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BCFC Tilton Talk Show EP4 Season 13
Episode 4 (season 13)
Looking back at the last couple of games including,
Cardiff, Plymouth, Hogan, BCFC Women, Catering, Statues, Last 15, Higher/Lower, Squad Game and much more!
BCFC TTS Podcast Episode 3 Season 13
Episode 3 (season 13) BCFC Podcast, Looking back at the fantastic win at Bristol City. With Nick Spall, Mark Meredith, Chris Browne, Craig Courtney, Claire Giblin, Paul Hipkiss, Alan Watton. Sponsored by Small Affordable Cars 07464813813–www.smallaffordablecars.co.uk Produced/Edited by Chris Browne www.tiltontalk.com...
Bristol City v Blues, fans reaction.
Blues fans reaction to todays fantastic win at Bristol City
Tilton Talk Show Podcast EPISODE 2 SEASON 13
Looking back at the win against Leeds UTD at St Andrews..with Special Guests Paul Tait and Richard Goulding
Tilton Talk Show Podcast EP1 Season 13
First show of the Season (season 13),
What an incredible few weeks at St Andrews..with Nick Spall, Mark Adams, Chris Browne, Craig Courtney, Mark Meredith and Alan Watton.
Final Tilton Talk Show of Season 12
The final show of season 12, in the studio, Chris Browne, Nick Spall, Paul Hipkiss, Mark Adams and Craig Courtney, On zoom, Claire Giblin, Alan Watton, Mark Meredith and Squad Game challenger, Sam Mullett.
BCFC Tilton Talk Podcast 11-05-23
This episode we look back at the loss to SUFC and the exciting news on the proposed takeover, plus all the usual stuff including the last 15.
BCFC Podcast-Tilton Talk 04-05-23
Looking back at the defeat at Coventry, and looking forward to the upcoming games, plus Nick remembers stuf..then forgets stuff….strap yourself in!
BCFC Tilton Talk Podcast 25-04-23
big news of the week regarding a proposed takeover and a possible move away from St Andews, could it happen?
Gordon Taylor on the Tilton Talk Show
This weeks episode, We are joined by one of the Blues all time greats and former chief executive of the English footballers’ trades union, the Professional Footballers’ Association, for over 40 years, between 1981 and 2021, Gordon Taylor OBE.