Fools Rush In- STFC Fan Chat

The panel met to preview what is now a postponed fixture at Walsall, we take your questions, the really hard quiz ends up going really well and the chat is infiltrated by teenagers!!!

After Town beat Grimsby 5-0, the panel have much to discuss - but not before Grace Khazir joins the panel after making her league debut at just 16 years old.

The panel met on monday to avoid watching them on tv. The Trust vote, STWFC and the then managerial situation were amongst a number of topics discussed.

The guys see in Fyfie's 33rd birthday with a bumper episode including news of more FRI sponsorship, 2 games and we are joined by Alice Bowden and Briony Hurd to talk the return of STWFC this weekend.

The panel go in on all areas of failings after the NYD defeat to Col U, plus Si is back to offer an oppo view.

Fyfie welcomes back Claire and Jo to the special panel, alongside Gav who makes his debut live from Jakarta. They review the boxing day defeat to Walsall and look ahead to the second half of the season.

It is Christmas Eve Eve and the panel celebrate by previewing the festive fixtures, look back on 2022 and ask why Matt Hewlett is the best CDM in STFC history. Merry Christmas Everyone. Note: These episodes are streamed live and likely to contain strong language.

Few Talking Points, Big Panel, Huge Laughs. As the guys discuss, debate and argue various points of the weekend win, a trip down memory lane gets everyone smiling and then 2 questions from Fyfie's Christmas Party descends into chaos.

After previewing Barrow, talking the latest on Charlie and promoting FITC amongst other topics, the panel give their take on your Christmas opinions. Please note there is some very strong language used and a brief piece of music played via Youtube.

Former Town Coach Steve Hale joins us for the first time and talks all about STFC current squad, form and the weekend draw with Wimbledon, plus England debrief, Baudry tributes and of course Charlie Austin.

Ben battles with connection issues as Fyfie, Craig and Wazza talk STFC, STWFC and England, plus Christmas wishes.

Former Town defender Jerel Ifil spends 2 hours with the panel discussing his career, racism, his family and gives so many fascinating stories. 

The panel review difficult weekend's for STFC and STWFC while World Cup fever continues to grip some and not others, plus some AOB of interest. 

Fyfie is M.I.A. again so Woody steps in to talk Crawley away, England and so much more.

The panel discuss the untimely passing of former STWFC GK Carla. Beth joins us to talk the FA Cup defeat at the CG and the guys talk England ahead of Wales.

Former Town boss Danny Wilson joins us as part of his book promo tour and discusses STFC, his career, PDC and more.

Former Town No. 1 Rhys Evans joins the Fools panel to talk about STFC and his career from U21 International to coaching at Yate. Then the panel discuss the defeat to Crewe, STWFC and the World Cup.

The panel have a number of announcements, preview Crewe and 2 World Cup quizzes in a traditionally 'professional ' episode.

A full panel, including a returning Claire, discuss the weekend draw, STWFC and engage in a debate over the World Cup.

Usual service is resumed in a laugh filled episode covering Tranmere preview and celebrity crushes

We celebrate 2 years of Fools with a STFC quiz. We look ahead to the FA Cup game and promote a community prject as well as passing our sincere thanks to viewers and listeners. 

The panel dress up for a Halloween episode that involved a review of Mansfield, chat of the socials, STWFC late winner and a big announcement. 

A review of the midweek draw with Bradford, a preview of the trip to Mansfield, a poem from Dani and a question from Claire all feature in the latest Fools panel

Liam from Lower League Look joins the panel for a night of carnage looking back on STWFC winning 10-0, STFC beating Hartlepool 2-1 and looking ahead to Bradford away. Are Town a BMW or a Ferrari? 

Grant from Lower League Look joins us to preview the Hartlepool game, we discuss the midweek defeat and discuss the need for reserve of friendly fixtures.