Podcasts about bootham crescent

As part of the latest Supporters Trust event, Dan Tait spoke to club ambassador Ian Blackstone about his time at Bootham Crescent. Ian only turned professional at the age of 25 but discusses his hat-trick at Wrexham, development under genius John Ward, avoiding Alan Little in training games and playing at the old Wembley Stadium as well as many other tales from his playing days. The trust socials take place the first Wednesday of every month at Brew York, free to everyone to attend.

As part of the latest York City supporters trust event Dan Tait chatted to Rory Watson discussing his career from early beginnings in the Premier League, winning at Bootham Crescent, his time at Wrexham as well as his part in York City's survival last season.

We complete our City elevens of the century by choosing the best forwards to have graced the hallowed turf of Bootham Crescent and/or the LNER since 2000. We also each select our top manager of the club from that time period. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Sports Broadcaster Jon Champion joins Richard Foster to discuss the first game of football he attended, watching York City FC play against Newport County at Bootham Crescent.“It Started With a Kick” features an array of high profile fans and prominent figures from the world of football, including Guy Mowbray, Chris Sutton, Kevin Day and Mark Pougatch.Each weekly episode is split into two parts, the first coming out on Tuesday, the second on Thursday.FOLLOW THE SHOW ON INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/iswakpodcast/FOLLOW THE SHOW ON X: https://twitter.com/ISWAKPodcast

Recorded at Haxby Sports Bar back in January, this live event featured former player and BBC radio pundit Iain Dunn and club legend David McGurk. Iain speaks about growing up as a supporter, being a ball boy to fulfilling a childhood dream of playing at Bootham Crescent whilst David recalls many stories from his ten years representing the Minstermen. Main interview conducted by Dan Tait with audience contributions. This event was recorded live by Keith Lea.

Very few footballers are able to say that they made their debut in the professional game aged just 15 years old but Ashley Chambers did just that when he played for Leicester City in a league cup tie. He also played for England at various youth levels but needed to leave Leicester in search of regular first team football. York City and Gary Mills provided that and the rest, as they say, is history. Ashley is cemented in York city folklore due to his massive part in the 2012 Wembley double success. Here Ashley looks back on that time at Bootham Crescent as well as his whole career in football. This interview was conducted by Dan Tait, edited and produced by James Charters.

Football supporters love a player who wears their heart on their sleeve and Michael Rankine epitomised that with his all action and passionate displays for York City. Playing for the club across three separate spells Michael discusses his time at Bootham Crescent as well as his wider career representing the likes of Scunthorpe United, Aldershot Town and Hereford. This interview was conducted by Dan Tait, edited and produced by James Charters.The podcast is created for York Hospital Radio, a local charity who provide a service for patients in York Hospital. If you enjoy these podcasts please consider: -Donating via justgiving.com/yorkhospitalradioGiving us a review online or leaving comments on social media.

Terry Dolan has pretty much spent his whole life in football. This interview goes right back to his playing days with the likes of Bradford Park Avenue and Huddersfield Town to covering his managerial spells with Bradford City and of course, York City. Terry's time at Bootham Crescent was never plain sailing and he effectively served under three owners in three years. In an exclusive interview with Hospital Radio Terry recalls the highs and lows of that time period.This interview was conducted by Dan Tait, edited and produced by James Charters.If you enjoy the podcast please consider giving us a review or donation via justgiving.com/yorkhospitalradio

If there was ever a poll to decide the best value for money York City player, Derek Hood, who cost the club £2000 from Hull City would certainly be up there. Over 300 appearances covering nearly every position on the pitch, Derek was in the side that were the first to achieve over 100 points as well as facing Liverpool in the FA Cup. Here Derek discusses his career from early beginnings as a youth player at West Brom to his love for playing at Bootham Crescent under the lights.This episode is sponsored by the Nearly departed app. The interview was conducted by Dan Tait, edited and produced by James Charters.

