Bonus pod: YCFC 20-21 review

04/02/21 • 55 min

Despite the 2020/21 season ending prematurely because of a null and void vote, there was plenty discuss between Mark Debnam, Dan Tait, James Charters and Ben Robinson about York City's recent past and future. With the club now in the new stadium the boys reflect on the season that never was; the financial impact on the club and where the team arguably need to improve for the start of 2021/22. This episode was produced and edited by James Charters and presented by Chris Morgan.

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Series 6 - Episode 6: Paul Barnes

Any past or future polls about York City's greatest ever strikers will inevitably have Paul Barnes in the starting XI. Signing for £50,000 back in 1992, Barnes scored on his debut against Shrewsbury Town and never looked back, netting 85 goals in 179 appearances. His goals helped the club get promoted in 1993, go close again in 1994 and cemented his hero status with two goals at Old Trafford when the club beat Manchester United 3-0 in the League Cup in 1995. Here Paul looks back on his time at Bootham Crescent as well as his overall career highlights.

This episode is sponsored by planning prospects. The interview was conducted by Dan Tait and edited/produced by James Charters.

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Series 7 - Episode 1: Jamie Reed

Few York City players have immediately endeared themselves to supporters after one touch but Jamie Reed's immediate control of a ball that came out of the sky at Bolton in the FA Cup in January 2011 did just that. If that wasn't enough Reed scored against arch rivals Luton Town not long after and became a key player during his time at Bootham Crescent, scoring many crucial goals during a golden era for the club. Here Jamie discusses his career which took him from Wales to, Australia and England where his goal scoring exploits made him a cult hero at many clubs.

This podcast is sponsored by York Foot Golf (York FootGolf). The episode was conducted by Dan Tait, edited and produced by James Charters. If you enjoy the podcast please consider donating to justgiving.com/yorkhospitalradio