4000 And Counting

On episode 191 of 4000 and counting, Watty sits down with EPL champion Jacob Heron to discuss his career on the ice, his career as a barber off the ice and his come back.

A long but fun one that you aren't going to want to miss.

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On this episode of 400 and Counting, Watty is joined by a 2 x ECHL all star and a perennial trophy winner. Sheffield Steelers stud Dman Matt Petgrave.

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This week's episode see Watty sit down with Sheffield Steelers forward Brandon Whistle. We talk about playing junior in North America. His rookie season in Sheffield, dropping down to the NIHL and getting called back up 
He also discusses his aspirations to playing for the national team.

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Vanny talks about starting as a figure skater becoming a hockey player, pursuing a PhD, living in Hong Kong and getting a ride home in a police car.

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Our next guest is a lecturer of criminology. In 2009 she completed a Masters degree in Criminology and Criminal Justice from Cardiff university gaining a distinction . Her dissertation subject 
legitimisation of violence in the UK's Elite Ice Hockey League.  
In 2010 she completed a further Masters in Social Research Methods. 
 this time her dissertation was on the subject of Spectator Endorsement of Violence within UK Ice Hockey. Once again gaining a distinction for her efforts. Fast forward to 2015 she completed her PHD s entitled "Five for Fighting: The Culture and Practice of Violence in Professional Ice Hockey". You may also recognise her from her appearance in the Netflix movie Ice gaurdians.

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Basingstoke Bison utility man Liam Morris joins Watty to discuss his career so far.

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Bees new NCAA import Brendan Walkom joins Watty for a chat.

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Watty and Bandy catch up about, golf, life, the universe and everything, and occasionally hockey.

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Our next guest is a graduate of the university of Alabama at Huntsville in the NCAA.
He went on to become a Kelly cup champion in 2019 . A career year came next as he was named an ECHL All Star; he led the league in points and goals in  earning him the league's MVP award.

Europe followed, and Finland would be the destination. His impressive hockey continued and he ended up as a Liiga all star. That saw they KHL came calling where he picked up 15 points in 37 games with Admiral Vladivostok.

Back in Finland once again for this season it's our pleasure to welcome to the show Josh Kestner .

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Episode 182 - This week Watty and Bandy share with us the hockey news of the week as the new season nears, not to forget a story in which will leave you in tears (happy ones).

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