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-Eating sheep stomach, Haggis and Scottish cuisine -Turning a family trip to Florida into a scholarship and moving across the world at 15 -Only getting one hockey career and enjoying the ride -Running a muck with the Edinburgh Capitals & making room for Richie with the Devils -Playing for every Scottish team and finding a home in the Kingdom of Fife with the Flyers

Michael D'Orazio played in the OHL for the Owen Sound Attack, London Knights and Mississauga St. Michael's Majors. He later played CIS hockey with the Saint Mary's Huskies before travelling to Scotland to play for the Edinburgh Capitals. D'Orazio sets the record straight about his junior hockey career and shares some great stories about playing in Atlantic Canada and in Europe.

Rebecca Johnston, three-time Olympic medallist with Team Canada, is the latest guest to join host Dan Kerry on The Nottingham Panthers' Audio Experience, brought to you in association with The Nottingham Building Society.At just 20 years of age and still at college Rebecca, who's brother Jacob played two years with the now defunct Edinburgh Capitals, was called up to Team Canada to take part in her first Olympic games scoring her first Olympic goal and picking up her first Olympic gold medal.Two more Olympic games would follow where she picked up another gold and then a silver (in an agonising shootout defeat against the USA) in what has been a sparkling career in the game of ice hockey so far.Rebecca was also part of the Calgary Inferno team that won the last Canadian Women's Hockey League (CWHL) championship prior to the league folding, a move that saw the Sudbury, Ontario native link up with her fellow interational team mates in joining the Professional Women's Ice Hockey Association (PWHPA).There's a ton of great stories for your enjoymen in here from one of the worlds best players, who got to showcase her talents at the 2020 NHL All-Star Weekend in St. Louis, in another not to be missed episode of The Nottingham Panthers' Audio Experience, brought to you in association with The Nottingham Building Society.

Season two of The Nottingham Panthers' Audio Experience starts with a bang as former NHL heavyweight Brian McGrattan joins host Dan Kerry to talk about his season with the Panthers.Brian starts by talking about what brought him to Nottingham, who he spoke to about the Elite League, his debut weekend in Nottingham against Sheffield then on the road in Coventry and about his favourite memories from the 2016-17 season.He then gets into the Panthers' Continental Cup campaign (in which they became the first ever British team to win a major European trophy), his relationship with the Sheffield Steelers, his favourite David Ling story and caps the conversation off with a side-splitting story about an encounter in the Edinburgh Capitals locker room.

Marc LeFebvre is the first to join us in a new series of interviews with players and coaches who have left an impression on fans of British Ice Hockey. In this edition of 'Icons', Marc looks back on his career and experiences with Sheffield Steelers, Coventry Blaze, Edinburgh Capitals and Dundee Stars. PHOTO: Dean Woolley

Tim Cranston — Part Two Part Two picks up Tim Cranston's story at the very top of UK ice hockey. In 1993, Alex Dampier invited Tim to join the Sheffield Steelers, beginning a five-season spell that helped redefine the British game. Balancing hockey with a law degree at York University, Tim became a cornerstone of a Steelers team on the rise. After the pain of a 12–1 Wembley Playoff Final defeat to Cardiff in his first season, Sheffield responded in style—winning a League and Playoff double, clinching the league title on Nottingham Panthers' ice and gaining Wembley revenge over the Devils. The following season delivered a Grand Slam: Benson & Hedges Cup, League Championship and a dramatic penalty-shot Playoff Final win, with Tim uniquely named Man of the Match in three consecutive Wembley Finals. The launch of the SuperLeague (1996–97) brought more success as Sheffield finished runners-up before again beating Nottingham in the Playoff Final. Tim's final Steelers season ended without silverware, but off the ice he qualified as a lawyer, retiring at 36. In total, Tim recorded 297 games, 208 goals, 205 assists for Sheffield, plus 32 GB caps. A delayed Canadian law licence led to a short final UK spell with the Edinburgh Capitals, where he fittingly signed off in Scotland with 10 goals and 9 assists in 17 games.

