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First-team goalkeeping coach Jack Stern talks us through how life for a goalkeeper looks under Roberto De Zerbi.
Jack's footballing journey has taken him around the world. From his early days between the posts to his transition into coaching, he has amassed a wealth of knowledge and experience that's propelled Brighton's keepers to new heights.
In today's episode, we'll delve into Jack's unique approach to coaching, his insights into the mental and physical aspects of the position and how he fosters a culture of excellence within the goalkeeping unit.
So, whether you're a budding goalkeeper looking for tips or just a fan eager to peek behind the curtain of elite coaching, you won't want to miss what Jack has to share.
Don't miss out on our previous episodes featuring some of the Albion coaching team...listen here - https://podfollow.com/bha/view
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Welcome to the second part of our conversation with Paul Barber, the club’s deputy chair and chief executive.
He has been responsible for the day-to-day running of Brighton for the last 12 years since joining from Vancouver Whitecaps and has overseen an incredible period since his arrival.
In part 2, we learn about a new fan zone at the AMEX, a new women's stadium and plans to regulate the Premier League. Plus, Paul answers your questions.
If you missed out on part 1, you can listen back here https://pod.fo/e/2318b7
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Glenn and Paul head to the AMEX to sit down with the club’s deputy chair and chief executive, Paul Barber.
Paul has overseen more than a decade of sustained progress and the most successful period on the pitch in the Albion’s history.
He joined in 2012 from MLS club Vancouver Whitecaps, having previously held senior roles at both Tottenham Hotspur and The Football Association, and since then has overseen a remarkable 12 years.
In that period the club has won promotion from the EFL Championship, become established in the Premier League and qualified for European competition for the first time in its 123-year history.
So...enjoy part 1 of our conversation with Paul Barber and make sure you keep an eye out for part 2, coming Thursday this week.
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The news that Iñigo Calderón had been appointed as the new Under 18s head coach at Brighton was met with near-universal approval amongst Albion fans last summer. He looks perfectly suited to the role for all manner of reasons which extend well beyond playing 232 times for Brighton between 2010 and 2016.
As a player, Calderón left an indelible mark on the game with his tenacity, tactical acumen and leadership on the field. His transition from a seasoned footballer to a burgeoning coach mirrors his innate understanding of the beautiful game.
In this episode Calderón offers his perspective on how the game has evolved over the years, reflects on his most important goals and discusses how a tiny province in Spain has become a managerial talent factory.
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Our guest for this episode is Efrem Brynin, the driving force behind a remarkable charity that's changing lives one step at a time.
Efrem has dedicated his life to empowering others, particularly men, to confront their mental health struggles head-on and emerge stronger. 
From his own personal battles to the creation of Strongmen, Efrem's story is a testament to the power of community and the transformative impact of supporting one another through life's toughest challenges. 
Efrem talks openly about the loss of his son James who was killed whilst on deployment in Afghanistan, his time in the jungles of Ecuador filming SAS Who Dares Wins and how that very experience almost certainly saved his life.
Get ready to be uplifted, motivated, and enlightened as we dive deep into the mind and mission of Efrem Brynin.

Find out more about Efrem’s charity STRONGMEN here:
https://www.strongmen.org.uk/
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The sky’s the limit for young midfielder Jack Hinshelwood. The 19-year-old is out of action at the moment as he recovers from a foot injury but has made an impressive impact this season after making his Premier League debut in the final game of the 2022/23 campaign.
Jack has become the fourth member of the Hinshelwood clan to play in the top flight of English league football, with six family members in total having played professionally.
He talks to us about his rapid rise to the first team, staying grounded and contributing to the Hinshelwood family dynasty.
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