Welcome to a brand new series of York Hospital Ball, a series that goes through the decades starting with former striker Jimmy Seal covering the golden period of the 1970s where York City clinched promotion to the old Second Division. Jimmy signed from Barnsley and initially found goals hard to come by but would go on to form one of the most prolific strike partnerships in the club's history when Chris Jones joined him in attack. Here Jimmy reminisces about his time playing at Bootham Crescent as well as his famous goals against Manchester United and Arsenal. This episode is sponsored by Nearly Departed (App). The interview was conducted by Dan Tait, edited and produced by James Charters.

We look back on a classic FA Cup 1st Round game from Bootham Crescent, where City came from behind to steal a 3-2 win thanks to late goals from Richard Pacquette and Richard Brodie.Highlights of the game available at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hXEm4Zf8ZM4 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

When avid supporter James Richardson finished University he probably didn't think his first employment would be as a low paid commercial assistant at York City. However, a short time later James would be involved in numerous aspects of the club which lead to things like making up players names in the matchday programme, discussing transfer targets with Alan Little to designing away shirts. From the highs of working at Bootham Crescent when they beat Manchester United to seeing the club sold for a pound in his office was certainly a rollercoaster. If you enjoy these podcasts then please consider donating to our charity via justgiving.com/yorkhospitalradio

When Gary Mills came back to York City in 2016 he needed players to represent his passion and leadership on the pitch. Sean Newton epitomised everything the manager needed. Having followed him from Wrexham, Sean soon won supporters over with his performances and quality set pieces. Although York City were relegated to the Conference North Sean's association with the football club extended to six years including three clubman of year awards and man of the match in the FA Trophy win in 2017. Sean's time at Bootham Crescent wasn't all plain sailing with rumoured fall outs and he often divided opinions with supporters but here he speaks about his version of events and love for York City Football Club.This interview was conducted by Dan Tait and was edited by James Charters.

When John Ward left York City in March 1993, it was a crucial point in the season for the club in their pursuit of promotion. Appointing Alan Little, John Ward's assistant, a man with no previous managerial experience was a huge call. However, it 100% proved to be the right decision. From his first game in charge; a 5-1 win at Barnet, to winning promotion at Wembley to beating the likes of Manchester United and Everton, Alan is rightly remembered as one of the clubs greatest ever managers. Here he discusses all of those special moments during his time coaching and managing at Bootham Crescent. This podcast interview was conducted by Dan Tait, edited and produced by James Charters.

When Andy Leaning was advised to take on an apprenticeship in a trade rather than as a footballer he thought his chance of playing for York City had gone. However, it turned out to be a blessing as Andy built up skills and experience playing local mens football which led to a chance reserve team game at Bootham Crescent. The rest, as they say, is history as Andy quickly established himself as first choice and in his first full season twice faced the might of Liverpool in the FA Cup. Andy's career saw him move onto the likes of Sheffield United and Bristol City before becoming a successful goalkeeping coach. This podcast interview was conducted by Dan Tait, edited by James Charters and produced by Keith Lea.

When Denis Smith arrived on loan at York City in 1982 he was shocked at the lack of professionalism and poor standards he had become accustomed to during his stellar career at Stoke City. Accepting the position as player manager of the club Denis knew the size of the challenge but by the time he left for Sunderland in 1987 he had given York City supporters lasting memories that included being the first team to ever reach over 100 points, beating Arsenal in the FA Cup as well as memorable draws against Liverpool. Denis is one of York City's best ever managers and here he speaks exclusively about his time at Bootham Crescent. This interview is conducted by Dan Tait, produced by Keith Lea and edited by James Charters. If you enjoy these podcasts please consider donating via justgiving.com/yorkhospitalradio

Writer Daniel Gray has just released his excellent book 'The silence of the stands' which details his journey following football during the pandemic. Daniel grew up in York and speaks to us about his childhood following the Minstermen, his infamous purchase of one of turnstiles from Bootham Crescent before discussing his latest football book. This interview was conducted by Dan Tait, edited and produced by James Charters.