The Early Years Episode S4E04 explores the early hockey journey of Tim Cranston—former Fife Flyers, Cleveland Bombers, Durham Wasps, Sheffield Steelers and Edinburgh Capitals forward, and a 39-cap Great Britain international. Tim reflects on his development in Canada before choosing the European route, signing for GIJS Groningen at 21 and spending five seasons across Central Europe in the Netherlands, Austria, Switzerland and Germany. His UK story began unexpectedly in December 1988 with a short-term move to Fife Flyers, producing an immediate impact—19 goals and 15 assists in just seven games. Although released when Fife's injured import returned, his performances turned heads. In 1989, Tim returned to the UK with the Cleveland Bombers, combining hockey with studies at Durham University. Over two seasons he helped the Bombers win promotion before suffering relegation the following year. Now holding a British passport, Tim caught the attention of GB coach Alex Dampier. Despite a late registration scare, he represented Great Britain at the 1993 Pool B World Championships, where GB won all eight games, earned promotion to Pool A, and Tim scored three game-winning goals, including a decisive late winner against host nation Holland.

Tim Cranston Podcast Interview – Episode S4E04 – The Early Years. Tim Cranston, former Fife Flyers, Cleveland Bombers, Durham Wasps, Sheffield Steelers, Edinburgh Capitals forward is my guest for today’s show. He also played 39 times for Great Britain as a duel national. Want more? Read: The Tim Cranston Blog Post Our interview begins with Tim’s... The post Tim Cranston Podcast Interview – Episode S4E04 appeared first on Old Time Hockey UK.

Clan Chat catches up with the latest addition to the roster as netminder Jordan McLaughlin joins the club from Solway Sharks, where he talks about his delight at being back in the Elite League and his brief experience with Edinburgh Capitals

Tony Hand Podcast Interview – Part 2 In Part 2 of the Tony Hand interview we move on to talk of Tony’s time at the Sheffield Steelers and Ayr Scottish Eagles. Then his role as player – coach of the Dundee Stars, Edinburgh Capitals, Belfast Giants and finally the Manchester Phoenix.  Sheffield Steelers During the summer of 1995... The post Tony Hand Podcast Interview Part 2 – Episode S3E09 appeared first on Old Time Hockey UK.

Part Two of the Tony Hand interview explores the later stages of his legendary career, spanning Sheffield Steelers, Ayr Scottish Eagles, and a hugely successful transition into player-coach. After the folding of Edinburgh Racers in 1995, Tony joined a star-studded Sheffield Steelers side under Alex Dampier, helping the club complete a historic Grand Slam—winning the League, Benson & Hedges Cup and Wembley Playoffs. In 1999, Tony returned north with the Ayr Scottish Eagles, scoring 98 points in 86 games over two seasons. He then turned down offers from Sheffield and Coventry to become player-coach of the Dundee Stars, leading the new club to a league title by 12 points and a dramatic playoff final victory in their debut season. A return to Edinburgh Capitals followed, where Tony delivered the club's highest-ever league finish and Scottish Capital Cup success. His impact on the sport was recognised in 2003 with the award of an MBE. Later spells with the Belfast Giants saw Tony guide a title-challenging side to Elite League runners-up, before a long and successful final chapter as player-coach of Manchester Phoenix. Across nearly 11 years, he delivered league titles, playoff success, and sustained competitiveness until the club's closure in 2017.

Episode 50 is a landmark moment for Old Time Hockey UK, and the guest could only be Tony Hand—widely regarded as the greatest British-born player of all time. Tony spent 14 seasons with the Murrayfield Racers before making history in 1985 as the first UK-born player drafted to the NHL, selected by the Edmonton Oilers. After the Racers folded in 1995, he joined a star-studded Sheffield Steelers side that completed a famous Grand Slam—League, Benson & Hedges Cup and Wembley Playoffs. He later returned to Scotland with the Ayr Scottish Eagles before moving into coaching as player-coach of the Dundee Stars, leading them to a BNL League title in their inaugural season. Further player-coach roles followed with the Edinburgh Capitals, Belfast Giants and Manchester Phoenix. Across an extraordinary career, Tony played 1,800+ games, scored 4,000+ points, earned nearly 100 GB caps, and later went on to coach Team GB. Beyond playing and coaching, he has continued to grow the game through work with Bauer and Warrior, and in 2018 helped revive the Murrayfield Racers, bringing his story full circle.

Tony Hand Podcast Interview – The Early Years In today’s show I talk to former Murrayfield Racers, Sheffield Steelers, Ayr Scottish Eagles, Dundee Stars, Edinburgh Capitals, Belfast Giants and Manchester Phoenix Edinburgh born forward Tony Hand. Episode S3E08 This episode will be my FIFTIETH EPISODE, that’s half a Century of Old Time Hockey UK Podcasts. For this... The post Tony Hand Podcast Interview Part 1 – Episode S3E08 appeared first on Old Time Hockey UK.

