Podcasts about warrington rylands

Warrington Rylands 1-1 Guiseley: Mark Bower post match.mp3 by Guiseley Radio

Warrington Rylands 1-1 Guiseley AFC: Adriano Moke post match.mp3 by Guiseley Radio

Guiseley AFC 2-2 Warrington Rylands, Mark Bower by Guiseley Radio

Guiseley 2-2 Warrington Rylands, Jordan Thewlis — Edit by Guiseley Radio

We look ahead to the FA Trophy tie with Warrington Rylands, discuss Lee Turnbull's shock exit, Fin Shrimpton's loan move to Spennymoor and the signings of tricky midfielder Luke Williams and targetman Mark Beck. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

I Had Trials Once is back again for another episode...This week Jordan & Gaz are joined by South African cult hero and current Warrington Rylands player manager...Dean Furman.The boys talk everything from the growing up in South Africa to coming through the ranks and training with the first team at Chelsea.They then discuss Dean's international career and how he became a South African cult hero and captaining the team in the African Cup Of Nations.Dean then talks about the decision to leave Oldham and how it felt to finally win a league title with Doncaster and play in the Championship. Finally Dean reveals how he initially struggled with the switch to semi-professional football and how he became the player/manager of Warrington Rylands after another IHTO guest, Michael Clegg left for Macclesfield.If you're a fan of our non-league episodes then you're in the right place! 

Episode 78 is here and I am joined by Tim Lees from ​⁠. Tim is the current assistant manager at Bury FC in the North West Counties League. He has had a stellar coaching career so far working for Watford, Wigan, Liverpool and St Louis to name a few. We also discuss his trip to Wembley with Warrington Rylands and his appearance on Channel 4's The Pepsi Max World Challenge, where he was chosen to represent Great Britain. Thankyou for tuning in to the Off Beat Podcast with Luke Bardsley! Tim's Social Links: https://www.instagram.com/timlees1010?igsh=MTdrODRhZjZuczN0YQ== https://x.com/timlees10?s=21&t=q_Dm82U1M4dvWYnu95hWhA https://youtube.com/@trainingspecific?si=ehkOagYH-ecjPtcp Please join me on my podcasting journey, subscribe, like and comment along the way, it really helps. As always, both hosted and sponsored by Dark Peak Barbers based in Hadfield. Socials: Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/OffBeatPodcast1 Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/offbeatpodcast1/ Tik Tok - https://www.tiktok.com/@offbeatpodcast1? https://twitter.com/OffBeatPod1 Email - offbeatpodcast1@gmail.com Intro Music - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b2ryQCisQvg #timlees #buryfc #bury #buryfootballclub #nonleague #nonleaguefootball #warringtonrylands #stlouis #liverpoolfc #wiganathletic #watfordfc

This Club is My Club this week brings you highlights and reaction from Sunday's Fenix Trophy fixture with Dragoons FC, as well as the league match between FC United and Warrington Rylands from last Tuesday.   DISCLAIMER:  The views expressed during this podcast are purely those of the contributors at the time of broadcast, and do not necessarily reflect the views of FC Radio, North Manchester FM or FC United.

This Club is My Club this week brings you highlights and reaction from Tuesday's Fenix Trophy fixture with Vinsky FC, as well as the league match between FC United and Warrington Rylands from Saturday.   DISCLAIMER:  The views expressed during this podcast are purely those of the contributors at the time of broadcast, and do not necessarily reflect the views of FC Radio, North Manchester FM or FC United.

On this week's show we look ahead to this weekend's fixtures as Ben and James were joined by North East Football Writer Mark Carruthers. We also catch up with the Managers at Warrington Rylands, Bamber Bridge, and Gainsborough Trinity. 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

We're BACK with another I Had Trials Once episode!Jordan & Gaz are joined by former Wigan Athletic graduate and current Warrington Rylands manager...Michael Clegg.The boys discuss everything from partying with Nicolas Anelka at his wedding to needing a life saving heart operation whilst playing for Wigan!They then go into detail about life as a non-league manager and the issues that come with it including signing Jordan on loan, His star players disappearing after winning player of the season & players missing training to butcher a cow!If you're wanting some classic non-league stories, then look no further! 

Warrington Rylands 0-1 Guiseley - Andy Thomas by Guiseley Radio

Richie Firth steps in alongside Matt Dyson and pitches a radical idea of having a football version of golf's Ryder Cup. Naturally, the duo then spent the whole podcast building their USA side. Meanwhile, the Gloryhunters side Macclesfield face Warrington Rylands in the FA Cup.

