Hospital Ball

This weeks guest is Richard Cresswell whose long and successful career started at York City where he also represented England at U21 level. Richard went onto play in the Premier League for Sheffield Wednesday, Leicester City and Stoke City. Richard's style and 100% effort has always endeared himself to supporters as fans of Preston North End, Leeds United and Sheffield United will also testify. Ri...

Nigel Pepper played over 200 games for York City in the 1990s which included key roles in the 1993 Wembley promotion team, beating Manchester United and Everton. Nigel left York City for Bradford City in 1997 where gained cult status after being a driving force in keeping them in Division One and scoring some memorable goals. Here Nigel talks openly and honestly about all of his career, giving som...

Our final interview is with former Press journalist Dave Flett, who covered York City for well over a decade. Here he gives his honest appraisal of all the managers that have come and gone at Bootham Crescent, the infamous incident at Luton where he was banned from the press box as well as his take on how journalism has changed over the years. Interview with Dan Tait, produced and edited by Keith...

This week's episode features Chris Jones; a former striker for the club who played a significant goal scoring role in the 1970's where the club reached the equivalent of what is now the Championship (the highest level in their history). This episode is sponsored by PlayFootball York. Interview with Dan Tait, recorded by Dennis McMahon and produced/edited by Keith Lea.  

Another in-depth conversation with a former York City Legend, this week its former Goalkeeper Michael Ingham who speaks about his time at the club. Covering everything from his time playing Irish football, his apprenticeship with Sunderland, time as an international footballer right the way through to Wembley twice. Sponsored by HP Plumbing  https://www.hpplumbingandheating.com/  

York City legend Andy McMillan discusses his career from the highs of Wembley, victories over Manchester United and Everton to the lows of the tragic loss of teammate David Longhurst and his disappointment of missing out on the all-time appearance record. This interview was with Dan Tait, recorded by Dennis McMahon and edited/produced by Keith Lea.