Many York City supporters credit John Ward as being one of the finest managers the club has ever had. That is a huge accolade but even more impressive considering he was only in charge for a relative short period and never a full season. However, after a lean end to the 1980s it was John Ward who laid the foundations for success in the 1990s transforming a team of perennial underachievers into promotion candidates helped hugely by the signing of Paul Barnes. Here John speaks about his time at Bootham Crescent including the difficulties in signing Paul but also his wider career in football; playing, managing and coaching. This interview was conducted by Dan Tait, edited and produced by James Charters. Please leave us a review on apple, rate our show on Spotify and consider donating to our charity via justgiving.com/yorkhospitalradio

This weeks guest is part of an unique band of players who achieved two promotions with York City. For long time supporters of the Minstermen, former England Youth International Brian Pollard, is regularly mentioned as one of the best players to ever play for the club due to having two successful spells with the club. Here Brian talks exclusively about playing at Bootham Crescent as well as his time playing for future England manager Graham Taylor at Watford where he achieved two promotions in successive seasons plus being part of the side that reached the league cup semi-finals. This interview was conduced by Dan Tait, edited and produced by James Charters. The series is sponsored by N&E Woodhouse Plastering. If you enjoy this series please consider donating to our charity via justgiving.com/yorkhospitalradio

When Russ joined York City in January 2014 the brief was to help steer the club away from relegation but an incredible 17 game unbeaten run was formed and the club sneaked into the League Two play-offs. Sadly this trajectory couldn't be sustained and Russ ended his time at Bootham Crescent captain of the team that fell out of the football league two years later. Here he speaks in detail about his two spells with the minster men, what the club meant to him as well as recounting his wonder strike versus Morecambe in 2015. The interview also covers his wider career with Burton Albion, Cheltenham and Kidderminster Harriers who he played for and now manages. This episode is sponsored by N&E Plastering, was conducted by Dan Tait and edited/produced by James Charters.

Our latest episode features Rodney Rowe whose career started at his hometown club, Huddersfield Town. Despite a memorable goal and performance against Premier League side Wimbledon in the FA Cup, Rodney was often on the fringes and moved to York City in 1997 to secure first team football. A firm fan favourite, Rodney scored an audacious chip vs Preston North End over future team mate Bobby Mimms and went on to score a number of key goals to keep the club in the old Division Two. Here Rodney discusses his time at Bootham Crescent as well as his later career with Gillingham and Hull City.  This episode is sponsored by Had-IT, was conducted by Dan Tait and was edited/produced by James Charters. 

This weeks guest is part of a unique group of people to have played both professional football and cricket at the same time with Chris Marples serving Chesterfield and Derbyshire respectively in his early career. York City paid a record amount for a goalkeeper to bring him to Bootham Crescent in 1988 and his four years at the club saw him become a firm fans favourite. Here he discusses his time playing for the Minstermen as well as his wider career including an extraordinary FA Cup run with Emley in the late 90s. This podcast was conducted by Dan Tait, edited and produced by James Charters. 

Our new series kicks off with Keith Houchen, a player whose career is never forgotten thanks to his famous diving header for Coventry City in their FA Cup win in 1987. It was his penalty in the FA Cup win over Arsenal that means his time at Bootham Crescent is also similarly cherished. Keith's career wasn't all plain sailing from being released as a young player at Crystal Palace, relegation with Orient, a move to Scunthorpe that wasn't working out but ultimately is a story of how hard work and self belief enabled Keith to play in the top flight of both English and Scottish football.  This podcast is sponsored by York Gin. Enter YCFC10 to the checkout on their website for an exclusive discount for York City fans.  If you enjoy these interviews, please consider donating to our charity at justgiving.com/yorkhospitalradio This interview was conducted by Dan Tait, edited and produced by James Charters. 

