Podcasts about grimsby town

In this episode of the Your Harrogate podcast, presenter Nick Hancock speaks to the Yorkshire Shepherdess, Amanda Owen. Plus, we hear from Harrogate Town manager, Simon Weaver.Harrogate's popular dog show returns this weekend - 12th April and is hosted by Your Harrogate Radio and Harrogate BID.The event will be back on the Piazza outside the Victoria Shopping Centre from 10AM and Amanda Owen is the star judge; she's been telling Nick what she loves about the day.Meanwhile, in league two, Harrogate Town could take a huge step towards EFL safety if they can win against high-flying Grimsby Town. Manager Simon Weaver knows it won't be easy...

The prodigal son returns! Yes, for the first time in quite a while, Dan is back on the pod... but unfortunately, there's not much positive to talk about as United slump to two consecutive defeats on the road to start the Mark Hughes reign. Can Sparky turn things around, or are the Blues doomed for the drop?In this episode of the Brunton Bugle, we look back on the losses at Grimsby and Newport and look ahead to another big game at home against Colchester - plenty covered including:

The appointment has been made and Mark Hughes is the man given the task of keeping the Blues in League Two. Can the Welsh football legend keep United up, or is the task just too big?In this episode of the Brunton Bugle, Lee is joined by guest host Nick to discuss Sparky's appointment, before looking ahead to the weekend trip to Grimsby - lots discussed including:

The Chancellor's made a significant announcement on the future of a project to build another tunnel linking Kent and Essex.During a major speech on how to boost economic growth in the UK, Rachel Reeves backed the Lower Thames Crossing and revealed the government's looking at privately financing the £9 billion scheme.Also in today's podcast, the family of a woman found dead after going missing from Folkestone believe police may have missed opportunities to find her while she was still alive.Leah Daley was discovered at the Warren last May 12 days after she'd last been seen.A criminal gang linked to west Kent and thought to be making £7,000 a week through drugs have been jailed.The men were part of a cocaine network that was uncovered during a stop and search in Tonbridge.A decision to close a leisure centre in Deal for nine months is going to reviewed after a backlash from people who use it.We told you earlier this month how Tides is due to shut in April until a new operator's found to run it from next January.But those using the pool, tennis courts and sports hall weren't happy.A Medway councillor says he's prepared to call for a referendum over a bid for the Towns to be granted city status.Leader Vince Maple announced the authority's fifth push for the title at a meeting last week. Hear from Michael Pearce, who represents Hoo St Werburgh and High Halstow - and the leader.Elon Musk has been told to keep his 'hands off' the English Channel after suggesting it should be re-named.The Tesla boss posted on X suggesting the stretch of water is called the George Washington Channel instead. Reporter Sam Lennon has been finding out what people in Dover think.Football, and  it was another game without a win for Gillingham last night.They drew 1-1 at Grimsby Town after the hosts equalised with just seconds to spare. We've got reaction from manager John Coleman and goalkeeper Glenn Morris.

Video footage at KentOnline shows the moment other drivers intervened to stop a drunk driver on the M25.The 42-year-old from Maidstone was almost four times the limit when he was spotted at Leatherhead - and police discovered a bottle of Jack Daniels on the passenger seat.Also in today's podcast, the man in charge at the Port of Dover has revealed the EU's new Entry Exit system has been delayed, again.It'll use biometric data like finger prints and facial scans and was initially supposed to come in in 2022. The KentOnline Podcast understands a phased roll-out will happened from the end of this year instead.The issue of family hubs has been raised in the Commons following concerns some mums and dads in part of Kent aren't getting the support they need.Blossoms in Deal was one of a number of sites that closed last year in a bid to save Kent County Council millions of pounds.Two sites in Kent have been added to this year's Theatres at Risk Register.There are concerns about the Theatre Royal in Margate and Roundhouse Theatre in Dover.There's anger today as a Parish Council in Kent prepares to knock down a toilet block described as 'iconic' by the local community.People in Meopham say the facility opposite Pitfield Green is 'vital' for locals and visitors.But the Parish Council claims the toilets aren't fit for purpose and need a £50,000 facelift.And in football, the Gillingham manager is still hoping for his first win with the side tonight.They're travelling to take on Grimsby Town after drawing 1-1 at Tranmere Rovers at the weekend.

Listen to commentary highlights and exclusive post-match reaction following the 1-1 draw at Grimsby Town, as heard on 1866 Sport.

