Join sports broadcasting legend Mark Saggers as he takes a closer look at some of the biggest stories making news headlines, not just on the back pages. Accompanied by some of the biggest names in the business, who will offer their expert analysis on the topics that others are reluctant to cover.
Keeping you, the fans, at the forefront with a platform that voices opinion and viewpoint. Back of the Stand with Mark Saggers delves deep into the discussions that are tough but essential, from head injuries in rugby, to racism within the beautiful game - no sporting stone is left unturned. There’s no one better to ask the questions than one of the most respected broadcasters and commentators of our time.
Catch new episodes of Back of the Stand with Mark Saggers every Sunday and Wednesday and listen wherever you get your podcasts. It's a perfect way to start your working week.
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Join sports broadcasting legend Mark Saggers as he takes a closer look at some of the biggest stories making news headlines, not just on the back pages. Accompanied by some of the biggest names in the business, who will offer their expert analysis on the topics that others are reluctant to cover.
Keeping you, the fans, at the forefront with a platform that voices opinion and viewpoint. Back of the Stand with Mark Saggers delves deep into the discussions that are tough but essential, from head injuries in rugby, to racism within the beautiful game - no sporting stone is left unturned. There’s no one better to ask the questions than one of the most respected broadcasters and commentators of our time.
Catch new episodes of Back of the Stand with Mark Saggers every Sunday and Wednesday and listen wherever you get your podcasts. It's a perfect way to start your working week.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to 'Back Of The Stand' with Mark Saggers. Each week, I will be joined by some of the biggest guests to discuss all the latest in news and sport. We delve deep into the controversial discussions that others aren't brave enough to have.
Howden's Men’s European Football Injury Index recently revealed that a total of 915 injuries were recorded during the 2023/2024 season. This cost €318.8m (£266.6m), which accounted for 44% of the total across the top five leagues in Europe.
With these worrying statistic's amongst the ever increasing schedule, should changes be made to limit damage to players health and the productivity of the game? Mark spoke to a number of professionals who all gave their own fascinating take on this subject.
0:18 - 17:30 - Prof. Bill Ribbans, Orthopaedic Surgeon And Professor Of Sports Medicine
17:34 - 35:41 - Chris Skitt, owner, Motum Health And Wellness, And Elite Sport Physio and Johnny Wilson, former Head Of Sports Medicine, Notts County and Founder Of Nottingham Physio
35:45 - 45:41 - Paul Mortimer, Psychotherapist an former Premier League player
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