Life Through Ball
Life Through Ball (formerly Life in Sport) is a storytelling platform exploring life, identity, and purpose through football.Hosted by Tarek Moustafa, the podcast features honest conversations with players, coaches, staff, and people across the football world about the…
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How Anas (GrassrootsAB3O) turned Sunday League Football into a Career (opens the original)
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What happens when the football you play for fun becomes the thing that pays your bills? In this episode of Life Through Ball , I sit down with football content creator AB30 (Anas) , who has turned playing Sunday League football into a full-time career through content creation. We explore how a hobby became a job, what that transition has been like, and the challenges that come with relying on the game you love for your livelihood. But this conversation goes far beyond content creation. We discus
The Hidden Side of Professional Football Nobody Talks About (opens the original)
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What really happens in a footballer’s life away from the pitch? Life Through Ball is back, and for the first episode of the new season I’m joined by Jack ‘Tebbs’ Tebbutt, Head of Player Wellbeing at Charlton Athletic. Tebbs has spent years working closely with players inside professional football, including his time at Burnley and now Charlton. But as he explains in this conversation, most of the conversations he has with players have nothing to do with football. LinkedIn +1 We get into the side
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