Barry Parker provided the soundtrack for many York City fans over many years as Radio York's first main commentator at Bootham Crescent. His quirky, unique style endeared him to supporters who heard him describe the highs and lows of York City in the 90s and 00s including winning at Old Trafford and Wembley.  This episode is sponsored by City Cruises, was produced and edited by James Charters and the interview was conducted by Dan Tait. This interview is the last in the current regular series which if you have enjoyed, may feel able to donate to our charity via justgiving.com/yorkhospitalradio 

When Michael Coulson signed for York City in the summer of 2012, the club was on the crest of a wave having won promotion but four years later, Michael's last season, they were spiralling back into non-league. During that time period Michael was a real fan favourite from his all-action displays and penchant for wonder goals and here he speaks about his time at Bootham Crescent as well as his wider career with Barnsley, Grimsby, St Johnstone and two spells with his home-town club, Scarborough.  This episode is sponsored by the Derwent Reds, a York City supporters group. The interview was conducted by Dan Tait, edited and produced by James Charters. If you enjoy the podcasts then please consider donating via justgiving.com/yorkhospitalradio  

When York City were facing a second successive relegation in the 99/00 season that would have seen them drop out of the football league, manager Terry Dolan turned to Alan Fettis, a goalkeeper he originally brought over from Northern Ireland for Hull City. Fettis himself, was frustrated with lack of opportunities at Blackburn Rovers, and the signing proved to be an inspired move as Fettis kept 8 clean sheets in 13 games as the Minster men clawed their way to safety. The next two seasons saw Alan pick up Player of the Year at Bootham Crescent and here he speaks about his full career which included 25 caps for Northern Ireland, scoring twice outfield for Hull City and his eventual coaching career with Manchester United.  This episode is sponsored by club historian and author Paul Bowser, has been conducted by Dan Tait and edited/produced by James Charters. If you enjoy the podcasts please consider donating to our registered charity via justgiving.com/yorkhospitalradio. 

Few York City players have immediately endeared themselves to supporters after one touch but Jamie Reed's immediate control of a ball that came out of the sky at Bolton in the FA Cup in January 2011 did just that. If that wasn't enough Reed scored against arch rivals Luton Town not long after and became a key player during his time at Bootham Crescent, scoring many crucial goals during a golden era for the club. Here Jamie discusses his career which took him from Wales to, Australia and England where his goal scoring exploits made him a cult hero at many clubs.  This podcast is sponsored by York Foot Golf (York FootGolf). The episode was conducted by Dan Tait, edited and produced by James Charters. If you enjoy the podcast please consider donating to justgiving.com/yorkhospitalradio

Hello, Im Craig and welcome to another episode of Football Kit Memories - the football podcast that gets under the shirt.Today I meet Deputy Editor of long running football magazine When Saturday Comes Mr Tom Hocking.During our chat, we talked about the magazine that's run for 35 years, its iconic look & feel plus the ways in which its remained true to its roots as a very much for the fans by fans style publication.Later I asked Tom to pick three football shirts and tell me a little bit about what they mean to him. We find out what Salvador Dali and an English sleeping giant have in common, what trips to Bootham Crescent were like in the nineties… and we finish a little further afield in Japan.Please do like, follow and share - but above all - enjoy the podcast ***So there you have it, massive thanks to Tom for sharing his football kit memories with me. You can follow me and my own collection on Instagram, or get in touch via Twitter or email. footballkitmemories@gmail.com https://Twitter.com/FKMPodcasthttps://instagram.com/footballkitmemoriesWatch on YouTubehttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UC7ZkbjUVvh2YmgH6knIvOAwFollow WSC on the socials as well as subscribe to their podcast. https://twitter.com/TomHock1https://twitter.com/WSC_magazinehttps://www.wsc.co.uk/The music you heard was produced by Evil Ed check out his music on Bandcamp https://eviled1.bandcamp.comThere's links to everything I've mentioned in the notes sectionAnd… finally thanks for listening. If you have enjoyed it please do spread the word, give me a follow on social and subscribe to Football Kit Memories on you podcast player of choice. #Football #FootballMagazine #FootballPodcast #FootballShirt #FootballCulture #WSC #WhenSaturdayComes #SheffieldWednesday #SheffWeds #GambaOsaka #YorkCity See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In een nieuwe Doing The 116-podcast bespreken Joris van de Wier en Jeroen Heijink het wel en wee van het Britse voetbal. Bootham Crescent van York City FC. Je zou er maar gespeeld mogen hebben. Joris overkwam het en vertelt vol trots over zijn minuten op deze ground die helaas afgebroken gaat worden. Verder staan de heren stil bij de ramp bij Bradford City en bespreken ze de clubs die de komende weken aan het slot van de competitie gaan beginnen in de play-offs. Welke club zou hun voorkeur hebben en waarom? Ook vertelt Joris hoe hij ooit neds van zijn auto moest jagen, waarom hij stiekem de burger bij Forest Green Rovers heel lekker vindt en licht hij clubs uit Wales toe. Vragen, tips of suggesties over onze podcasts zijn altijd welkom: podcast@staantribune.nl.

