Podcasts about non league day

A bumper show for you as we look back on a Non-League Day of highs and lows - and preview a huge FA Vase semi-final first leg on Saturday. Three cracking interviews for you to enjoy, starting with Ebbsfleet United CEO Damian Irvine after the club's relegation was confirmed - he discusses the gap between the National League South and the National League and reflects on mistakes the club have made - but is positive that under Josh Wright things will be better next season. Whitstable stand one tie from Wembley and boss Jamie Coyle is in confident mood ahead of the sold-out visit of Hartpury University on Saturday in the first leg of their last-four clash, with his side unbeaten in 16 games and the arch in sight... There's been a change in the dugout at Cray Wanderers after Neil Smith moved on to become assistant manager at Crawley - and his number two Tim O'Shea has stepped up in his place - Tim tells us about how it all came about, his hopes for the future and enjoying life at Wanderers. There's a new boss coming at Sheppey United, and a change at Lordswood too and we discuss that and all the rest of the news from across the county. And we talk musical instruments, Last One Laughing, Snow White and loads more besides. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Your calls with Clinton Morrison & Conor McNamara after England's first game under Tuchel and we celebrate Non-League Day with fans across the country.

It is Non League Day weekend and so we celebrate all that is great about Non League. To help us we head south to Whitehawk FC where their latest project I hope will inspire a whole new set of supporters indeed a whole new generation of supporters. I'm joined by three of those involved. Not the butcher, the baker and candlestick makers so often used to sneer at Non League but a Poet, a Visual artist and a Vice Chairman. David Attree, David Shrigley OBE and Mr Kevin Miller, Whitehawk fans one and all, and big advocates for the magic of Non League. Matt Badcock is on hand again from The Non Leagues Paper. There's agglomeration of sports sites, managerial moves, and the business of football clubs all on the agenda as he also plans a bumper read with a mass of Non League Day initiatives set to headline the Non League Paper this weekend.

Goalkeeper Dave Parton discusses his recovery from injury and his return to the pitch. Plus, he gives an insight into the Congleton Town squad as the first player to take on our teammates quickfire round. Also hear Richard Duffy's reaction to the 2-1 victory against Mossley and from Newcastle Town chairman Gav Appleby ahead of the away game on Non-League Day. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

If you are in England on the nice Spring weekend of March 22nd, I hope you didn't book the trip to see a Premier League game. Because there are none. It's a dreaded national team break again. But on the other hand, that weekend may also be one of the best to soak in English football culture, because it's the Annual “Non-League Day," an annual, grassroots-led spotlight on non-professional football in England, a chance for those clubs to "promote the importance of affordable volunteer-led community football,"  for fans who don't follow the big clubs across the country to show support for their local amateur side - and a chance for the educated soccer fan to look into the bottom of the English league pyramid, and find there is a lot of vibrancy, passion and sacrifices there. Today, in preparation, we are highlighting that day and the work and volunteers surrounding it, with James Doe, who founded the Non League Day in 2010 as a kind of social media experiment, and has overseen its growth to something that is now supported by the Premier League and Football League clubs, MPs, celebrities, media organisations, charities and most importantly the non-league clubs themselvesHELPFUL LINKS FOR THIS EPISODE:Non-League Day websiteNLD on X and InstagramThe English Football League System explained on WikipediaNEW: send me a text message! (I'd love to hear your thoughts - texts get to me anonymously, without charge or signup) Please leave a quick voicemail with any feedback, corrections, suggestions - or just greetings - HERE. Or comment via Twitter, Instagram, Bluesky or Facebook. If you enjoy this podcast and think that what I do fills a gap in soccer coverage that others would be interested in as well, please Recommend The Assistant Professor of Football. Spreading the word, through word of mouth, truly does help. Leave some rating stars at the podcast platform of your choice. There are so many sports podcasts out there, and only ratings make this project visible; only then can people who look for a different kind of take on European soccer actually find me. Artwork for The Assistant Professor of Football is by Saige LindInstrumental music for this podcast, including the introduction track, is by the artist Ketsa and used under a Creative Commons license through Free Music Archive: https://freemusicarchive.org/music/Ketsa/

With Non League Day just over a week away we catch up with founder of the whole shebang. James Doe's seemingly simple idea has played a big part in revolutionising the way clubs think about fan experience and fan engagement and now 15 years still keeps getting bigger and bigger. We find out why from the man himself. Our gaffer of the week sits atop the Isthmian Premier in a tough and tight division but he's a wiley old contender who knows all about the highs and lows of Non League football management. Gary McCann is more than ready for the battle of the final. 8 league games and if success comes, of taking on the challenge at the next level too. Matt Badcock joins us from the Non Leagues Paper in a week with some interesting talking points from Ballers league to managerial moves and more non-moves notified in advance, there's plenty in discussion and surely plenty to read in this weekend's Non League Paper.

