Episode 34 | Loyalty, Football & Red Cards | With Steve Walsh
Welcome back to another episode of How I Failed in Business; the podcast that aims to remind everyone that life isn't always plain sailing, told through the stories of business owners, leaders and entrepreneurs.
This week, your ever present hosts, Sophia and Rob are joined by a footballing legend; Steve Walsh. Steve Walsh is a Leicester City Football Club icon, some would say royalty, and shares some fantastic stories in this episode.
(A full bio for Steve is below) Steve shares stories about playing alongside Gazza, his red cards, and how it felt to be let go by Peter Taylor during his time at LCFC.
For fans of football, and LCFC, this is a must watch!
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Career Highlights:
Early Career: Steve Walsh began his football career at Wigan Athletic, where he played as a defender and quickly gained a reputation for his robust defending and aerial prowess.
Leicester City FC (1986-2000): In 1986, Walsh transferred to Leicester City for £100,000, marking the beginning of a 14-year spell with the club that would cement his status as a Foxes legend. Known for his versatility, he played both as a central defender and a midfielder, contributing significantly at both ends of the pitch.
Attributes: Walsh was known for his leadership on the field, tenacity, and a knack for crucial goals, especially from set-pieces. His physical style and commitment endeared him to Leicester fans, earning him a reputation as one of the club’s toughest players.
Legacy: Steve Walsh’s 14-year tenure at Leicester City, amassing over 450 appearances and scoring more than 60 goals, makes him one of the club’s most iconic players. His name remains synonymous with the Foxes’ resurgence in the 1990s, and he is celebrated for his dedication and passion for the club.
Post-Retirement:
After retiring in 2000, Walsh has been involved in various roles, including scouting and coaching, contributing to the development of football at different levels. His deep connection with Leicester City continues to this day, with regular appearances in club events and media.
Steve Walsh's legacy is one of loyalty, leadership, and memorable moments that have etched his name into the history of Leicester City Football Club.
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