Any past or future polls about York City's greatest ever strikers will inevitably have Paul Barnes in the starting XI. Signing for £50,000 back in 1992, Barnes scored on his debut against Shrewsbury Town and never looked back, netting 85 goals in 179 appearances. His goals helped the club get promoted in 1993, go close again in 1994 and cemented his hero status with two goals at Old Trafford when the club beat Manchester United 3-0 in the League Cup in 1995. Here Paul looks back on his time at Bootham Crescent as well as his overall career highlights.  This episode is sponsored by planning prospects. The interview was conducted by Dan Tait and edited/produced by James Charters.  If you enjoy the podcasts then please consider donating via justgiving.com/yorkhospitalradio or texting 5YHB or 10YHB to 70450 to donate £5 or £10.  

Gary Ford played over 400 games for his hometown club York City and is a club legend for his key role in the successful side of the 1980's under Denis Smith. Ford scored against Liverpool in the FA Cup and scored 11 times during the record breaking 101 points season in 1983/84. Here Gary talks about the highs of his career both at York City and his career post Bootham Crescent and the lows of having to retire early due to a knee injury.  This episode is sponsored by Paul Bowser, the club historian, and author of Bootham Crescent a second home. The interview was edited and produced by James Charters and conducted by Dan Tait. If you wish to donate to the charity then please text 5YHB to 70450, or visit justgiving.com/yorkhospitalradio

Fuelled by Lady Gaga Oreos and official Swansea City turmeric, magazine editor Andy Lyons, writer Harry Pearson and host Daniel Gray talk miscarriages of justice from Trinidad versus Haiti to Graham Poll’s accent confusion. There is a delve into the pages of issue 408 of WSC magazine, including dreams’ involving footballers, the Law of Akinbiyi, newts at Bootham Crescent, commentators’ notes and Iain Dowie: plasticine genius. Record Breakers takes us to Montbéliard, Santiago and Bristol, and Caz May from Gas Cast talks to Dan about all things Bristol Rovers. Looking for the missing episodes? They were exclusively for WSC Supporters' Club members, and they were distinctly half-decent. Find out how to join the club and get behind the magazine at patreon.com/whensaturdaycomesSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/whensaturdaycomes)

This week Hospital Ball speaks to former striker Jason Walker whose two years at Bootham Crescent are fondly remembered by supporters. A £60,000 signing from promotion rivals Luton Town, Walker quickly became a fan favourite from his all-action displays as well as his goal-scoring feats which included the outrageous overhead kick against Grimsby Town; 1 of 15 Walker scored in his first three months at the club. Jason discusses everything about his time at York City as well as his wider career with the likes of Greenock Morton, Barrow, Luton and Ostersunds in Sweden.  Interview conducted by Dan Tait, edited and produced by James Charters. This episode is sponsored by N&E Plastering Contractors (woodhouseplastering.com).  If you enjoy these podcasts, please consider donating to the charity: - https://justgiving.com/yorkhospitalradio Text: 5YHB or 10YHB to 70450  (texts cost number equivalent in pounds plus standard message rate)   