With no STFC game this weekend, the panel look at the local non-league scene, look ahead to Eng v Bra and answer your questions.

It's Non League Day this weekend so we celebrate Non league. I've tried to find something for everybody, celebrate the quirkiness, enjoy the camaraderie, and applaud the success in adversity. This is the Non League Football Show and this is Non League. First up a returnee with 15 games still to play until the end of the season that can't be extended. By the time you listen to this, that will be 14, because with their own ground not in use due to the International break, the local pro club have offered up use of their stadium to my first guest to help his Step 3 club get through their fixture backlog. Lee Hobbs is very thankful for the support and practical about the job facing Plymouth Parkway in the coming weeks to avoid relegation. Also returning to the show another statistician, of the like, only Non League creates. It began over a decade ago as a way of providing answers to his own questions as to whether his club could get promoted, now it's this non leaguer's and many more's, go-to resource, as the season draws to a close. A big hat-tip to Peter Miller and his Google Sheets. Our Chairman this week, could easily have become a clubs in crisis feature when his club lost its long-term financial supporter. However, a strong team of volunteers, a string of community based projects and a desire to improve within realistic budgets means whilst relegation looms from Step 4, other elements of the club are thriving and the long term sustainability of the club is now well within reach at Stowmarket Town thanks to Kevin Blundell and his team. Helping us round off the show and round-up the week's news, Matt Badcock of The Non League Paper. Titles won and not quite won, managerial moves and plenty more we can read in this week's paper.

On this week's show, we look ahead to Non League Day in the Premier Division this weekend, as Ben and James were joined by North East Football Writer Mark Carruthers. We also catch up with the Managers at Marine, Worksop Town and FC United The opinions expressed within this programme are solely those of the contributors involved, and do not express the views or opinions of the Northern Premier League. Music by Hard Luck Child www.unsigned.com/hardluckchild

Seb White hosts and is with Tommy Stewart and Asad Raza to chat The Big Apple, footballer birthdays, Ruud Gullit, Yeovil Town, Ipswich Town, Shrewsbury Town, Marcus Stewart, Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink, Ian Woan, Jan Mølby, Stan Bowles, goal scorers, Gloverscast, moments in football, March of the Day, the Darby Rimmer MND Foundation, the 2010 World Cup, Argentina vs Germany, Bastian Schweinsteiger, Sami Khedira, Thomas Müller, Mesut Özil, Lukas Podolski, Diego Maradona the manager, Carlos Tevez, red arse, Pelé, Franz Beckenbauer, Malia, Michael Ballack, Toni Kroos, Robbie Williams, Phil Taylor, Stoke-on-Trent, the Adipure 11pros, deep meaningful chats, Non-League Day, Prostate Cancer UK, international breaks, drinking in the stands, FC United of Manchester, Stockport, Stalyvegas, real ale trails, Peter Miller's non-league spreadsheet, vintage shops in Sheffield, Lacoste, Ralph Lauren, football-themed bingo nights, boxing, Seb sparring, Johnny Nelson, home printers, Andy Cole, cowards in cars and somehow so much more!Find out more about and donate to March of the Day here and the Darby Rimmer MND Foundation hereClick here for Non-League Day Match Finder Get the latest issue of MUNDIAL Mag hereSign up for the The Hat-Trick NewsletterFollow MUNDIAL on Twitter - @mundialmagFollow MUNDIAL on Instagram - @mundialmag Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Luke is joined by Joe and Dickie as they discuss the current contract dispute, Ben Foster joining Wrexham and Non-League Day. Plus they hear from Yeovil's Josh Staunton , Bromley's Andy Woodman and Telford boss Kevin Wilkin. And a round up of all the results across the three divisions Subscribe via all good podcasting platforms Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Luke is joined by Joe and Dickie as they discuss the current contract dispute, Ben Foster joining Wrexham and Non-League Day. Plus they hear from Yeovil's Josh Staunton , Bromley's Andy Woodman and Telford boss Kevin Wilkin. And a round up of all the results across the three divisionsSubscribe via all good podcasting platforms Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

A slightly shorter show this week due to availability of our planned guests but hopefully as engaging as ever. So close in recent seasons, Berkhamsted are now just a point from the title at Step 4 in the Southern League and Chairman Steve Davis believes his club is more than ready for the next step, but first that trip to Hertford. As we reach Non League Day 2023 Matt Badcock is on hand from the Non League Paper to preview this weekend's issue and discuss England C, New contracts and the managerial merrygoround's latest hop on and hop offs.

