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Send us a Text Message.Your Official Chester FC Podcast is here for July!Kurt Willoughby gives us first interview after his exciting return to Chester FC. We also catch up with Calum after securing his newest signing - and also hear for the first time from new Women's Interim Manager Kalvin Williams.New episodes of the Podcast are released every month. We are now on all of your favourite apps, including: Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, TuneIn and many more!

Arguably the most well-spoken guest we've ever had on the pod, Nathaniel Knight-Percival looks back on his two seasons at #wxmafc with huge fondness.The winger-turned-commanding centre back discusses loads, including:

Part Two of our episode with former Salford City co-manager Anthony Johnson, alongside hosts Gareth Seddon and Jordan Hulme.Jonno shares his story including the reasons behind his departure from Salford City, reveals which of the Class of '92 is his favourite and shares his experiences of managing both Chester and Spennymoor. 

For Episode 16, we discuss one of the more well-known clubs to feature in the book, English club Chester FC. Joining us to tell us how supporting them as been a bit of a rollercoaster throughout the years is author and Chester fanatic, Steve Hill. While Phil goes through the early years of the history of the club, Steve tells us about his experiences as a supporter and Chester's recent history. An eccentric American owner, a world-class striker playing for the club (and managing them) while also having men come in at four different stages to manage the club; what more could you ask for! The club eventually succumbed to financial difficulties, but was brought back to life by its fans and remains a fan-owned club in the lower leagues of English football. It is a model that is rarely seen in the English game, but one that's bearing fruit for Chester Success may be a rarity for them, but at least they still have their club and that is all that matters. So sit back and enjoy the compelling story of Chester FC. (Wrexham fans may want to tune out for this one)

Paddy chats to Albert Davies from Chester FC about their fan-owned club and what Boro fans can expect this weekend. Ant Taylor joins us to discuss the run in! Just 9 games to go: we look at each remaining fixture. Plus news of a £5,000 donation to Boro to help community football in Scarborough from S.A.L.T! Hosted by Paddy Billington and brought to you by This Is The Coast!

Episode 87, Brought to you in association with our friends at Soccer Coach Weekly (@SoccerCoachWeek) How to plan a season long Player Development Program, a conversation with Carl Wild,lecturer, author and lead U9's-U14's coach at Chester FC In this episode Carl returns to discuss the topic of player development and how we might approach supporting our players individual development over the long-term.Carl shares his thoughts on what player development means to him and some of the key elements to player development. We discuss how this can be embedded over the course of the season and how a curriculum can be used to support player development. We also look at session planning, how practices could look and ways to differentiate `squad` practices to `individual` practices.Carl also talks to us about his second book – Essential Practices for Player Development– and how coaches can use the book to enhance their coaching sessions and support their players.Carl Wild – Twitter – @CarlWild75The Book - Essential Practices for Player Development - https://www.amazon.co.uk/Essential-Practices-Player-Development-Ultimate/dp/178255243XThe Soccer Coaching Podcast, Twitter - @SoccerCoachCastThe Soccer Coaching Podcast, Email - thesoccercoachingpodcast@gmail.com This episode was brought to you in association with our friends at Soccer Coach Weekly.Established since 2006, Soccer Coach Weekly is a leading source of inspiration and advice for all grassroots coaches. Join thousands of youth soccer coaches, just like you, saving time and effort in their goal of having the most effective, enjoyable and successful coaching journey for them and their players. – https://www.soccercoachweekly.net/ Thanks for listening and we hope you enjoyed the episode!

