Frankie has seen the game from many angles.

In the first 45 minutes, Frankie shares his football journey from breaking into senior football to the ups and downs of moving between clubs, and what he’s learned along the way.

Then, in the second half, we go deeper into Frankie’s personal story with mental health. He opens up about the pressures of professional football, how it affected his mindset, and the importance of speaking out. Frankie also talks about his company, 3PTS. His story sheds light on the realities behind the game and offers an inspiring message about strength, self-awareness, and supporting each other.

The set peace podcast is about more than football it’s about the people behind it.

Every 2 weeks, we sit down with guests across the game from pros to physios, coaches to players, these are the conversations we all need to hear, in football and in life.

With 45 minutes talking football and 45 minutes on mental health and well-being these conversations are for everyone whether you’re in football or not.

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/share/1A9VTGxhEW/?mibextid=wwXIfr

Instagram: @thesetpeacepodcast

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Website: www.thesetpeacepodcast.com

This week, we’re joined by Eastleigh striker Paul McCallum. A forward known for his strength on the pitch, and now, for his honesty off it. 

In the first 45 minutes, Paul walks us through his journey in football from coming through the ranks at West Ham, to the highs and lows of life at his other clubs 

Then, in the second half, we dive deeper into Paul’s personal experiences with mental health. He opens up about the challenges he’s faced away from the game, the pressures that come with football life, and how he’s learned to manage his mindset over the years. His honesty brings powerful perspective on what it really means to be resilient, not just as a player, but as a person. 

The set peace podcast is about more than football it’s about the people behind it.

Every 2 weeks, we sit down with guests across the game from pros to physios, coaches to players, these are the conversations we all need to hear, in football and in life.

With 45 minutes talking football and 45 minutes on mental health and well-being these conversations are for everyone whether you’re in football or not.

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/share/1A9VTGxhEW/?mibextid=wwXIfr

Instagram: @thesetpeacepodcast

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Website: www.thesetpeacepodcast.com

For our very first episode, it’s just the two of us your hosts taking time to share our stories, how football and mental health have shaped our lives, and why we created this space. 

We’ll talk about what this podcast stands for: honesty, vulnerability, and giving a platform to the voices in football that often go unheard. 
You’ll also get a preview of what to expect in the coming episodes from powerful guest interviews to open conversations and how you can get involved by sending in questions, sharing your own experiences, or even joining us in future discussions.

The set peace podcast is about more than football it’s about the people behind it.

Every 2 weeks, we sit down with guests across the game from pros to physios, coaches to players, these are the conversations we all need to hear, in football and in life.

With 45 minutes talking football and 45 minutes on mental health and well-being these conversations are for everyone whether you’re in football or not.

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/share/1A9VTGxhEW/?mibextid=wwXIfr

Instagram: @thesetpeacepodcast

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Website: www.thesetpeacepodcast.com