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Nick and Stu went live on Thursday evening for Patrons, and discussed our poor form, the calls for Glyn to leave, and if we need some mental resilience on the pitch.

Discussing the latest squad changes amongst other lockdown stuff and nonsense.

Meet The Players makes it’s debut and it turned out to be a fun evening of stories, quizzes and crumpets! Alex Woodyard, Anthony Hartigan, Ethan Chislett, Jack Rudoni, Ollie Palmer & Joe Piggot join us for just under 3 hours of fun.

Meet The Players makes it’s debut and it turned out to be a fun evening of stories, quizzes and crumpets!

Alex Woodyard, Anthony Hartigan, Ethan Chislett, Jack Rudoni, Ollie Palmer & Joe Piggot join us for just under 3 hours of fun.

Putting the world to rights during lockdown.

Recorded prior to the Lincoln game, Nick and Stu discuss how COVID is affecting football, and what the best course of action is for the remainder of the season. We also talk formations, and the first calls for a managerial change.

It's the last podcast of 2020. Sunderland and COVID; London Broncos and Plough Lane; Charlton scoring five and us struggling for wins ... we're ending on a high, right? But then what else would you expect from this year?! At least it's Christmas. Kind of.

Nick and Stu caught up with Wimbledon‘s most recent signing Ben Heneghan.

Ben spoke about scoring in front of 4 fans behind a goal for Droylsden, scoring the 94th minute winner for Chester against local rivals Wrexham and his decision to move ‘Down South!’

Sit back, relax and listen to our 40 minute feature length interview now.

Host Stuart Deacons is joined by Mark Hendrikx, Matt Harwood and George Jones.

We review the defeat to Charlton yesterday, formations and plan B and finish with a discussion on the proposed ground share with London Broncos.

Fans are back in the stadiums, but will it cost some clubs more money than it's worth? At the same time, a Premier League "bailout" scheme for EFL clubs has been announced, but has this been distributed fairly? And why oh why have the TV companies shunned some lower league teams to give Man United, Liverpool, and Arsenal more TV time in the FA Cup third round? Also: tea and wrestling.

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