Episode 64 was an open invitation to a couple of former guests of the podcast, Liam Stoneley, Formerly of Chester FC and Sam Holmshaw, head of the Holmshaw Academy. The conversation with Hamz was full of refreshing topics such as: - The Mentality of the Modern Footballer - How the Mentalilty has changed for younger players. - Do Modern Players Peak too early? - Uefa Champions League JOINT 6 A SIDE - Premier League Preview! - AAAANNDDDD SO MUCH MORE! Big thanks to Sam and Liam for appearing in this fascinating and captivating podcast! Find us on https://linktr.ee/fridaynightcounterattack

This week on the Off Beat Podcast we are joined by Professional footballer Josh Askew. Josh plays for Chester FC currently and his previous clubs include; Salford City, Stockport County and Blackburn Rovers to name a few! Josh is also an experienced football coach and talks how's best to get scouted, why football excellence centres aren't always needed and what its like to play against Marcus Rashford, Trent Alexander Arnold and Toisin Adarabioyo! Thankyou for tuning in to the Off Beat Podcast with Luke and Dan! Please join us on our podcasting journey, subscribe, like and comment along the way, it really helps. Dan and Luke. Socials: Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/OffBeatPodcast1Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/offbeatpodcast1/Tik Tok - https://www.tiktok.com/@offbeatpodcast1?Email - offbeatpodcast1@gmail.com Intro Music - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b2ryQCisQvg #football #scouting #howtogetscouted #chesterfc #salfordcity #stockportcounty #coaching #pod #podcast #manchesterpodcast #podcasting #haveaword #happyhour #cyclinggk #fozcast #bostonunited #professional #proplayer #professionalplayer

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Gavin Cooney from The 42.ie was on the show to tell Jenny all about the quirkier stories from the world of sport this week, including the latest from the extraordinary Novak Djokovic saga, Chester FC being confused over precisely which country their stadium is in, and loads more!

Straight From The Off welcomes Ben Garrity to the Podcast. After representing Liverpool County FA sides at various ages Ben attracted interest from Chester FC. He would then return to the amatuer scene and play for Red Rum and Warbreck FC in the Liverpool County Premier League. After impressing with those sides, Ben moved to up and coming team Lower Breck FC. Lower Beck won an unpresidented quadruple with Ben at the heart of midfield and also went the season unbeaten. Again, Ben caught the eye of other sides and Warrington Town was his next destination. Ben adjusted to the step up very well and it wasn't long until the pro clubs were watching. A move to the football league with Blackpool FC saw Ben realise his dream of being a Pro footballer. Ben explains his love for his Sunday league side Oyster and how difficult it was to leave amateur football when signing a contract with Warrington. Ben now plays for Port Vale after a season long loan spell at Oldham Athletic. He tells us his favourite goals, games and all about the lads he shared a pitch with and played against throughout those times. Episode 66 is brought to you by: One Central Communications

Carl Wild's work can be broken down into two distinct streams.First, there is the youth coach who worked with girls at Crewe Alexandra, Stoke City and - until August - Manchester City, where he was foundation-phase lead. He now heads up the junior section at Chester FC.Carl's other passion is coach development. By day, he is programme leader of the football coaching and management degree at UCFB, an English university which specialises in football and sport-based qualifications.By night, he has combined his coaching roles with teaching the FA Level 1 and 2 courses, and is now a published author. His book - The Intelligent Soccer Coach: Player- Centred Sessions To Develop Confident, Creative Players - was released last month.

Straight From The Off welcomes Martin Ryman to the Podcast. The South Liverpool FC manager of 20 years tells us his story, from not really playing football in school to joining South Liverpool in the Norris Green League and later the great Almithak side as well as having trials with a few clubs. He Tells us about his time at South Liverpool as a player and where he eventually became manager and won an astonishing amount of silverwear in the time since he has been in charge which includes the prestigious LCFA Challenge Cup amongst others. But it wasn't all plain sailing, there has been ups and down which he tells us all about. He tells us about his favourite games, goals and all about the lads he has played with, managed and came up against throughout those times. Episode 58 is brought to you by: Sefton Park Rangers Football Club. A brilliant club that does so much for the community! @SPR_CFC Thanks to Jake Nolan on his continued support of grassroots football.

