Hospital Ball – Détails, épisodes et analyse

Callum Harriott is trying to make up for lost time with York City supporters. Now in his second season with the club, Callum reflects on the challenges with injuries in the first campaign but how much he enjoys playing for manager Adam Hinshelwood and in front of the York City supporters. We also delve into his football journey before York City including international honours and how he burst onto the scene with Charlton Athletic as well as facing the likes of Manchester United in cup competitions.

This interview was conducted by Dan Tait, edited and produced by James Charters.

As part of a partnership with York City Football Club, we are interviewing current players and staff that will provide content for the official club app as well as on York Hospital Ball.

This episode is with the clubs Director of Football, Tony McMahon. This interviews covers Tony’s playing career including captaining Middlesbrough to the FA Youth Cup in 2004, making his first team debut at Old Trafford as well as playing in Europe. Tony’s time at York City has seen him be a coach, caretaker manager and now director of football where he is making a real impact on and off the pitch.

This interview was conducted by Dan Tait, edited and produced by James Charters.

The York City app is available on the App Store and subscribers will hear all of these interviews as soon as they are released.

The term ‘fan favourite’ couldn’t be more fitting when discussing Pete Jameson’s time at York City. Joining from Blyth Spartans in 2019 Pete was the established number one throughout his three seasons at the club, the final of which, saw him win player of the year as the team clinched promotion via the playoffs. This interview covers all his time playing for the Minstermen as well as his spells with Darlington, Harrogate and Hartlepool United.

Dan Tait conducted the interview which was edited and produced by James Charters.

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Very few footballers are able to say that they made their debut in the professional game aged just 15 years old but Ashley Chambers did just that when he played for Leicester City in a league cup tie. He also played for England at various youth levels but needed to leave Leicester in search of regular first team football. York City and Gary Mills provided that and the rest, as they say, is history. Ashley is cemented in York city folklore due to his massive part in the 2012 Wembley double success. Here Ashley looks back on that time at Bootham Crescent as well as his whole career in football.

This interview was conducted by Dan Tait, edited and produced by James Charters.

Football supporters love a player who wears their heart on their sleeve and Michael Rankine epitomised that with his all action and passionate displays for York City. Playing for the club across three separate spells Michael discusses his time at Bootham Crescent as well as his wider career representing the likes of Scunthorpe United, Aldershot Town and Hereford.

This interview was conducted by Dan Tait, edited and produced by James Charters.

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Terry Dolan has pretty much spent his whole life in football. This interview goes right back to his playing days with the likes of Bradford Park Avenue and Huddersfield Town to covering his managerial spells with Bradford City and of course, York City. Terry’s time at Bootham Crescent was never plain sailing and he effectively served under three owners in three years. In an exclusive interview with Hospital Radio Terry recalls the highs and lows of that time period.

This interview was conducted by Dan Tait, edited and produced by James Charters.

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From being one of Britain’s most expensive teenage footballers and playing in the first season of the Premier League to being forced to retire from the game in his late 20s, Neil Tolson packed a lot into his football career. At York City he found a manager who believed in him and a fan base that loved his committed style and goal celebrations making him a perfect guest for this podcast.

Now coaching football (soccer) out in America, Neil looks back on his time playing for the likes of Oldham Athletic, Southend United and, of course, York City.

This interview was conducted by Dan Tait, edited and produced by James Charters.

These podcasts are created on behalf of York Hospital Radio, a charity in its 60 year. Please consider donating via justgiving.com/yorkhospitalradio

If there was ever a poll to decide the best value for money York City player, Derek Hood, who cost the club £2000 from Hull City would certainly be up there. Over 300 appearances covering nearly every position on the pitch, Derek was in the side that were the first to achieve over 100 points as well as facing Liverpool in the FA Cup.

Here Derek discusses his career from early beginnings as a youth player at West Brom to his love for playing at Bootham Crescent under the lights.

This episode is sponsored by the Nearly departed app. The interview was conducted by Dan Tait, edited and produced by James Charters.

Welcome to a brand new series of York Hospital Ball, a series that goes through the decades starting with former striker Jimmy Seal covering the golden period of the 1970s where York City clinched promotion to the old Second Division. Jimmy signed from Barnsley and initially found goals hard to come by but would go on to form one of the most prolific strike partnerships in the club's history when Chris Jones joined him in attack. Here Jimmy reminisces about his time playing at Bootham Crescent as well as his famous goals against Manchester United and Arsenal.

This episode is sponsored by Nearly Departed (App). The interview was conducted by Dan Tait, edited and produced by James Charters.

George Mallett's book 'Potter, Hopcutt and a desk in East London' predominantly covers the rise of Swedish side Ostersunds FK from the lower leagues of Sweden to their European adventure. The backdrop of the book however, is George's support of York City, and here we speak to him about his journey following both the Minster men and Ostersunds which led to him releasing a book about those adventures.

Interview conducted by Dan Tait, edited and produced by James Charters.