Why Building Trust Beats Being Liked, with Martin Lewis

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Playing Until 40 Comes at a COST: Ashley Young on the Brutal Reality of Football (432)

Premier League icon Ashley Young joins us for a masterclass in longevity, self-belief, and turning rejection into an unstoppable competitive edge.At 15, Watford told Ashley he was too small for a scholarship, a disappointment that became the operational system for his entire 20-y ...  Show more

Eddie Howe: How His Newcastle Exit Echoes Leaving Bournemouth

Eddie Howe has stepped away from Newcastle United after nearly five years in charge — his own decision, following what he called "a period of personal reflection." He leaves having delivered the club's first major trophy in 70 years and two Champions League campaigns.So we're goi ...  Show more

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