It's Non-League Day and if there's one thing we love, it's naff football! In one of our most random episodes to date, we talk all things North Leigh, Wrexham and Sporting Khalsa. Bax and Daz share the love for Non-League Day by talking about some of the greatest aspects of our grassroots game. If you are a football fan, get to a game on 25th March and support your local club. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Aaron Paul rounds up the week's big stories from across the EFL. He's joined by Derby County captain Curtis Davies and former Portsmouth boss Danny Cowley. Ex-Sheffield United striker Carl Asaba drops in to talk about his old club reaching another FA Cup semi-final. Stewart Downing talks Middlesbrough and their push for promotion. The panel reflect on the controversial Rotherham-Cardiff abandonment, Wigan's woes and Derby County's slump in form. Plus Charlie Austin swings by after scoring four goals for Swindon, and Ollie Bayliss looks ahead to Non-League Day. TOPICS: 3:20 – Sheffield United, 18:00 – Middlesbrough, 26:30 – Rotherham-Cardiff, 29:30 – Wigan, 35:15 – Derby, 39:20 – Charlie Austin, 45:20 – Non-League Day.

A slightly different week this one our feature this week is really the love of the beautiful game. As the two Bury football club factions seek to once again come together we speak with the half currently with a ground but no club. Not the non league experience, nor effectively a team to support just yet week in week out, but it does seem a sharing of values that are important to non league and important for his historic club to come together and build it's future chapters. With non league day also just around the corner we speak to a man on the inside. A veteran ground-hopper, a season ticket holder at Chelsea but also one of non league's finest ambassadors and advocate from the work he puts in organising and promoting Non League Day, so it's great to get to speak to Ian Bailey Jon Couch provides the weekly round up from NOn League Towers with plenty on the agenda in another busy Non League week.

In deze nieuwe Doing The 116-podcast bespreken Joris van de Wier en Jeroen Heijink het wel en wee van het Britse voetbal. Joris neemt ons even mee terug naar de kwartfinales in de FA Cup waar hij zowel Middlesbrough als Nottingham Forest bezocht. Daarnaast was het op 16 maart 150 jaar geleden dat de eerste FA Cup finale werd gespeeld tussen Wanderers en Royal Engineers. Ook worden we weer bijgepraat door The Rambling Grounhopper Gijs van de Poel. Hij heeft onder andere een mooie anekdote over hoe zijn zwager hem bijna de dood in joeg en welke hoofdrol speelde aubergines bij één van de wedstrijden die hij bezocht? Joris en Jeroen kijken daarnaast nog even vooruit op de halve finales van de Schotse FA Cup, bespreken de Ayrshire-derby tussen Ayr United en Kilmarnock en vertellen over een klepperaar van Hibs die richting Oekraïne is gegaan. En gaat Old Trafford plat en hoe was Non-League Day dit jaar. Mochten jullie het goede doel van Gijs nog willen steunen, dan kan dat uiteraard en wel via https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/ramblinggroundhopper. Vragen, tips of suggesties over onze podcasts zijn altijd welkom: podcast@staantribune.nl.

Match commentary highlights of the Non League Day meeting of Welwyn Garden City and Wantage Town in Southern League Division One Central plus the post match thoughts of Citizen's Assistant Manager Ricci Crace.

It may be international break but the football doesn't stop with plenty of EFL action this weekend. Aaron Paul is joined by Sheffield United midfielder Ollie Norwood and Solihull Moors boss Neal Ardley on the pod and Ollie tells us what's behind Sheffield United's turn in form which has seen them jump from 14th to 5th in just 63 days. There's been two new managerial appointments at the bottom of League Two – Barrow manager Phil Brown and Stevenage boss Steve Evans talk about what it's like to be brought in towards the end of the season to turn things around and escape relegation. And with Non-League Day approaching, Neal tells us what it's like to manage in the National League. 1'01 - Sheffield United's recent form 9'18 - Barrow manager Phil Brown on why he took the job 16'55 - How do you turn around a football team? 22'50 - Steve Evans on his new job at Stevenage 37'12 - Non-League Day