No game? No Problem we head to Twitter to get your opinion on 2024 and the season to come. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Your Essential Football feed is the new home of 'The Football Museum', the podcast where stars from the world of sport and entertainment curate their own exhibit in our virtual archives. Josh Hayward kicks off series three by chatting to world famous foodie Adam Richman, who swaps plus-sized portions for football firsts and favourites.The Man vs Food star reveals which bit of footy scran he cannot stand, explains why he's a shareholder of Grimsby Town and empathises with Zinedine Zidane.He tells us which famous bit of skill he has locked down, gets his Tottenham tattoo out during the pod, and discloses what he did after the dreaded Battle of the Bridge.Adam's new show, Adam Richman Eats Football, airs on Mondays at 10pm on Food Network and is streaming on Discovery+The Football Museum is open every week. For your exclusive membership, give this podcast a follow wherever you get your podcasts: https://podfollow.com/the-football-museum

We kick off series 3 of 'The Football Museum' with world famous foodie Adam Richman, who swaps plus-sized portions for football firsts and favourites.The Man vs Food star reveals which bit of footy scran he cannot stand, explains why he's a shareholder of Grimsby Town and empathises with Zinedine Zidane.He tells us which famous bit of skill he has locked down, gets his Tottenham tattoo out during the pod, and discloses what he did after the dreaded Battle of the Bridge.Adam's new show, Adam Richman Eats Football, airs on Mondays at 10pm on Food Network and is streaming on Discovery+. The Football Museum is open every week. For your exclusive membership, give this podcast a follow. 

Tom M, Tom K and Graham go through a wet and windy home draw with Bradford. There's a look ahead to two games coming up this week.Alex from DN35 helps us preview Grimsby Town on Saturday.There is an LFS winner! If you would like to get involved in the next LFS then please email Tim this week at railwaymenpodcastlms@gmx.com with your pick and instructions of where to send the £5.Remember you can help support the pod here by going to this link buymeacoffee.com/therailwaymen Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

After a bucket load of midweek drama taking place in League Two, Jordan, Keiron and Luke break down the action, which include a statement Walsall victory against promotion-rivals Notts County, Swindon being on the end of another miserable result which sees the club drop to the bottom of the table, as well as Grimsby winning a home game as well as scoring five goals (madness), and is Bradford really Andy Cook FC? Timestamps: 00:00 – Intro 02:43 – MK Dons 3-0 Chesterfield 09:30 – Walsall 3-2 Notts County 16:52 – Colchester 4-0 Swindon 22:48 – Grimsby 5-2 Accrington Stanley 30:22 – Tranmere 2-2 Morecambe 36:09 – AFC Wimbledon 2-2 Newport 43:18 – Cheltenham 1-1 Port Vale 48:22 – Salford 2-0 Harrogate 52:02 – Bradford 1-1 Barrow 59:13 – End Accrington Stanley, AFC Wimbledon, Barrow, Bradford City, Bromley, Carlisle United, Cheltenham Town, Chesterfield, Colchester United, Crewe Alexandra, Doncaster Rovers, Fleetwood Town, Gillingham, Grimsby Town, Harrogate Town, League Two, MK Dons, Morecambe, Newport County, Notts County, Port Vale, Salford City, Swindon Town, Tranmere Rovers, WalsallThe post League Two Wrapped first appeared on The Deck.

Phil and Tony return after a 1 year hiatus to talk all things Accrington Stanley, in addtion to catching up on what has happened over the past year, they talk about an upcoming Cup match with Swindon Town at home Saturday, and a League Two match at Grimsby Town coming up Tuesday. They talk abotu players to watch on Accrington and tactics of new manager John Doolan, plus much more. #onstanleyon

