Podcast appearances and mentions of tony coton

We're bringing you an exclusive, unedited interview from our CityStories series, only on City+. We're going back to 1991 when a red card for goalkeeper Tony Coton meant striker Niall Quinn was forced to take his place. Up against Derby County who were on the brink of relegation, fan favourite Quinn had already scored an exquisite left-footed volley to give us the lead. However, Derby's Dean Saunders was soon through on goal before Coton was deemed to have brought him down. With our No.1 given his marching orders and no substitute goalkeeper, Quinn took Coton's shirt and gloves. The Ireland international's first duty between the sticks was to face up to the resulting penalty. Incredibly, he saved the shot at full stretch to turn it behind for a corner. It inspired us to a victory on the day and even went some way to earning Quinn the Player of the Year award for that season! We sat with Niall to look back at this incredible moment, his time at The Club and hear his goalkeeping experience before going between the sticks for City. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Part OneAfter the third 0-0 draw in four games we look back at what most saw as an entertaining game and a sensational halftime!!! Dan Bachmann's performance is discussed as is our inability to offer threat in the final third and our record of no home win since November!!! Pete asks who is our best keeper (excluding Tony Coton) in peoples time watching Watford.COYH!!!!This Podcast has been created and uploaded by Do Not Scratch Your Eyes. The views in this Podcast are not necessarily the views of talkSPORT.Huge thanks to all our Patreons:Chris Giannone,RichWFC2,Steve Holliman,Paul Fiander Turner,Sean Gourley,Lee Anselmo,John Parslow,Mark von Herkomer,Neil Silverstein,Steve Brown,Dave Lavender,Kasey Brown,Nipper Harrison,Boyd Mayover,Colin Payne,Paul Riley,Gary Wood,Karl Campion,Kevin Kremen,The Big Le – Bofski,Greg Theaker,Malcolm Williams,Bryan Edwards,Peter Ryan,Luka,John Thekanady - Ambassador of Dubai!!Jack Foster,Jason Rose,Michael Abrahams,Ian Bacon,Ken Green,Nick Nieuwland,Colin SmithAnt!!!!!Wesley Wheeler& PDF Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ian Cheeseman was the BBC's Manchester City correspondent for nearly 25 years and has been a fan all of his life. Here he hosts his weekly podcast, Forever Blue, where all things Man City are discussed. Sponsored by Eamar Development Uk & Counting King, experts in business finance Ian is joined by former Manchester City goalkeeper Tony Coton plus Amy & Louisa from the Forever Blue squad to discuss the 3-3 draw with Spurs, the controversy of the referee stopping Grealish's breakaway and so much more If you'd like to support Ian's work you can message him by DM on twitter @iancheeseman

'I hated playing on the wing. I absolutely hated it' – David BardsleyGraham Taylor's gradual evolution produced arguably the finest team of his ten year reign in 1986-87. Tony Coton was the best uncapped goalkeeper in the country. John McClelland led the defence with an understated sense of calm. Kevin Richardson added silk in midfield. John Barnes had developed into an international-class winger and Mark Falco and Luther Blissett formed a subtle version of the little-and-large strikeforces the manager liked so much.The team had a solid league campaign and made their way through to the quarter-finals of the FA Cup, where they faced Arsenal at Highbury. It was a fiery game that ended in controversy and left the Hornets just ninety minutes from a return trip to Wembley.Enjoy the game by Lionel Birnie. Read by Colin Mace. Produced by Jon Moonie. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

BE LUCKY. A PODCAST TRIBUTE TO OLIVER PHILLIPS. Welcome to a very special edition of From the Rookery End. In February, Watford Football Club lost one of the most important men in it's history. Oli Phillips covered more than 2,000 Hornets fixtures in his role at the Watford Observer, a career that spanned more than 40 years. This podcast is a tribute to Oli; a bona fide Watford legend. We hear from friends and colleagues of Oli, as well as two of the players that he'd regularly write about in such a memorable fashion; Tony Coton and John McClelland. As you'll hear, Oli was extremely well respected, both by those that knew him well, and those that pored over his very word, devouring his weekly work in the Watford Observer every Friday. Oliver Phillips will forever be a name synonymous with Watford Football Club. This is our small way of marking his quite extraordinary contribution to the club and the town. Be lucky. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hornets Ambassador and club legend Tony Coton will feature as a special guest on this week's edition of Inside The Hive, joining host Michael Kurn and fellow Hornets hero Tommy Mooney. The three-time Player of the Season will be answering fans' questions and picking the latest player to be inducted into our Greatest Watford XI.Elsewhere on the show, there will be an exclusive interview with Cucho Hernández and Kiko Femenía, while Adekite Fatuga-Dada looks back at key moments and memories from her century of appearances in yellow. Also, there's a behind-the-scenes look as Moussa Sissoko, João Pedro and Daniel Bachmann meet fans at a Hornets Shop signing session, and Rob Elliot takes on the 60-Second Challenge.HIT THAT FOLLOW BUTTON! 