This week we celebrate the best of non-league.  First up, after a year out of the dugout, one of Non-league's finest managers is back… ironically in the same dugout he last left. Former Bromley boss Neil Smith is back as a gaffer, this time for groundsharers Cray Wanderers as they aim to stay in Step 3. A tough 6 games await and Smudger can't wait. After a brief break during the pandemic, Non League Day returns this weekend. Founder James Doe explains why he thinks non-league is on the rise and what some clubs have in their plans to encourage fans this weekend. Also returning from a pandemic break is the England C team. Without direct help from the FA, the National and Trident Leagues have helped fund the return of the England non-league team, lead by Paul Fairclough once again. The manager has helped light the careers of many over the years and he's keen to keep up that record as his side prepare to face Wales C in Caernarfon on Wednesday. Rounding off the show, Executive Editor at the Non League Paper Jon Couch, is in the chair to provide a round-up of the week's news and what we can expect to read in the weekend's edition.

Tim Fuell welcomes back some old friends of the show as we celebrate the best in non league. First up Bobby Wilkinson on making progress on and off the field with his project at Bracknell Town. Leading scorers, meanest defence and clear leaders in the Isthmian South Central Division at Step 4, they are eyeing up Step 3 but taking each game as it comes. James Doe came up with the idea for Non League Day and after two years without due to the pandemic is looking forward to celebrating the 11th edition in a month's time. Hear how your club could get involved and why Non League Day has already proven a difference to our level of football. Our level of football is represented next week in the final 16 of the FA Cup by Boreham Wood. @FACupFactFile Phil Annets is on hand to help with the stats, facts and possibilities for them and the other clubs involved in the 8 midweek ties. Rounding up the show and the week's news is Executive Editor at The Non League Paper Jon Couch. On the agenda: Managerical moves, ground safety, storm damage and the twists to come in the National League.

After a short lay-off the show is back on the weekend that would have been Non League Day. Tim Fuell returns with another hour of non league football insight and views.David Richardson Senior Writer at The Non League Paper helps with a round-up of what's been going on over the summer and what to expect this in this weekend's issue.Phil Annets @FACupFactfile gives his take on the greatest cup competition in the world as it reaches the Third Round Qualifying. Plenty of cupsets already this season and there's a golden opportunity for the remaining clubs to reach the First Round Proper as Phil reminds us.The manager's view this week comes from one of non league's most experienced gaffers who doesn't always get the big attention his pedigree deserves. Having led his side to four wins from four at the start of the Northern Premier League campaign this term however, he is sure to be attracting more attention. Paul Carden explains more about the magic at Warrington Town.

Welcome along to another new Ramble from The Honest Football Podcast. In this episode, we discuss Dan's unfortunate incident with a fridge, a review of the lads' 'Non-League Day' experience, Charlie's trip to Ballymena, and much more. We also have the regular features; 'Tales of the Unexpected' which involves some interesting refereeing and our quiz 'Can You Name Them?' --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Euro 2020'nin kapıları açıldı, biraz tespit çokça anılar. Eski eleme gruplarını da hatırlayalım dedik. Mallorca'daki Nadal müzesine sanal turumuza bekleriz. İngiltere'de geçen cumartesinin konusu olan Non League Day'in de detaylarını anlatıyoruz.