Very few players have progressed so quickly through the divisions as Martyn Woolford. Starting his professional career at York City, Martyn discusses how grateful he was that Billy McEwan and York City took a chance on a raw talent and how it lay the foundations for his career post Bootham Crescent.  Interview conducted by Dan Tait, edited and produced by James Charters. This episode is sponsored by N&E Plastering Contractors (woodhouseplastering.com).  If you enjoy these podcasts, please consider donating to the charity: - https://justgiving.com/yorkhospitalradio Text: 5YHB or 10YHB to 70450  (texts cost number equivalent in pounds plus standard message rate)   

In this episode Matt Crawley who works at Luton Town tells us how he started out as the stadium announcer.He's part of a double act that has it's own crowd chants and effects to play from their booth to get the players going.He's called promotion parties and historic matches...plus has had to prove to many people in the pub that he is the stadium announcer, by reading out random subs.Rich Hurst of West Brom and Alan Keegan of Man Utd are putting the questions again.There's another game of What's My Name with a very cheeky Paraguayan left back to get their tongue around.Plus a look at announcers on social where York City have paid a special tribute to Bootham Crescent.MUSIC: DistrictFour by Kevin McLeod

This is a special podcast reviewing the season so far for York City in the eyes of supporters Dan Tait, James Charters, Mark Debnam and Ben Robinson. Presented by Chris Morgan this episode features thoughts on what has gone right and wrong so far in another unusual season due to the pandemic as well as favourite memories from Bootham Crescent.  If you enjoy Hospital Ball please consider donating to the charity www.justgiving.com/yorkhospitalradio

The 1990's was another eventful decade for York City with promotion achieved via the play-offs at the old Wembley Stadium in 1993, establishing a reputation for League Cup giant killing with wins over Manchester United and Everton before relegation back to the old Division 3 in 1999. Here, club legends Jon McCarthy, Nigel Pepper, Dean Kiely and Andy McMillan all give their insights into that period at Bootham Crescent.    Interviews conducted by Dan Tait, edited/produced by Keith Lea and James Charters. Donations greatly received

It is staggering to think that Martin Foyle only had one full season in charge of York City but his time was eventful and in the main, a really successful time. From taking on a side faltering towards regionalised football, Martin kept the club up in 2009 but also got them to the FA Trophy Final before moulding the squad into a much stronger, slicker outfit that enjoyed a run to the FA Cup Third Round and the 2010 Play-off final. Here Martin reflects on his spell at Bootham Crescent, the impact he had on Richard Brodie, the reasons behind his exit early into the 2010-11 season, how he influenced the decision of his replacement and many more key insights.    This interview was conducted by Dan Tait, edited and produced by James Charters. If you enjoy the episode please consider donating to justgiving.com/yorkhospitalradio. This series is proudly sponsored by planning prospects who specialise in securing planning permission. Their website is planningprospects.co.uk

When Clayton Donaldson arrived at Bootham Crescent on a free transfer from Hull City few could have predicted the impact the striker would make. Not just notching an impressive 44 goals in 93 games, Clayton emerged as a real fan favourite with his raw pace and power giving optimism to supporters after two painful seasons. His partnership with Andy Bishop was the most lethal outside the football league and even when Bishop left in 2006 Donaldson stepped up to fill the void and contributed massively to York City getting into the playoffs. By this point he had already signed a pre contract agreement with Hibs but despite the eventual playoff defeat and protracted exit from the club Clayton remains popular amongst fans and this is Clayton's honest reflection on all of those key events during his time at the club. This interview was conducted by Dan Tait, edited and produced by James Charters. If you enjoy the episode please consider donating to justgiving.com/yorkhospitalradio. This series is proudly sponsored by planning prospects who specialise in securing planning permission. Their website is planningprospects.co.uk

To celebrate the 25 year anniversary of the 2nd leg of York City's famous giant killing of Manchester United, here we have Nigel Pepper and Steve Tutill watching back extended highlights of the game at Bootham Crescent. We also include some supporter memories from that special evening.  To get the full watchalong experience, load the following link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vl7MvB6kweY&t=304s and reduce/turn off the video audio and press play in sync with the countdown on the podcast.  Podcast sponsored by Haxby Sports Bar where this episode was recorded. Interview conducted by Dan Tait and edited/produced by Keith Lea. 

