Noel Whelan

Former Professional Footballer, Premier League Player, BBC Radio Leeds Co-Commentator, FA Youth Cup Winner, Elite Coach

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Noel Whelan's Official Speaker Topics are listed below:

  • Career transitions and personal growth
  • Coaching and player development
  • Effective communication in sports
  • Experiences in sports media and commentary
  • Insights from a professional football career
  • Leadership on and off the field
  • Lessons from top-flight football
  • Motivation and resilience
  • Overcoming adversity
  • The importance of teamwork
  • 2023 – Appeared on Saturday Coventry City Former Player’s Association Championship clash show 
  • 2019 - Joined Leeds United as a coach for the Development Hub for elite player development scholarship
  • 2013-2014 - Became co-commentator for BBC Radio Leeds, covering all Leeds United games
  • 2010 - Competed in Celebrity MasterChef
  • 2009 - Joined Darlington as first signing for new manager Steve Staunton
  • 2008 - Signed with Harrogate Town
  • 2006-2007 - Scottish Cup runner-up with Dunfermline Athletic
  • 2006 - Signed with Livingston in the Scottish Premier League
  • 2005-2006 - Won Lincolnshire Senior Cup with Boston United
  • 2005 - Joined Boston United, scoring four goals in fifteen games
  • 2004-2005 - Scored five goals in twenty appearances for Aberdeen
  • 2004 - Joined Aberdeen, returning to the Scottish Premier League
  • 2003 - Loaned to Crystal Palace, scoring three goals in eight appearances
  • 2003 - Signed with Millwall, scoring four goals in fifteen appearances
  • 2000-2003 - Transferred to Middlesbrough for £2.2 million, scored against Manchester United in the FA Cup fourth round
  • 1995-2000 - Played for Coventry City, scoring 31 goals in 124 league appearances
  • 1994 - Capped twice by England U21, scoring once
  • 1993 - FA Youth Cup winner with Leeds United
  • 1993 - Made professional debut with Leeds United