Kada mi je kolega Nebojša prišao prošle nedelje i rekao: "Sledećeg vikenda je Non League Day u Engleskoj, mislio sam da napravim par reportaža sa naših malih terena", nisam imao dilemu oko toga da li je to dobra ideja, već kako mogu da mu pomognem da to i uradi. Na kraju, pred nama je bio vikend pun nekog tuđeg fudbala, pred koji je reprezentacija Srbije igrala prijateljsku sa Paragvajem u Kruševcu, a potom još jednu prijateljsku sa Litvanijom u Viljnusu. Ako je postojao trenutak u godini da siđemo "u blato", to je bio ovaj. Brzo sam se setio da od neke 1982. recimo imam drugara koji je već neko vreme trener u jednoj od liga iz kojih je nemoguće ispasti, samo nisam mogao da se setim da li se klub zove Podunavac, Dunavac ili samo Dunav. Ispostavilo se da je to FK Dunav iz Velikog sela, koji je baš tog vikenda trebalo da gostuje na Carevoj ćupriji direktnom rivalu u borbi za opstanak, ekipi BASK-a. Reč je o Zonskoj ligi Beograd. Domaći su bili prvi ispod, gosti prvi iznad crte. Ovo ne može biti loše, pomislio sam i javio Nebojši da ću se i ja uključiti u njegovu akciju i doprineti reportažom, ali i podkastom, koji će specijalno za ovu priliku biti posvećen onom pravom fudbalu. Fudbalu radi fudbala. Kao pravi ortaci, iako smo zaglavili prethodne večeri do skoro ujutru, Šćepo i Pirke održali su reč i pravili mi društvo u potrazi za pričom koja bi mogla nekoga da zanima. Iskreno, niko od nas nije znao šta da očekuje, ali se sećam da je Pirke u jednom trenutku u kolima rekao: "Ne znam šta da očekujem, ali znam da je golman debeo sigurno i da će sudija biti kriv za sve". Malo je reći da je bio u pravu. Posle svega što smo videli (i čuli) kraj Hipodroma u subotu ujutru, a crno-beli su porazili ove naše 5:1 uz pet pogodaka izvesnog Jovana Jevremovića sa brojem "15" na leđima, jedino što je bilo logično u tom trenutku je poziv drugaru iz detinjstva da bude gost u novoj epizodi podkasta "Sve u 16". Zamolio sam ga da izabere i jednog od fudbalera, što se već posle par minuta razgovora u Mondo studiju pokazalo kao takođe dobra ideja, pa vam predlažem da ostanete uz naš portal i u toku večeri pogledate gostovanje trenera i centarfora FK Dunav iz Velikog sela, Igora Ćebića i Nikole Nicovića. Moj prvi utisak posle snimanja bio je da bi druga epizoda druge sezone podkasta "Sve u 16" mogla biti jedna od najboljih do sada.

RUNNING ORDER:  • PART 1: Carl Barat v Earl Barrett  (01m 00s)  • PART 2a: Czech Republic 2 - 1 England and memories of Sven (03m 10s) • PART 2b: Mixed fortunes for Northern Ireland, Ireland and Scotland (11m 30s) • PART 2c: On Wales' qualification and Daniel James’ concussion (14m 00s) • PART 2d: Ramos, Ronaldo and other international news (18m 00)  • PART 3a: The Nick Miller TFS Quiz! (24m 30s)   • PART 3b: WSL and Non-League Day news (28m 00s)  • PART 3b: The return of Ranieri; Silvinho or Sylvinho?; and Mou to Sunderland (33m 00s) • PART 4: The odds with Lee Price from Paddy Power (40m 00s) • PART 5: Free beer and Flip Reversing the 2006 CL final (42m 00s)  • PART 6: The answers to the TFS Quiz (48m 30s) FANCY SOME FREE BEER? • head to beer52.com/football (https://www.beer52.com/football) TFS LIVE - IN DUBLIN, BELFAST AND LIVERPOOL! • Get your tickets now! (https://www.thetotallyfootballshow.com/events/) GET IN TOUCH: • follow us on Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/totallyfootballshow/) • find us on Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/thetotallyfootballshow/) • send us a tweet: @TheTotallyShow (http://www.twitter.com/thetotallyshow) PARISH NOTICES: • we’re sponsored by Paddy Power - home of the Money Back Special (http://www.paddypower.com/) WE’VE GOT A NEW WEBSITE! • check out thetotallyfootballshow.com (http://thetotallyfootballshow.com/) !

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It's FA Vase, FA Trophy and Non League Day weekend a true celebration of the grassroots game.Tim Fuell meets with James Doe founder of Non League Day to find out more about how it came about and where it's heading as it celebrates its 10th event.In the shadow of Premier League neighbours Bournemouth FC have long been known as the Poppies but they are the original Bournemouth club, competing for another season at Step 5 and this weekend hoping for victory in the FA Vase First Round as manager Leonardo Cabeleira explains.The English pyramid could be getting a new island nation. This week a big hurdle was overcome by FC Isle of Man in their plan to follow Guernsey and Jersey Bulls into the English system and potentially make the English Football League inside 12 years as Andy Dalrymple of The Manx Footy Podcast and Sports Reporter at Isle of Man today explains.Matt Badcock Editor at Large of The Non League Paper has a bumper set of match reports to organise this weekend but first he chats FA Cup, FA Vase, FA Trophy and managerial changes at Wrexham, Ebbsfleet and Hartlepool.