Another international break for some, but not in League Two, as Jordan and Luke return to talk about the weekend's action. In this episode, the hosts discuss MK Dons' rise under Scott Lindsey, frustrating times at Chesterfield and Colchester, and Crewe Alexandra continuing to impress. Alongside that, the two also touch on the protests at Morecambe, a couple of arguably questionable penalty decisions in a couple of games, and Ian Holloway's interesting post-match interview about how the Swindon training faculties are haunted. League Two Timestamps: 00:00 – Intro 02:33 – MK Dons 3-2 Cheltenham 10:40 – Morecambe 0-1 Port Vale 16:00 – Accrington Stanley 2-2 Swindon 24:36 – Harrogate 2-1 Chesterfield 32:28 – Crewe Alexandra 2-0 Notts County 39:15 – Doncaster 1-1 Salford 44:14 – Colchester 1-1 Bradford 51:03 – Barrow 1-3 AFC Wimbledon 54:30 – Bromley 1-1 Carlisle 59:44 – Newport 0-0 Grimsby 1:10:56 – End League Two Clubs covered Accrington Stanley, AFC Wimbledon, Barrow, Bradford City, Bromley, Carlisle United, Cheltenham Town, Chesterfield, Colchester United, Crewe Alexandra, Doncaster Rovers, Fleetwood Town, Gillingham, Grimsby Town, Harrogate Town, MK Dons, Morecambe, Newport County, Notts County, Port Vale, Salford City, Swindon Town, Tranmere Rovers, Walsall The post The Training Ground is Haunted? – League Two Just Got Weirder first appeared on The Deck.

Listen to commentary highlights and post-match interviews from the Bristol Street Motors Trophy tie against Grimsby Town, as heard on 1866 Sport.

4 away wins in a row! Town in the Play Offs and all is very lovely. What were your thoughts? We open the pod up to you and some Tranmere fans on Tuesday's win! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Angry drivers say they are hundreds of pounds out of pocket after filling up their cars with what is thought to have been contaminated fuel from the same supermarket petrol station.Some customers have had to pay to have their tanks drained after after buying unleaded at station in Strood last week. Also in today's podcast, a thug who broke a woman's nose and knocked out a tooth after she refused to hand him a can of beer greeted the length of his jail sentence by saying: “Cushty! I'll take that!”The 36-year-old Dover man also gave a thumbs-up to his dad and sister, who were sitting in the public gallery A house builder is arguing a few metres of kerb laid three years ago is enough to say work has started on a 62-home development in Maidstone - so it doesn't need planning permission again.It is more than 11 years since the application was first submitted and a new developer now wants to pick up where the other left off - but without the paperwork. An opening date for the highly-anticipated arrival of a new Ivy restaurant in Kent has been confirmed.The former Burton and Dorothy Perkins building in Canterbury city centre will be transformed into the swanky venue, with work currently underway. And you can hear from the Gillingham manager after disappointing night at Priestfield last night. Their unbeaten home streak came to and thanks to a one – nil defeat by Grimsby Town. 

United's wait for back-to-back league wins continues as they throw away the lead twice and end-up with nothing in a 3-2 defeat to Grimsby Town at Brunton Park, kicking off Mike Williamson's first game at Brunton Park with a defeat.In this episode of the Brunton Bugle, we look back on the loss to the Mariners - lots covered including:

This week's What The Footie Podcast is with Polly Bancroft Chief Executive Officer at Grimsby Town FC. Polly was previously Head of Women's Football at both Brighton and Hove Albion and Manchester United In this exclusive, Paul & Polly discuss her learnings from working at Brighton and Manchester Utd, the importance of alignment and role clarity, building MDTs, leadership lessons, understanding context, developing a clear game model, driving commercial revenue, creating and designing strategies, the day-to-day role, working with owners and so much more. - - - - - - -  What The Footie is the football and business podcast that goes behind the scenes. Please remember to support the pod with a follow & a 5 star review.

After starting things off at Swindon with a win last weekend, can the first home game of the Mike Williamson-era also bring three points for the Blues and make it back-to-back wins for the first time in 18 months?In this episode of the Brunton Bugle, we discuss look ahead to the home fixture against Grimsby Town - lots covered including:

Former Derry City defender and current Grimsby Town man, Cameron McJannet joins us on this week's show to chat among other things about THAT decision at the Brandywell last Friday.  Kieran & Gary, now card carrying members of the Dublin media it would seem, run through all the latest big talking points such as who will actually win this blood league and perhaps more importantly, who would beat who in a LOI managerial boxing series.  All this utter nonsense as well as the BTS Predictions League and Hotline are brought to you by our sponsors QuinnAv.ie

David and Alfie have a chat with brilliantly funny comedian and Grimsby Town supporter, Lloyd Griffith. They chat touring, old gigs, Grimsby Town and Lloyd's new Hair Transplant. Go see Lloyd live - book some tickets here! https://lloydgriffith.com/#live And if you'd like to support the pod and receive episodes early and videos and be part of a super little community then sign up to Patreon.com/davidearl Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

We talk to Andrew Fox, Orange County Soccer Club defender and legendary trivia figure.We talk about his unconventional journey to the USL, playing non-league in England, college scholarship in Texas, back to the English Football League before back to America.We also talk about his red card for Grimsby Town against Crystal Palace - the first player in the UK to be sent off following a VAR review.Fox tells us the detail of this extraordinary career footnote, why he loves football in the US and we talk promotion/relegation and fan banter.