Braehead Clan player-assistant coach Brendan Brooks looks back on a four-point weekend as the team make it two wins from two with a 6-1 win over Edinburgh Capitals and he looks ahead to a big week ahead as the race for the play-offs nears a conclusion

Braehead Clan coach John Tripp discusses his side's comfortable 7-2 win over Edinburgh Capitals, making it two wins in a row

We're on to episode 10 of Clan Chat and we reflect on Saturday's 5-2 win over Sheffield Steelers before looking ahead to the three big games this week against Edinburgh Capitals, Belfast Giants and Manchester Storm. John Tripp, Craig Peacock, Richard Hartmann and Bari McKenzie are all on board this week.

Felix-Antoine Poulin made his debut for Braehead Clan as they beat Edinburgh Capitals 4-3 and spoke to Clan Radio about his first appearance in front of the Purple Army as a home player

Braehead Clan forward Ryan Potulny made his return from injury to score as the team won 4-3 over Edinburgh Capitals.  He spoke to Clan Radio post game

This week's Clan Chat hears from Cameron Burt and Zach Sullivan, who preview this weekend's games against Edinburgh Capitals and Dundee Stars respectively. We also hear from new signing Robbie Lepine and former Dundee coach Marc LeFebvre, who discusses another new face, Felix-Antoine Poulin. Plus Jade Galbraith joins us to look back on his time with Braehead Clan

Braehead Clan head coach John Tripp was a happy man after seeing his team win 8-2 against Edinburgh Capitals and take the unbeaten run to five in the league

Brendan Brooks was a hat-trick hero as Braehead Clan thrashed Edinburgh Capitals 8-2 at home to make it four straight wins. Here, he reflects on the game with Clan Radio

Braehead Clan coach John Tripp reflects on the 5-2 win over Edinburgh Capitals as Clan snapped a four game losing run

Braehead Clan coach John Tripp reflects on what he called a "must win" game as Clan ended a four game losing run with victory over Edinburgh Capitals

Braehead Clan's Jacob Doty gives his post match thoughts after the 5-3 home win over Edinburgh Capitals

Braehead Clan head coach John Tripp reflects on a four-point weekend with Clan Radio after victories at Nottingham Panthers and Edinburgh Capitals

Braehead Clan's newest arrival Ryan Potulny reflects on a week that has saw him travel from North America to Glasgow to Nottingham to Edinburgh as he made his debut for the club this weekend

Braehead Clan head coach Ryan Finnerty reflects on the penalty shots victory over Edinburgh Capitals that ends the regular season for 2016/17

Braehead Clan head coach Ryan Finnerty looks back on his team's 8-5 home win over Edinburgh Capitals

Braehead Clan's Alex Leavitt talks about his hat-trick following Clan's 8-5 win over Edinburgh Capitals

Manchester Storm - Sometimes they are like a really nice car that just won't start. Just one of a few ways to describe the frustration that most Storm fans felt last weekend. On this weeks edition of The Forecast we do our best to pick out the positives as the battle for the play off places took yet another turn. What type of team are Manchester Storm right now? Nick Barlow and Simon Harris do their best to answer that question and we get your thoughts on the current run of form. Player / Coach Omar Pacha gives his reaction to the 2-5 loss to the Edinburgh Capitals and Eric Neilson talks about the lack of consistent performances and results in 2017. The Forecast, supported by Hockey Night In Manchester, is also available on iTunes

Braehead Clan's Mike Hammond scored a hat-trick and registered two assists to help his team to a 7-5 win over Edinburgh Capitals and he spoke to Clan Radio post match

Braehead Clan head coach Ryan Finnerty looks back on tonight's win over Edinburgh Capitals with Clan Radio

Trevor Johnson & Mark Heatley sum up a ‘could-do-better' report from Manchester Storm's triple header weekend - including a special message for #HeatleysFanClub. Caps Podcasters Giant Steve, Big Daz and Even Massiver Brian sing at the end of the episode, plus find out what connects Donald Trump to the Edinburgh Capitals? Clue: It's something to do with fog and a man called Gordon. So as you unpack your man bags from the weekend, Clare Freeman, Lee Middleton, Simon Harris & Nick Barlow summarise the ups, the downs and in-betweens from all three games - with even a reference to the Titanic. Download, inhale and digest all three parts of the Scotland Triple Header, also available on iTunes.