On this weeks podcast Westbury manager, Neil Kirkpatrick, talks about his sides arrangements for Non League Day and Bristol Telephones First Team Coach, Jack Richardson, explains why his side have got a brighter future than their difficult start would suggest.

All the reaction to last nights defeat and a preview of the local Non League Day matches. Hosted by Paul Mann. Guests: Jonathan Low, Football in Berkshire

The season gets underway with a full compliment in the studio and some familiar voices on the telephone.The National League is already underway as are many Step 5 and Step 6 leagues but with the FA Cup beginning it's journey we felt it time to begin ours for another season.Tim Fuell, Caroline Barker and Dave Anderson talk to @FACupFactfile Phil Annets about this season's FA Cup and the trivia behind this opening round. Next up is fellow returnee Kevin Oakes, Chairman at Welling Town ahead of their debut in the FA Cup.Rounding off the show is new Non League Paper Editor Matt Badcock as he discusses the National League so far, England C and the upcoming Non League Day.

Endlich geht's wieder heiß her auf Giesings Höhen. Genauso wie in den Schlafzimmern der Jungs und Mädels in der Kurve. Da wollen wir mal genauer hinhören. Kippen nach dem Sex, ausgiebige Frühstücks-Orgien und Fremdschlafen - wir machen heute vor nix halt. Inkl. einer Live-Schalte in die frostige Kälte nach Nebraska - USA. Wenn nur der Spielstand gegen den VFL ähnlich kuschelig wäre.

Endlich geht's wieder heiß her auf Giesings Höhen. Genauso wie in den Schlafzimmern der Jungs und Mädels in der Kurve. Da wollen wir mal genauer hinhören. Kippen nach dem Sex, ausgiebige Frühstücks-Orgien und Fremdschlafen - wir machen heute vor nix halt. Inkl. einer Live-Schalte in die frostige Kälte nach Nebraska - USA. Wenn nur der Spielstand gegen den VFL ähnlich kuschelig wäre.

Schlimmer Neujahres-Kater? Ja, wir auch. Gut, dass wir die Jahresrückblick-Folge schlauerweise schon letztes Jahr aufgezeichnet hatten. Also noch mal die besten Geschichten ausgepackt aus dem Highlight-Jahr 2018 und in einen extralange neun30 Sondersendung gepackt - Vorteil, wenn man nicht alles in einem Halbzeitgespräch unterbringen muss. Und natürlich gibt es auch Wünsche und Grüße aus der Kurve und von Euch. Wir von neun30 wünschen Euch auf dem Wege noch mal ein feines Jahr 2019 mit vielen magischen Momenten auf Giesings Höhen.

Schlimmer Neujahres-Kater? Ja, wir auch. Gut, dass wir die Jahresrückblick-Folge schlauerweise schon letztes Jahr aufgezeichnet hatten. Also noch mal die besten Geschichten ausgepackt aus dem Highlight-Jahr 2018 und in einen extralange neun30 Sondersendung gepackt - Vorteil, wenn man nicht alles in einem Halbzeitgespräch unterbringen muss. Und natürlich gibt es auch Wünsche und Grüße aus der Kurve und von Euch. Wir von neun30 wünschen Euch auf dem Wege noch mal ein feines Jahr 2019 mit vielen magischen Momenten auf Giesings Höhen.

Passend zur Fanfreundschaft lassen wir heute das Jahr mit guten Freuden ausklingen. Und fragen uns, ob man eigentlich einen Roten als Freund haben kann? Ob sich echte Freunde nur in Schlägereien beweisen können? Und welchen Löwen-Spezl man jetzt am Besten in der Halbzeit einwechseln soll, damit wir die 3 Punkte einfahren? Die gute Nachricht: Wir haben alles lösen können beim letzten Heimspiel in 2018. Und noch eine bessere Nachricht: eine Sonderfolge kommt noch dieses Jahr. Jetzt aber erst mal fröhlich blaue Weihnachten Euch allen!

Passend zur Fanfreundschaft lassen wir heute das Jahr mit guten Freuden ausklingen. Und fragen uns, ob man eigentlich einen Roten als Freund haben kann? Ob sich echte Freunde nur in Schlägereien beweisen können? Und welchen Löwen-Spezl man jetzt am Besten in der Halbzeit einwechseln soll, damit wir die 3 Punkte einfahren? Die gute Nachricht: Wir haben alles lösen können beim letzten Heimspiel in 2018. Und noch eine bessere Nachricht: eine Sonderfolge kommt noch dieses Jahr. Jetzt aber erst mal fröhlich blaue Weihnachten Euch allen!

