Alan Bradley

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704 appearances 5 recordings 4 series first heard May 2026 last heard 12 Aug

Alan Bradley’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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And I've seen Saliba and Gabriel in an open game in that League Cup semi-final doubleheader against Newcastle last season get torn apart by Izak.
I won't have anyone convince me that they can defend in that space.
If you ask Arsenal's defenders, Gabriel and Saliba, to play in that PSG team or that Bayern team, they would be exposed as much as those centre-backs were last night.
Because effectively, the attackers were on top.
Then you ask the question, how many defenders were actually on the pitch last night?
Because none of the full-backs have no interest in defending.
They're like wingers.
And I've seen Saliba and Gabriel in an open game in that League Cup semi-final doubleheader against Newcastle last season get torn apart by Izak.
I won't have anyone convince me that they can defend in that space.
If you ask Arsenal's defenders, Gabriel and Saliba, to play in that PSG team or that Bayern team, they would be exposed as much as those centre-backs were last night.
Because effectively, the attackers were on top.
Then you ask the question, how many defenders were actually on the pitch last night?
Because none of the full-backs have no interest in defending.
They're like wingers.
And I've seen Saliba and Gabriel in an open game in that League Cup semi-final doubleheader against Newcastle last season get torn apart by Izak.
I won't have anyone convince me that they can defend in that space.
Alan Bradley's new book tells the extraordinary story of a serial fraudster who moved between Ireland and the UK for more than a decade, assuming multiple identities and leaving a trail of devastated families, duped institutions and exploited charities in her wake.
Through meticulous investigation and first-hand testimony, an award-winning documentary filmmaker, Alan Bradley, reveals how Samantha Cook's better known to many as Carrie Jade Williams weaponised trust, disability and vulnerability to deceive everyone from young parents to universities and even the Irish state itself.
Alan, you're very welcome to the programme.
Can you tell us how the story of this convicted serial fraudster began?
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