Are You Not Entertained?
Honest, amusing but above all, authentic, Roger Mitchell, Grant Williams and Giles Morgan invite guests from all corners of the sport, music and entertainment worlds to join them and discuss how the game has changed, where it might be headed and what that means for the people who matter the most; the fans
Episodes
May 7, 2020
May 7, 2020
37 min
Brought to you by Loch Lomond Whiskies and Are You Not Entertained, this week's The Captain’s Table, Giles “The Captain” Morgan welcomes former European Ryder Cup Captain Thomas Bjorn. on board The Rive Gauche. “The Great Dane” has been one of the most influential golfers on the European Tour for the past 25 years. A lifelong and passionate supporter of Liverpool Football Club - this is a cracking episode with one of the nicest (and scariest) men in golf!

Apr 30, 2020
Apr 30, 2020
57 min
On this episode of The Groundsmen, Grant, Roger & Giles focus on what the future commercial landscape of sport will look like - and what rights-holders, media, investors and sponsors need to think about in the difficult months that lie ahead. Not to be missed.

Apr 23, 2020
Apr 23, 2020
1 hr 15 min
Goals and Own Goals with special guest Chris Cairns. Great segue from gold medalist swimmer Mark Henderson. Wonderful conversation including the demands for excellence of Jordan, Brady, and Malcolm Marshall. Laughs re Totti and Amsterdam cafes in 2000; The Test and the future of great sport content. Premflix! And why pay top $ for Newcastle? “Calling an audible :D”.

Apr 16, 2020
Apr 16, 2020
1 hr 14 min
Olympic gold medalist swimmer Mark Henderson shares his personal journey to success and glory. Mindset, discipline, coaching, teamwork. Unique and emotional access to an elite athlete’s make-up, also then transferred to Wall St. Mark recounts his altruistic mentoring platform for young sportspeople; The Athlete’s Village. Could sport deliver the next generation of politicians? We think so.

Apr 9, 2020
Apr 9, 2020
37 min
Giles "The Captain" Morgan welcomes aboard retired England Rugby Captain and Rugby World Cup winner, Lawrence Dallaglio. Together they muse the true meaning of sport, what it means to be a fan, and an insight into what was ultimately the best day of sport Lawrence has ever witnessed. Pour some grog, sit back, and enjoy a truly special half hour at the Captain's Table.

Apr 2, 2020
Apr 2, 2020
41 min
The lads discuss how the dominoes will fall in the sport reset. Sport has globalised commercialised and polarised in the last generation. How will this unwind now? How should clubs and rights holders get ahead of this? And who will making huge mistakes?

Mar 26, 2020
Mar 26, 2020
1 hr 18 min
This week the boys welcome back golfer, bon vivant and all-round good guy Eddie Pepperell to the podcast. The conversation covers the proposed "Premier League", Patrick Reed’s archaeological digs, how golfers entertain themselves under quarantine, and Eddies new podcast- "The Pepper Pod". We also find out why Eddie would choose to be locked down with Bryson DeChambeau and an uncanny impression of Mrs. Doubtfire.

Mar 23, 2020
Mar 23, 2020
36 min
This week on The Captain’s Table, Giles “The Captain” Morgan welcomes former track cyclist Sir Chris Hoy on board The Rive Gauche. 6 times Olympic gold medalist and 11 times world champion - Chris is undoubtably one of Great Britain’s most successful ever athletes. A proud Scot - Chris shares his love of Scottish Rugby, who his heroes were growing up in Edinburgh and what it was like to face The Haka.

Mar 16, 2020
Mar 16, 2020
56 min
Analysing the coronavirus disaster for sport. Where to now? Which dominoes fall? How does sport come out the other end? The lads wind the tape forward. Goals and Own Goals around Agnelli elitism, losing to Atletico, Rory’s principles, Charles Barkley generosity vs Frank Williams selfishness, and losing the best voices in sport.

Mar 12, 2020
Mar 12, 2020
1 hr 16 min
A more serious and in depth discussion this week from the lads to discuss the impacts of coronoavirus on sport and economics. Football financier Fausto Zanetton explains how big finance is changing sport in every way, and how that actually works at the sharp end. Agnelli and super leagues et al. Passion vs cold rationality.