Ep 331: With Euro 2024 still fresh in the memory, I'm joined by Grimsby Town and England fan Jordan Houlston to go through his stand out memories of the tournament, good and bad. Running Time: 1:07:59 Join the debate in our Facebook group at http://bit.ly/2hnHBzi http://www.threelionspodcast.com http://www.Twitter.com/3LionsPodcast http://www.Twitter.com/Russell_Osborne

The latest guest on our Bred a Blue podcast series is former striker Phil Jevons. Jevons joined the Everton Academy as a schoolboy and went on to make nine senior appearances under Walter Smith. He recalls his early days at Netherton and Bellefield when the ‘friendly and challenging environment' helped him develop, playing alongside the likes of Leon Osman, Franny Jeffers, Danny Cadamarteri, Michael Ball, Richard Dunne and Jamie Milligan. Jevons also played against international footballers when he reached the reserve team: “We played Manchester United at Old Trafford and they had Scholes, Jordi Cruyff and Solskjaer.” The Liverpool-born centre-forward helped Everton to win the FA Youth Cup in 1998 and the FA Premier Reserve League in 2001 – and in between he made his senior debut away at Blackburn Rovers. "I'd been top scorer for the reserves for three years on the run, so I felt like I was ready,” Jevons said. He went on to have a hand in the Everton goal in a 2-1 defeat: “I played an early ball to Don Hutchison and he found Bakayoko who scored.” The turn of the century was a challenging time to be a young striker at Everton because the competition was intense. Jevons was battling with Duncan Ferguson, Franny Jeffers, Kevin Campbell, Nick Barmby, Ibrahim Bakayoko and Danny Cadamarteri for a starting role. It was the subsequent arrivals of Joe-Max Moore and Mark Hughes that convinced Jevons that his future lay beyond Goodison Park “Joe-Max Moore was a good player and a great lad but I didn't think he was any better than I was,” he says. “But my squad number went up from 20 to 26 so I had an inkling!” Jevons left Everton with no regrets and during the podcast conversation he reveals the player who had the biggest influence on him during his time with the senior squad. “He was fantastic with me. He was the ultimate professional, fit as a fiddle. He told me how to live my life, how to eat and how to train.” He left Everton in 2001 and joined Grimsby Town, for whom he scored a never-to-be-forgotten League Cup winner at Anfield against Liverpool! “I still get Evertonians coming up to me to talk about that goal!” Jevons went on to have personal and team success with Yeovil Town and Bristol City before winding down his playing career and moving into coaching – starting off at the Everton Academy where he was involved in the development of Kieran Dowell, Nathan Broadhead, Liam Walsh, Tom Davies and Calum Connolly. Jevons left Finch Farm to join Sunderland and he speaks honestly and with clarity about the ruthlessness of senior coaching environments. It's another fascinating football story that has its roots at the Everton Academy.

On this week's official EFL podcast, David Prutton and Juliette Ferrington enjoy the company of Boro's veteran pro Jonny Howson, the morning after their 2-2 draw away at Hull City. Jonny gives a real insight into his affection for the club and his desire to stay at The Riverside, whilst also eyeing up a life after football when the day eventually comes to hang up his boots. Elsewhere, Prutts and Jules give a full preview of this weekend's action across all 3 divisions, and Grimsby Town boss David Artell takes on the dreaded 72 in 72!

We are joined by you to give your thoughts on the season and the last few games to come!

It is FA Vase semi final time. We open the show with Phil Annets with his @FAVaseFactfile hat on, giving us insight into this season's competition and the four sides remaining. Then we head north to one of the clubs involved. This week also has a creative arts feel, so we speak to the media guy putting in the hours to ensure Lincoln United is a club people are talking about up and down the land and across the world. Charlie Fytche is still in his early 20s but already doing great stuff for the world of non league. Talking about the world of non league, my next guest is a filmmaker but at heart a non league fan too. Jack Spring has made a documentary series about his beloved Grimsby Town's last magical season back in non league out now on Amazon Prime. It's driven by the kind of human interest people-led stories that make us love non league and well worth a watch. Rounding up the week's news is Jon Couch of The Non League Paper in another bumper show, ahead of an Easter weekend hopefully just as packed with non league action.

