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Writing Football History in Blue and White: Paul Devlin #042
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Writing Football History in Blue and White: Paul Devlin #042

Mindset For Sport · Dr Christie Scanlon

June 26, 202359m 23s

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Show Notes

Embark on a captivating journey with former professional footballer, Paul Devlin, as we explore his incredible career - from humble beginnings playing for a local social club to making it to the Premier League. Despite initially training to become a chef, Devlin's dedication and determination allowed him to climb the football ladder, with a little help from inspiring coaches along the way. This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in learning the ropes of becoming a professional footballer and the perseverance it takes to get there. Paul reflects on his proudest moments, including his international debut, the playoff final, and his professional debut. He emphasises the importance of physical fitness and perseverance in pursuing a football career while sharing his appreciation for those who inspired his own journey. Paul Devlin (@Devo72D) · Twitter #football #podcast #birminghamcity #birmingham #bcfc _______________________________________________________________ (0:00:00)Coming Up (0:00:58) From Sunday League to Premier League (0:10:49) Balancing Work and Non-League Football 0:13:41) Lessons Learned In Football (0:20:30) Management Changes at Birmingham City (0:26:09) Footballer's Journey of Relocating (0:31:37) FA Cup Game and Sheffield Inouye (0:35:59) Playing Under Steve Bruce as Manager (0:45:45) Memorable Play-Off Final Victory (0:49:26) New Players Affect Blues Performance (0:55:49) Final Thoughts _______________________________________________________________ CONNECT WITH ME: 📸 INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/christiescanlonofficial/ 👨‍🦰 LINKEDIN: https://www.linkedin.com/in/christiescanlon/