The second Codcast of the week has more FA Cup reflections, following the 7-2 defeat at Bristol Rovers, as well as plenty of chat about the midweek win against Hyde United. We've got the Whitby Town skipper Daniel Rowe talking about leading out the Blues at a Football League ground, the win at Hyde United, switching on the town's Christmas Lights and taking on Movember...

Blues Chief Executive Graeme Hinchliffe chats about the FA Cup run, and how it helps the Football Club out...

And finally Connor Simpson is in touch to talk to Liam Ryder about *that* goal, and how he's faring post-Bristol Rovers after missing out through injury on Tuesday night.

Whitby Town boss Nathan Haslam catches up in a one-off alone with Paul Connolly to reflect on the FA Cup defeat at Bristol Rovers, and the return to league action on Tuesday night at Hyde United. He also looks ahead to the games against Macclesfield (11 Nov) and Northallerton Town (14 Nov), and discusses the futures of Lewis Ritson and Connor Smith.

Welcome to the North of England - with cities such as York, Sheffield, Newcastle, Manchester and Chelmsford, apparently!

Nathan Haslam is in touch this week to go through the finer details of the win over Morpeth Town, how his preparations will change for such a long trip in the FA Cup, and how he’s eyeing progression in the FA Trophy at Radcliffe this weekend.

Goalkeeper Shane Bland is in touch after his third clean sheet of the season to discuss how he’s adapting to having a higher defensive line in front of him, and how the side has evolved from last season.

And finally Blues chief executive Graeme Hinchliffe is in touch to talk about all things behind the scenes at the Towbar Express Stadium @ The Turnbull Ground.

A shorter-than-usual episode this week due to illness, but we still have a show for you ahead of the FA Cup Third Round Qualifying tie with Morpeth Town.

Gaffer Nathan Haslam is in touch for an in-depth chat about the previous two games - the draw against FC United of Manchester and the 4-2 win over Marske United - while also previewing this weekend's clash.

Attacking midfielder Jacob Gratton also drops in for a chat with Liam Ryder, to talk about his midweek goals and his start to life in a Seasiders shirts.

The Seasiders head to FC United of Manchester this weekend, and there's a pre-match Codcast to keep you occupied!

Nathan Haslam is in touch to review the Prescot Cables match in depth, as well as preview this weekend's outing, and defender Connor Smith joins us to talk about his return to The Seasiders/

It's FA Cup week once again - and the Whitby Town Radio team are back with another Codcast.

Nathan Haslam checks in for his usual chat to address everything from the early stages of recent games to signings.

Liam Ryder catches up with Adam Gellabout the season so far and this weekend’s match.

Former Blues player Tom Claisse has a chat with Andrew Snaith about his days with Whitby Town and gives us the lowdown on this weekend’s FA Cup opponents, after facing them with North Ferriby in the previous round.

Last but not least, I caught up with chairman Ivor Homer to discuss the Whitby Town Golf Day, the great support the club gets and the importance of investment in the ground’s infrastructure to move forward.

It's Friday, the Blues are through in the FA Cup and it's time for another Codcast!

We have 15 minutes with boss Nathan Haslam - talking the FA Cup, player development, injuries and this weekend's clash with Warrington Rylands at the Towbar Express Stadium.

Aaron Haswell joins us for a chat following his first two starts, and first two goals, of the 2023/24 campaign.

We've got Blues volunteer Rob Rowell talking about the Seasiders' season so far, how he got involved with the club, and his many years in local football with Whitby Albion Rangers.

And last but not least, former Seasiders man Ged Dalton chats to Andrew Snaith about his time on Upgang Lane and his career in non-league football.

It's FA Cup day for the Seasiders, and the Whitby Town Radio team are back with another Codcast - albeit a shorter one this week!

Gaffer Nathan Haslam talks to Liam Ryder about the game against Goole, and the importance of the FA Cup to the club, the supporters and the players.

Liam also catches up with skipper Daniel Rowe about the Blues' start to the season, while also praising the supporters for their role in it.

Anthony Lee - son of legendary Whitby Town manager Tony - joins us for a chat about his childhood memories watching the Blues in those FA Cup epics with the likes of Halifax Town, Wigan Athletic and Chesterfield.

And finally, former Blues star Jamie Poole chats with Andrew Snaith about his party trick, a goal for the Blues that keeps getting further away each time he talks about it, and how things are going for him at Pickering Town currently.