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Rodney's Latest News
Happy New Year and best wishes for 2012.
Upcoming events:
March 9: Liverpool University, guest panelist on discussion on the importance of psychology in sport .
March 12 & 19: Speaker with Ex Fulham FC stars, Les Strong & Tony Gale at sportsmanship evening fundraisers.
Details to follow.
November 2011
Watch Rodney on Cash in the Celebrity Attic
on Saturday, 5th November on BBC 2 at 1pm as he
raises money for his chosen charity, LIFEbeat. Please click here to see the video.
October 2011
Rodney contributes his views on SB Info Plus,
a new website with a nostalgic take on football.
Click here to read the article.
The Greatest Soccer Saturday Legends of
All Time by Jeff Stelling. Click here to see the
latest edition of Sport Magazine and Jeff's top picks.
Rodney helps to raise money for the Ronald
McDonald charity at Weedon Beck Village Hall in
Northampton. Ronald McDonald Houses act as a home away from home so families can stay close by their hospitalised child.
Rodney's Background
Rodney started his football career as a youth player at West Ham and went on to play for Queens Park Rangers, Manchester City, Fulham and his country, England. In1976, he headed to America and played for the Tampa Bay Rowdies in the North American Soccer League.
Since playing football, Rodney has managed a number of clubs and worked with several leading media companies such as Sky Sports, BBC, CNN, CBS, NBC, ITV, Channel 4, UK TV, ESPN, Yahoo! and Talk Sport.
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Property Business
Rodney and his son, Jonathan, run a property development business in Florida called The Marsh Group.
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