Big week this week. We talk to ANDY TAYLOR-EDWARDS on his charity walks for the Wrexham Miners Rescue Project. We discuss last weeks games Cymru v Finland, Grimsby Town v Wrexham and Wrexham Women v Swansea City Women and look forward to the Cymru v Poland game, both Wrexham Women's matches v Aberystwyth Town Women, the Good Friday clash of Wrexham v Mansfield Town and the Doncaster Rovers v Wrexham game…….Phew!!

Mark Griffiths enjoys a comfortable win.

It's Andy Cannon's world, and we're just living in it!The lads are all smiles after a very classy 1-3 win for Wrexham at Grimsby Town.How good was AC? Is he Player of the Season? Has he scored THE goal of the season?Tim ruins your Oasis love with an off-the-cuff song in honour of Tom O'Connor Will Boyle - the fall and rise of the former Red Card fiendAndy identifies a flaw in Arthur Okonkwo's armouryDid you get a Crewe ticket? You did? Well, be quiet about it then....we analyse whether the fume is real and what can be done about implementing a loyalty systemPLUS:Club freeze season ticket prices again; Welcome To Wrexham Season 3 draws closer; a HUGE occasion awaits Wales as Poland stand in their way of reaching Euro 2024.Oh, and the small matter of Mansfield Town arriving at the Cae Ras next...______________________Enjoyed this Fat Boar-sponsored episode? Then please...

This kid is so all over the place but it's cute when he does engage. Listening back to these will be fun when he's really able to focus and watch!Follow us on Instagram, YouTube & Twitter - @UpTheTownShow

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Mark Griffiths sees Wrexham get back on track.

This week the gang look back at the disappointing Wrexham v Tranmere and Wrexham Women v Cardiff City Women games. As well as all the week's news, they also look forward to the massive Cymru v Finland semi-final qualifier, Grimsby Town v Wrexham and Wrexham Women v Swansea City Women at the Stok Cae Ras.

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Two brothers who've bought a holiday park on Sheppey, say they want to give back to the community.Bernard and John Saunders purchased Eden Leisure Park for £3 million and are now in the process of spending £400,000 on the site.The pair aim to create jobs and a 'higher standard' tourist destination and have been speaking to reporter Megan Carr.Also on today's podcast, the family of a Chatham mum who collapsed at work say her colleagues' quick actions saved her life.Amie Hodgson started complaining of a headache shortly after arriving at Brachers law firm - and was put in the recovery position after falling to the floor. Her brother-in-law has been explaining how friends are raising money to support the family after it was found she'd suffered a brain haemorrhage.There are calls for drainage in parts of Halling to be improved after a road was left flooded.Drivers using Pilgrims Road say their cars are being swamped by water that doesn't clear even when it stops raining. Andy Tebbutt lives there and has been speaking to reporter Joe Crossley.Businesses in Rainham say trade has been boosted since B&M arrived in the town.The discount brand has taken over the site in the precinct left vacant when Wilko closed and nearby traders believe it's already had a positive impact with more shoppers in the area.In sport, Gillingham are still outside of the league two play-off places following a draw at the weekend.It finished 1-1 against Grimsby Town with George Lapslie getting the equaliser at Priestfield.And, a disability campaigner's unveiled a new powerboat in Dover, which he'll use to try and sail round the entire coast of the UK.Geoff Holt was left paralysed after an accident when he was 18, and is now raising money to improve disabled people's access to the sea.

This week, Andy, Tim and Liam discuss Wrexham's dismal defeat at home against Tranmere Rovers.We look at why the goals have dried up and what can be done to solve the problem.We also chew the fat over Elliot Lee's faltering form and take a look ahead to our visit to Grimsby Town with Cod Almighty's Tony Butcher.Enjoyed this Fat Boar-sponsored episode? Then please...

