100: Adam Temple - You Don't Have to Have All The Answers

Alongside co-hosting the podcast, David Mayer is a UEFA A and US A Senior License, Technical Director for a USL Academy and Best Selling Author.

Adam Temple is currently Assistant Manager at Barrow Football Club and brings a wealth of experience from several coaching roles during his career to date. Prior to his role at Barrow, he coached at Manchester City in their academy, and has worked with some of England's brightest footballers.

Stephen is the Para Talent Manager for the FA and England Partially Sighted Head Coach. He is also the Former England Partially Sighted Captain.

Russell Earnshaw is a former professional rugby player, turned coach, coach educator and mentor. He has coached across several England national teams, and is currently working with the Magic Academy, and has worked across many sports and businesses, including New Zealand 7s, the FA, the Premier League, Google, GB hockey and many more.

Matthew Peet is currently Head Coach at Wigan Warriors Rugby League Club. In Matt's two year stint at Wigan, he has transformed the club, winning the Challenge Cup, League Leaders Shield and Grand Final, while earning a reputation as one of sports brightest coaches.

Keith Mayer and Mandy Bell, Specialist Nurse at Christie Hospital in Manchester, discuss prostate cancer in today's episode. This episode has been created to raise awareness for prostate cancer in men.

Dr Noel Dempsey is a UEFA A License coach and is currently a lecturer in Football Coaching and Management at University Campus of Football Business. He is an experienced coach educator and coach who shares his gold dust with us today.

Gaël is a 3x Premier League winner, winning it as one of Arsenals invincibles in 2004, then two more times with Manchester City. After finishing his illustrious footballing career, Gael went into coaching, and recently got named Assistant Manager of the France U21 National team, working alongside Thierry Henry. 

When he last appeared on the podcast two years ago, Harry Watling was Head Coach at Hartford Athletic in the USL Championship. He has since worked at QPR as a first team coach and is now at Rangers FC working as a first team coach. In his career to date, along with working in first team football, Harry has worked at several prestigious academies, including Chelsea, West Ham and Millwall, playing a part in the development of some of the country's brightest stars.

Owen Coyle SR is currently Head Coach at Chennaiyan FC in the Indian Super League. He amassed almost 700 professional appearances as player and has been involved as a Manager and Head Coach for 20 years, including managing several clubs in the Premier League.