'Best of' the 1980s

12/25/20 • 50 min

The 1980's was an eventful decade for York City Football Club from being the first club to ever achieve over 100 points, to famous FA Cup games against Arsenal and Liverpool. Our interviews with club legends John Byrne and Tony Canham, lead BBC Match of the Day commentator Guy Mowbray and fan/player/pundit Iain Dunn capture this period superbly.

Interviews conducted by Dan Tait, edited and produced by Keith Lea and James Charters.

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Interviews conducted by Dan Tait, edited and produced by Keith Lea and James Charters.

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Series 5 - Episode 4: Lee Bullock

Slow and steady is how Lee Bullock described his arrival on the scene at York City but that understated journey is told in full here. Stories featured in this interview include winning a European U20s tournament, playing West Ham in the FA Youth Cup, first team debut at 17, facing a full-strength Man United in a friendly, experiencing the Jon Batchelor era, becoming a key man in a faltering side before being sold on to coming back to the club in 2012, this interview packs a great deal of York City content not previously discussed on the podcast.

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'Best of' the 1990s

The 1990's was another eventful decade for York City with promotion achieved via the play-offs at the old Wembley Stadium in 1993, establishing a reputation for League Cup giant killing with wins over Manchester United and Everton before relegation back to the old Division 3 in 1999. Here, club legends Jon McCarthy, Nigel Pepper, Dean Kiely and Andy McMillan all give their insights into that period at Bootham Crescent.

Interviews conducted by Dan Tait, edited/produced by Keith Lea and James Charters.

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