Passend zum 1. Advent und zum Stimmungsboykott sollte es heute neun30 „Halbwissen über die stade Zeit“ geben. Sollte! Zum Halbwissen kam Unvermögen und somit bleibt eine eigentlich ganz nette Sendung leider für immer verschollen. Weder Flo noch Harry hatten den Aufnahmeknopf gedrückt: Stimmungsboykott also auch bei neun30! Der Versuch nach Schlusspfiff noch nachzuliefern ging im Jubel über einen grandiosen Löwensieg und in einigen Litern Bier unter.

Passend zum 1. Advent und zum Stimmungsboykott sollte es heute neun30 „Halbwissen über die stade Zeit“ geben. Sollte! Zum Halbwissen kam Unvermögen und somit bleibt eine eigentlich ganz nette Sendung leider für immer verschollen. Weder Flo noch Harry hatten den Aufnahmeknopf gedrückt: Stimmungsboykott also auch bei neun30! Der Versuch nach Schlusspfiff noch nachzuliefern ging im Jubel über einen grandiosen Löwensieg und in einigen Litern Bier unter.

Halbwissen aus der Halbzeitpause auf großer Fahrt. Heute senden Flo, Harry und neu dabei Hansi aus dem Wildpark Stadion in Karlsruhe. Auch wenn der Halbzeitstand ein bisserl auf die Stimmung drückt, wer eine Reise tut, der hat was zu erzählen. Es geht also um so ziemlich alles, was man unterwegs erleben kann. Dazu gibt's zum ersten mal die Rubrik "Fachwissen aus der Halbzeitpause" von unserem Experten für so ziemlich alles, Dr. Dr. Hansi und einen kleinen Gruß aus dem Stade de la Meinau in Straßburg. Gute Reise!

Halbwissen aus der Halbzeitpause auf großer Fahrt. Heute senden Flo, Harry und neu dabei Hansi aus dem Wildpark Stadion in Karlsruhe. Auch wenn der Halbzeitstand ein bisserl auf die Stimmung drückt, wer eine Reise tut, der hat was zu erzählen. Es geht also um so ziemlich alles, was man unterwegs erleben kann. Dazu gibt's zum ersten mal die Rubrik "Fachwissen aus der Halbzeitpause" von unserem Experten für so ziemlich alles, Dr. Dr. Hansi und einen kleinen Gruß aus dem Stade de la Meinau in Straßburg. Gute Reise!

Bei Flo und Harry wird‘s heut richtig schön schmuddelig. Nicht nur wegen dem Sauwetter im Grünwalder. Die beiden kramen in neun30 Folge 68 „Halbwissen über‘s Wichsen“ tief im Duden und in der bayrischen Mundart und fördern so manche vergessene Perle der Sprache wieder zum Vorschein. Zu dieser Folge lässt sich nur sagen, Potzblitz und Turbotittenoberaffengeil!

Bei Flo und Harry wird‘s heut richtig schön schmuddelig. Nicht nur wegen dem Sauwetter im Grünwalder. Die beiden kramen in neun30 Folge 68 „Halbwissen über‘s Wichsen“ tief im Duden und in der bayrischen Mundart und fördern so manche vergessene Perle der Sprache wieder zum Vorschein. Zu dieser Folge lässt sich nur sagen, Potzblitz und Turbotittenoberaffengeil!

Der TSV ist wieder da! Und mit ihm neun30 Folge 67 Halbwissen über die Arbeit. Auch wenn Flo und Harry ganz gerne in die Arbeit gehen, so hat das moderne Business-Leben zwischen Großraumbüro und Internet natürlichen auch seine Tücken. Außerdem ist eines absolut klar: frei haben und in Giesing im Stadion stehen ist in jedem Fall schöner als jeder Job! Als Extra gibt's Aktuelles aus dem Arbeiterviertel. Wie immer alles ganz unpolitisch, versteht sich.

Der TSV ist wieder da! Und mit ihm neun30 Folge 67 Halbwissen über die Arbeit. Auch wenn Flo und Harry ganz gerne in die Arbeit gehen, so hat das moderne Business-Leben zwischen Großraumbüro und Internet natürlichen auch seine Tücken. Außerdem ist eines absolut klar: frei haben und in Giesing im Stadion stehen ist in jedem Fall schöner als jeder Job! Als Extra gibt's Aktuelles aus dem Arbeiterviertel. Wie immer alles ganz unpolitisch, versteht sich.

