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TESTIMONIALS
"It has been absolutely superb. Everybody is here. You cant get much better than the quality of your guests."
David Dein, International President, England 2018 World Cup Bid "A great platform to debate and discuss key issues and meet leading people in football"
Mohamed Bin Hammam, President, Asian Football Confederation "A good learning curve. I've heard great things about it and it lived up to my expectations."
Phil Neville, Captain, Everton FC "It was really interesting for me"
Gus Poyet, Manager, Brighton Hove and Albion "The variety of sessions and speakers was so good you cant help but get something from it."
Danny Murphy, Captain, Fulham FC "This is one of the unique forums that we have in world football, it allows us to exchange views and ideas and participate in a global debate."
Danny Jordaan, CEO, South Africa World Cup Organising Committee "It's a great networking opportunity and proves it worth - there are people here I need to meet."
Rick Parry, Former CEO, Liverpool FC "A forum for opinion formers in world of football to gather, exchange views and catch up on the latest trends and events in the industry."
Yuuchiro Nakajima, Executive Director, Japan 2022 Bid Committee "It has become the conference of choice for a host of football people who want good discussions, interesting speakers and an event with a great buzz about it"
David Davies OBE, Conference Chairman "A good opportunity to meet other people in the football community." SUH Dae-Won, Secretary General, Korea 2022 World Cup Bid "Very impressed, a good mix of speakers and delegates." Chuck Blazer, FIFA Executive Committee "A very important event in football" Migel Angel Lopez, CEO, Iberia 2018 Bid "Hugely respected in the industry, everybody is thrilled to be here. People come here to learn, share and network with other professionals from all over the world." David Gold, Joint Chairman, West Ham United FC "The chance to network with senior people in the industry is great" Steve Morgan, Chairman, Wolverhampton Wanderers FC "An opportunity to discuss the great and good of football together in one place and talk about the issues facing the sport today and in the future"
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Tag Archives: Dr. Rogan Taylor
ROGAN TAYLOR: RONNIE DON’T KNOW WHAT LOVE IS
What is it that makes a great player truly ‘great’? There are of course many hugely talented footballers, but when it comes to the very top table, there aren’t too many players sitting round it. In the history of the … Continue reading
ROGAN TAYLOR: WHAT DID YOU DO TODAY?
In the foggy world of academe, the highest formal qualification is a PhD – letters that stand for a ‘Doctorate in Philosophy’ (regardless of which subject you’ve specialised in) and which confer the title ‘Doctor’. It’s the top of the … Continue reading
ROGAN TAYLOR: SMALL IS BEAUTIFUL
The European Championships is, for my money, far superior to the World Cup, or any other international competition for that matter. It is a perfect partner to the UEFA Champions League; the greatest club competition in the world. Made up … Continue reading
ROGAN TAYLOR: HATE RACISM – HATE SCARE STORIES TOO
God knows why, but there’s always a big ‘scare story’ about fans in the British media before a major international tournament. Have you noticed it over the years? Of course, back in the day, it was almost invariably focussed on … Continue reading
ROGAN TAYLOR: SWISS ROLE MODELS
Just after I arrived at my hotel on the shore of Lake Geneva (or Lake Leman as it’s properly called), I wandered out to find lunch. It looked rather nice on the other side of the lake, so at the … Continue reading
ROGAN TAYLOR: I SHOULD HAVE KNOWN BETTER
When I read the manifestos of all three main parties before the last General Election, I was encouraged by what I read in their (admittedly brief) references to football. After a few years on the ‘ShareLiverpoolFC’ trail, seeking to develop … Continue reading
ROGAN TAYLOR: NAKED (FOOTBALL) LUNCH
If you want to understand the football business, in almost any context, it is often useful to employ the model of drug addiction. From players and coaches, through commercial management and administration to the fans themselves, the model of addiction … Continue reading








