Ian Nockolds

Sounds of the Sea

Sports EN ↓ 32 episodes

Sounds of the Sea is the audio content platform for Radstock Town Football Club, featuring live match commentaries, player and manager interviews.

Be sure to visit the podcast's website and support the creator: radstocktownfc.co.uk

Author

Ian Nockolds

Category

Sports

Podcast website

radstocktownfc.co.uk

Latest episode

Feb 27, 2025

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Episodes

Brett Partner Pre Welton Rovers 19.12.2019

Brett Partner talks to Ian Nockolds about the Miners fantastic start to the season, their ambitions for the First Division title and his approach to the Coalfield Classico.

Andy Crabtree Remembers Yeovil 05.11.2019

Former Miners manager, Andy Crabtree, looks back on the night when his side took on Championship Yeovil Town, in the Somerset Premier Cup.

Radstock Town v Cheddar 12.10.2019

Full match coverage of the Toolstation Western League First Division match between Radstock Town and Cheddar, brought to you by match commentator Ian Nockolds and guest summariser, Radstock Town forward, Sam Gregory.

Brett Partner Post Corsham Town 13.08.2019

Brett Partner reflects on an incredible win over preseason favourites Corsham Town and talks about he is developing his footballing philosophey at Radstock Town.

Brett Partner Post Ashton and Backwell 27.02.2019

Brett Partner talks to the Western League Podcast following a difficult night at the office against Ashton and Backwell, yet there was still so much praise for a young Miners side trying to play the game in the right way.

Brett Partner Post Warminster Town 04.12.2018

Brett Partner's first interview as Radstock Town manager, setting out his vision for the Club after the Miners win over Warminster Town.

Woking U18 v Radstock Town U18 21.10.2016

Radstock’s young side were well supported on their trip to Surrey by a vocal Miners contingent, yet their pre-match optimism turned to trepidation within seconds of the kick-off when a high ball over the top of the Radstock defence left goalkeeper Jack Scrivens in no man's land, gifting Josh Greenleaf the opening goal. Matters went from bad to worse when Woking scored their second only two minutes...

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