Only one game on this week’s show.
For the first time since the 2014-15 season, Notts County kicked off a league season in the English Football League One. They face another team from the East Midlands, in leicester City. A team that only 3 seasons ago were playing in the Premier League, whilst The Magpies entertained team from the National League.
With commentary from Meadow Lane, on this occassion, it’s Rod Smith and Richard Smith.
Kev Castle chats with Dominic Crane about his career and his new song “So Moseley”
https://www.dominiccrane.com
Welcome back to Nottingham Hospitals’ Radio Sport (Football) Weekly Highlights Show.
We’ve missed you, and I hope you’ve missed us, but don’t worry as the new domestic football season is back, and so are your favourite NHR commentators, and some new ones too, to bring you highlights from all the action at Notts County and Nottingham Forest that the NHR Sports Team have covered for the staff and patients at the QMC and City Hospitals.
On this week’s episode we have just the one game, with the Carabao Cup first round tie kicking off the football fixtures, with Notts County travelling to Turfmoor, to take on Burnley.
Your commentators for the game are Julian Kiddy and Richard Smith.
Singer/Songwriter Parry Ray chats to Kev Castle on Nottingham Hospitals’ Radio (NHR) about her career, musicals, Bristol Rain and her upcoming album and novel.
Singer/Songwriter Malissa Whitehouse chats to Kev Castle on Nottingham Hospitals Radio about music and her new song “Reflections”
Barry Whitwam, drummer of Herman’s Hermits since 1963 chats to Kev Castle on Nottingham Hospitals Radio about their upcoming gig at the Nottingham Arts Theatre, meeting Elvis Presley and touring for six decades.
Barry Steele from “The Roy Orbison Story” chats to Kev Castle on Nottingham Hospitals Radio about the upcoming show at the Nottingham Theatre Royal on Wednesday 8 July
Playwright Billy Ivory chats to Kev Castle on Nottingham Hospitals Radio about his new play “The Market Deeping Model Railway Club”, premiering at Nottingham Playhouse in July.
Liz Jadav who is presenting her one woman show “A Beginner’s Guide To Widowhood” next week at the Nottingham Arts Theatre.
Jamie Goodliffe, Director of “The Accidental Death Of An Anarchist” at the Lace Market Theatre
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