# Carl Dickinson
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Carl Matthew Dickinson (born 31 March 1987) is an English professional footballer who plays as a defender for National League club Yeovil Town.
Dickinson started his career at Stoke City, and had loan spells at Icelandic club Víkingur and Blackpool before helping the "Potters" to win promotion into the Premier League in 2007–08. He then dropped out of the first team picture, and spent time on loan at Leeds United, Barnsley, and Portsmouth.
S4 Ep7: How I became Lead Technology Architect at The Very Group | DevLab Podcast
It's an exciting time to be part of the engineering team at The Very Group as they're working with innovative technologies. We sat down with Carl Dickinson, who as Lead Technology Architect, has an extensive career in the tech industry working at places such as Natwest, AXA Live, MoneySupermarket a…
Midland Football League preview with Carl Dickinson
The new league season is upon us! With Congleton Town getting ready to play in the Midland Football League for the first time, hear from new signing Carl Dickinson and League Secretary Nigel Wood on what the club and supporters can expect.
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PONcast Episode 47
Hello and welcome to episode 47 of the Pride of Nottingham PONcast.
In this week's episode we preview this weekends upcoming game against Bury FC away from home at Gigg Lane.
We discuss whether Notts fans can get excited about the recent performances and results. Also, we talk about the relea…
A record-breaking win and the career of Carl Dickinson
This week’s guest is Carl Dickinson who reflects on his career which has seen him play across England’s leagues - including being part of Stoke City’s Premier League promotion winning team and winning the Midland Football League as player-manager of Hanley Town. Also hear from Richard Duffy and the…
Foot In The Opposition Camp - Hartlepool
With Hartlepool United making the short(ish) trip to Huish Park this Saturday, Gloverscast Ben caught up with former Yeovil Manager - and now 'Pools Manager - Darren Sarll. Darren was in his usual good form, we spoke about Carl Dickinson, Billy Sass-Davies and Adam Smith as well as how the season i…
Celebrating cooperative power and potential: Rural advocacy on behalf of small business
In this episode, we delve into the power and value of the cooperative model and how it benefits members and rural communities. We discuss why a certain tax policy that helps farmers and rural cooperatives operate is at risk. Hear from a family farmer, Walt Moore whose farm has been in his family fo…
Innovating Agriculture: How Co-Ops Shape Farmers' Futures
In this episode of Law Talk with the Flock, we sit down with Carl Dickinson, CEO of Central Valley Ag, a farmer-owned co-op across Iowa, Kansas and Nebraska, to discuss the evolving landscape of agribusiness in the Midwest. Carl shares valuable insights into how farmers can thrive by diversifying c…
Episode 49: Carl Dickinson, Pro Player To Academy Coach
Andy is joined by ex-professional footballer Carl Dickinson to talk about his life after playing as a Coach at 433 Football Academy. Carl discusses the realities of the player's journey for those going through the educational academy route, and gives hints, tips, and various words of wisdom for yo…
Ep158: Co-op Competiveness, Consolidation, Capital Advantages | Carl Dickinson
Show Highlights:
Key hurdles for ag co-ops today, plus top differentiators. [04:04]
How co-ops can evolve beyond assets to a farmer-support model. [07:17]
Does farm consolidation outpace operational change? [09:29]
Why patronage "and" broader shared co-op value can coexist. [14:34]
Why are t…
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