When Gary Mills sought a player with experience, leadership and a competitive edge, Scott Kerr ticked every box and arguably became one of his best ever signings. Scott Kerr became a mainstay and trusted player in the team right from his debut against Wimbledon in 2011. In this interview Scott talks about how much he enjoyed his time at Bootham Crescent with both on and off the field representing some of the happiest times of his career. He also talks about his apprenticeship at Bradford City, the FA Cup run with Scarborough, long association with Lincoln as well as his involvement with the England C team. This episode is sponsored by York Foot Golf, was conducted by Dan Tait and edited/produced by James Charters. Please consider donating to the charity www.justgiving.com/yorkhospitalradio  

Iain Dunn fulfilled a boyhood dream playing for his hometown club having grown up a Junior Red, season ticket holder and ball boy but despite scoring on his debut, his time coincided with a less successful time for the club on the pitch, which pales into significance with the sudden death of team mate David Longhurst. Here Iain discusses all those up and downs from his time at Bootham Crescent as well his career resurrection at Huddersfield Town before coming full circle with a summarising role for BBC Radio covering York City games.  This episode is sponsored by Hayley Owen Funeral Director. Anyone interested in sponsoring future episodes, please email outside.broadcasts@yorkhospitalradio.com  Interview conducted by Dan Tait and edited and produced by James Charters. 

Our first guest of the series is club legend Tony Canham, who only turned professional aged 25 but had over a decade at Bootham Crescent. Here he speaks about the famous cup games against Liverpool, his ultimate respect from playing alongside Keith Walwyn to his key role in the Play-off final win at Wembley in 1993. Interview conducted by Dan Tait, edited and produced by James Charters. If you enjoy these podcasts then please consider donating to justgiving.com/yorkhospitalradio or sponsor an episode outside.broadcasts@yorkhospitalradio.com

This bonus episode features an interview with Dan Simmonite, York City's media man who gives an insight into behind the scenes at Bootham Crescent. This includes a nervy first interview with Gary Mills, winning over the board at interview by telling them everything that was wrong with fan engagement, the full story of the #promote2 campaign and how he sees the future of York City from a media perspective. If you enjoy these podcasts please consider donating to www.justgiving.com/yorkhospitalradio

Our guest this week needs little introduction after a long, successful career in both the Football League and latterly, Non-League. It's Jon's association with York City that takes centre stage here, looking back on his two spells at the club; one at the start of his career and the other at the end. Jon speaks about the highs and lows of his time at Bootham Crescent as well as stories from other teams he has played for. If you enjoy these podcasts then please consider donating via justgiving.com/yorkhospitalradio or sponsoring an episode (yorkhospitalball@gmail.com for enquiries). Interview conducted by Dan Tait, edited and produced by Keith Lea. 

Dean Kiely is often talked about as one of York City's best ever goalkeepers. He will always be remembered for his crucial penalty save in York City's first ever Wembley appearance in the 1993 Play-Off Final. Here Dean discusses his time at Bootham Crescent as well as his career after where he played several Premier League games for Charlton and represented the Republic of Ireland. Interview with Dan Tait, edited by Keith Lea.    

This special edition features former York City manager Gary Mills. Gary had two spells at the club and this episode covers his first in management at Bootham Crescent including the FA Cup run in 2011 and the Wembley twice success in 2012. Gary also talks about his successful playing career where he won two European Cups under the legendary Brian Clough. If you enjoy the podcasts then please consider donating to www.justgiving.com/yorkhospitalradio

This special episode features BBC's main football commentator, and more importantly, York City supporter Guy Mowbray who discusses his football education on the terraces of Bootham Crescent and his career in broadcasting. Interview by Dan Tait, edited and produced by Keith Lea. If you enjoy the podcasts, please consider donating to www.justgiving.com/yorkhospitalradio.

Magazine deputy editor Tom Hocking, writer Harry Pearson and host Daniel Gray discuss soft-spot teams, acting footballers and player trends, from tassels to snoods. Plus, a theatrical dive into the pages of issue 396 of When Saturday Comes magazine, including FA Cup replays, Gala Fairydean Rovers and farewell, maybe, to Bootham Crescent. And, Record Breakers takes us to Germany, Sheffield and Prague. Expect nasal strips, monkey glands and schnitzel westerns. Looking for episodes 3, 5 and 7? They were exclusively for WSC Supporters' Club members. Find out how to join at patreon.com/whensaturdaycomesSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/whensaturdaycomes)

Our final interview is with former Press journalist Dave Flett, who covered York City for well over a decade. Here he gives his honest appraisal of all the managers that have come and gone at Bootham Crescent, the infamous incident at Luton where he was banned from the press box as well as his take on how journalism has changed over the years. Interview with Dan Tait, produced and edited by Keith Lea and sponsored by Playfootball. 

This week Luke is joined by Chris Pratt and England C Goalkeeping coach Mick Payne.  They celebrate title wins for Leyton Orient in the National League and Stockport County in the North, and Chris was at Nuneaton to see them lift the title, they also review the drama of the final day as they look ahead to the playoffs, Mick also looks at who will be looking to do better next term.  And Rob talks to BBC Kent's summariser Ruth Tunnell on an awful season for Maidstone. In the South and North their is a look at the final day drama in the playoffs as Concord miss out due to Ground Grading and Wealdstone sneak in. In the North Luke visits Bootham Crescent to see one of the final home games at the ground and also to see if AFC Telford could sneak into that last play off spot.  In Step 3 we congratulate, Weymouth, Kettering, Dorking and Farsley as they win promotion to the National Leagues North and South.   Plus lots lots more!! Don't forget to subscribe to us via Itunes and Spotify to have the podcast uploaded to your device everyweek Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

This week Luke is joined by Chris Pratt and England C Goalkeeping coach Mick Payne.  They celebrate title wins for Leyton Orient in the National League and Stockport County in the North, and Chris was at Nuneaton to see them lift the title, they also review the drama of the final day as they look ahead to the playoffs, Mick also looks at who will be looking to do better next term.  And Rob talks to BBC Kent's summariser Ruth Tunnell on an awful season for Maidstone. In the South and North their is a look at the final day drama in the playoffs as Concord miss out due to Ground Grading and Wealdstone sneak in. In the North Luke visits Bootham Crescent to see one of the final home games at the ground and also to see if AFC Telford could sneak into that last play off spot.  In Step 3 we congratulate, Weymouth, Kettering, Dorking and Farsley as they win promotion to the National Leagues North and South.   Plus lots lots more!! Don't forget to subscribe to us via Itunes and Spotify to have the podcast uploaded to your device everyweek

We ventured north to Bootham Crescent where we watched York City lose 3-2 to Blyth Spartans. We exchanged Christmas presents, reviewed the food and interviewed Match of the Day commentator Guy Mowbray about his experiences of supporting the club. We also battled it out in our tense quiz feature once again, to decide on the destination of our next episode.

Farewell Chris Powell. Charlton Athletic's new owner Roland Duchatelet made the controversial decision this week to part company with the club's much loved manager - but has he put their Championship status at risk by doing so? New manager Jose Riga, formerly in charge at Standard Liege in Belgium, has picked up two goalless draws in his first two games in charge, lifting the Addicks off the bottom of the table. We get the inside story on his appointment, Powell's departure and what Duchatelet's takeover means for the club, courtesy of Richard Cawley, deputy sports editor of the South London Press. Meanwhile at Bootham Crescent, York City are riding the crest of a... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.