The number 3 . . . . . . 3 periods in a hockey game, 3 goals from Jack Prince, 3 points for Darian Dziurzynski and 3 games for Manchester Storm this weekend. We mark Jack Prince scoring his first pro hat-trick by doing things in 3's this week. We hear from the hat-trick hero himself, Lightning Jack discusses (well kind of) an unfortunate injury within the mascot family and Manchester Storm general manager Neil Russell speaks to Stephen Packer with his thoughts for the future. With the Scottish Triple Header looming large, there's a preview of the games against Braehead Clan, Fife Flyers and Edinburgh Capitals this weekend. We even asked you, The Forecast listeners to do it in 3's this week with your Hockey firsts, your sporting superstitions and rituals and the first ever #WeekendFLASHback. Plus the Nottingham Panthers make British Ice Hockey History, a legendary Brit is honoured by the IIHF Hall of Fame and could the Guildford Flames be about to join the Elite League The Forecast, supported by Hockey Night In Manchester, is also available on iTunes Photo: Mark Ferriss

Braehead Clan head coach Ryan Finnerty spoke to Clan Radio after his team were beaten 3-2 by Edinburgh Capitals

Braehead Clan's Lee Esders reflects on his first game back in Clan colours as the team suffered defeat in a 3-2 loss to Edinburgh Capitals

Lee Esders is coming out of retirement and ready to lace the skates when Braehead Clan host Edinburgh Capitals this Saturday. Clan Radio caught up with him as he prepares for his EIHL comeback

Braehead Clan forward Scott Pitt looks back on his two goals as Clan claimed victory against Edinburgh Capitals

Clan goalie Michal Zajkowski talks to Clan Radio after the team's 3-2 victory over Edinburgh Capitals

Braehead Clan ended their run of away games with a 6-4 loss to Edinburgh Capitals and Clan Radio caught up with head coach Ryan Finnerty to get his thoughts on the game

On this weeks show, Alan and Mark look back on another home defeat for the Steelers to the Devils. They discuss the victory two nights later against Belfast, including the Rutherford incident. Afterwards, they look ahead to the Challenge Cup quarter final games against the Edinburgh Capitals and Sundays away game in Cardiff.

Braehead Clan ended their three-game weekend on a high as they beat Edinburgh Capitals 5-2 at Murrayfield. Clan Radio caught up with head coach Ryan Finnerty after the game

Darian Dziurzynski and Michael Clemente give insight into the locker room mentality and their off-ice training secrets. Following three straight competitive wins, Clare Freeman and The Forecast team review the upcoming games against Braehead Clan and Edinburgh Capitals. Plus they launch their Forecast Predictions for the season ahead, which involves top secret enveloped and a shoebox from a well-known British retailer. You can subscribe, download and review our podcast on iTunes too.

Braehead Clan's Jay Rosehill would love to keep playing after suffering defeat at Murrayfield to Edinburgh Capitals in the Challenge Cup

Braehead Clan's head coach Ryan Finnerty saw positives in defeat to Edinburgh, but says there's still work to be done

New signing Callum Boyd talks to Clan Radio about his move from Edinburgh Capitals and reveals why he thought it may have never happened

Clan captain Matt Keith spoke of his delight as Braehead Clan captured the Gardiner Conference title following their 6-3 victory over Edinburgh Capitals

A delighted Braehead Clan head coach Ryan Finnerty was pleased to land the Gardiner Conference, but his team didn't have it easy, as he explained to Clan Radio

Clan Man of the Match Chris Holt spoke to Clan Radio after the team beat Edinburgh Capitals to win the Gardiner Conference

Edinburgh Capitals player-coach Riley Emmerson spoke to Clan Radio to give his thoughts as his team ended their regular season with another loss - their 20th in a row.

Braehead Clan's Bari McKenzie scored twice against his old team as Clan romped to an 8-1 win over bottom of the table Edinburgh Capitals. He spoke to Clan Radio after the game.

Braehead Clan coach Ryan Finnerty reflected on his team's 8-1 win over Edinburgh Capitals that takes them one step closer to a possible Gardiner Conference title

Craig Anderson and Gerry McLaughlin reflected on Braehead's sixth win in a row - an 8-1 win over Edinburgh Capitals - that moves them to within two points of recapturing the Gardiner Conference.

Edinburgh Capitals netminder Kevin Forstall spoke to Clan Radio after his team were beaten 8-1 at Braehead Arena in the first of two games between the teams this weekend

The Forecast team discuss their wish list for Manchester Storm's roster next season, pick apart what went wrong in the 8-2 loss against Fife Flyers and look ahead to another double header with the Braehead Clan. And as Coventry Blaze gained four points over the weekend to hold their playoff spot, Clare poses the question of Edinburgh Capitals' form: with 16 straight defeats, have they become an embarrassment to the Elite League or just had an unlucky season?

Assistant coach Richard Hartmann made his debut for Braehead Clan and picked up three assists against his former team in his first game in 11 months. He spoke to Clan Radio after the game

Clan head coach Ryan Finnerty saw his patched up team beat Edinburgh Capitals to return to third place in the Elite League. He gave his post match thoughts to Clan Radio

In part one of two, after making his debut in Edinburgh Capitals, netminder Steve Wilcock gives a frank and honest critique of his own game. Plus Clare Freeman and The Forecast team review the four points and 18 goals scored by Manchester Storm over the weekend.

Chit chat about both wins against Edinburgh Capitals and Dundee Stars. And yes non-believers...finally, the points arrive for Manchester Storm in the team's first four point weekend (well, for the league). Listeners chip in with their comments on what's going wrong on Storm's track record for conceding so many goals, including the hashtag - #FreeSteveWilcock... Plus the team discuss the Elite League's latest policy on Periscoping during games, as well as moves elsewhere across the EIHL - notably Belfast Giants. This episode features the away traveller Nick Barlow, the beer drinker Simon Harris, the broadcaster Clare Freeman, the #FreeLucas governor Paul Tracey and the tugger Stephen Packer. Also available on iTunes. Contains silly innuendos from the start but don't worry the kids probably won't understand.

Braehead Clan head coach Ryan Finnerty reflects on tonight's 4-1 win over Edinburgh Capitals and looks ahead to Wednesday's Challenge Cup match with Nottingham Panthers

Clare Freeman is joined by the Purple Army podcast guys to help review the weekend's home game. There's post match interviews with Manchester Storm's Grant Toulmin, Patrick Valcak and Omar Pacha. Plus analysis on what to expect for next week's Scotland double header. Seth Bennett and Craig Anderson discuss Storm's upcoming games against Braehead Clan, Edinburgh Capitals and the Fife Flyers. Also available on iTunes.

Braehead Clan head coach Ryan Finnerty gives his post match thoughts following the Clan's 10-2 victory at Edinburgh Capitals.

Braehead Clan completed a double home game weekend with three points out of four after beating Edinburgh Capitals 2-1 at Castle Clan. After the game, Clan Radio, sponsored by Wellwood Communications, got the thoughts of Clan head coach Ryan Finnerty, Clan's Man of the Match Chris Bruton and the opposition view from Edinburgh Capitals' player-coach Riley Emmerson. Clan Radio can also be downloaded via iTunes

Find out why Vinny Scarsella loves a certain brand of British chocolate, how Paul Phillips lost Luke Salazar at the wrong airport terminal and why Matt Caria's bag is still somewhere in Toronto... This week we also reflect on Manchester Storm's first game in the Elite League thrashing Edinburgh Capitals 8-1 at home. Clare Freeman hosts the podcast with superfan Simon Bailey from the Storm Shelter. Players, fans and management reflect on a mixed week of pre-season friendlies and a Challenge Cup game.

In today's show, I'm joined by Scott Neil — former Murrayfield Racers and Sheffield Steelers forward, and owner of the Edinburgh Capitals. Born in Edinburgh, Scott came through Murrayfield's system, scoring his first senior goal at 16 and earning 37 GB caps by 17, featuring in six World Championships and an Olympic Qualifier. After four years of university hockey in Canada under Alex Dampier, he returned to a Racers side enjoying a golden era — winning multiple league titles, cups, and a Wembley Playoff Championship. In 1992, Scott joined the newly formed Sheffield Steelers, enjoying five hugely successful seasons alongside the likes of Ron Shudra, Ken Priestlay, Jamie Leach, Selmar Odelein and Tony Hand, adding further league titles and Wembley glory. Returning to Scotland in 1997, Scott transitioned into management with the Edinburgh Capitals, serving as player, GM, Head Coach and ultimately owner, guiding the club into the Elite League in 2004.

Scott Neil Interview. In today’s show I talk with Edinburgh Capitals team owner and former Murrayfield Racers and Sheffield Steelers forward, Scott Neil. Edinburgh born, Scott’s earliest memories of ice hockey was as a twelve year old playing “stick and puck” after a Murrayfield Racers game. Two years later he had put all of his... The post Scott Neil Podcast Interview – Episode S1E23 appeared first on Old Time Hockey UK.

Former Belfast Giants, Edinburgh Capitals and Sheffield Steelers coach Doug Christiansen discusses his thoughts on the Elite League last season and gives us the insight into his current post as USHL's Director of Hockey Development.

Evan Cheverie of the Belfast Giants & man of the match for Saturday's 8-2 win against the Edinburgh Capitals talks following the game.