Bristol Rovers have joined Accrington Stanley, Bury AFC, Cambridge United, Carlisle United, Chester FC, Ebbsfleet United, Grimsby Town, Luton Town, Maidstone United, Newport County AFC, Tonbridge Angels and AFC Wimbledon as members of the Fair Game coalition.Fair Game seek to influence and work with the government's fan-led review, chaired by Tracey Crouch MP, to ensure the opportunity for fair, lasting change is taken. Mets sat down with Fair Game director Niall Couper to have a chat about Fair Games' principles, aims and even a bit of chat about the pizza trophy.Support the show (https://patreon.com/gascast)

The Champions League is back, and so are we. Another action packed episode this week as we discuss the return of the UCL/UEL. We've got your usual dose of tips for the weekend games including Top Of the Punts. Plust we've got a run down on all the Super6 games and a Fantasy Football preview for the weekend. And it wouldn't be The Punters Podcast without a dose of average banter and satisfactory jokes. Plus, we leave our Callie Thistle days behind us and become fans of Chester FC for one week only!

Kevin and Kieran unpick Greg Clarke's resignation as FA chairman just hours after his disastrous appearance in front of MPs, find out why Manchester United's share price was up almost 9% on the news about a possible vaccine for COVID-19, and speak to a director of Chester FC, the fan-owned club which was founded in 2010 following the winding-up of Chester City.Follow The Price of Football on Twitter - @POF_PODFollow Kevin on Twitter - @kevinhunterdayFollow Kieran on Twitter - @KieranMaguireCheck out the brand new Price of Football merchandise store here!https://the-price-of-football.backstreetmerch.com/ Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/priceoffootball. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Local news from Chester, including No additional coronavirus deaths reported by Cheshire hospital trusts for second day running Chester Marathon and Half Marathon entrants advised on refunds and deferring places to next year Tesco Chester installs free-to-use electric vehicle charging points for shoppers Council explains why traffic order will come into effect at The Groves in Chester next month Chester post office branch hailed for commitment to community during coronavirus crisis Charity volunteers helping Chester and Ellesmere Port cancer patients with vital transport and telephone support Chester park and ride services to partially restart Chester primary academy reopened to all pupils thanks to new 'pop-up school' site Pub restaurant chain confirms reopening date for Chester village premises How you can watch Chester FC's crunch play-off clash with Altrincham Football stadiums could welcome back fans in October Blues striker Danny glad he had football to focus on during an emotional time off the pitch (Duration: 2:40:16)

Calm before the storm. We had a laugh with Chester FC fans ahead of their trip to Altrincham this Sunday. Get listening now! 

Straight From The Off welcomes Kevin Ellison to the Podcast. Kevin went from delivering furniture whilst playing for Altrincham to signing for Leicester in the Premier League! He tells us his story starting with the Liverpool amateur scene playing for Seymour of a Sunday to Having Roberto Mancini as a team mate. Kevin has played for some great clubs that include Southport, Tranmere, Hull and Chester over the years but would still like a stab at the National Cup. He Tells us about his best goals, games and all about the lads he shared a pitch with and played against throughout those times. Episode 7 is brought to you by: The Bedford Beverage Co. Twitter: @BedfordBeverage

Dave Anderson is back to join Tim Fuell as they talk to Chester FC joint-boss Anthony Johnson and Dartford manager Steve King on preparing for play-off matches under COVID-19 protocols and without knowing the definite dates of the games, even though they are just two and a half weeks off.Plus David Richardson provides the Non League Paper Round-up and a preview of what you can read in this weekend's edition.

the guest on this podcast is current Chester FC 1st team coach Neil Hart Neil is well known to host Pete Gray, as he is also a former manager of Pete's club Turton FC The pair share some great Turton memories and learn about Harty's early managerial roles and how hes taken his 'student of the game' approach to Chester FC enjoy the podcast!