Current Manchester United Scout and former club goalkeeper Tony Coton joins the UTD Podcast this week. TC shared some great stories from his spells at Birmingham City and Watford - including a pre-season tour with Elton John! We breezed through his time at Manchester City to get to his stories of working with Sir Alex Ferguson as his goalkeeper and, later, as the club's first full-time goalkeeping coach. Tony worked with Peter Schmeichel before being tasked with finding his replacement. That eventually led to the arrival of Edwin van der Sar from Fulham and we heard all about how that transfer came about, climaxing in the Dutchman's heroics in Moscow to lift the 2008 Champions League trophy. Helen, Sam and Maysie also read out your emails at the end of the episode. If you'd like to write to the only official Manchester United Podcast then e-mail utdpodcast@manutd.co.uk We'd also love it if you could leave us a rating and review wherever you listen to your podcasts. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Former Birmingham City keeper Tony Coton joins the lads in this episode, Tony (Buy My Book) on top form, well worth a listen! with Steve Job on the fan cam, with Nick, Chris, Paul and Mark. Produced and Edited by Chris Browne More at www.srbmedia.co.uk

Former Birmingham City keeper Tony Coton joins the lads in this episode, Tony (Buy My Book) on top form, well worth a listen! with Steve Job on the fan cam, with Nick, Chris, Paul and Mark. Produced and Edited by Chris Browne More at www.srbmedia.co.uk

It's a Tony Coton special! https://www.facebook.com/DNSYEWelcome to " Do Not Scratch Your Eyes" a brand new podcast by Watford fans for Watford fans.This week, Justin and Carl are joined by Watford legend Tony Coton. As they sift through his Wikipedia page they learn about how he first touched the ball on his league debut, his time at Watford, Manchester City and Manchester United; and discover the truth about his coming out of retirement aged 43 and playing for Hereford! Many thanks to Tony for giving up his time to talk to us. It made for a very enjoyable chat.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Stewart Donald's meeting with fan groups was the only conversation in town tonight as Stephen Goldsmith discussed the events with Red and White Army's Dave Rose, before being joined by Chris Weatherspoon, Tom Walsh and Richard Easterbrook. This episode was recorded before Sunderland announced the departures of Richard Hill and Tony Coton.

Stewart Donald's meeting with fan groups was the only conversation in town tonight as Stephen Goldsmith discussed those events with Red and White Army's Dave Rose, before being joined by Chris Weatherspoon, Tom Walsh and Richard Easterbrook.This episode was recorded before Sunderland announced the departures of Richard Hill and Tony Coton. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

TMA welcomes another legend on their live stream in the form of arguably the greatest Watford goalkeeper of all time Tony "TC" Coton. The Pidge and The Young man Deano chat to TC about his career and take a short look back at yesterdays defeat at Chelsea

It’s mental health awareness week, so we’ve teamed up with CALM to bring you this bonus episode.  It’s our pal David Preece talking to his old friend and teammate Tony Coton – a 'keeper for Watford, Man City and Sunderland and a coach at Man U and Aston Villa - about the particular stresses of a career between the sticks, and how Tony sought help after first his playing and then his coaching career was cut short. CALM is the Campaign Against Living Miserably - a charity dedicated to preventing male suicide, which is the leading cause of death for men under 45 in the UK. Find out more at [**thecalmzone.net**](http://www.thecalmzone.net).

Our guest is Mick Harford. Harford is the Chief Recruitment Officer of Luton Town. Previously he was a player for more than 20 years making nearly 600 appearances and scoring almost 200 goals. He scored Chelsea's first goal in the Premier League. Following his playing days, he coached at Luton Town, QPR and others. In this episode, he discusses the role of the centre-forward in his day versus today, various aspects of scouting and whether he sustained permanent head injuries because of his playing career. Big thanks to Tony Coton for helping to arrange this. You can follow Mick on Twitter @Mickharford Timeline: 3:57 Going from plumber to player 11:10 Do centre-forwards have a role in today's game? 16:42 Memory issues? 22:25 The big lesson he learned at Newcastle 25:55 Initiations memories 32:10 His role as Chief Recruitment Officer 39:40 Should England have Sporting Directors? 45:40 What skills scouts overrate 52:08 The rule change he'd make to football 58:00 The most impactful conversation of his life

Ian and Lakey are joined on the phone by Tony Coton and Dennis Tueart. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Today's guest is Tony Coton. Coton made more than 500 appearances as a goalkeeper for Birmingham City, Watford, Manchester City, Manchester United and Sunderland. He was Manchester's goalkeeper for nearly a decade under Sir Alex Ferguson. He is currently the Chief UK scout for Aston Villa. You can learn more about Tony from his autobiography, There to Be Shot At https://www.amazon.co.uk/There-Be-Shot-Tony-Coton/dp/1909245615 Timeline: 4:25 His debut when he set a record 7:50 Getting into fights as a young player 12:05 "The Birmingham Six" myth 16:10 Trip to China and Elton John 21:06 The injury that almost lost him a leg 32:52 Mental recovery after a catastrophic injury 40:05 Inside goalkeeping 42:18 The fall of Tim Howard 53:07 The generosity of Wayne Rooney 58:17 Best advice he ever received 1:05:10 Most bizarre incidents

Got, got, got.....NEED! Yes, this week we take another look at stickers and collectibles in the 1990s - a golden era for collectors! Ash Rose is joined by regular Joel Young and author of 'Stuck On You' Greg Lansdowne, ahead of this ITV4 documentary of the same name airing next week. The boys chat through the early 90s days of Panini, the rise of Merlin and their Premier League collections plus Pro Set, Pro Match, Orbis, Upper Deck and loads loads more. There's also an interview with former Man City and Sunderland goalie Tony Coton. Stick with us and don't be swapping for any other 90s podcast....and of course Keep it 90s! Find us online at http://www.ak90s.co.uk on twitter @AK90s and facebook https://www.facebook.com/ak90s

This week saw the 5th Live event for Tales from The Vicarage. Adam Leventhal was joined on the Palace Theatre Stage by a quadruplet of legends - Sean Dyche, Luther Blissett, Paul Wilkinson and Tony Coton. Jon and Mike were invited back stage and got to talk each of them.

Our love for for Watford can come out in many different ways, writing books is just one of them. The Tales from The Vicarage books are now an annual addition to our book selves and the live events at the Palace theatre also. FTRE were granted backstage access to the event, where Mike spoke to Tony Coton, Tommy Mooney and host Adam Leventhal.