A Sheppey dad has been told he may only have 15 months to live after suffering from severe headaches.Rick Smith started feeling unwell in February - now a CT scan has revealed a brain tumour. Friends and family have started fundraising in the hope he can have private treatment.Also in today's podcast, a meeting's being held later to look at what can be done to rescue woodland near Ashford that's been targeted by illegal dumping.Lorry-loads of rubbish has been left in Hoads Wood over a three year period. Hear from  the Kent Wildlife Trust who are calling for action.Yvette Cooper's been telling the KentOnline Podcast what she thinks a Labour government would mean for Medway.The Shadow Home Secretary's been in the Towns to visit a mental health project in Gillingham and has been speaking to local democracy reporter Robert Boddy.There's good news for Folkestone - it's been named the best place to live in the south east.The Sunday Times guide is based on things like house prices, schools and air quality - as well as transport links, broadband speed and green spaces. We've been getting reaction from the town's Mayor.This weekend marks exactly 25 years since the opening of Bluewater Shopping Centre.A special ceremony is going to be held to celebrate the 93 employees who have been there since the very beginning - we've been speaking to one of them.And, in sport, Gillingham will be hoping for their first win in four games when they host Grimsby Town this weekend.The Gills lost 2-0 at AFC Wimbledon on Tuesday. We've been catching up with head coach Stephen Clemence.

On this week's official EFL podcast it's a 3 Davids special, as David Prutton and David Stowell welcome along David Artell for a chat about life at Grimsby Town. Brutally honest and brilliantly insightful, David Artell is always great value, and this is a captivating listen. On top of that, Messers Prutton and Stowell preview all this weekend's EFL action across all 3 divisions, and a certain Jobi McAnuff tries his luck on the fearsome 72 in 72!

Jason Stockwood grew up in Grimsby, became a hugely successful tech entrepreneur and came back to his home town to buy the local football club, Grimsby Town FC.One of the best articulations on the reality of the football business, the mistakes and myths, the role and limits of private equity in sport and the ineffable magic that makes football so very different than any other industry. We recorded the podcast at L'Escargot, the legendary Soho restaurant now owned by Thomas Hitzlsperger and we thank him and his staff for their kindness and support in allowing us to use the venue for our recording.SportAccord World Sport and Business Summit is taking place in the UK this year at Birmingham's ICC from 7th to 11th April. Global leaders and senior executives from over 125 International Sport Federations, the IOC, rights holders, professional leagues, host cities and major event organising committees from all continents will be meeting to make decisions that will shape the future of sport.With a thought-provoking conference programme, busy exhibition and a host of networking events, evening receptions and cultural activities SportAccord is your chance to organise a year's worth of meetings in a week with executives from across the global sport ecosystem. Senior execs from FIBA to FORTNITE, from FIA to Kansas City Chiefs don't miss the chance to rub shoulders with the world's sports and business leaders. Visit sportaccord.sport for more information.Unofficial Partner is the leading podcast for the business of sport. A mix of entertaining and thought provoking conversations with a who's who of the global industry. To join our community of listeners, sign up to the weekly UP Newsletter and follow us on Twitter and TikTok at @UnofficialPartnerWe publish two podcasts each week, on Tuesday and Friday. These are deep conversations with smart people from inside and outside sport. Our entire back catalogue of 300 sports business conversations are available free of charge here. Each pod is available by searching for ‘Unofficial Partner' on Apple, Spotify, Google, Stitcher and every podcast app. If you're interested in collaborating with Unofficial Partner to create one-off podcasts or series, you can reach us via the website.

Aaron Paul is joined by Danny Cowley and Phil Brown to discuss Cardiff's start to the season and whether they could be this season's surprise package in the Championship. Grimsby Town midfielder Otis Khan drops by to discuss captaining Pakistan during the international break and Grimsby's new manager David Artell. They also look at Mark Bonner's departure from Cambridge United and where the shocks will be in the FA Cup 2nd round.TIMECODES 03:06 Cardiff City's positive start to the season 14:36 Otis Khan on captaining Pakistan and Grimsby's new manager 27:50 Mark Bonner's departure from Cambridge United 34:29 Preview of FA Cup Round Two

David and Jon are joined by Lloyd Griffith again to chat Grimsby Town, Jon's night life and then Lloyd takes on our new quiz. Thanks for listening! You can follow us on Twitter @mynewfootyclub and on instagram @mynewfootballclub Presented by David Earl and Jon Beer. And if you'd like to receive episodes early and be part of an online community - where we chat once a month and talk lower league football and Exeter amongst other stuff, including creating our own make-believe football team, Gorchester UTD then sign up to Patreon.com/davidearl Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Aaron Paul is joined by some stellar EFL guests. Port Vale's Mal Benning and legendary manager Phil Brown are on the panel, with guest appearances from Grimsby Town's FA Cup penalty hero Gavan Holohan, Karl Robinson just four days after he was sacked by Oxford United, and new QPR boss Gareth Ainsworth. TOPICS: 3:40 – Grimsby, 10:30 – Blackburn, Sheff Utd & Burnley, 17:15 – Karl Robinson, 33:00 – Gareth Ainsworth.