Local news from Chester, including Chester nurse is celebrating first year in remission, Chester residents perform special VE Day tribute and board receive approach to takeover Chester FC, along with Flintshire news and our magazine. (Duration: 1:56:00)

Anthony Johnson of Chester FC and Salford documentary fame joins me to discuss his managerial career with Bernard Morley, how they met, how they work together on a daily basis, life at Chester as well as reflecting on life at Salford and Ramsbottom where they both had consistent success. We also talk issues other than football.

Despite semi-lockdown, we recorded a special episode of I Had Trials Once, which included chats on the phone with Sheffield United player Ben Osborn and Chester player Gary Stopforth. The pair provided a different perspective on how they're handling the current situation and what they think might happen for the remainder of the season...✍️ Beer52 have provided us with an exclusive link to get 10 beers and a snack for the price of the postage which is £4.95!Claim HERE: beer52.com/trials---------------------------------------------------------------------------✍️ The Athletic are giving I Had Trials Once listeners a FREE 7-day trial when you join through our exclusive link... ⚽Claim yours here!

This week Luke, Rob and Dickie are joined by Slough Town midfielder Scott Davies to review the trophy action, including all the upsets provided by Dorking, Kings Lynn, FC United, Royston and Hornchurch and near misses for Bradford PA, Southport and Solihull Moors.  Also should Trophy games be deiced on the day, Chester FC's Simon Grand and Chippenham Town manager Mark Collier.Don't forget to subscribe to us on Itunes and Spotify Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In this edition the team mull over the friendly with Chester FC being called off due to the players going on strike and wonder what this means for the prospective takeover of the club Man Citys under21s side being drawn in the Whites Football League Trophy group the friendlies against York City and AlIttihad youth players that left the club too soon and the Stephen Darby testimonial held last weekend

Conversations & Coffee # 10 Craig Mahon Craig is a footballer playing for Chester FC and previously Wigan and many more clubs in the UK. Myself and Craig spoke about his early years, recieving his first contract to working his way up the ladder in his coaching career also. Craig is a Dublin lad, who moved away at the age of 16 having just completed his exams at such a young age to heading overseas to pursue his childhood dream, to be a footballer. Crag mentions how important his family are to him and how they have helped keep him motivated and working harder & harder each and every day. I hope this journey inspires you to do more, and try harder or pursue that passion that is in you. Because we all have it; whether it be for Art , Music, Fitness or whatever it is that drives you. _____________________________ the

Conversations & Coffee # 10 Craig Mahon Craig is a footballer playing for Chester FC and previously Wigan and many more clubs in the UK. Myself and Craig spoke about his early years, recieving his first contract to working his way up the ladder in his coaching career also. Craig is a Dublin lad, who moved away at the age of 16 having just completed his exams at such a young age to heading overseas to pursue his childhood dream, to be a footballer. Crag mentions how important his family are to him and how they have helped keep him motivated and working harder & harder each and every day. I hope this journey inspires you to do more, and try harder or pursue that passion that is in you. Because we all have it; whether it be for Art , Music, Fitness or whatever it is that drives you. _____________________________ the