In a bumper NPL Show this week, we focus on the FA Cup Third Qualifying Round, as Ben and James are joined by the Managers at Worksop Town, Cambridge City, Whitby Town, Marine, Warrington Rylands, Hyde United, and Morpeth Town. And we're joined by Cheshire Non League Reporter Andrew Simpson for this weekend's fixture preview. 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

On The NPL Show this week, we hear from some of the clubs who have had good second weeks of the season. On this week's show, Ben was joined by the Managers at Lancaster City, Worksop Town, Warrington Rylands, FC United and Stafford Rangers. 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

Warrington Rylands 2-1 Guiseley, Dave Noble post match by Guiseley Radio

Guiseley 1-1 Warrington Rylands/ Danny Ellis post match by Guiseley Radio

Guiseley AFC 1-1 Warrington Rylands/ Kyle Trennery post match by Guiseley Radio

Mani Djzami is joined by former World Cup winner Heather O'Reilly and former South Africa captain Dean Furman on the latest edition. Dean talks about his playing career and his current club: Warrington Rylands 1906, who are in the Northern Premier League, the 7th level of English football. The club have had an interesting week as the whole of the backroom staff resigned. Plus, we'll hear from Philippe Senderos, the current sporting director of Swiss side on Servette on their impressive start to the season and when he met the Queen at Buckingham Palace. (Credit: Getty Images, Picture: Philippe Senderos)

Mike and Cedric discuss Patrick Sean Lacey, an English professional footballer who plays as a midfielder for Warrington Rylands 1906. He played in the Football League for Accrington Stanley. He is also a boxer. Watch Knuckle Up's Mike Orr and Cedric Benn, who always discuss up-and-coming young, hungry, and (usually) undefeated boxers during his live daily show at 4pm EST (9pm UK) on TalkinFight.com or YouTube.com/c/TalkinFight #TalkinFight #KnuckleUp #PaddyLacey

Straight From The Off welcomes Elliott Nevitt to the Podcast. Elliott has had a rapid rise over the last 2 years. From being a prolific goalscorer at amatuer and semi pro level to signing professional terms with Tranmere Rovers. Elliott has played for local sides such as Stanfield, Custy's, WEX, Waterloo Dock, City Of Liverpool FC, Burscough and Campfield winning all there is to win along the way including scoring the winner in the FA Sunday Cup for Campfield. Elliott's dreams come true when he scored a hat-trick at Wembley for Warrington Rylands winning the FA Vase. It was that performance that brought the attention from the professional clubs and Elliott soon signed for Tranmere Rovers. But he didn't just settle for being a professional, he went a strict fitness regime and got himself into prime condition and ended the season as player of the year as well as supporters player of the year and the goal of the season award. He tells about his favourite, games and all about the lads he shared a pitch with and played against throughout those times. Episode 86 is brought to you by: The Lindon Williams Trophy. Saturday 16th July at Admiral Park.

"A Shared Experience....." On the return of the Monthly Review Show, we hear from all four league winners from the Northern Premier League, as we catch up with the Managers at Buxton, Liversedge, Ilkeston Town, and Warrington Rylands. In addition we also preview the Playoff Semi Finals on Tuesday night, as we're joined by Cheshire Non League journalist Andrew Simpson, by League Social Media Officer James Heyes, by 26nil's Ian Burke, and by Paul Connolly from Whitby Town Radio. 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

As the season enters it's final weeks, we begin this week with a manager riding the crest of a wave of a couple of very busy seasons. In his club's first season at step 4 he's got them in pole position with a trip to the club second to them this weekend. Dave McNabb manager at Warrington Rylands is back on the show to chat about the continued success of the club, on and off the field. Next up, a man who has already celebrated winning promotion and a title this season but has more in his sights as he aims for the magic centenary points mark before he readies his club for Step 2 football next term. It's a pleasure to welcome back to the Banbury United boss Andy Whing With much going on. We round off the show with an extended piece with Executive Editor at the Non League Paper Jon Couch as the season begins to get very exciting

"PERMUTATIONS...." With less than a month left of the season, the monthly NPL Show returns this week as we look ahead to the run-in. On this month's show, Ben was joined by Cheshire Non League journalist Andrew Simpson, by League Social Media Officer James Heyes, and by 26nil's Luke Edwards. We also catch up with the Managers at Workington AFC and Warrington Rylands ahead of their big clash in the West division this weekend. 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

The Pitching In NPL Step 4 Show returns this month. On this month's show, we're joined by the Managers at Ilkeston Town, Liversedge, Marske United, Stockton Town, Warrington Rylands, and Runcorn Linnets. Plus we talk Workington AFC with BBC Radio Cumbria's John Walsh. 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

The Pitching In Step 4 Show returns this month, as we catch up with some of the early pacesetters. This month, we're joined by the Managers at Warrington Rylands, Trafford, Ilkeston Town, Liversedge, Halesowen Town, Ossett United, Carlton Town, and Shildon. Plus we also catch up with BBC Radio Cumbria's John Walsh with a view on Workington AFC. 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

We hear from Blues joint boss Nathan ahead of Warrington Rylands v Whitby Town which you can hear live on coastandcountyradio.co.uk just click Whitby Sport Extra...

