Podcasts

Rich Crouch and Alex Walker once again dropped in to Broadcasting House, Nottingham, to join the guys from Left Lion on their monthly sports podcast, taking a wry look at recent results, the ‘Kneegate’ scandal and Forest’s failure in the transfer market. Also features a documentary about local cage fighters and a round-up of all the latest Notts sport action.

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The new Left Back podcast from Left Lion, featuring myself and Rich Crouch representing LTLF, is available now. What with all the palaver over the Trent this week, we and regular Notts County correspondent Jacob went head-to-head to thrash out all the details of local football, including what Tord Grip will do for money if the Pies go out of business, why Jeremy Clarkson wants to ban Forest fans from Top Gear, and a Leicester fan who showed us her good points. Download it or listen online here.

Myself and Rich dropped into the Left Lion studios once again to share our vast footballing knowledge and pronunciation skills. Hear us talk about the initiative to sit home and away fans together, Rich getting to know his future in-laws by meeting Luke Chambers’ dad, the Forest injury list, and our recent run of form, plus more fantastic Forest songs!

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Myself and Rich Crouch join the Left Lion team in the studio for an irreverent natter about the Reds, including Rich’s stalking of various Forest players around Nottingham and some of the most bizarre Forest-themed music ever recorded.

You can download the Left Back podcast or listen to it online on the Left Lion site.

LTLF’s Rich Crouch takes the floor and I struggle to get a word in edgeways as he discusses the season so far, tries to predict the Ipswich result like Derren Brown and reveals his new showbiz friendship with Luke Chambers. The Left Back podcast from Left Lion also includes stuff about Notts County, an interview with comedian Mathew Horne and some local musicians.

Typical. I do my first bit of media whoring on behalf of LTLF in years and even then Alan Fisher gets half the credit! But that’s nothing compared to what happens to my fellow guest, Notts County Mad editor Jacob Daniel, who nearly dies from swine flu during his spot, yet still manages to get his website’s plug in early – what a pro! Find out what it’s all about and get the low down about what the new season holds for both Nottingham clubs in the first edition of Left Lion’s Left Back sports podcast.