Part 2 of a 3 part FIWFA World Nations Cup International Podcast

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Part 2 of a 3 part FIWFA World Nations Cup International Podcast

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View the Mr Podcast interviews photo gallery here: https://walkingfootball.com/client-galleries/gallery/fiwfa-world-nations-cup-2023/mr-podcast-interviews/

Mr Podcast continues his biggest challenge, attending the FIWFA World Nations Cup and interviews Walking Football players, fans and staff from around the world!

Part 2 is a smidge under 1 hour 30 minutes long, so why not download it, and then listen at leisure?

Please tag or share with anyone listed below that you know, as there are some fantastic interviews, including information about Walking Football around the world. Thank you very much in advance. Who’d have thought that we will have Walking Football on the high seas…?

So without further ado, part 2 includes interviews with:

• England fan Claire
• Dr Dee Dee Mahmood
• Luigi Martinoli over 50s Italy coach
• Match Officials  Richard (Dick) Plowman & Doug Carroll
• Joel Thomas over 60s player & France coach Florent Theron
• Stuart Langworthy over 60s England Manager
• Back with Pat (Patrick Brodie) over 60s Canada  player
• Karen Sharman players changing room security steward & England Women’s over 50s manager
• Jesus Etxebarria President of the Basque Walking Football Association and over 50s+60s Basque Country coach
• Juzan Cho & Naoki Sugisawa over 50s Japan players
• Brandi Mitchell  from San Diego Soccer Women
• Back with Stuart Langworthy over 60s England Manager
• Ed Lilley England over 50s player
• Spencer Pratten over 60s England Captain & England fan Ellie
• Match Officials Jonathan Sinfield & Tony Skelton
• Norio Konishi over 60s Japan player & Seiji Sakate over 50s Japan player.
• Simon Dunkley over 50s Spain player & son Abe Dunkley
• Jackie Wheatley assisting physiotherapist plus England Women’s over 60s player & Paul Wheatley host coach to Rwanda