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‘Manchester United to the Football Fun Factory’, captures the life of a former
English Premier League player for Manchester United.
An English retired professional football player who played as a midfielder, starting his career at Manchester United where he made 25 Premier League
appearances in four seasons, winning a Premier League Title medal in season 2000-01.
While at Old Trafford he spent time out on loan at Reading and Burnley before
joining West Ham United on a permanent basis in the summer of 2004. A year later, he joined Stoke City, on loan before making the move permanent in January 2006.
He remained at Stoke City until November 2006 making 55 appearances before joining Norwich City. Injuries however restricted his time at Carrow Road, and he moved to Milton Keynes Dons in October 2008.In March 2014, he joined Cambridge United, the club he supported as a child.
He also made 13 appearances for England U21s.
He is currently a key figure at the Football Fun Factory, which teaches boys and girls of all ages football, teamwork and how to play the game, which may one day, produce a future England men’s and ladies team captain.

Terry Curran is an English former professional footballer whose career lasted from 1975 to 1988. 
Terry was an attacking midfielder who could also play as a winger, and as an out-and-out striker.


During his 13-year career, Terry Curran played for 16 football clubs, both English and European. So truly the original football journeyman, although he is known by Sheffield Wednesday FC supporters for his part in launching the clubs revival during the late 1970s and early 1980s. 


Brian Clough was wanting to sign him but was put off by the asking price of £140,000, so he controversially told Terry Curran's brother of his interest so Terry would not sign a new contract, thus reducing the transfer fee  


He signed for Nottingham Forest in August 1975 for £50,000. In two seasons, he played 48 games, scoring 12 goals for Forest, helping them gain promotion to Division One in the 1976–77 season. 


I remember that season well with Nottingham Forest going up to Division One with Wolves and Chelsea. 


The following season Nottingham Forest won the First Division Championship and then won back to back European Champions League trophies, then of course the European Cup.

In October 2012, Terry Curran's autobiography, "Regrets of a Football Maverick", was published.

Terry also wrote another interesting book, ‘Gimme The Ball: My Take On The Beautiful Game’, which was published in September 2021. This fabulous book portrays Terry Curran as the Owls idol, which his was and still is, and shoots from the hip as the book explores the good, bad, and ugly sides of the 'beautiful game'. The book introduces, and discusses, the 'greats' including, GEORGE BEST, ALAN BALL and BRIAN CLOUGH, who or course inspired Terry Curran's own exciting, and unpredictable career, whilst also revealing Terry Curran's explosive, but close relationship with JACK CHARLTON.

A fabulous Podcast about a fooball genious.

The World of Lord Russell PodCast Talk Show proudly presents 'Earning Your Spurs' with Terry Fenwick.

Terry is a former English football player and manager played either as a centre-back or a full-back.

During his playing career, Terry made a total of 455 appearances in the English Football League for Crystal Palace Football Club, Queens Park Rangers FC, Tottenham Hotspur, Leicester City Football Club and Swindon Town Football Club.

Terry Fenwick made twenty appearances for the England football team from 1984 to 1988, and represented the country at the 1986 FIFA World Cup in #Mexico.

Terry was one of five England players, in the quarter-final against #Argentina, at the Azteca Stadium, in Mexico City, Mexico, that formed the build up to the "Goal of the Century". Yes, not 'The Hand of God' goal, but the mesmerising Maradonna goal that is probably, and arguably, the best ever World Cup Finals goals in the hostory of the FIFA World Cup.
There is even a plaque on the side of the Azteca Stadium that sybolises the Maradonna goal, at the stadium against England, in the 1986 World Cup quarter-final for Argentina.
Terry Fenwick began his managerial career in the mid-1990s with Portsmouth Football Club from 1995 to 1998. Terry later had executive and managerial stints at Southall, Ashford Town and Northampton Town Football Club. 

Since the early 2000s, Terry Fenwick is primarily managing Trinidad and Tobago, where he has been in charge of San Juan Jabloteh (on three occasions), Central and the Trinidad and Tobago national football team.


What a show this is, and exclusive on The World of Lord Russell PodCast Talk Show and the Lord Russell YouTube Channel.


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A very special show indeed!!
Anthony has travelled the world as a writer / photographer / publisher. He is best known for his stunning coffee table books, including China the Beautiful.


Anthony's books document the history and aesthetic of locations around the world, using his own writing and photography.


Anthony has had several explorations to remote areas, always with an eye to a good photograph. During his time in the Himalayas, Anthomy went to Everest base camp at 17,000 feet and subsequently explored both Tibet and Bhutan.


Anthony also once visited Mother Teresa in Calcutta, by appointment. Anthony was deeply moved by her work and her genuine sincerity. And as Anthony states, 'It is not often that one is in the presence of a saint. She was petite and hardly came up to my hip. We sat in the sun on the balcony of her sparse, but immaculately clean, room. For some 45 minutes she held my hand between her own two tiny hands and talked to me about the benefits of charity so that she could continue her good works.


Mother Teresa allowed Anthony to take a photograph of her.


Whilst in Southern China, Anthony woke early one morning to find the villagers assembling in the playground near the hotel and in front of them lined up ten prisoners who were to be shot for murder, with placards around their necks denoting their crimes. The families of the prisoners were sent a bill to pay for the cost of the bullet. 10,000 such people were executed in China that year. Anthony's photo ‘Mort du Matin' came out all over the world in Paris Match.


Not forgetting a wonderful little story in Monaco with Anthony's great friend Shirley Bassey when they sung 'My Way' together, yes the title of my first book My Way - The Autobiography.


Just a few senational stories we will be talking about on the show, plus a lot more too.


You lucky folk... You get it all on The World of Lord Russell PodCast Talk Show.


Such an exciting show next week and as always, I'm looking forward to seeing you all on the inside.

Paul Trevillion is an acclaimed sports artist, whose career spans over 70 years.
Born in Tottenham, North London, Paul, produced artwork for publications like Eagle while still at school, from the 1960s to the 1980s. Paul Trevillion designed and illustrated pieces for Daily Mirror, Daily Express, The Sun, The Daily Telegraph, The Times, and TV Century 21 and in 2006 revived his cult football cartoon You Are The Ref - made famous by football magazine Shoot! in the 1970s - for The Observer. A book collecting 50 years of You Are The Ref was published in October 2006. From August 2008, You Are The Ref appeared online at guardian.co.uk.
Paul Trevillion, who spent much of the 1960s in the US working with Mark McCormack at IMG for some of the world's biggest brands, is the author and illustrator of over 20 books which have sold worldwide. He also illustrated the famous Gary Player Golf Class which appeared in over 300 newspapers worldwide.
Paul Trevillion has met and drawn some of sport's biggest names, including Pelé, Bobby Moore, George Best, Franz Beckenbauer, Jack Nicklaus, Tiger Woods, Michael Jordan, Sugar Ray Robinson and Oscar De La Hoya. As a young man, he also met and drew British Prime Minister Winston Churchill.
Paul Trevillion worked as a stand-up comedian, supporting the likes of Norman Wisdom and Bob Monkhouse, had a record deal, as the world's Best Worst Singer, was crowned world speed-kissing champion, and invented the 'Pencil Grip' split-handed golf putting technique.
Paul Trevillion was also the inspiration behind an attempt to boost Leeds United's image in the 1970s. Hired by Don Revie in 1972, his ideas included wearing numbered sock tags (which were subsequently thrown into the crowd as souvenirs) and synchronised warm-ups.
All exclusively on The World of Lord Russell PodCast Talk Show on Thursday 14th March 2024.
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'Hell Raiser By The Menace' with Dennis Priestley. 
Dennis Priestley is an English former professional darts player. 
Dennis won two World Championships, and was the first player to win both the BDO and WDC (now PDC) World Championships, in 1991 and 1994 respectively. 
Dennis was nicknamed "The Menace", after the Beano character Dennis the Menace, and reflected this by wearing a red and black shirt and using red and black flights. 
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