The boys discuss a memorable 5th round of the FA Cup including Grimsby Town's upset of Southampton, Palhinha's stunner vs Leeds and Andrew's downer of a day in the city. Plus, we look back on the legendary career and life of iconic broadcaster, John Motson. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Musa and Ryan begin by rounding up some midweek football, including Arsenal extending their lead to five points at the top of the Premier League (02:38), Grimsby Town and Sheffield United being two of the four non–Premier League sides in the FA Cup quarterfinals (10:28) and another red card for José Mourinho. They then open the mailbag and get philosophical about a big question relating to nostalgia in football design and kit cycles (19:56), before they design their perfect matches (38:16) and more. Hosts: Ryan Hunn and Musa Okwonga Producer: Ryan Hunn Additional Production: Jonathan Fisher Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Mark Chapman brings you reaction to Wednesday night's Premier League and FA Cup fifth round action. We'll hear about shock wins for Sheffield United and Grimsby Town, whom both knocked out Premier League opposition to reach the quarter-finals. We'll have reaction from Erik ten Hag as Manchester United came from behind to beat West Ham with two goals in stoppage time. And Arsenal moved five points clear at the top of the Premier League with a 4-0 win over Everton. You'll hear from both Mikel Arteta and Sean Dyche.

Kelly Cates is joined by Matt Upson, Conor McNamara and Clinton Morrison to react to a busy night of FA Cup fourth-round replays. There was no Hollywood ending for Wrexham after two late goals and a Billy Sharp winner at Bramall Lane saw Sheffield United through to the next round to meet Tottenham. Hear from Blades boss Paul Heckingbottom and Wrexham manager Phil Parkinson. Lyle Taylor joins us from Blundell Park after watching League Two Luton Town shock Championship side Grimsby Town. Luton manager Paul Hurst joins the pod from the stands. And after West Brom manager Carlos Corberan extends his contract with the club, we ask who could be in line for the vacant Leeds job ahead of their trip to Manchester United in the Premier League. Plus, we hear from England manager Sarina Wiegman after she names her squad for the Arnold Clark Cup. The Telegraph's Tom Garry brings us the latest. TOPICS 1'00 Reaction to Sheff United 3-1 Wrexham 7'40 Phil Parkinson 9'10 Paul Heckingbottom 12'50 Reaction to Grimsby 3-0 Luton 15'30 Paul Hurst 21'30 Man United v Leeds preview 29'10 Sarina Wiegman England squad

It's a 'Footy Scran' special on TSS today, as Man vs. Food host Adam Richman joins Ryan Bailey and Graham Ruthven to discuss his beloved Tottenham and his status as a Grimsby Town shareholder, before giving his expert opinion on some of the beautiful game's best and worst stadium food! Links to the food Adam is rating here: Birmingham City's cheesy chips Wembley Stadium's Bovril ice lolly Man City's nachos Pollok's mac 'n' cheese pie AFC Wimbledon's Ribman pie Sponsors! Today's show is brought to you by... FX's Welcome to Wrexham! Wednesdays on FX! Stream on Hulu! Indochino! To get $50 off any purchase of $399 or more, use promo code 'TSS' at Indochino.com! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's a 'Footy Scran' special on TSS today, as Man vs. Food host Adam Richman joins Ryan Bailey and Graham Ruthven to discuss his beloved Tottenham and his status as a Grimsby Town shareholder, before giving his expert opinion on some of the beautiful game's best and worst stadium food!Links to the food Adam is rating here:Birmingham City's cheesy chipsWembley Stadium's Bovril ice lollyMan City's nachosPollok's mac 'n' cheese pieAFC Wimbledon's Ribman pieSponsors! Today's show is brought to you by...FX's Welcome to Wrexham! Wednesdays on FX! Stream on Hulu!Indochino! To get $50 off any purchase of $399 or more, use promo code 'TSS' at Indochino.com! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.