About a year ago we caught up with Liverpool Under-23s goalkeeper Andy Firth to reflect on an unforgettable loan spell at Chester FC, which coincided with the club losing players left, right and centre - and very nearly going out of business. Safe to say it was an experience he wouldn’t forget in a hurry. But after signing a new contract with the Reds, the youngster decided to make the move back into National League football, but this time on a permanent basis, and this time with Barrow. It was a move that started well. But come November he had lost his place in the team, and you wouldn’t have blamed him for having second thoughts about leaving Liverpool, the club he has supported all his life. But then he didn't know what was just around the corner. In December, Andy took a call from his agent informing him that his idol, and Reds legend, Steven Gerrard wanted to sign him for Rangers. He did not need asking twice – and come the end of the season he had not only experienced a famous Auld Firm win from the bench, he’d also made his competitive debut. So with Rangers about to start their Europa League campaign, Paul Wheelock picks the phone back up to Andy to look back on what, as the man says himself, has been a surreal year. They also talk working under Gerrard, Liverpool’s current and former loanees at Rangers, Sheyi Ojo and Ryan Kent, his big mate Harry Wilson, and what it was like to be a fan, watching on from the stands, as the Reds beat Barcelona and then Tottenham to be crowned champions of Europe for the sixth time. Enjoy. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Anthony Kendrick is joined by returning guest Rhodri Giggs in the latest episode of the v2 big interview. We discuss his current exploits, which include his new role as Paddy Power Rewards Club Ambassador, and all the response from the great advert he recorded. Rhodri is also playing in the Offside Trust charity match which takes place on Sunday 31st March, at Chester FC. http://www.offsidetrust.com/celebrity-match We also look at some of the topical issues. Should Birmigham City be punished for the attack on Jack Grealish? And is 14 weeks sufficient punishment for the fan? Will Man City or Liverpool win the Premier League? How much improvement have Man United made under Ole Gunnar Solskjaer and can they win the Premier League? Which team will join Huddersfield and Fulham to be relegated this season? Thanks to Rhodri for coming on the show. You can follow him, and us on twitter. www.twitter.com/v2sportnetwork www.twitter.com/rodjamesgiggs www.twitter.com/ant_kendrick Thanks for listening!

Jamie is joined by one of his closest friends, Jimmy McCarthy who has spent the best part of 10 seasons playing semi professional football for a range of clubs including Chester FC, Altrincham FC, Colwyn Bay FC & AFC Fylde. The lads shed some light on the side of the semi professional game that people don't always see, how to balance work, football and family, the physical and tactical demands, contracts and transfers plus, Jimmy talks about the chance he got later on in life to turn professional with Crewe Alexandra FC. Enjoy! Follow the lads on Twitter: @JamieHolme @JimmyMccarthy23

On a rather bleak week in Non League, Tim Fuell and Swampy consider the future of football at this level given more revelations this week of the financial situations of clubs in the top levels of the non league pyramid.  Returning board member Jeff Banks offers insight into the current plight of Chester FC and brings news of the All-Star charity fundraising match taking place next week.  Northern Echo Sports Editor Nick Loughlin meanwhile comes on to talk everything Hartlepool United and whilst their tax bill may have been settled from crowdfunding, why he fears the worst for his own beloved club. Brightening up the show is Cove Rangers manager John Sheran ahead of the Highland Leaguers Scottish FA Cup 5th Round tie with Falkirk. Their greatest cup run, a new ground in the offing and top of the table, things are looking pretty good for Cove. Keep up to date with the debate via Twitter @nonleagueshow

From the Official Tranmere Rovers Radio, our weekly programme from the Club Store giving you info for new products, chat about Chester FC game and details of what's going on in the Shop!

Caroline Barker and Dave Anderson are joined this week on the phone by Duncan Hart, Chairman of the Dulwich Hamlet Supporters Trust who are helping to raise money to support Alli Abdullahi who was left with a broken jaw, eye socket and neck damage following an alleged attack whilst playing for Peckham Town at the weekend. Also on the show, Jeff Banks provides an update on progress at Chester FC and Ray Simpson on the return home of Darlington and Poole Town Boss Tom Killick speaks ahead of his side's derby FA Trophy game at home to Weymouth.

We talk to Mark Stevenson from Mansfield Town about their promotion, Jeff Banks from Chester FC about what returning to the Conference means to the club and we cover the violence at Kidderminster.

Click on the link to play. It's been about 6 months but I'm bank. On this show I speak with Jeff Banks, Media Officer of Chester FC. We play them on Saturday in the FA Trophy Match. Here is a link... New MYFC Podcast. Podcast for the first internet owned football club. http://www.myfootballclub.co.uk/ http://www.facebook.com/myfootballclub