Dave Anderson is back in the studio with Tim Fuell as they reflect back on Non League Day, the FA Vase and scoring goalkeepers. Joining them, @FACupFactfile Phil Annets with some quirky stats and facts about the FA Cup Fourth Qualifying Round like only he knows. Harrogate Town boss Simon Weaver comes on ahead of their big FA Cup match against Wrexham and discusses how his squad are coping with life in the National League and why he showed faith in so many. Nuneaton Borough boss Nicky Eaden also joins the boys to explain the precarious position at his club and why he is keeping going for now, cutting is cloth accordingly.

With Liverpool without a game this weekend due to the international break, we thought we would focus attention on football that is far removed from the Premier League for our latest podcast.It’s Non-League Day in England, which means football fans, not just of top-flight and Championship clubs, are encouraged to get down and support their local team, and discover just what a brilliant job they do.So to mark that, we spoke to three people who play, manage and are heavily involved in non-league football in this area.Our first guest is Craig Lindfield, the former Liverpool striker who fired the club to its last FA Youth Cup wins, in 2006 and 2007, and who has spent the past five years in non-league football, currently with Nantwich Town and also recently with Runcorn Town.Our second guest is one of the most successful non-league managers of recent times, Neil Young, a big Liverpool fan who last month took charge of Marine.And our third and final guest is Paul Manning, who is the chairman of the thriving City of Liverpool Football Club.City of Liverpool are away on Non-League Day, but there are plenty of other games in and around Merseyside to attend, all of which kick-off at 3pm, and which can be seen below:Southport v York City (Postcode: PR8 6JZ)Marine v Whitby Town (L23 3AS)Warrington Town v Matlock Town (WA4 2RS)Prescot Cables v Kendal Town (L34 6ED)Bootle v Burscough (L30 1NY)Runcorn Town v Guisborough Town (WA7 4ET)Litherland REYMCA v Thackley (L21 7LA)St Helens Town v Daisy Hill (WA10 6RP)Vauxhall Motors v Seaham Red Star (CH66 1NJ) For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Joining Tim Fuell this week.... Dave Anderson on his great start to the season managing Chertsey Town and their game this weekend in the FA Vase. Trafford FC manager Tom Baker on four seasons there and preparing for this weekend's action in the FA Trophy. Mark Carruthers on Non League Day and all things North East, including the impact of Dunston UTS progressing in the FA Cup and meeting Gateshead in a local derby in the FA Cup 4th Qualifying Round. Jon Ward, Vice-Chair at AFC Rushden & Diamonds talks about life in the Southern Premier, groundsharing but taking ownership of the bar and their Non League Day offer of "Pay What You Want and Free Chips". Finally, to round off this bumper edition, Alex Narey of the Non League Paper talks about a host of managerial moves this week and England C's midweek win.

Former Everton Academy star John Paul Kissock is the special guest for this edition of the Royal Blue podcast.Ahead of Non-League Day this weekend, we caught up with Kissock who has spent the majority of his career playing in the fifth and sixth tiers of the English football pyramid after leaving Goodison in 2009.Kissock, now with National League South side Welling United, speaks about how the non-league game helped revive his career and rekindle his love of football after being released by David Moyes hit him hard.The 28-year-old opens up on his first-team experiences at Everton where he travelled with the squad to Alkmaar in the Uefa Cup before being named in the matchday squads for a run of games - including a derby at Anfield.Kissock talks to the Royal Blue podcast about Moyes, how things could've been under Roberto Martinez, the brilliance of Andy van der Meyde, the senior pros who consoled him the day he left as well as his ambition to return to Everton as an Academy coach.And much, much more.Sit back, relax and enjoy For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Two current Liverpudlian anniversaries dominate this week's Anfield Wrap. The first is that Sunday 8th October marked the end of the second year of Jurgen Klopp as Liverpool manager. It's arguable that right now Klopp finds himself under the most pressure he has been under at the club and that he has set his own standards at a time it will be toughest to reach them. The second is that next Sunday (15th October) sees the seven year anniversary of FSG's acquiring of Liverpool. Theirs is a constant trade off in the debit and credit column and this is worked through not for the first time by The Anfield Wrap, hosted by Neil Atkinson and with Paul Senior, Adam Melia and Gareth Roberts. Gareth also speaks to Tony Zeverona, chairman of Prescot Cables on Non-League Day about his role and the challenges facing clubs such as his. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices