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Where's The Money Gone?

Adrian Goldberg
Premier League
Charlton Athletic
Sunderland
January Transfer Window
West Bromwich Albion
Everton
Manchester United
Nottingham Forest
AFC Bournemouth
FA Cup
Marcus Rashford
Racism
Supporters Direct
Football Supporters Association
Oxford United
Manchester City
Champions League
EFL Cup
UEFA
Football Association

A podcast about football finance, governance and politics.With Adrian Goldberg and Charlie Methven.Produced by Adrian Goldberg and Jed Thomas.Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Latest Episodes

Adrian and Charlie discuss Dejphon Chansiri at Sheffield Wednesday - the new Football Regulator's first big test.

Plus - what happens when manager is immediately unpopular with fans, Ange Postecoglou at Nottongham Forest.

Produced by Adrian Goldber... more

Adrian and Charlie reflect on Daniel Levy's time at Tottenham Hotspur; Hearts attempts to break Scottish football's Old Firm duopoly; and the decision to replay Blackburn's abandoned match with Ipswich.

Produced by Adrian Goldberg and Jed Thomas. So... more

Adrian and Charlie discuss VAR, 'Where's The Money Gone?' - the book; the Como 50 Conference and the prospects for a new European Superleague.

Adrian Goldberg and Charlie Methven debate proposals to shake up the EFL play-offs; proposals by Spanish and Italian clubs to play a league match abroad; and charges against Chelsea.

Produced in Birmingham by Adrian Goldberg and Jed Thomas.

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Natalie Parks-Thompson
Daughter of former Blackburn Rovers midfielder Tony Parks, who is suffering from dementia.
Episode: Football and Dementia/FA Cup Replays
Chris Blackhurst
Author of 'The World's Biggest Cash Machine: Manchester United, The Glazers and The Struggle for Football's Soul'
Episode: Man United Price Increases
Joe Blott
Former chair of Spirit of Shankly, Liverpool Supporters Trust
Spirit of Shankly
Episode: Supporter Consultation with Joe Blott, ex LFC Spirit of Shankly
Kelly Simmons OBE
Former Director of the Women's Professional Game at the FA and current sports consultant
Episode: The Womens' Football Newco - with Kelly Simmons OBE
Kit Holden
German football writer and author of 'Played in Germany'
Episode: German Football; 50 Plus One and more
Phil Alexander
Chief Executive at Crystal Palace for 26 years
Crystal Palace
Episode: The Premier League Salary Cap with Phil Alexander
Malcolm Clarke
Chair of the Football Supporters Association and a fan of Stoke City.
Football Supporters Association
Episode: Malcolm Clarke of the FSA
Paul Elliot
Veteran footballer, co-founder of the Kick It Out campaign, and advisor on anti-racism and diversity
Charlton Athletic
Episode: Paul Elliot: Fighting Racism, Increasing Diversity
Dan Crawford
Runs the Hammy End blog
Hammy End blog
Episode: Tickety Booooo - the rising cost of football

Hosts

Adrian Goldberg
An investigative journalist and host known for his expertise in football finance and governance.
Charlie Methven
Co-host and Chief Executive of Charlton Athletic, with insights from both managerial and business perspectives in football.

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 32 ratings
  • Fascinating

    These two know their stuff - and clearly love the game, the business, warts and all.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Olly Fetska
    United Kingdoma month ago
  • Fall without a parachute!

    Excellent analysis of football finances and what needs to change! Making football sustainable is beneficial to all.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Dtf 1996
    United Kingdom2 years ago

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The series is praised for its engaging discussions that blend personal anecdotes with serious topics, appealing to both intense fans and casual listeners.
Listeners appreciate the hosts' deep knowledge of football and finance, highlighting their ability to provide insightful analysis on current issues.

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Apple Podcasts
#129
United Kingdom/Sports/Soccer
Apple Podcasts
#172
United Arab Emirates/Sports/Soccer
Apple Podcasts
#199
Ireland/Sports/Soccer
Apple Podcasts
#233
New Zealand/Sports/Soccer

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Man United Price Increases
Q: Am I on to something here, Chris?
Absolutely. In my book, I talk about how when the Glazers bought the club, they realized the different spending behaviors of fans.
Trevor Watkins: Saving Bournemouth and Beyond
Q: What was the role of Supporters Direct?
Supporters Direct aimed to empower fans by giving them a say in the boardroom, ensuring that their voices were heard in the governance of their clubs.
Trevor Watkins: Saving Bournemouth and Beyond
Q: How did you get involved in saving AFC Bournemouth?
I never wanted to be a lawyer; my journey into law came from my good grades and a passion for football, leading me to engage in AFC Bournemouth's rescue during a financial crisis.
What Next For Women's Football
Q: Do you think the women's game has the opportunity to become financially sustainable?
Jasmine discusses the challenges but emphasizes the need for cost controls and sustainable business practices to foster growth in women's football in England.
What Next For Women's Football
Q: What does social purpose mean in terms of women's football for you?
Jasmine explains that it involves increasing equity in the global sports ecosystem and ensuring that women's sports receive the acknowledgment and investment they deserve.

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Focusing on football finance, governance, and the intricacies of the sport's politics, this series is characterized by in-depth discussions led by hosts who have significant expertise in the field. The episodes frequently explore current issues and controversies, ranging from the financial crises facing clubs, player welfare, and ethical dilemmas within the sport, to broader themes affecting the football industry, including revenue distribution and sustainability. Unique in its critical approach, it seeks to dissect the complexities of how financial decisions impact clubs and their communities, making it a valuable listen for those interested in both sports and economics.

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3. Joe Blott
4. Kelly Simmons OBE
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6. Phil Alexander
7. Malcolm Clarke
8. Paul Elliot

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