This week Ahmed & Tom talk about: Sutton United's promotion to the Football League Who will get Play-Offs on the final day? Hornchurch & Warrington Rylands triumphant on Non-League Finals Day Ft. Audio Matchday Experience by Conor Reid All the other Non-League News

Tim Fuell reports on the FA Vase 2021 and FA Trophy 2021 Finals from Non League Finals Day with Binfield, Warrington Rylands, Hornchurch and Hereford. David Richardson provides the week's round-up including Sutton United winning the title and getting promoted to the Football League, the National League EGM resolution vote of no confidence in the board and the fixtures on the final weekend of the main season with many clubs still hoping for a play off spot.One club hoping they can get a result and have others go for them to make the play-offs are FC Halifax Town. Manager Pete Wild has a win ratio similar to Clough and Hodgson and since taking on the role just under two years ago - the very same day Boris Johnson became Prime Minister - he's take the club from turmoil to stability and possibly back-to-back play-offs.

It's a very exciting week with Non League Finals Day at Wembley on Saturday in front of fans!Tim Fuell gets some interesting revelations from each of the four clubs taking part.First-up Josh Gowling the young manager at Hereford in his first managerial job looking to repeat his Play-off final win with Grimsby Town from the last time he was at Wembley.Between him and that is Mark Stimson, manager of Hornchurch but also a man with four FA Trophy wins already to his name (once as a player and three times as a manager). Yet, despite all that experience he admits Saturday still has a massive magical appeal.Before the FA Trophy final, two Step Five sides this week elevated to Step Four in the FA restructure, will do battle in the FA Vase.It's the competition with perhaps the greatest stories of clubs at the heart of their communities, building dreams and memories, so we speak to the Chairman who have their hands on the tiller.First up Binfield FC's Bob Bacon, who describes the crazy day, he's already had and why it is so important some of the old stalwarts of the club will be at Wembley to cheer them on. In opposition on the day but in unison in many ways too, Chairman Mark Pye at Warrington Rylands is looking forward to a great day out for his team but everybody at the club including the kids in the youth set-up who will also enjoy heading Wembley Way.Helping understand the big weekend at the top of the National League and the restructuring announcement this week is Non League Paper's David Richardson with the week's round-up of news.

The first in our special "Welcome to the NPL podcasts".This week we hear from five clubs promoted into the NPL Midlands and NPL West divisions for next season, as we're joined by the Managers of Warrington Rylands, Bootle, 1874 Northwich, Shepshed Dynamo, and Sporting Khalsa.Music by Hard Luck Child www.unsigned.com/hardluckchild

Tim Fuell speaks to Walsall Wood manager Darren Byfield on being one step away from a return appearance at Wembley, lessons learnt in Management and going into their FA Vase semi final at Warrington Rylands as underdogs. Also on the show Garry Haylock a former manager and Chairman now working with PlayerData on bringing GPS trackers on an affordable level for non league clubs to get the best form their player via sports science.Plus David Richardson provides his informative insight into the week's news with the Non League Paper round up.

Tim Fuell flies solo as he catches up post-match with the managers at Wembley on Non League Finals Day 2020. There's reflections from Consett boss Terry Mitchell and Concord Rangers Manager Danny Scopes on Wembley defeat and cheerier contemplation from Hebburn Town gaffer Kevin Bolam and Harrogate Town's Simon Weaver.Moving back to this year's competition Tim speaks to Hebburn's opposition this weekend in the Quarter Finals. Warrington Rylands 1906 manager Dave McNabb is a man making sure his preparations are right as he aims to take his club that next step in good times at Gorsey Lane.Already on step nearer Wembley, Binfield face a semi-final against the only Step 6 side remaining in the competition but United Services Portsmouth as we know are in giantkilling mode this season.  It won't be easy for the Hellenic leaguers on their travels South but having got this far by only playing away in this competition this season and winning them all joint managers Carl Withers and Jamie McClurg are confident their team can handle it.

Swampy returns as this week's co-host alongside Tim Fuell as they chat Super League fall-out and the FA Vase as we reach the Fifth Round. First guest Gary Forrest saw his team beaten 4-0 in the competition last week but an illegible player in the East Ferriby line-up sees his West Auckland reinstated ahead of this weekend's trip to Warrington Rylands. A competition with much history for the manager and club, he hopes for a better performance from his team this weekend.The only step 6 club remaining in the competition, United Services Portsmouth FC is led by manager Glenn Turnbull who is hoping he can get the best out of his team once again as they prepare to travel to Tavistock this weekend. Already committed to leaving at the end of the season to head up neighbours Moneyfields, could a Wembley final be the perfect way to bow out?Rounding off the week's news and the show is David Richardson, Senior Writer at The Non League Paper